Panama Transport Panama Arrives Havana After presumed loss
Havana reports the transport Panama from Santiago arrived with seven American passengers including military officers. Initial claims say the ship was unseaworthy, engines failed, and wreckage found near Cape Mayal. gossip in Santiago links a possible sinking in the Windward Passage. Officials in Pittsburgh and Washington note no official confirmation and point to fever and regiments aboard.
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Pan— Ams
Santiago
New York
Herald
Santings de Cubs
Pans Arma
Inngale
Caps B Mayal
Panama
Sbe
Santings
Fiuko Hyteman
Mae
Pankma
Sheba
Tre
Aumong
John Dalzeil
Taree
Havens
Putto Hive
Cubs
Mavens
New Fork
Cape Stays
Balliy
Tound
Wood Bus
Panama steamer feared lost shocks Washington officials
Reports claim the Panama transport was lost with colonel M. Kedes and the First Illinois Infantry aboard. The War and Navy departments report no information confirming the loss, dismissing the rumor as unverified and urging telegram inquiries to cease without evidence. General Wood and Col Bird of the Army Transportation staff have not confirmed any wreck or sinking.
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Pitteburg
Pituiduri
Werehicirhood
Panama
John Dalsell
George Fett
Greenucture
Jacob F. Slagle
Common Vine Court
Altechany Temnty
Tigeman
Pitenurke
J. G. Treachfr
Jeanette Dinpateh
Greensburg
Washington
Soares
Wood
Santiage
Atiadio
Cour
War and Navy Department
Lif
Depertmcht
Gen Wood
Fantings
Gen. Wood
Col Bird
Sar Department
Panama Cae
Hoar's Speech On Expansion Wins European Approval
Paris dispatches report strong European approval for Hoar ds speech opposing territorial expansion. Echo De Paris says American policy remains cautious about conquest, while European papers debate Spain and the Philippines crisis and U S diplomacy s role in European affairs with warnings of possible intervention.
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Europe
Paris
Echo de Paris
Worcester
Ienas
Hoard
Figero
Madrid
Petit Bleu
United States
Spain
Great Britain
Philippines
Ita
Burge
Spat
Phew
Hais
Brest
England
Spaln
Germany
Weild ‘Dereeke
Whiel Wald
Crescot
Tribute to Maine Dead at Coloniametery in Havana
General Wade and General Butler of the United States evacuation committee laid flowers on Maine disaster victims in Havana. Cuban gifts and Cuban club representatives joined, meeting at Hotel Trocha and then at the cemetery. Emerald notes say Spanish evacuation must begin January 1 per the outsider commission.
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Wade
General Butler
United States
Maine
Butler
W. Griven
Captain Calhoun
Coltenan Harnen
Alder
Gene
Fle
Ortzaba
Trocha
Yhree Horsea
Gén
Lint Hampton
Atea
Emer Fan Conunineleners
Gold Standard Discussed by San Domingo Leader
Porto Plata on November 3 reports President Hewreacx stating export duties are payable in gold. He says the national treasury will be reorganized and certificates redeemable in gold exist to stabilize exchange rates.
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San Domingo
Porto Plata
Hewreacx
Wellas
Prodigious Yukon Promise From Heatly's Yukon Claim
Captain John J Heatly, vice president of a transport and trading company, returns from six years in the Yukon with grand forecasts. He predicts $30,000,000 in gold forthcoming in the next year and $100,000,000 annually once quartz mining machinery and government roads are in place. He argues the field will employ hundreds of white workers within years and that mining will continue profitably for generations, citing the need for precise sluice pitch and skilled mining methods.
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Chicago
John J. Heatly
North American ‘Transportation & ‘Trading Company
Klondike
Wwday Card
Tukon
Yukon
Alaska
Hammer Remorse After Rowell Factory Shooting
Adam Hersmer in Reaver Dam Wisconsin on November 3 denies recollection of shooting nine men at Rowell Manufacturing shops. He tells his wife he is sorry though unaware of the events. Only J B Lyons suffered a gunshot eye wound. others unharmed. Wilbur Lanner, alleged to hire the quarrel, is discharged. The incident stems from workyard pranks by fellow employees.
