Canadian Leaders Plan Washington Talks on Seal Question
Premier Laurier and Louis Davies will travel to Washington to join negotiations on the Bering Sea sealing dispute. They aim to discuss reciprocity and broader principles beyond the previously limited technical exchange. The move signals a potential widening of the talks, with Ottawa and Washington favoring broader engagement.
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Canada
Washington
Bering Sea
State Department
Davies hints at reciprocity talks with Laurier in Washington
Ottawa correspondent reports Sir Louis Davies minister of marine and fisheries expects likely discussions with Sir Wilfrid Laurier during their Washington visit next week. Possible topics include reciprocity and the alien labor law may be raised as well.
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Bering Sea
State Department
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Canada
Louis Davies
Laurier
Ottawa
Shoreham
Foreign Office
Ont
Northwestern Postmasters Names Given
Washington list of postmasters appointed includes Iowa towns Eagle Grove Frederick J Will Knoxville Thomas C Gilson Lenox T A Ferguson Ogden Clinton L Zollinger Reinbeck Charles J Adams Sac City J W Wilson Sib ley Albert Romey Sioux Rapids Innes Mackenzie Minnesota Madison John T Hammar Wisconsin La Crosse Josiah L Pettingill
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Washington
Iowa
Eagle Grove
Frederick J Will
Knoxville
Thomas C. Gilson
Lenox
T. A. Ferguson
Ogden
Clinton L. Zollinger
Reinbeck
Charles J. Adams
Sac City
J. W. Wilson
Sibley
Albert Romey
Sioux Rapids
Innes Mackenzie
Minnesota
Madison
John T. Hammar
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Josiah L. Pettingill
Late New York Returns Do Not Change Initial Estimates
Returns from state and city elections confirm earlier results with Alton 3S. Parker leading for chief judge of the court of appeals by 58,000 plus in statewide totals and 133,058 in Greater New York. Van Wyck holds a large mayoral plurality over Low and Tracy. Assembly gains favor Democrats. Republicans still control the chamber but with a reduced majority.
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New York
Alton
Parker
Court of Appeals
Greater
van Wyck
Tammany
Seth Low
General Tracy
Black
John Palmer
Assembly
Chairman Jones Sees Elections Favorable to Democrats
Little Rock Arkansas November 5 Democratic national committee chairman Jones calls the election results particularly favorable to the Democratic party and gratifying to Democrats nationwide saying it is more than many expected.
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Little Rock, Ark
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Lincoln fusion gains trimmed by county returns
Lincoln Neb November 6 Returns by counties slightly reduce earlier fusion pluralities and show Republicans gaining in county offices. Sixty seven of 88 counties report Sullivan fusion for supreme judge at 73 858 to 66 708 post rep. Remaining counties unlikely to alter the result much, perhaps a small rise in fusion plurality.
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Lincoln
Neb
Sullivan
Kansas Returns Coming In From 63 Counties
Topeka Kansas November 6 Elections returns have been received from 63 counties out of 105 The Republicans elect 18 district judges and show early gains in several races indicating a favorable trend for the party statewide.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Swindle Erupts Over Duluth Lake View Addition
A Duluth based real estate scam has unfolded involving mortgages on Lake View addition plots, claimed to be valuable in the heart of Duluth. Investors nationwide report letters seeking inquiries while mortgages reportedly range from 1200 to 25000 dollars, with losses estimated near 250000 dollars. Local real estate men are suspected but silent.
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Globe
Duluth
Lake View Addition
Lake View Division
Couniry
Supreme Court Decides Roy Owns Land Near Tower Mines
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds a district decision declaring Joseph Roy the rightful owner of a quarter section of land south of the Tower mines after a 14 year dispute with the Duluth and Iron Range Railway company. The ruling debars the railway and others from any claim to the property.
Duluth Thieves Strike Again in Downtown Offices
A band of sneak thieves, likely the same group active a week earlier, entered over 40 offices in downtown Duluth during the night. Notable targets included the First National Bank and Torrey and McDonnell blocks. Total losses did not exceed $100, as burglars took small change, stamps, and small valuables, avoiding safes.
