French Alarm Over Arab Disaffection After Dakar Slaughter
Paris reports the French assembly worries after Oct. 23 fighting in Dakar West Africa where a detachment clashed with Arabs resulting in many Arabs and French shortshooters killed. German trader arms were allegedly used by Arabs. Tangier envoy Mohammed el Torres apologized for natives stoning a French boat crew and measures were taken to prevent repeats. Four attackers were arrested and the incident considered closed.
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Paris
Zbout
Dakar
Senegal
West Africa
Echo de Paris
Mogador
Morocco
Foreign Office
Mohammed ’el Torres
Tangier
Galilee
Tansier
Mohammed Ef Torres
Helpless From Rheumatism Woman Hid With Mother's Body
Mrs Donnegan a Brooklyn woman bedridden by rheumatism cared for by her invalid mother Mrs Catherine Ryan. After an attack left her immobile, Mrs Ryan died and the daughter lay with the body for three days until she reached a window and summoned help. She was removed to a hospital in critical condition.
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New York
Mary Donnegan
Separation bill debate and army service terms discussed
The chamber of deputies debated the church and state separation bill while War Minister Picquart spoke on a two year army service term. The extreme Left sought Dec 11 1906 as final transfer of hired property, not Dec 11 1907. In Mexico City J B Star Hoent was acquitted of fraud tied to the International Bank and Trust company resettlement.
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Pevis
Chamber of Deputies
Picquart
Tribune
Left
City of
Mexico
J. BE. Star
International Bank and Trust Company
Defanci Bank
General Stoessel Seeks Help for Servant in Port Arthur
A Reuters dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Lieutenant General Stoessel, defender of Port Arthur, in severe financial straits. He has applied to a charitable institution for under officers aid to hire a servant, and must provide a medical certificate proving his need for household help.
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Stoessel
Port Arthur
London
St. Petersburg
Reuter
Genera’ Isel
Paris Divorce Suit Faces New Courtroom Assault
Paris on November 7 reports sensational developments expected at the next hearing of the Castelane divorce suit. The count’s attorneys plan a renewed attack on the countess by probing her witnesses. Helen Gould remains at her sister’s side providing support during the painful proceedings.
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Paris
Castelane
Helen Gould
Round Table Denounces Roosevelt Phonetic Spelling
The Principals Round Table of Washington County educators adopted resolutions denouncing Roosevelt's new phonetic spelling at a meeting in Washington Pennsylvania on November 7.
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Washington, Pa
Round Table
Washington County
Roosevelt
Vessels Lost in Halifax Gale Report
Halifax reports a severe gale causing four vessels ashore. Two schooners and one bark swept aground on Northumberland strait, a third schooner wrecked near the eastern entrance. five crew members of the Adeona drowned while attempting to land. The bark dragged anchors and grounded at the harbor mouth.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape New Brunswick
Prince Island
Northumberland Strait
Seven Die as Brake Troubles Spark Ecuador Train Plunge
At Mocha station on the Quito railroad in Guayaquil seven people were killed and nine injured when a passenger car brake was meddled with by locals. The car detached, sped a mile, overturned and crushed riders as a crowd nearby questioned the car’s movement.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Mocha
Quito
Drunkard at Three Years Case Reported in Baltimore
At a monthly meeting of the Protection of Children Cruelty and Immorality Superintendent Parker described a three year old boy labeled a drunkard. Abandoned by his mother the child wandered Baltimore street lodging rooms and even traveled to Atlanta Georgia. He frequently drank and the society placed him in an asylum for care.
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Baltimore
Parker
Act For the Protection of
Baltimore Street
Atlanta
Rivalry Turned Fatal After Davenport Rock Island Game
In Davenport Iowa on Saturday high school football between Davenport and Rock Island led to fights after the contest. Ed Littig a Harvard graduate and Iowa State University professor was fatally injured when he was tackled by Rock Island players and struck by a passing vehicle. Two arrests were made.
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Davenport
Ed Littig
Harvard
Littig
Iowa State University
Rock Island
Tragic Accident In Long Island House Probes Youth
In New York on November 7 an eighteen year old, Henry St, from College Street, was disassembling a revolver at home when it misfired. A girl, identified as Lucy, was fatally wounded and the boy faces possible mental distress due to the incident.
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New York
Henry St
College
Sre L. I
White Man Convicted of Rioting in Atlanta
L. H. Carr, a white man, was found guilty of rioting by a city court jury in Atlanta. Pendleton, who was indicted with others in the riot case, reserved sentence.
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Atlanta
L. H. Carr
Pendleton
Brief notes on several deaths and incidents across the nation
Dr Edwin Beeman chewing gum maker dies in Cleveland while Fritz Thaulow the Norwegian painter dies in Volendam. Fire in Oakland destroys an adjoining auto repair shop causing about 150000 in damage. In Medway Hazel Nice aged one dies accidentally shot by her five year old nephew Wallace Chambers. Mrs Martha Green widow of Norvin Green former Western Union president dies in Louisville. Albert Huey longtime Milwaukee newspaper executive dies. Charles Frazer oldest Erie locomotive engineer passes away in Paterson at age seventy two after 56 years with the railroad.
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Edwin FE. Beeman
Cleveland
Volendam
Holland
Fritz ‘Thaulow
Oakland
Cal
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Louiville
Albert E. Huey'n
Milwaukee
Charles Frazer
Erie
Pateson
N. J
Frazier
Poultry Market Report From Chicago Turkay Inc
Chicago poultry market notes Turkay Inc selling chickens under 5 cents per pound with limited offerings. Small items include spring birds priced around four percent. Trade activity described as light with buyers cautious on price and supply.
Cattle and hog markets report mixed in St Paul
St Paul market notes show cattle prices ranging from good to choice steers at about 5.50 to 6.25 and veals around 4.08 to 5.26. Hogs sold about 5.40 to 5.25 and sheep from 4.50 to 5.25 with quality tiers from good to prime.
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St. Paul
Chicago Cattle and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
Chicago markets show cattle and calves quoted in mixed ranges with cows and heifers around 3.90 to 7.26 per head, good heavy cattle near 5.65, rough heavy about 5.80, light cattle 5.90 to 6.20, hogs at 6.00, and sheep 3.20 to 5.65 with prices noted for lambs around 4.50 to 7.76.
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Chicago
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Count Bon
Chicago Poultry
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Springs
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Chicago Union Stock Yards
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