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Reaver Dam
Wis
Adam Hersmer
Rowell Manufacturing Companie
Beell
J. B. Lyons
Wilbur Lanner
Quarrena
Rowsll Company
Tenner
Felow
Death of Hr Rockwood Hewitt in New York Theatre Circles
H Rockwood Hewitt known as El Rocked died after appendicitis at the San Remo. A longtime manager in road companies and associate of Charles Frohman, Hewitt guided productions like Esmeralda Young Dex Winthrop and Held By the Enemy. He rose to general business manager as Frohman expanded his stock company on Twenty third Street.
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New York
H. Rockwood Hewitt
Charles Prchman
San Remo
Hickwood
Fie
Esmerabia
Dex
Winthrop
Frohman
Cruiser Buffalo Sails for Manila From New York
The Buffalo prepares to sail for Manila via Suez with 709 crew under Commander FN Morphis. The ship, coating finished, aims to depart in days traveling at 18 knots to reach Manila by Christmas. Commander JN Herphill leads 24 officers aboard, with Lt W Diehl as executive and Lt G W Logan as navigator.
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Manila
New York
FN. Morphis
Mediterranean
Gud
Suez Canal
Devera Mest
Mishap to the Morgan reaches San Francisco crew remains
The transport Bt Paul from Manus arrived with the Morgan city aboard after its boiler failed 2600 miles from a crown sheet. The ship continued on with one wall steam power, reducing speed from ten to six and a half knots. Private Louis Patton of the Fourteenth Infantry, whose term of service recently expired, was the only passenger aboard.
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San Francisco
Paul
Manus
Morgan City
Louis Patton
Fourteenth Infantry
Rhone
M. City
Depew Seeks Receiver for Penny Magazine in Jersey City
Note York November 2 A receiver has been appointed in Jersey City for the Penny Magazine at the request of Chauncey Mt Depew a stockholder and Thomas Quint president of the company. The assets and abilities are not fully stated in the fragment but the action follows a stockholder and corporate leadership move.
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Depew
York
Jersey City
Chauncey Mt
Thomas Quint
Platt Denies Democratic Lukewarmness Charge
New York November 3 Senator T C Platt issued a statement blasting Democratic campaign managers for alleged intimidation and slander. He accused Democrats of abandoning issue campaigning, touting Roosevelt and sound money while predicting Republican wins in state and federal races next Tuesday. He called the lukewarmness charge baseless and harmful to the party's effort.
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Hoffman House
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Theodore Hoosevelt
Tammany Tax Commissioners
Tam Luke
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Congress
Workington
Roosevelt
St. Lewis
Washington
New York State
House of Representatives
Luke
Tate
Rupture Expected in US Spain Peace Talks
London reports forecast an imminent rupture in the peace negotiations between the United States and Spain with official announcements expected Friday. European correspondents note Spanish fatalism, possible regrets over failing to strike an early deal, and speculation on the Philippines issue shaping public opinion and diplomatic pressure.
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Paris
The
Morning Post
United States
Spain
Vienna Corres
Times
America
Philippines
Spai
Nine Hour Day Secured by Denver Brewery Workers
A nine hour day ended a lock out of four Denver brewery employees on Nov 3 after mediation by National Union of United Brewery Workmen representatives. The Brewers union conceded to reinstate discharged workers and accept adjustments, amid concessions by master brewers. Separately, Charles Ranc, a Seventh Street dry goods dealer in Washington, Nev, made an assignment with assets of 217.40 and liabilities around 175000, real estate investments cited as a partial cause.
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Col
Denver Breweries
National Union of United Brewery Workmen
Bsides
Workmen's Union
Cmmplosere
Tad Seas
Washington
Nev
Charieas Ranm
Seventh Street
United States of Central America Formed
A new republic unites Nicaragua Salvador and Honduras as the United States of Central America on November 1. Guatemala and Costa Rica may join. The federal structure preserves state rights with a three member executive council and a two house Congress. Inauguration set for March 1 next year.
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Nev
Central America
United States
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
Senora Correa
Republis
Correa
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Pacific
Nichégua Canal
Amapita
Senor Correa
Order of Things
Forse
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Costa Rica
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Tigre
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New Republic
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Botta
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Navy
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Deine Coronel Maths
Gallesos
Ugart
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Las
Congress Mosta
Central
Amari
Two Kinds of Rations In Military Plans
Capt Lee Linn chief commissary of the army in the Philippines arriving in Pacific command reports on possible ration changes. He indicates two rations may be used one for temperate zones and one for tropical duty with more vegetables and meat and little fat for soldiers in the Philippines. He notes complaints from Colorado regiment about cooks and officers rather than the government while regulars manage rations well.
