U S Recognizes Panama Government Amid Naval Policing Move
The United States recognizes the Panama de facto government after a cabinet meeting. Secretary Hay orders officials to inform Colombia and Panama, stating the 1846 treaty will be followed and the Isthmus policed to prevent bloodshed. Naval forces are deployed as marines land while other ships head to Panama. The move draws varied international commentary.
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United States
Washington
Panama
Hay
Beauchere
Bogotá
Ehrman
Columbia
Associated Press
Caribbean
Berlin
Germany
Frankfurter Zeigung
Colombia
Isthmus
Sam Parks Sentenced to Sing Sing for Extortion
New York November 6 Sam Parks was sentenced to two years and three months in Sing Sing on a charge of extorting five hundred dollars from Tiffanys. Park's attorney said an appeal is likely. Parks was taken to Sing Sing this afternoon.
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New York
Sam Parks
Sing Sing
Tiffany’s
Park
Protest at Minstrel Show Over Alaska Decision
In Vancouver on November 6 the gallery booed and hissed the American national anthem during a minstrel performance reacting to the Alaska boundary ruling. The audience chorus grew so strong that the curtain was quickly lowered.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
Insurgents Advancing on San Domingo Prompt Warship Deployment
A cablegram from Minister Powell dated San Domingo reports insurgents marching on the city. He requests immediate dispatch of warships. The cruiser Baltimore is due to arrive at Domingo.
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Washington
Powell
San Domingo
Baltimore
Domingo
The Lady and the Tiger Love Tragedy in Seattle Park
Miss Pearl Waldron lies dying in Providence hospital after shooting herself in Denny Park over love for Nellie Pickerell alias Harry Livingston who has long masqueraded as a man. Pickerell has been arrested many times with no charge sticking. Hazel Walters formerly killed herself upon learning Pickerell was a woman.
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Seattle
Wash
Hazel Walters
Nellie Pickerell
Harry Livingston
Pearl Waldron
Miss Pickerell
Pickerell
All the Latest Novela at Grays Opposite the Tribune
Gray's store offers new novela titles across shelves opposite the Tribune building inviting readers to browse current releases and purchase fresh editions as local shoppers seek light entertainment.
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Gray’s
the Tribune
If You Don’t Know What You Want Gray’s
Fragmentary note in the page shows a shopping prompt about choosing between options at Gray’s store. No clear date or location is provided.
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Gray
Bennett Will Case Court Rules Sealed Letter Not In Will
Probate Judge Cleveland ruled the sealed letter offering 50 000 for W J Bryan and family is not part of Bennett s will and found no undue influence by Bryan The decision leaves open whether the letter can be incorporated and Bryan counsel says an appeal will be pursued.
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New Haven
Comm
Cleveland
Bennett
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Fire destroys Kearsage mine shaft and boiler house
A fierce blaze at the Kearsage mine near Virginia City Montana destroys the shaft and boiler houses. Bodies of Superintendent Turner John Tobin and five others recovered. up to seventy five men believed trapped with rescue efforts hindered by lack of fire equipment. Senator Millard of Nebraska owns the property.
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Kearsarge Mine
Virginia City
Montana
Turner
Tarver
Tobin
Omaha
Millard
Boiler Explosion at Ohio State Kills Engineer and Wounds Seven
In Columbus on November 6 a boiler explosion at the Ohio State University Agricultural College killed the engine operator and wounded seven others including President Davis who was badly hurt. A corn harvesting machine powered by an old traction engine was in use when the blast occurred.
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Columbus
Ohio
Agricultural College
Ohio State University
Davis
Funds for Lewis and Clark Exposition exceed one million
The Lewis and Clark Exposition finance committee reports over one million dollars in funds raised by November 1. An effort will seek a two and a half million appropriation from the next Congress. Minnesota leads state appropriations, with eight others funding various sums as many more promise. Several foreign nations and states plan large Louisiana Purchase exhibits.
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Portland
Ore
Minnesota
Coal Miners Fight Turmoil Across Northern Field
Denver reports a conference aims at amicable settlement of northern Colorado coal fields strife. Yet southern field tensions rise with miners set to strike Monday across Utah New Mexico and Wyoming. District president Trowell vows a fight to a finish and commissaries will be set up in every mining town. Non union workers face pressure to quit work.
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Denver
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Wyoming
Trowell
Howell
William Will Send His Yacht to America
Emperor William plans to enter the schooner Meteor in the spring Ocean Yacht Race for the Emperor's cup. The vessel will sail to the United States to compete in the event.
