Emperor William and Francis Joseph Restore Polish Kingdom
In Warsaw a formal ceremony proclaimed the rebirth of the Polish kingdom after World War I. Governor General von Beseler read the manifesto aloud while Polish officials and students filled the palace and square. Volunteers pledged for a future Polish army as crowds cheered for Poland and Germany.
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London
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University of Warsaw
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Antwerp
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Mowinkle Discharges, Sails After Fast Work at Harbor
The British steamer Mowinkle departed after rapid unloading of sisal cargo at Turner Hartwell docks. Cargo was consigned to James Gibboney and Company. Two more sailing vessels the Allenwilde Fannie Prescott and the Margaret B. Rouss arrived for loading with the Margaret B. Rouss to enter dry dock.
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Juan Brings Bananas to Harbor on UFCO Cargo
The Norwegian steamer Juan arrived this morning with a cargo of bananas for United Fruit Company. The vessel discharged at the M. & QO. fruit wharf. Two sailing ships, Henry Lippert and Roseway, were reported entering the lower bay and are due in the city this afternoon.
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United Fruit Company
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Henry Lippett
Roseway
Fail to Approve Mrs Mears as Head of U DC
A Dallas committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy rejected the Baltimore chapter protest against Maryland state convention proceedings which elected Mrs Adelbert Warren Mears as state president. The Shiloh Monument Association reported full $50,000 raised for the monument to be unveiled May 1917. Mary Latham chapter Memphis won a $1,000 bust prize for fundraising and Tennessee division won a relief for Albert Sidney Johnston.
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Maryland
Adelbert Warren Mears
Shiloh Monument Association
Mary Latham
Memphis
Albert Sidney Johnston
Tennessee
Colorado Voters Face Snow as Beer Amendment Debate Opens
Snowstorm slows Colorado voters in Denver as supporters and opponents of the beer manufacturing amendment mobilize. Early turnout shows broad interest in the brewing issue with campaigns active before polling.
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Cotton Prices Rise in Liverpool Spot Market
Cotton in fair demand with higher prices at Liverpool. Good middling 11.46, middling 11.32, low middling 11.16. Sales 8,000 bales, including 6,000 American. Receipts 34,000 bales, including 21,100 American. Futures steady with months ranging from 11.30 to 11.45.
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Liverpool
One Touch of Nature Makes the World Kin
A sentimental adette notes that kindness spreads when benefits are shared. It cites letters from users of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy asking for publication to help others in similar situations. Each letter reflects a warm wish to aid fellow men.
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Early voters surprise politicians with large turnout
Fair weather across most regions brought a heavy early vote. New Ashford Massachusetts reported the first returns with Hughes leading Wilson in a small margin. President Wilson and Judge Hughes cast ballots early and expected returns tonight.
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Wilson
Massachusetts
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Taft
Roosevelt
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Princeton
Judge Hughes
William R. Wilcox
Political figures watch results amid voting delays
Republican committee was early at his desk receiving telegraphic reports. Chairman Vance C. McCormick of the Democratic committee was in Harrisburg to vote but expected to return later. Observers doubt when results will be known, noting the surge of women voters and a complex postwar scene.
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Harrisburg
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Demographic Vote Edge Seen in New York City
New York City voters lined up under clear skies to cast a heavy ballot in the presidential race. Democrats claim about a 100000 lead while Republicans say the Democratic plurality will be at most 70000, with Brooklyn noted for variable results and early voting heavy by 11 am.
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New York
New York City
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Silent vote to be big factor in New York
New York November 1. Both Republican and Democratic leaders expect the silent vote to influence the election outcome. Republican chairman William R. Willcox praised early telegraphic turnout reports while Democratic chairman Vance C. McCormick planned to return to national headquarters after voting in Harrisburg.
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Sale of Motor Supply Co property in Mobile County
In Mobile County Alabama on November 18 1916 at noon in front of the County Building the sheriff will sell to the highest bidder the Motor Supply Company interests in motor supplies including wrenches speedometer spark plugs paint bolts nuts tire reliners gas tank extinguishers caps belt dressing iron fittings oil can table key rack horns trunk and two coats per a writ of fieri facias issued by the Law and Equity Court of Mobile County. W H Holcombe Sheriff.
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State OF Alabama
Mobile County
Pirestone Tire & Rubber Co
Motor Supply Company
Fieri
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Eagh
Motor Supply
W. H. Holcombe
Crew Notice for the For donian Ship in Mobile
In Mobile Alabama on November 6 1916 a crew notice states that neither the master owners nor the son signee of the British motor ship For donian will be responsible for any debts concerning her crew. Heynigen Brokerage.
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Mobile
Ala
Sonsignee
Fordonian
Heynigen
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