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Duluth
First National Bank
Torrey and McDonnell
Oldest Winnebago Chief Artichoke Dies Near Toman
Toman Wis Nov 10 Artichoke oldest Winnebago Indian and longtime chief or medicine man died at the settlement north of the city Monday He was said to be between 105 and 125 years old The exact cause of death was not disclosed and details are scarce for Monroe County obituary notes
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Artichoke
Boilery disaster kills several at Iron and Coal plant
In Stroxenoro Pennsylvania on November 10 an explosion occurred at the Iron and Coal company's mill. Three men were killed and several others were injured as workers were at lunch.
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Stroxenoro
Fiercer Iron and Coal Company
Wens
Sever
Atlanta Whisky House Murder Triggers Arrests of Businessmen
Patrolman J. T. Ponder was shot dead at seven pm while shadowing a burglar at the closed wholesale whisky house of L Steinau. Steinau and other firm members were arrested as investigators probe the vault crime and motive, shocking Atlanta.
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Atlanta
J. T. Ponder
L. Steinau
Steinau
Ponder
Anti-Football Bill Passes House In Georgia
Atlanta, Nov 10. The Georgia House approved an anti football bill by 91 to 30 despite strong campus opposition. The measure bans prize or match football games in any park or venue charging admission and moves to the Senate. The bill follows student death incidents that spurred protests against the sport.
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House of Representatives
Senate
State University
von Gammon
London appoints new lord mayor Horatio Davies
Horatio David Davies is formally installed as the new lord mayor of London at Guildhall, succeeding Sir George Faudel Phillips, in the traditional ceremonial.
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George Faudel Phillips
Lonpox
London
Horatio David Davies
Guildhall
Sir George Faudel Phillips
New Trial Granted in Alec Coudot Murder Case
The supreme court granted Alec Coudot a new trial, ruling the state's evidence was wholly inadequate to sustain the murder conviction. The decision cites inadequate corroboration from accomplices Paul Holy Track and Philip Ireland, who confessed to involvement in the Spicer family killings.
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Supreme Court
Alec Coudot
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Coudot
Paul Holy Track
Philip Ireland
Durrant Must Hang in San Francisco Murder Case
The United States Supreme Court affirmed the California circuit court’s ruling denying William Henry Theodore Durrant a writ of habeas corpus. Durrant remains under a death sentence for the 1895 murder of Miss Blanche Lamont in San Francisco. Chief Justice Fuller announced the decision, citing authorities but offering no remarks.
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United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court
California
William Henry Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
San Francisco
United States
Fuller
Three Die in Hot Springs Bakery Fire
Fire at Erhart's bakery in Hot Springs Arkansas at 1 a m killed three occupants Frank Kaufman and Char ley Johnson workers and Clara Erhart eleven year old daughter of the proprietor. The blaze started near the ovens in the rear then raced to the second and third floors trapping the victims while others escaped.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Erhart
Frank Kaufman
Charley Johnson
Clara Erhart
Pittsburg Waterworks Refuses De Armitt Coal Contract
In Pittsburg on November 10 W P De Armitt was rejected for the waterworks coal supply contract for the coming year. The committee cited a dispute between the coal company and its employer and feared the firm could not fulfill the obligations.
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de Armitt
Pittssure
W. P. de Armitt
Pittsburg
Charges Against Crispi Quashed in Bank Scandals Case
Rome reporters say the court of cassation quashed proceedings against former premier Signor Crispi. They ruled courts cannot try the charges and that Parliament must handle the matter, per Crispi’s position. The decision was reported from Rome dated November 10.
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Crispi
Rome
Signor
Vesuvius Exhibits Heightened Activity Near Naples
Naples dispatch reports Mount Vesuvius in great activity with lava pouring from the Atric del Cavallo crater, created in 1895. Two wide lava streams descend toward Vitrova and Hiano del Inestre, signaling a major eruption phase.
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Naples
Atric del Cavallo
Vitrova
Hiano del Inestre
Deal to Back Bushnell for Senator In Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports C V Harris editor and Democratic state official says Democrats will pledge assembly votes to Governor Bushnell for U S senator if he wins enough Republican support to assure election. Harris notes Republicans seeking to defeat Hanna aid the deal.
