Insurgents Advance Toward Port au Prince in Haiti
Reports from Port au Prince indicate insurgents of 25 to 30 miles away as officials convene an extraordinary session to preserve or compromise the government. Troops patrol streets while Grand Couve falls to revolutionists and the French training ship Guguy Trouin surveys the area.
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Associated Press
Port AU Prince
Hayti
Haydens
Simons
Grand Couve
Guguy Trouin
Petit Couve
Hayden
Nord Alexis
Deadly Freight Wreck Near Delta Injures Two
In Redding California on November 30 a south bound freight derailed near Delta killing Charles Fletcher and seriously injuring two other men who were riding in a box car. The incident prompted supervision by local authorities as rescue teams responded to the scene.
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Redding
Cal
Charles Fletcher
Delta
Fletcher
Clifford Realty Company Promotes Nevada Mining Real Estate
The Clifford Realty Company advertises listings for Clifford district mining properties and Helena Townsite realty interests. It claims daily inquiries and local expertise to secure the best prices and offers on-ground knowledge. Address: The Clifford Realty Company Helena Nye County Nevada.
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Clifford District
Helena
Clifford Realty Company
Clifford
Nye County
Nevada
Trial jurymen report for district court session
The panel of trial jurymen was called yesterday morning in the district court and jurors reported from outside towns including H Nofsinger Belmont A A McKnight Frank P Weaver Joseph D O'Brien Sam Tracy Harry Gill John Beckman Gill Bennett Rhyolite EB L Eubanks and Clyde R Terrill Beatty A H Anderson W M Velteh C A Desmond and K Lawrence Manhattan.
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District Court
H. Nofsinger
Belmont
A. A. McKnight
Frank P. Weaver
Joseph D. O'Brien
Sam Tracy
Harry Gill
John Beckman
Gill Bennett
Rhyolite
EB. L. Eubanks
Clyde R. Terrill
Ty A. H. Anderson
W. M. Velteh
C. A. Desmond
K. Lawrence
Manhattan
Grand Jury Meets At Court on McKillops Shooting Case
The grand jury convenes at 9 this morning in the courtroom to probe the shooting of Ida Miller by C M McKillops of Round Mountain. McKillops is bound over for the matter, with other jurors to review cases including the high graders investigation.
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Court House
C. M. McKillops
Round Mountain
Ida Miller
McKillops
Highgraders
Fire destroys Joe Dandy mine complex in Cripple Creek
Fire swept the Joe Dandy mine in Cripple Creek destroying mill and shaft house. Estimated loss is 150000 dollars with 40000 dollars covered by insurance. The article notes the City bakery hours and Mizpah grill timing and mentions Milas Anna Murray departing for Los Angeles.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Joe Dandy
110 Bodies Recovered From Marianna Mine Disaster
Pittsburg November 30 The 600 foot shaft elevator at the Rachel and Agnes mines of the Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Co Marianna Pennsylvania has recovered 110 bodies two thirds identified after a deadly explosion last Saturday. Officials expect all victims to be brought to the surface by noon tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Rachel and Agnes
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company
Marianna
Pennsylvania
Britain is Apprehensive About India
London reports a grave situation in India with widespread disaffection in provinces not seen since 1857. Sedition grows as Bengal’s reign of terror plots spread, judiciary confidence erodes, and native troops show receptivity to revolutionary aims. London blames Lord Minto’s Calcutta administration for weak control while Roberts calls for strong defense.
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Associated Press
London
India
Lord Roberts
Germany
Roberts
Berlin
Calcutta
Bengal
John Morley
Lord Minto
Leutenants
Pistol Duel in Philadelphia Leaves Bystander Wounded
In front of the Bellevue-Stratford hotel George Medway and Andrew Lonergan dueled after a dispute over army navy game ticket profits. Rich ard Burke, a bystander, was fatally wounded while Lonergan was shot in the arm. The confrontation occurred on Broad Street as officials described the event.
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Philadelphia
Richard Burke
Andrew Lonergan
George Medway
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Broad Street
Longeran
Medway
Army-Navy
International tinplate combine organized in London
The Iron and Steel Trades Journal reports that English and American tinplate makers in London formed a combine that will practically control the global tinplate industry.
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International Tinplate Combine Organized
London
The
Iron and Steel Trades Journal
Vanderbilt gift funds enlarging Vanderbilt square in New Haven
Frederick W. Vanderbilt donates fifty thousand dollars to buy more property for expanding Vanderbilt square. The area currently houses the two Vanderbilt dormitories and the gift supports enlarging the square.
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Vanderbilt
Yalk New Haven
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Square
Markets Open With Indecision Amid Steel Selloff
The New York stock market Monday showed mixed sentiment with active price moves yet persistent selling of United States Steel. Notable flows included St Paul Railway and US Steel while a $50 million AT and T convertible bond sale to bankers influenced market mood.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
St. Paul Railway
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Silver Goers Up in Atlantic Fleet Notes
New York markets report lead dull at 4.25 to 4.40, copper 14.37 to 14.50, and silver at 48 3-8 with the Atlantic Fleet mentioned in a brief market note.
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New York
Atlantic
Grace Maxwell Leaves Butler Theater for Los Angeles Engag ement
Grace Maxwell formerly of the Butler theater departs for Los Angeles to join a theater company.
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Ruth Mason
Butler Theater Company
San Francisco
Mins Grace Maxwell
The
Butler Theater
Thin Morning
Los Angeles
Monroe Doctrine of the Pacific Gains Moral Clout
Secretary of State Elihu Root and Ambassador Takahira exchanged notes reaffirming U S and Japan aims in China and the Far East. The nonbinding accord echoes the Monroe Doctrine, bolstering open door principles and signaling broader acceptance among major Asian interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Elihu Root
United States
Takahira
Japan
Far East
China
Asia
John Hay
State Department
San Francisco
Miner Killed by Fall at Balakala Mine Near Corum
Robert Ganol, a miner, died at the Balakala mine near Corum when a cable broke while he was hauled up the incline. The wire rope snapped sending the car and Ganol sixty feet down the incline.
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Associated Preas
Redding
Cal
Robert Ganol
Balakala
Corum
Ganol
Insurance Man Kills Himself in Lodging House
W H True a special agent for New York Life killed himself by shooting in a lodging house at Butte on November 30. His father is a banker at Hurke Springs Arkansas and a brother a captain in the United States Army stationed at Vancouver Barracks Washington.
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Associated Press
Butte
Man
W. H. True
New York Life Insurance Company
Hureke Springs
Arkansas
Vancouver
Barracks
Washington
International golf match in Hot Springs ends 8 up for US
The president elect and Senator Bourne of Oregon faced Canadian Conservative leader R. S. Borden and member G. H. Pearley in a two man match in Hot Springs Virginia. The United States won by eight holes. A rematch was planned for tomorrow with the same teams. Taft said he was receiving many cabinet suggestions from various sources.
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Hot Springs
United States
Borne
Oregon
R. S. Borden
G. H. Pearley
Taft
Mark Twain Birthday Noted in Redding Home
Samuel L. Clemons known as Mark Twain marked his seventy third birthday quietly at his home in Redding Conn today. In Manila the Atlantic battleship Meet waited for Colombo Cerion at this city this morning.
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Associated Press
Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemmons
Mark Twain
Manila
Colombo
Cerion
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Ed Dale
Osear Willitt
H. D. Danforth
Tonopah
Milas Anna Murray
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