Explosion Shreds Man and Horse as Nitro Wagon Bursts
A Bradford nitroglycerine plant storage wagon exploded near Gibeonburg. The blast blew debris miles away, shattered rock, and caused extensive structural damage in the region. One worker and his companion died. others suffered injuries as windows and buildings were torn apart. Authorities note a large quantity of glycerine was involved and the cause remains undetermined.
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Titi
Bradford
Gibeonburg
Sv Alenday
Shikafoda
Terrina
Hennemin Card
Alriver
Mradford
Bie
Phtshbek
Beermaking Under Fire Over Adulteration Debate
New York reports the U S senate committee on manufactures continuing its inquiry into adulteration of ales porter and beers. Yale and Harvard professors will be invited to submit views on establishing a standard for partly vinified products. Witnesses include Max Schwarz, a chemist and director of the United States Brewers' academy, discussing preservatives such as salicylic acid and their quantities in beer.
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New York
States Senate Committee of Manufactures
Yale
Harvard
Mason
Ullneis
Max Schwarz
Unted States Brewers’ Academy
United States
Schwarg
Bodware
Albert W. Wipat
Schware
Frederick Kreusler
Arizona's Display of Petrified Wood Feature
ARIZONA'S DISPLAY describes the American exhibit at Pariyia featuring petrified wood from northern Arizona. The land commissioner has allowed collecting a cabinet of samples from fallen or slashed logs without felling trees. East observers deem the petrified forest as nearly destroyed. vast stretches show logs and mineral drips, remnants of a pine forest buried when the Little Colorado Valley became an inland sea.
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Phents
Ariz
Arizona
Petrified Wood District
Petrified Forest
Little Colorad
German West Africa Campaign Reports Violent Tribal Rebellions
Dispatch from the Cameroons describes German forces crushing uprisings among local tribes. The Velude captain notes killings and interior town raids, while the incident near Keribl provides further context on colonial military actions. A separate note mentions Webster-Tulloch Coal Co relocating on West Eighty Street.
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Cameroons
West Africa
Tovay
Debate Over Chinese Exclusion in the Philippines
Washington discusses applying Chinese exclusion to the Philippines amid Philippine Commission inquiries. Members favoring exclusion are cited, with Admiral Dewey's stance noted as possibly favorable. The decision could affect U S policy toward China and future Asian trade relations.
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Philippines
Philippine Commission
Bealdes
Abell Tull
Congress
Commission
Mesnes
Denby
Decestir Dave
Otistas
Dewey
Chitete Hamisaion
Schurman
Dion Aiade
United States
China
United Stites
Canal route survey noted for Jamaica waterway plan
Kingston Jamaica November 14 the United States sunboat Scorpion arrived with the United States commission Glawatchyd to survey a new canal route between Caldes Bay and Quit of Bun Miguel for a sea level waterway. Only twenty six miles of potential canal remain to be tested as the venue was rejected in favor of another route due to existing rail and transport facilities and harsh swamp conditions.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Scorpion
United States Commission
New Columbia
Caledesis Bay
Bun Miguel
Movement of Sheep to Winter Grazing Grounds
November 24 report shows over half the sheep from Northern Arizona, about 200,000 head, moving to winter grazing along the Sale and Gila Rivers to remain until early spring after shearing. Despite prosperity, tensions with cattlemen resurface as drovers receive warnings and disputes grow in Pleasant Valley and Tonto basin. The Sheep Owners' Association mobilizes idle men to mediate with cattlemen and avert conflict.
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Ari
Nein
Arizona
Sale
Gila
Pleasant
Sheep Owners’ Association
Orrs for the Ozarks and Whirl of Late 1900s Hunts
William 2D formed Colonel AEC on a hunting party trip to the Ozark game preserves. Attending were J J Howan and daughter Lacrosa Wisconsin, Harvey Salmon and Lavehter, Sam Conk and wife, and Mrs Thompson of St Louis. Tiryan sought revenge on public renters.
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Ringtied
William 2D
Aec
Kansas university considers moving Thanksgiving game to outdoors
Kansas University athletic group met at Coates house to discuss the Thanksgiving football game venue. Most present preferred honoring the contract but favored cancellation if Convention Hall management offered a clean exit. A seven member committee was named to negotiate price and terms with the Kansas athletic association while Lawrence officials were asked to join. Managers and several officers noted outdoor play as possible if the contract could be exited honorably.
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Kansas City
Atomni Association of
Kansas University
Coates House
Convention Hall
Missouri
Kansas
Lawrence
Burne Ac
Athletic Association
John W. Prescott
Dale D. Gear
W. E. Pitt
E.G. Blair
Denton Dunn
Sam Moore
Hatley
Elliott
Aurens
Herbert Hadley
Richard Bates
W. H. H. Pratt
H. G. Pope
John Usher
Mr. Gilbert
Mr. Kyle
Dale de Gear
HO von Chwerth
J. H. Prescott
English admirer recounts Jeffries Sharkey bout and future champs
London reports Jack Scales recounts the Jeffries and Sharkey clash, praising the display of endurance and skill, noting that the bout’s twenty five rounds tested both fighters. He predicts future American champions will emerge, including heavyweights and lighter classes, with Simmons and others holding or contesting titles for years.
