Kruger Visit Draws Franked Cheers Across French Cities
President Kruger's procession through Lyons Avignon Valence and Dijon sparks large crowds and bouquets. Police bar uncomplimentary cries as Lyons awards a gold medal and France shows broad support for his cause and South African republics.
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Lyons
Department of Rhone
Nouv
Kruger
Assie
France
Europe
Dijon
Department of
Cote Dar
Child Typhoid Death Ties to Bank Clerk Robbery
Exclusive wire reports William Heathitey a two year old teller for Murcia and Con bankers dies at Melonne hospital from typhoid fever. Beckley is arrested for the $400,000 robbery of his employer and pleads guilty before McGonder. After the court run he suffers a nervous collapse and dies at Bellevue Hospital, following his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poss
New York
Williamy
Ohib Hehitey
Murcia & Con Bankers
Melleone Hospital
Alvord
Beckley
Olva Hechley
Hillevue
Wis Etilehen
Strike Order Prompts Labor Demands Across States
An exclusive wire reports 2000 miners granted leave as unions plan strikes tomorrow. Organizers push for higher wages while West Virginia pressure grows to mobilize the state, amid uncertain economic factors and labor tensions.
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Proms
Indighapelly
Nov
SP Mitchell
Anterior
Ouduy
West Virgina
Funeral Service for Sullivan to Be Held at St James Palace
Exclusive wire reports the funeral service for Sullivan will be held at the Royal Chapel in St James Palace on November 7 by the queen's command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tophon
Sly Avetur Sullivan
Hoyal
St. James Palace
Noun
Charles Hoyt Funeral Draws Large Charleston Crowd
The funeral of playwright Charles H. Hoyt was held at St Luke's Episcopal Church in Charlestown with a long viewing period and numerous floral tributes. Clergymen Rev S Lasetier and Rev Howard Hil led services, the choir sang Abide with Me and Dead Kindly Light, and Hoyt was interred at the village cemetery mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoclites Dros
Charlestown
N. H
Charles H. Hoyt
St. Luke's Epiaceeal
Orlock
Atite
Charles Hate Floyt
Weleck
BS. Lasetier
Réetor
St. Luke's Ehureh
Howard FP
Hil
Concord
The Chinese Settlement
The secretary of state addresses a note to powers over China urging renewed negotiations and basing terms to ease tensions after Pekin talks. Reports cite mixed reactions and a shift by Russia on troop withdrawals and rail control amid broader peace negotiations.
Ice Trust Reaching Out Over Pocono Tee Supply
A Stroudsburg dispatch reports the American Ice company seeks control of all ice supply in the Pocono mountains. An offer near 2 million dollars has been made for Tobyhanna plants of the Pocono and North Jersey Ice company. The American Ice company already runs the Pure Water Ice company with a 75 000 ton capacity at Naomi Pines Monroe county. The Pocono and North Jersey Ice company was bought by Feranton capitalists about a year ago for a million dollars.
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Associated
Philadelphia
Stroudsburg
Pin
Wood Authority
American Ice Company
Tee
Pocono Mountains
Tobyhanna
Pocono and
North Jersey
Tee Company
Tce Company
Naomi Pines
Monroe County
Pocono
Feranton
Indisposed Croker Delays Commentary in Quodistown Arrival
Exclusive wire reports Croker appearing unwell as the Cumintine steamer Lucania docked. He avoided heat, rested aboard a barge and declined further political commentary during a lengthy campaign amid continental travel plans.
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Quodistown
Noy
National Carbon chief dies at Dover home aged 60
From The Associated Wiro Dover suburb exclusive wire Cleveland Nov. Y W L Lawrence president of the National Carbon company died early today at his home in Dover. He was about sixty years of age. Mount Helly North Dakota Sep 44 Daniel Sutter a wealthy resident died at his home there today aged 67. Mr Butter was one of the most prominent men in the United States.
