Kaiser Branded as Indiscreet in Telegraph Interview Debate
Berlin is the scene as the Reichstag opens a debate on Emperor William II’s interview in the London Daily Telegraph. Ministers, diplomats, and crowds pack the chamber while Rassermann Stessermann and others condemn personal involvement in foreign policy and urge removal of the private element from state conduct. Chancellor von Buelow defends his position and explains the Telegraph publication amid calls for restraint and accountability.
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Reichstag
Emperor William
London Daily Telegraph
von Schoen
Herr Rassermann
Great Britain
von Brelow
Herr Stessermann
China
Jran
America
Herr Bassermann
Herr Wiemer
David Jayne Hul
United States
Germany
Herr Binger
William
Imperia
Geffkan
Frederick 111
Singer
von Buelow
Tie
Hariman Stocks Advance Sharply Amid Rail Gain
New York on November 11 reports a surge in Southern Pacific and Union Pacific shares driving the market higher. Southern Pacific climbs six points to 1181/2 and Union Pacific 3 1/4 points to 1811/4 amid dividend and bond speculation. After brief profit taking, prices stabilize with steadier tone near session end. In Wisconsin a cellar explosion at Frederick Niebuhr’s Burke farm burns a child beyond recognition and injures others.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Uniox Pacific
Madison
Wis
Frederick Niebuhr
Burke
Here
Postmaster Morgan Doing Well After Shooting
New York November 11 Postmaster Edward M Morgan who was shot by Eric H B Mackey and who then killed himself is reported by physicians to have passed a comfortable night with no complications and is doing well in recovery.
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Morgan
New York
Edward M. Morgan
Eric H. B. Mackey
Fatal duel shocks the South over Carmack killing
Nashville reports the sensational killing of former U S senator Edward Carmack by Robin Cooper in a street duel. The incident follows caustic editorials against Democratic leaders in the Tennesseean. Cooper and father Colonel Duncan Cooper are involved. Carmack dies after multiple gunshots. In Columbia the shooting is blamed on political forces and may spur temperance legislation.
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Congress
Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
South
Edoward W. Carmack
Robin Cooper
Long Street
United States
Tennessee
Duncan
Cooper
Tennesseean
Carmack Ringe
Officialife
Colonel Cooper
Avenua
Sethe
Senator Carmack
Brauite
Mr. Carmack
Coopers
Reid
Vaughan
Columbia
Chattanooga Times
Royal Chinese party to arrive on Mongolia November twentieth
The customs department reports the state department will accord unusual honors to the royal Chinese party arriving in San Francisco aboard the steamer Mongolia on November 20. The party is led by Prince Tang Shao with Prince Tai Foe and a large suite including nine secretaries ten attaches sixteen students and many servants. They will be met by a government cutter and their baggage passed without examination.
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San Francisco
Customs Department
State Department
Washington
Mongolia
Tang Shao
China
Tai Foe
Dutch naval reinforcements to Caribbean arrive mid December
News from The Hague reports The Netherlands Squadron in the Caribbean will be reinforced in mid December by the battleship De Ruijter and in early January by the cruiser Utrecht. The information comes through curacao signals received by Reinforcing Butch Squadron Willemstad Nov 11.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Hague
Caribbean
de Ruijter
Eruizer Utrecht
No Open Fight Likely for Speaker as Republicans Pause
Washington observers say no open opposition to Speaker Cannon as Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee arrive for tariff hearings. Despite early opposition, Cannon’s allies note his strong district plurality and defeats of Ellis of Kansas City and Boyd of Nebraska after their anti speaker stance, signaling public support for Cannon.
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Washington
Repubcan
Ways and Means Committee
House
Cannon
Asguert
Edgar C. Ellis
Kansas
City, Mo
J. F. Boyd
Nebraska
Mr. Canon
Rehearing Denied in Standard Oil Case
Chicago Nov 11 The government petition for a rehearing of the Standard Oil Indiana Rebating case was denied by the United States circuit court of appeals The court sustained its ruling reversing Judge Landis and remanding for retrial The government argued the appellate opinion misstated the record and could undermine rate reform laws enacted during the Roosevelt era
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Court of Appeals
Lima
Supreme Court
United States District
Landla
Appellate
E Court
Grosscup
Seaman
Baker
Roosevelt
Landis
Anollate
Railroads mull large system merging in Midwest finish
Tentative negotiations are reported for consolidating the Toledo St Louis and Western Chicago and Alton Minneapolis and St Louis Iowa Central and Missouri Kansas and Texas railways. While officials deny a formal plan a foundation of reports suggests a possible single system is under consideration.
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SL Louis
Toledo
St Louis
French diplomats sign pact on Cara Blanca incident
Paris reports that M. Cambon the French ambassador and Biron the acting secretary for foreign affairs signed an agreement to act as representatives in the Cara Blanca incident clarification.
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Paris
Besn
M. Cambon
Biron
von. Waechr
Witalrs
Labor Leaders Divide Over Roosevelt Dinner Invite
Denver reports on a split after President Roosevelt invited labor leaders to a White House dinner on Nov 17 for labor legislation talks. Samuel Gompers says he was excluded, calling it a high tribute to his honesty and a political misstep, while AF of L officers avoid comment. Denver observers say the move could weaken labor unity before future elections.
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Denver
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Roosevelt
White House
Lst
Gempers
Felr
Prec
Peonage Trial In Flagler Railroad Case Opens
In New York on November 11 the federal peonage case against David E. Harley, Francesco Sabbin, Edward J. Tring, and Brenk A. Huff began in the circuit court. The government alleges Sabbin and Tring hired men who were transported to New Jersey and Florida to toil on the Florida East Coast Railway under enforced servitude. The prosecution claims nearly 3,060 men were forced to work for Flagler’s railroad in 1905, with many witnesses to be heard.
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New York
Henry M. Flagler
Florida East Coast Railroad
United States
Sudge Hough
David E. Hareley
Florida East Coast Railway ,Company
Francesco Sabbin
Edward J. Tring
Brenk A. Huff
Hurt
Sabbla
Tring
New Jersey
Harley
Florida
Flagler
Mayor Withholds Books in Municipal Traction Case
Mayor Johnson refused to produce Pay Enter Fare Box books in the receiver proceedings of the Municipal Traction case. Central Trust of New York threatened contempt citations. Johnson admitted he and Traction President Du Pont own all Pay Enter stock. He said Municipal Traction funded fare box tests and would bear losses, but profits would go to the two stockholders if successful.
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Areland
Johnson
Municipal Tractirt
Federal Court
Central Trust Company of New York
Cannon
Trust Company
Municipal Traction Company
du Pont
The
Traction Company
Johnson and du Font
Municipal
Prominent West Virginia Doctor Dies After Blood Poisoning
Dr John R Cook a leading West Virginia physician died after blood poisoning that developed a month after he accidentally pricked his finger with a instrument during surgery. Efforts by specialists at hospital failed to save him.
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Fairont
W.va
John R. Cook
West Virginia
Baye Hin Ihe
Cholera No New Cases Reported in Manila
No new cases of cholera have been discovered or reported in Manila during a forty eight hour period.
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Chola
Manila
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