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London
Jack Scales
Jefries
Baeinna
Sharkey
Heeywelahin
Eves
Jeffries Fe
Priim
Scottett
Willie
Nxt
Fite Simmons
Atwaye
Thire
Horicon
Sears
Boulos
New American Association Rumor Shakes Boston Club Scene
In Boston on November 14 a rumor about a new American association stirring interest among local fans. Directors deny seeking the Charles River club site and debate plans to move operations to South End grounds or river park areas while talks of new parks and facilities surface. Strong factions push for an early move as public enthusiasm grows amid unsettled ownership and venue questions.
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Boston
New American Association
Anson Bins
Kotey
Glock
Hadender
Enpiak
Tienda
Dot
Tim
Boston Club
Charles Hiver
South End
Senate
Orton Club
Har
Croess
Caddies Tie Up Golf Lines Over Pay Rise
Cincinnati strike action spreads to Burnet Weeda golf links as caddies demand higher wages and rent for substitutes. Management refused the increase, leading to a work stoppage where caddies formerly active on the course now stay away, impacting rounds and play.
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Cincinnati
Burnet Weeda
Horton Law Doom Card: Anti-Prige Movement Hits New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe anti Prige sentiment in New York with doomed prospects across Greater York. The text references a general assembly session, a bill to prohibit certain acts, and mentions seats, codes, and fate.
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New York
Greater
York
Sochias
Zeigler Stopped By Burns In Brooklyn Bout
In a Brooklyn boxing match at the Hercules club Owen Zeigler of Philadelphia faced Charis Burns of Cincinnati. Zeigler led early rounds but Burns rallied in the last rounds landing uppercuts. Burns knocked Zeigler down thrice in the final round before the bout ended.
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New York
Hercules Club
Brooklyn
Owen Zeller
Philadelphia
Charis Burns
Cincinnati
Zelgter
Burns
Coroner at Ninety-Three in Topeka Letter to Editor
A letter to the White Journal discusses the death of Dr. Boy alfin of Marshall county and the long career of a coroner at ninety three. It recounts Baptist loyalty, political shifts, and the Merritts family, noting Boyskin’s pioneer work and a waning but lingering popularity in Topeka Kansas.
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Boyalfin
Marshall County
Wyebaayl
Lisboa
Freit
John M. Peck
Dilnole
BU Jaina
Tolleville
Fiinots
Taurmaceus
Merritt
Advancia
Merritts
Poe
Boyskin
Warney Mérritt
Poghian
Bowie
Amin
Bee Chyne Lone
Hunt
Gma Erate
Samoa Talks Tie to U S Rule on Island
Nov 12 Washington reports indicate Elin Justlow of Sarnia seeks leave to visit the United States under abatisso terms. Secretary Hay and officials discuss the future of Tutuila under a division of the group. Chief Justice favorable report hints at a native population of about ten. The Samoa administration chapters will be compiled by Judge Chambers for the Secretary of State.
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Suage Mumbers
Elin
Justlow
Sarnia
Abisitos
Hayeee Apertihe
Cutulla
Moan Group
Madn Am
Guam
Library of the Administration of
Samoa
Gomez Responds to Lucha Announcement in Havana
Nov ts Gomez writes to Tat Lucha that he has read the announcement with pleasure but cannot accept the offer. He cites private concerns and notes Cubans may occupy certain positions. He mentions attending to personal matters once the situation clarifies.
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Havans
Senera Gomez
Abziikalers
Bist
Sehien
National committee plans meeting and convention bids
After a quarrel between Stantur Hanna and Charles Dick, officers of the national committee, a call is issued for a Friday December 15 gathering to set the time and place for binding the next Republican convention. Bids come from Kansas City Chicago St Louis San Francisco Cleveland Shinnnapi Milwaukee and other cities.
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Pov
Stantur Hanna
Charles Fo Dick
Chiirmen
Setbington i Mame
Keansas City
Chleweo
St Louis
San Francisco
Clevelanty
Shnnaapoli
Dee Yor
Milwaukee
Hutiales
Edicinely
Seventh Annual Public Sale At Riverside Stock Farm
Aiming to attend the seventh annual sale of cows calves hogs and horses at Riverside Stock Farm two miles west of North Topeka. The event occurs Wednesday November with Dutch lunch offered. Sale starts at 12 noon.
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Riverside Stock Farm
North Topeka
Chicago Favored as Next Republican National Convention Site
Milwaukee dispatch quotes Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Republican committeeman predicting Chicago as the likely venue for the next national convention. Payne notes Chicago as a natural, possibly best choice, while Milwaukee and several other cities are mentioned as contenders. The decision will depend on the national committee vote.
New Cable Company Formed in America News
New York Nov. 14 stockholders of the newly incorporated Telephone Telegraph and Cable company of America met and elected officers: President William J Latin secretary George F Hawkins directors William J Tastia Martin Maloney and James EB Hayes. Articles show Latta Maloney and Hayes each hold ten shares of 350 each. Authorized capital stock is thirty million.
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New Cable Company
New York
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
William J. Latin
George F. Hawkins
William J. Tastia
Martin Maloney
James EB. Hayes
Latta
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