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Paris
Marseilles
Winger
AL. Lepine
Ernd
Avignon
Department of Virmeluse
Kruger
Wis
Railroy Cirriage
Associated Wrox
Cleveland
W. L Lawrence
National Carbon Company
The
Carbon Trust
Dover
Mount Helly
N. d
Daniel Sutter
Kds
Mr. Butter
United States
Army bill pushed as Manila troop transport plan outlined
Chairman Hull announced a committee meeting to advance a new army bill. He urged economy and rapid action to ship discharged soldiers home from the Philippines while others replace them. Hull cited plans for up to 15,000 Filipino enlistments if needed and discussed recruiting native troops under U S officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Pre
Washington
Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
Philippines
Jull
War Department
Tie
Wis
Congress
Great Britain
Hall
India
Pull
Bishop Potter Urges Vigilance Committee to Cleanse New York
Exclusive dispatch reports Bishop Henry C. Potter in St Pauls chapel addressing about 2000 hearers on God and the City. He proposes a 25000 member Vigilance committee to combat vice with a central three to five member board directing the effort. He argues for trust in a small leadership and urges people to back decisive action for the citys moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatio Bres
New York
Henry C. Potter
St. Paul's Chapel
Vice
San Francisco
Wien
Key West Street Railway Strike Shuts System
Key West street railway system is completely tied up by a strike. Elgar workers in a meeting endorsed the action of striking motormen and conductors and will provide financial aid. The company threatens to withdraw from the city and negotiations have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Elgar
Berlin cabinet maker sentenced for criticizing emperor
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press Berlin, Nov. P Schulte, a Berlin cabinet maker, has been sentenced to three weeks in prison for criticizing Emperor Willich's "No punish" speech. Schulte must play the glass violin within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
P. Schulte
Emperor Willich
Dun's Review of Trade Rebounds With Improving Tone
Dun and Company reports a recovery in trade activity and tone with no sharp price rise. Manufacturing shows better demand from districts, textiles and iron and steel sectors improving, exports hesitant, and domestic demand controlling price inflation amid mild weather. Failures total 248 in the US, 11 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspciated Press
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Redtroacil
Esport
Jess Phan
United States
High Jumpers Shine At Madlson Square Horse Show
New York November 22 At Madison Square Garden riders and horses drew praise in the evening program. Lady riders and high jumpers staged events with Miss Marion Holloway winning the ladies saddle horses while Chapple shown by S.Hayes of New York led the high jumpers.
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New York
Miarlson Square
Deese
Tadies
Stanhope
Injunction Dissolved In Lehigh River Dispute
Exclusive wire reports the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company suit against several ice companies to stop dam construction on the Lehigh River and tributaries. The court dissolved the injunction against the Amerdnaloe company, with further arguments on Tobyhanna Winter Storage and Supply and Pocono Spring Water to continue until Tuesday. A settlement is anticipated.
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Associatic Press
Stroudsburg
Lehigh Cowl and Navigation Company
Lehigh River
Aneriodaloe Company
Tobyhanna Winter Storage and Supply Company
Pocono Spring Water Tee Company
Death by Own Action At Waverly
Exclusive Wire reports Arthur Kinney aged twenty three died this afternoon in Waverly New York by shooting himself in the head. He had been a gunner on the Marblehead during the Sinnish cable incident and was honorably discharged last May. A prior failed re enlistment attempt and recent trouble are cited as likely causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
N.Y
Arthur Kinney
Marblehead
Cardenie
New York
Sulelle
Cardinals Absent From Christmas Consistory
An exclusive wire despatch from Rome reports the pope renounces the idea of creating new cardinals at a consistory planned before Christmas. The Pontiff will instead hold a consistory in February with the expected elevation to fill vacant sees.
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Rome
Christina
Hell
Notable Susquehanna Teacher Killed in Train Collision
Prof. Alfred W. Layne of Uniondale, a veteran schoolteacher and long notable figure in Susquehanna County, died at Herrick Centre after being struck by a Delaware River train. The fatal accident involved the Hudson express. Layne’s Civil War service is noted in the report.
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Associated
Susquehanna
Alfred’ W. Laynetite
Uniondale
Siuaquelwnna
Herrick Centre
Turkey Defiant as Exequatur Refused for American Consul
Nov 22 dispatch from Constantinople reports Turkey's government rejecting the U S request for exequatur for Dr Thoms Hy Norton at Harpost. US Navy battleship Kentucky moves toward Smyrna, while Washington cites treaty rights and seeks clarity on consul status amid ongoing negotiations over commerce and protection of citizens.
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Kentucky
Smyrna
Norton
Constantinayle
Porte
United States
Marpool
United States Legation
Thoms Hy Nerton
McKinney
Harpool
Sunoyrive
Naples
Washington
Harpert Osburn
Harpert Osburn, Has Not Yet Been Reported Atledilly To the State Denartniedi
Harpost
Constantine
Morning News Briefs From Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR provides scattered items from weather, local politics, and commerce. Mentions Conor Sulling Turkey Siva No and Preston Wenger, along with various committees, airlines, and court notes across regions.
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Conor Sulling
Turkey
Siva No
Preston Wenger
Franie
Hate Committee
Thurston
The Failure of Broker Lawrence
Lawrence a member of the Consolidated Stock Exchange was arrested with two agents on grand larceny charges. Mrs Catherine Rouckendorf accuses him of withholding funds and bonds totaling about $200000. The investigation centers on three $1000 bonds she claims to own.
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Ascockind Press
New York
Chester Hi
Lawrenew, Jr
Stock Exchange
Nile
George E. Wolhert
Assienes
Amome Liwrence
Mor
Lanwrernens
Lawrence
Edward Bunderhill
Walken
Agelynes
Edward 1
Rderbill
Patroelear Quarters
Catherine Rouckendorf
Consolidated Exchange
Hera
Exclusive Wire Reports Population Figures and Policy Notes
An exclusive wire from The Associated Cross Washington reports Governor Jen’s Thanksgiving proclamation and a May update. It cites South Carolina population at 1,540,116 with growth from 1,115,009 and notes minor increases in fertility and employment, amid government influence and public health concerns.
