Japanese Privy Council Chief Seeks Fair Play Over Coal Supply
Baron Sugematsu, father-in-law of Marquis Ito, and Baron Wayashi condemn European and English coal shipments aiding the Russian Pacific squadron. They urge measures to halt contraband and protect the Japan Britain alliance, noting neutral-state involvement and the danger to allied interests.
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London
Baron Sugematsu
Marquis Ito
Far East
Japan
Great Britain
Japanese Attack on Poutiloff Hill Repulsed at Mukden
Japanese forces shelled Poutiloff hill near Mukden on November 24 and again on the 28th, but the assault was repulsed. Otherfront actions were small, mostly at night, with light snow transforming the landscape.
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Poutiloff Hill
Mukden
Ip.or
Battleships Reach Suez Through Canal Passage
Russian battle ships Sissoi Veliky flagship of Rear Admiral Volkersem and Nayarin arrived at Suez from Port Said. The flagship saluted the British cruiser Hermione as the fleet anchored. The Second Pacific Squadron division followed at intervals. Nearby reports note fishing boats sighting the squadron fifteen miles off Lowestoft with ships using searchlights and signaling during the night voyage.
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Suez
Sissoi Veliky
Rearmiral
Volkersem
Port Aid
Hermoine
Goodad
London
Lewis
Lowestoft
General Kuroki's Corpse Reported Arriving at Yinkow
Berlin dispatch cites a Mukden correspondent stating General Kuroki's corpse has arrived in Yinkow after delivery to Russian headquarters. The message appears in Lokal Anzeiger, dating November 28.
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Kuroki
Yinkow
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiers
New York firm assigns assets after run on consolidated stock exchange
Jacob Berry and Harold L. Bennett of a New York firm in stocks bonds grain and coins assign assets for creditors to Ashbel P. Fitch. Liabilities around 200 000 with assets reported 150 000 to 200 000. The firm, founded 1865, served Canada and New England with one Philadelphia office and over 11 000 customers and 25 out of town offices. The move follows a market run triggered by Alfred Lamar’s failure.
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New York
Harold L. Bennett
Stock Exchange
Ashbel P. Fitch
Canada
New England
Philadelphia
West
Wall Street
Consolidated
Alfred Lamar
Cold weather fuels retail demand and holiday goods pickup
Bradstreet's reports cold weather is needed to move winter clothing dry goods and shoes stock with few robberies. Holiday goods trade opens well and spring fabric buying shows stronger confidence than last year. Manufacturing remains active nationwide with better labor use and winter employment. Farmer holdings improve collections in the South, overall payments better than a year ago.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Promises to Be Interesting Reichstag Session
Berlin observes Chancellor von Buelow’s reciprocal treaties yet to be agreed with Austria Hungary. Livestock schedules hold up the tariff changes as the reichstag opens Tuesday. Socialists ready to attack the government on the military bill relations with Russia and the Southwest African war.
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Reichstag
Berlin
von Buelow
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Negro murderer arrested near Bethayres after double shooting
Frank Saylor, a Black man, was arrested in Langhorne near the Bethayres scene for the November 23 killings of Henry and George Henderson. He was taken into custody by authorities during the day.
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Philadelphia
Frank Saylor
Henry
George Henderson
Bethayres
Langhorne
Diptheria in Towmer shutters schools and misc notes
Brightly jumbled brief items note diphtheria in Towmer Iowa closing public schools. a Minnesota bank burglary netted about 200 dollars. a Chicago trade fair features Leopold horses. a Moscow visit awards a gold cross to Bishop Morgan. A Pawtucket store fire causes about 50000 in damage. a Yonker man’s death by hanging at the state hospital.
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Towmer
Porest Lake
Minn
State Bank
Wallace Kirk
James
Sony
Chicago
Leopold
St. Petersburg
Robert Joseph Morgan
Moscow
Train moves slowly as Roosevelt aboard Pennsylvania run
The special with President Roosevelt and party travels to St Louis at a max pace of 25 mph, with mountains slowing to 12 mph in spots. Crowds greet at Western Pennsylvania stations but no public stops are made. Roosevelt thanks Pennsylvanians for their support and offers a brief remark before continuing to Pittsboro. A police and detective presence guards the train. reporters and staff are allowed inside only.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Road
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Washington
Allegheny Mountains
Penn
Sylvania
Fittsboro
Oliers
Pennsylvania
Merchant Marine Commission Hears Naval and Postal Views
The merchant marine commission resumed sessions in Washington on November 26 with hearings extended to naval and postal officials. Secretary Morton and Captains Usher Mahan Luce Harrington attended, along with W S Shall enberger, to discuss the auxiliary role of a merchant fleet to the navy and benefits to the Postal Service.
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Washington
Merchant Marine Commission
House of Congress
Gallinger
Naval and Post Office Department
Navy
Navy Department
Morton
Usher
A. T. Mahan
B. Luce
P. F. Harrington
Post Office Department
W.S. Shallenberger
Metcalf
Parker
New Jersey
Story of Starvation in Sassoun District
Washington reports from American consul Norton at Harput on Mush district survivors after a massacre. Of about 10,000 people, most saved only their lives as nearly every house was looted and burned, leaving widespread hunger and sickness.
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Washington
State Department
Norton
Harput
Mush
North Sea convention signed at St. Petersburg office
The North Sea convention was signed at the Foreign Office in St. Petersburg on November 26, as reported from the foreign office.
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Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Dualine
2Ftornaan Hv
Prairie fire in Harlem Montana destroys grazing land
A large prairie fire raging for days forty miles north of Harlem has swept thousands of acres of grazing land and caused heavy losses for sheepmen. Winter ranges and outbuildings, plus hay, were destroyed, prompting talk of lynching the suspected arsonist if found.
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Harlem
Mont
Report Declared Untrue About Sinking Sailor Deaths
Captain Blair of the Marcus M. Uran says the rumor of the schooner Judge Boyce sinking off Delaware on November 15 and drowning its crew is false. He asserts the Boyce was at anchor in the Kennebec River on November 14.
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Philadelphia
Judge Boyce
Delaware Copes
Blair
Marcus M. Uran
Boyce
An Gier
Kennebec River
Young girl identified in Brooklyn death case
The body of a girl found dead from asphyxiation in a Brooklyn hotel has been positively identified as Christine Voigt. The 17 year old lived with her widowed mother and had hoped to marry a young workman who did not appear for the wedding. Her death fate remains uncertain.
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New York
Brooklyn
Iowa Orllinois
Christine Voigt
Train Collision Kills Dunkirk Fireman Frank Miller
A Lake Shore limited eastbound train struck the Dunkirk fire department chemical wagon at Central avenue crossing killing fireman Frank Miller aged thirty one. Injured driver John F Kraiger and four others expected to recover. Kraiger did not see the train approach.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Lake Shore
Dunkirk Fire Department
Central Avenue Crossing
Frank Miller
John F. Kraiger
Charles F. Link
Fred Dentner
Albert Steumm
Kraiger
Supreme court upholds seizure of Cheltenham and cargo
St. Petersburg reports the supreme prize court confirmed the legality of the seizure of the British steamer Cheltenham and its cargo, captured by Russians and taken to Vladivostok in early July.
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St. Petersburg
Supreme Prize Court
Cheltenham
Vladivostok
Russian ships anchor off Cherbourg in November
Cherbourg France November 28 Russian transports and two torpedo boats from Skaw have anchored in the roads here.
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Cherbourg
France
Skaw
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