Santa Maria Volcano Eruption Reaches Seaside Areas
News from San Francisco reports the Santa Maria eruption spreading devastation across the region. Refugees flee toward the coast as ash and pumice blanket the countryside and planters fear long term agricultural damage while some expect soil benefits from the ash.
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Associated Brass
San Francisco
Santa Maria
Pacific Mail
City of Panama
Jeff Champotica
Panam
Pavnama
Champories
Quesaltenalgo
Panama
President's Bird Weighs Thirty Two Pounds At Thanksgiving
Exclusive Washington report notes President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt will host Thanksgiving with few guests in residence. A 32 pound chestnut fed turkey from Horace Vose of Westerly Rhode Island will be the centerpiece of the feast.
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Washington
Dent
Mre
Roosevelt
Ginnie
Kermit
Groton
Mass
Wis Sone
Horace Vose
Westerly
United States
Roosevelt Receives Chiefs with Gifts in Formal Greeting
President Roosevelt sent greetings to the visiting chiefs and presented each signer of the instrument with a silver watch and chain and a medal as part of the ceremony. The note notes the voluntary act of royalty by the people and the sovereign representatives at the United States event.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Hug
Bank at Morgan Dynamited. Robbers Seize Loot
An explosion hidden the First National Bank of Morgan in Hassue county early today. Robbers secured about thousand in gold silver and currency before locals reached the bank. The break in appeared to occur when a low blast was heard, prompting a swift escape.
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Dallas
Tex
First National Bank
Morgan
Hassue County
Pennsylvania Railroads to Spend Over 10 Million on Improvements
Pennsylvania Railroad and Panhandle directors authorize 10 million dollar program including new bridges yards and tracks. Major projects cover Shoens Mills Susquehanna bridge Marysville Charrinsboro areas and improvements from Philadelphia to Harrisburg with surveys for new lines and double tracking west of Columbus and between Pittsburg and Steubenville. Savings funds with 1 percent interest to start January 1 and a 10 percent wage advance for employees dating from November.
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P. D. Prines
George Stuart Patterson
Susquehanna
Shoens Mills
Marysville
Pau
Charrinsbore
West Philadelpha
Pennsslvania Hiilroad Company
Panhandle Robboly
Chartiers Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Puni-Handle
Cassatt
Indiana Trusts Constitutional Convention Resolution by Barkus
Bar kis, state xomiter-elect of Terre Ilaute, will introduce a resolution during the cuming session of the legislature. It requests Congress to call an optional constitutional convention to amend the laws for regulating trusts. The action is to be issued on request of two-thirds of the states' legislatures.
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Indianapolis
Shidimes
Barkis
Terre Ilaute
Congresa
Barkus
Indiana
Treasury official Theobald discharged amid seizure dispute
The Associated Press reports from Washington that William H. H. Theobald, a special treasury department employee tied to the New York custom house, has been discharged by secretary of the treasury. The dismissal follows charges of overzealous duty and bringing the department into disrepute over import seizure actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
William HH. Theobald
Treasury Department
New York Custom House
Secretary of the Treasury
Theobald
Department
Roosevelt Picture Brings 18000 At New York Auction
Veresthogin’s painting of San Juan Hill titled Come on, Boys sold for 18000 at public auction in New York. Among 31 works by the artist sold without reserve the total realized reached 43045 dollars. The twenty Napoleon canvases were withdrawn and reportedly bought by the Russian minister for Alexander III museum in St Petersburg for about 100000 dollars.
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New York
Ateoglated Press
Verestehogin
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt
Hlight
Verestchugin
Napoleon
Russia
Alexander
St. Petersburg
Emperor William Attends Krupp Funeral in Prestige Show
The emperor led Krupp burial with indignant denials of social democratic charges linked to the maker's death. Included present were Arthur Krupp, General Von Bissing, and many officials. thousands of Krupp workers lined the route as the procession moved to the cemetery.
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Eseen
Prussia
William
Herr Krupp
Panmaker
Klingmann
Willigt
Arthur Krupp
von Bissing
Baron von Rheinbaben
Herr Moeller
Commerce
Admiral von Tirpitz
Admiralty
Budde
Gener von Plessen
von Lowenfeld
von Huelsen-Haeseler
Dre Vor Lacnnus
von Senden
Clark
Willam
Chile Gains Little Land in British Arbitration
Santiago reports the British arbitration commission awarded Chile a larger share of the disputed boundary with Argentina, though much land valued by Argentina remains. London observer Bertrand called the decision generally favorable to Chile while noting the verdict lacks full acceptance.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chill
British Arbitration Commission
Argentina
London
Nova
A. Bertrand
British Boundary Commission
Chili
Amerie
Coxe Brothers and workers reach settlement ending strike
The Coxe Brothers Co and their striking employees settled their dispute, resuming work at seven callieries on Monday. Unindicted workers and those accused of misdemeanors may return. slate pickers displaced by new machinery will be reassigned. If accused men are cleared they will be reinstated. The Coxes conclude the last major labor stand of their individual operations.