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Columbus
C. V. Harris
Democratic State Central Committee
General Assembly
Bushnell
United States
Harris
Athens Journal
House
Hanna
Knights of Labor Meet Opens 21st Annual Assembly
In Louisville on November 10 the general assembly of the Knights of Labor begins its 21st annual session, expected to draw over 100 delegates from the U S and Canada with several foreign district assemblies. Sessions are secret, local members barred, floor attendance limited to delegates, and the gathering will last about ten days with grave matters likely to be settled.
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Louisvville
General Assembly of
The
Knights of Labor
Louisville
Canada
Ex-Senator Dixon Dies at Westerly Home
Nathan Fellow Dixon, former United States senator from Rhode Island, died at his Westerly residence after a three week illness. He had previously served as U S district attorney for Rhode Island from 1877 to 1885, was a state senator for Westerly from 1885 to 1889, filled a vacancy in the Forty-eighth Congress, and later served in the U S Senate succeeding Jonathan Chase.
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R. LI
United States
Nathan Fellow
Dixon
District of
Rhode Island
Jonathan Chase
United States Senate
Chase
Mr. Chase
Hunter Named Envoy to Guatemala and Honduras
Washington November 10 The president appointed W Godfrey Hunter of Kentucky envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Guatemala and Honduras Hunter a Kentucky Republican leader and former congressman had announced a bid for the current House seat and a run for the Senate but ultimately allied with Senator Deboe with some Republicans withholding support.
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WasHineTon
W. Godfrey Hunter
Kentucky
Guatemala
Honduras
Dr. Hunter
Republican Party
Congress
Deboe
Sealing Treaty Signed by Three Nations
A convention for joint protection of seals was signed in Washington at 12:15 p m. by United States delegates Foster Hamlin and Jordan, Russia's De Wollant Botkine and Reutkowsky, and Japan's Matsui Fujiti and Mitsukuri with full U S representation. Senate ratification required.
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United States
Russia
Japan
Store Department
Senate
State Department
Messrs
Foster, Hamlin
Jordan
de Wollant
Botkin
Strong & Co. Elevator Burns in South Dakota
The Strong & Co grain elevator at Weester South Dakota was totally destroyed by fire on November 9. Its capacity was 20 000 bushels with 3000 bushels of flax and 4000 bushels of wheat. Fire department and citizen efforts saved the neighboring elevators.
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South Dakota
Weester
Strong & Co
Gorman Beaten as Republicans Claim Narrow Legislative Victory
Baltimore Nov 5 Republicans declare a small majority in Maryland's legislature. Senate tally stands 16 Republicans to 9 Democrats with Calvert still in doubt. House expected 91 members. 46 needed to organize. Norman B. Scott asserts Republicans have that margin.
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Allegheny
Charles
Garrett
Frederick
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Somerset
St. Marys
Baltimore County
Cecil
Dorchester
Howard
Wicomico
Queen Annes
Worcester
Montgomery
Carroll
Talbot
Calvert
Senate
Norman B. Scott
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House
Kentucky Silverites Win by Large Statewide Margin
Louisville dispatch reports Kentucky returns favor the Silver Democrats with an estimated 25 000 plurality for Samuel J Shackelford for appellate court clerk and a Silver Democratic majority over 20 in both houses of the general assembly. Mayor Weaver leads in Louisville with about a 2500 margin, and most of the municipal ticket is elected.
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Kentucky
Samuel J. Shackelford
General Assembly
Weaver
Massachusetts Governor Wolcott reelected with large plurality
Massachusetts returns show Republican Roger Wolcott winning a second term as governor by about 86 thousand votes. Final tallies list Wolcott 165,813. Democrat George Fred Williams 79,395. National Democrat William Everett 14,129, with only sparse remaining precincts.
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Boston
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
Wolcott
George Fred Williams
William Everett
National Democrats
Democratic Mayors Elected In New York Cities
New York municipal elections announce Democratic mayors in New York Albany Syracuse Binghamton Buffalo Rochester Amsterdam Schenectady Kingston Jamestown. Republicans won in Cohoes Rensselaer Yonkers Newburgh Gloversville Oswego Utica.
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Schnectady
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Utica
Easy path to perfect health through pure blood
Health guide explains that good health requires pure rich blood and proper digestion. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the one true blood purifier with many cures and many families relying on Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as the companion remedy.
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