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William
America
Berlin
Emperor William
Meteor
United States
Great School Day Promises Notable Pocatello Event
The Academy grounds host a multi town athletic day with Boss Idaho Falls Blackfoot and DPocatello teams led by the Idaho Academy. Tickets cover all games and evening dances with separate admission for dancing. A parade and program of music readings and solos finish the day with formal events and speeches.
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Academy Grounds
Pocatello
Boss
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Dpocatello
Academy of Idaho
Academy
Music Orchestra
W. H. Cleare
Carl Coffin
Boise
Mattie West
Robert of
Sicily
Lulu Carrier
Cayatina
Na Bee Poe I. E. Hill
Isabelle Pratt
Arvilla Surman
Thena Moony
W. HH. Cleare
Squeezing Water Out of Steel Stock Prices Fall
New York, November 6. Securities of the United States Steel corporation sold at lower prices today than ever before. Common shares started at 105 4 and preferred declined two and one half per cent, with London and commission houses tied to Pittsburg and Chicago heavy selling. Some improvement was noted later.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Common
London
Commission
Pittsburg
Chicago
Dressmaking Parlors Open Downtown with Modern Styles
New dressmaking parlors opened at 408 N Cleveland Avenue offer first class work and up to date styles. Recently from Minneapolis, the shop promises quality service for fashionable garments.
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Cleveland Avenue
Minneapolis
Bridge and road meeting on Snake River project near Tilden
City businessmen are called to City Hall at eight this evening to decide on a bridge across the Snake River near Tilden and a road from Pocatello to the river. The action aims to link a large farming community with Pocatello in close business touch.
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Snake River
Tilden
Pocatello
Mikados Birthday Celebrated in Elaborate Style
Bancroft Ida Nov 6 Special. Snow possible today as Meda Armstrong, daughter of James Armstrong, rests under Dr Kacksey care. Mrs Pat Harkins passes danger line. Dolbeer Bros. received a carload of Al wheat from neighboring farmers. Japanese section boys held an elaborate Mikado birthday celebration last evening.
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Bancroft
Ida
Meda Armstrong
James Armstrong
Kacksey
Pat Harkins
Dolbeer Bros
Burned Out Family Heads West Facing Death on Train
A Joplin family, Mrs. P. J. Berky and her husband with two children, travel toward Eugene Oregon after losing all possessions in a recent fire. With the wife suffering from diabetes and limited funds, a sleeper ticket was bought for her and eleven dollars collected by a passerby. Dr Steely and Salvation Army volunteers assist as the mother receives care en route.
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P. J. Berky
Joplin
Eugene
Oregon
Mr. Berky
Mr. Be
Genteel Burglar Steals Small Change From Black Grocery
A genteel burglar broke the rear door of the Black Grocery on North Arthur Avenue at 3:30 am and took a sack of nickels and dimes from an open cash drawer. Mrs. Wallace next door heard the dog bark and saw the burglar depart after tying the door shut. He disturbed nothing else and left the scene in orderly fashion.
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Black Grocery Company
North Arthur Avenue
The Scalp of Tom Kearns
L M Earl of the Salis bury company of Salt Lake City toured Pocatello to discuss Salt Lake results. He noted no unusual outcome as Democrats carried their ticket while the independent vote, mainly Republican, removed U S Senator Thomas Kearns and his machine. The day ended with Kearns's scalp secured for keeps.
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L. M. Earl
Salisbury Company
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Salt Lake
U.S
Thomas Kearns
Kearns
Mortensen Seeks Life Sentence Commutation
Salt Lake City Utah November 6 Peter Mortensen condemned for murdering James R Hay has filed a petition with the state board of pardons asking for commutation of his sentence to life imprisonment.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Peter Mortensen
James R. Hay
State Board of Pardons
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Dixie
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Concord
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Mexico
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Nicaragua
Parks
Blak Republic
Lady and the Tiger
Gray's
J. Bryan
Bennett Will
Louis and Clark
Congress
Daily Tribune
John Gall
Ira A. Call
Tra Call & Sons
Cache Valley
H. Hamilton
Keogh Bros.’ Sheep Company
Jack
Tom Mercer
Auerbach Bros
Rothschilds
Jas. Morris
A. P. Colbeer
Barlow & Co
Chesterfield
John Barker
Lund
Nampa
Owens
Richards
Soda Springs
Missouri
Black
Tom Kearns
Mr. Earle
Mortensen
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