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M. Otis
New York
Paria
Olfa
Chamaporicoa
Mallee
Biatita Maula
Champorien
Associipedd
Warleton
Cone Bros. & Co
Iidicus
Journalist in Hands of the Law in libel case
William E. Draper, a Philadelphia North American correspondent, facing a fugitive-from-justice charge over a July article about White Buffalo of Oklahoma. Hearing postponed to December 15 in Criminal Correction Court with editors, a Carlisle Indian School official, and a Philadelphia judge present.
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St. Louis
William ER. Draper
Court of Criminal Correction
Draper
Witchita
Kans
White
White Buffalo
Charlisle
May Andrews
Annie Dennis
Maud Ellis
van Vaalkenberg
Kmory Foster
HH. Pratt
Carlisle
Buffalo
James J. Gordon
Philadelphia
Job Williams Hanged for Double Murder in Bridgeton
Bridgeton New Mexico reports that Job Williams a colored man was hanged for the murder of John Tolmes a farmer and his housekeeper Miss Collarine Shuite. Williams confessed after arrest and led authorities to the scene where the bodies were burned in a barn.
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Bridgeton
N.d
Job Willan
John
Tolmes
Collarine Shuite
Williams
Tie
Violent La Soufriere Eruption Drives Evacuations
Exclusive wire reports that La Soufriere in St. Vincent produced another violent eruption the strongest since May 7. Residents of Georgetown and Chateau Belair were evacuated, telephone lines cut, and subterranean rumblings heard as lightning lit skies. Smoke had lingered since October 16.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
George Town
Chateau Belair
St. Vinecent
Criter
Treasurer Charged with Larceny in New York
Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Association of New York was arrested on a larceny charge involving $26,000. A leadership change last August required him to turn over funds to the new treasurer, after which he reportedly left the city. He reportedly returned to the association’s meeting place where he was seized.
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New York
Lawrence Murphy
Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Association
Murphy
England
Guard to Increase at McKinley Tomb Site
Exclusive AP report from Canton states Major Millon of the U S Army is ordered to investigate raising the guard of the temporary McKinley tomb. The plan includes moving a garrison to Arlington and expanding hospital and dispensary facilities to serve a sixty five man post.
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Canton
Millon
United Sttes Army
Department of the Lakes
Heroe
Matey
McKinley
Wire Syndicates to Combine Across Neutral Markets
Berlin November 21 The Vosalehe Zeitung confirms United States Steel is negotiating with Austrian and German wire syndicates to ward off competition by dividing up neutral markets.
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Berlin
The
Vosalehe Zeitung
United States Steel Corporation
War Against Federation Fight Moves in Western Mines
The Western Federation of Miners executive board ordered the Huthe union to demand union membership from all eligible workers in the locality, a move seen as a war act against the American Federation of Labor which recently organized a workers’ union at Dastite.
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Denver
Col. Ney
Western Federation of Minera
Huthe (Mon
Enginewm
Federation
Wyonpeors
Dastite
Verdict in Miller Case Ends With Second Degree Murder Verdict
Bellefonte Pa November 2 The trial of David Miller for shooting his son in law Robert Roach at Osceola Junction in July ended today The jury after two hours and forty five minutes failed to reach a verdict and returned a verdict of murder in the second degree
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Presa
Bellefonte
David Miller
Robert Roach
Osceola
Fire Destroyed University Museum After Suicide
Odessa reports that the university museum at Ochewen caught fire followed by the watchman’s suicide. The blaze destroyed the building and its valuable collection, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Odessa
Watvhimun
University of Ochewen
French miners resume strike in Loire district end
The Loire coal miners federation, meeting in Saint Etienne on November 2, voted to resume work next Friday in all Loire mines. This ends the nationwide general strike declared in October that at one time involved over 100,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hienne
France
Coal Mitters' Federation of the Loire
Miners’ Federation of
Nord
Pas de Calais
Loire
Coal Miners
Climax in the Ellen Gore Case at Paris Funeral
Exclusive dispatch from Paris reports the Ellen Gore case reaching a climax with a solemn funeral at the American church in Rue De Berri. Americans and French citizens attend, a Gowdy representative leads the hearse, and Rev. Thurber conducts a restrained service before a brief cemetery rite. Gowdy plans to file his first deposition report to Washington next Tuesday.
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Paris
Ellen Gore
Rue de Berri
Imall
M. Pacquet
Gowdy
Erne Falls to Young Britt in Seventh Round Stopped Bout
Frank Erne of Buffalo loses his world lightweight title bid to Young Jimmie Britt of San Francisco, who floors him in the seventh round at Mechanics Pavilion in a fast, close contest. Britt dominates late with sharp rights and a strong finish, Erne grimly survives two knockdowns in the final moments.