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Association Cross
Wichington
South Carolina
Van
Queen Learns Kruger Voyage Complete in Good Health
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press in The Hague reports the Queen is pleased to learn that Mr Kruger has completed his voyage and is in good health.
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Iosa
the Hague
Kruger
CZAR'S CONDITION. Report on Nicholas II's health in Russia
A telegraph dispatch from St Petersine reports Emperor Nicholas II's health worsened by typhoid fever with lung complications. Medical officials note risk to his recovery as respiratory failure and brain involvement threaten his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Metembure
Nicholas
Mussia
Yale and Harvard Face Off Amid City Football Frenzy
New Haven hosts a heated pregame atmosphere as Yale and Harvard fans pour in. Crimson supporters arrive amid blue decor while Harvard figures and governors pledge to back cheering. Yale's turnout grows with city anticipation and quiet confidence noted among players and crowds.
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New Haven
Doston
Harvard
Alarvard Tien
Warward
Theodore Thadeyelt
Darvard
Yale
Blue
Unclear OCR fragment on travel ban and language attack
Fragmentary text mentions trains, Russia, and travel restrictions but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable names. Context is garbled with language issues, making it impossible to determine a concrete incident or objective summary.
Powers Appeal Highlights Murder Case Proceedings
An exclusive wire report from Prankfort, Wy covers appeal arguments in the case of Culcel Mowers versus the Commonwealth. The defendant seeks a review ahead of a potential filing deadline, while authorities pursue the shooting death of Giwhel.
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Ios
Prankfort
Commonwealth
Fife
Giwhel
Daly Named Captain of Path Team at West Point
Exclusive wire reports John Fite Gerald Hie selected Daly as captain of the Path team. Daly’s appointment follows votes by local districts and orders from West Point officials.
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Associated
Poose
Hooton
Congressin
John PL Fitegerald Hie
Chuthet Daly
Played For Path Tea
Eeeties
Wiet Molut
Nigith Omgbied Siona
Wedding Closure and Global Moves Highlight Fall News
Ambiguous dispatch reports officials planning trips to Washington and Baltimore for a presidential period while the Duke and Duchess of Manchester reportedly sail to New York. Other items note arrangements for a US relations event and a cabinet member missing a trip to Baltimore for a prominent wedding.
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Havana
Guttvral Wold
Mr. Hoak
Altorneon
Mix Gary
Gary
Roosevelt on Ice Case Examines Van Wyck Stockholder Link
Exclusive dispatch details a New York political clash over Mayor Van Wyck and a potential removal petition. The issue centers on whether his stockholding in American Tes company violated laws restricting public officers from owning stock in firms doing business with the city. The petition seeks formal action as testimony and legal opinions are weighed.
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van Wyck
American Tee Company
Moss
Albany
BM. OY
Toosevelt
Robbert A. van Wye
New York
American Tes Company
Hobie Gale
Juliet
Mayer
York
Wiltal
Thornton
Endeavorers Adjourn After City Convention Closes
The Endeavorers adjourned after a city convention of the Christian Endeavor society in Philadelphia. Delegates from outside the state and foreign cities attended, with hundreds staying to visit relatives and sights as business prevented further sessions.
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Evaluaive
Philadelphia
Whelewiges
Christian Maceiver Society
Wudeaverers
Hiselty
Forelien Ciitles
Hutdredds
Thin Ely
Nevita
Itelms Tis Phon
Steamship Arrivals Reported from Major Routes
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press lists ships arriving in New York from Liverpool and Hamburg including Kaiser Wilhelm II and Hibernia, with details of sailings to Antwerp, Glasgow, and New York. Items include Liverpool to New York, Moville to Glasgow, and other transatlantic passages noted.
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New
Tiene
Liverpool
Ger- Hianle
New York
Movilleo
Sailods Furnes, Alu
Glasgow
Ton New Works Varad
Bidmands
Southwark
Low York
Antwerp
Condition Of Senator Davis In Critical Health
A wire service report notes Senator Davis remains in critical condition tonight after a difficult period. Medical briefings show limited improvement as doctors monitor his vitals and address complications.
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Senator Davis
Weather Outlook for Washington: Saturday and Sunday
Forecast covers Washington region through Saturday and Sunday. Threatening Saturday with likely rain. colder conditions move in from the north. southerly winds and low temperatures expected in coastal areas.
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Charleston
Pekin
Pere
China
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Tien Tsin
Dilly Mba
Japan
Prince Tuan
Maghind
Germany
Austria
Russia
Chi Ior
Count von Wuraldersee
Muchlenfel
ICE Trust
MR. Croker Iil
Associated Presa
Dun's Review OF Trade
Assclator Press
Cardinals
Wie
Associated Cross
Prof. Larrabee
Geveral—Carbondale News Department
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Munimal Airline
Hanle
Teletione Company
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le Weel Sinihiy School
Tawson
Tomorville
Porto Rico
Goa
Czar’s
Lijvense
Daly
West Point
Roosevelt ON Ice
Robert van Wyck
Dheeision
Gover Mor Labels
Paldieliie
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Tine Oorpeari
Oth
Blake
Gaal de Alemelyves
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