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San Francisco
Lee Linn
Philippines
Peru
Washington
Wabash
Manila
Tropics
Colorado Regiment
Stone the Trains in Chattanooga Riot
Three private soldiers of the Eighth United States volunteer Infantry colored im munes were ejected from the ladies car on a Chattanooga Rapid Transit line to Chickamauga park. They gathered hundreds of comrades at Lyth station and began stoning the returning train, damaging windows and injuring a brakeman, then attacked three freight trains. The men pledged to disrupt more trains until allowed to ride in the indies car, despite officers’ warnings.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Eighth United States Volunteer Infantry
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga Rapid ‘Transit Company
Lyth
Boynton
Creeks Adopt Treaty With Dawes Commission
Muskogee Ouachita November report says Creek nation voters ratified the treaty by a majority amid continuing unofficial returns from three precincts. Ratification aligns with the Dawes commission agreement and Creek tribal dealings except where it conflicts with the Curtis act, per principal chief Isper hecher.
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Muskogee
Isperhecher
Dawes Commission
Boycott Lifted in Cleveland Baseball Labor Dispute
Central Labor union ends boycott of Cleveland Baseball Company after agreement signed by President Robison. Labor leaders consider the move satisfactory. Boycott arose over use of non union labor for grand stand rebuild at local grounds, affecting attendance to some extent.
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Cleveland Baseball Company
Central Labor Union
Inoff
Robison
Tatter
Republicans See Voorhees Victory in New Jersey
The Republican state committee met to review county reports on the outlook. State Chairman Franklin Murphy said results indicate Voorhees would win the governorship by at least 190,600 votes, with a Republican majority in the New Jersey House and a chance to elect a successor to Senator Smith, a Democrat.
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Trenton
N. U
the Republic
Franklin Murphy
Voorhees
Fifteen Per Cent Sick in Nebraska Troops in Manila
Col Bratt of the First regiment, honorably discharged due to illness, will return to Bennett Nebraska. He notes about 15 percent of Nebraska troops in Manila are sick, many with dysentery caused by indiscretion with soda pop and rotten bananas on the streets. One hundred seventy five Tennessee regiment members unfit for service will be mustered out today under War Department orders. Capt Danes, Third Cavalry, acts as mustering officer. They will receive pay allowances and funds to return to Tennessee.
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New York
Minnesota
Graham
San Francisco
Col. Bratt
Bennett
Neb
Manila
Tennessee Regiment
War Department
Danes
Third Cavalry
Tennessee
Sum mers chief electrician dies of heart failure in Chicago
H C Summers chief electrician of the Western Union Telegraph Company in Chicago died of heart failure late at night. He was seized while socializing with a friend and expired shortly after on O Farrell Street. Known across the country, he was on the coast for a trip combining business and pleasure.
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Fan Frannecu
C. H. Summers
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
O'Farrel
Boston Mine Sold in Humboldt to Chicago Investor
San Francisco reports the Boston mine in Humboldt County has been sold to Chas Foote of Chicago for 145000 dollars. Foote has begun development and plans hydraulic mining early next year.
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Boston
San Francisco
Humboldt
Chas Foote
Chicago
Foote
Toy Dealer Bankrupt in New York Bankruptcy Proceeding
Hermen Finkel, a toy dealer in New York, is declared bankrupt. The filing lists assets of 720,600 and liabilities of 1,000,000 or more, with creditors to be paid under court supervision.
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New York
Hermen Finkelgoods
Thew
Fresh Impetus to Rumors of War Over Coal Trade
Philadelphia reports reveal fears of renewed Anglo French tension as British shipowners rush West Indian cargoes. Two Royal Navy ships arrived at Sydney to mine harbor entrances while public talk centers on mobilization warnings and naval buildup across Atlantic ports.
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Cbl
Cordelia
Pelican
Halifax
St. Johns
N. P
Extraordinary naval activity sparks tempers in Hong Kong
Reports from Hong Kong describe intense naval and military preparations amid vague information. British ships, including the powerful cruiser Power and gunboat, are said to be loading coal and ammunition while a French paper hints at a looming crisis.
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Navy Yard
Cane Department
France Watches Britain as War Erupts Its Devils
Anxious Paris dispatches report French observers noting British naval preparations and a tense mood in Europe. Journals depict a strong fear of conflict, with Temps questioning strategic moves and the risk of misreading national interests amid shifting alliances.
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England
New York
Herald
Paris
Struggie
Lana
Mbusitie Ik
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