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Associated Presa
San Francisco
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Holt
Jimmie Raitt
Elty
Brie
Buffalonini
Hte
Vastern Lad
Britt
Fernie Whe Fia
Kepling
Erne
Brith
Hilaman
Tor
Wither Terrife Obe
Idle miners suspend relief as strike lingers in Shamokin
Exclusive wire reports at United Mine Workers quarters Lt. Wue says 1000 men and boys idle out of 51000 former workers. No relief funds have been distributed since November 6. Miners states hold small stock of provisions amid ongoing disruption.
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Fries
Shamokin
Ninholister United Mine Workers
Wue
Lee
Parkside Water Supply Brief Visited by State Dept
A state department team visited Parkside Water Supply Company in Pathelde Monroe County to inspect facilities and review safety and service measures. Details of findings were not disclosed in the report issued today.
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Shanvisburg
State Department
Parkside Water Supply
Pathelde
Monroe County
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Cross Country Title
A. C. Bowen of the University of Pennsylvania won the individual cross country crown at Morris Park, covering about six and a half miles in 35 minutes. Fran chot of Yale trailed by one second, with I. E. Williams third. Cornell claimed the team title with 24 points, Yale second, Pennsylvania third, Harvard fourth, Princeton fifth, and Columbia sixth.
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Asenciated Press
New York
Cornell
A. C. Bowen
University of Pennsylvania
Morris Park
Westchester
Bowen
Tim
Franchot
I. E. Williams
W. B. Sobrett
Ik. Woodward
T. Newanan
White
Yale
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
A.J. Bowen
DD. W. Franchot
Kook. Williams
W. RB. Sehrett
I. W. Woodward
Cornnell
T. Newman
W. P. Waldyon
W. A. Cornell
Lieveard
Es A. White
Core Nell
Furnace Blast Kills One Severs Several In Ohio Plant
Exclusive wire reports a furnace collapse at the Willhamsean Tron company in Blenningghwon causing a molten iron flood. Thomas J. Edwards general manager died. James P. McAumulles storeman and Allin Alaw a foundry woman were fatally burned. Charles Sampson secretary severely injured. Two strangers missing, diaries unknown, last seen talking with Edwards.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Willhamsean Tron Company
Blemningghwon
Thomas J. Edwards
Monager
James PL McAumulles
Allin Alaw
Havana Strike Eases as Workers Return Except Cigarmakers
Havana reports indicate most laborers resumed work after a brief strike wave. Authorities feared further disturbances but a general calm returned though tensions linger among cigar makers and city conductors. Threats and nighttime violence were reported in outlying wards with several injuries from a patrol clash.
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Havana
Unclear OCR Weathering Notes From New York Arrivals
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places such as New York and Rotterdam and various dates. The legible items include references to arrivals and cities including Genoa Naples Geno and Naples, with scattered proper nouns and locations.
Unclear Legal Notice From Varlisive Wire Source
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Edwin Rewlenk of Pivenaih and Eiigaheth Corie Owldewi of Dabolim City in connection with a penslone grant. Details are unreadable and obscured by garbled text.
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Die Associated Wiren
Washington
Edwin Ok. Rewlenk
Pivenaih, Af
Eiigaheth Corie Owldewi
Dabolim City
Deaths of a Day Exclusive Wire Item From Mt Clemens
Exclusive wire reports the death of James M. Fanpstock of Pittsburgh. He died at the Agnew hotel in Mt Clemens after a brief pneumonia attack. His sister and others were with him at the time. A jumble of names and phrases follows with unclear details.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Riwi
James M. Fanpstock
Pittsburg
Agnew Hotel
Alves
McBridy
J. M
Lance
Pittsbirg
London
John Macvilly
Tuamdud
Coundight
Darrow and Lloyd Comment on Amicable Adjustment Efforts
The statement explains the Telegram cancelling peace talks and notes no major friction at Washington. It claims the same man signed both telegrams and urges the commission to decide the dispute, with emphasis on wage talks and the right to hire and sell labor.
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Messrs
Darrow
Lloyd
Gray
MacVeagh
New York
George FP
Wayne MilleVeugh
Mitchell
Washington
Its
MacVeash
Cray
Coniact
Wayne MaccVeagh
Flon
Wayne MacVeach
Willcox
Delaware and Turlgon Company
Carroll D. Wright
Baer
Clarence
Kenry D. Lloyd
Weather Forecast for Thirteies Till Friday in Eastern Pennsylvaia
Forecast calls for brisk wet conditions with northwestern winds. Expect stormy weather through Thursday into Friday with unsettled temperatures across the region.
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Wishuston
Priday
Volder
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