Police Guard the City Hall Amid Street Car Strikes
Chicago reports a police guard around City Hall to curb possible trouble from strikers and sympathizers. Aldermen faced jeers as labor tensions rose over railway franchise issues, protests in gallery, and calls for arbitration. Trains delayed, wires cut, and power outages fueled crowd concerns while officials pushed for franchise extensions and settlements.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway
Inew Transportation Cormembye
Herman Wan
Stenet Power Hekite
Datcot
Carter
Forty-third Street
Midny
Jer Hanvies
Sieaterday
Ienet
McCullough
Poe
Staty
Sith Po
Muir
Tratpmen
Refiway
Pany
Bavic
Mgal
Ollen
Acisesey
Failway
Private Detective Attacked During Trolley Wire Guard Incident
Buckler of the Chicago street railway firm and Jim Copper a 20 year old private detective guarding Archer and Asiland lines were assaulted by seven men in Codey. They beat him, stripped his outer garment, and stole six dollars plus a revolver, leaving him in a semi comatose condition.
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Buckler
Etrikims di Chicas
Hunn Copper
Olf
Chitaen City Ralley
Archer
Asiland Avis
Jim
Firing Resumed as Santo Domingo Talks Collapse
From San Domingo Republic of Santo Domingo November 4 fighting resumes after peace talks falter. City bombardment continues and houses are damaged as government resists surrender. A Hamburg America steamer delivering ammunition for the government is fired upon by rebels while fortifications guard the discharge. Reuters report cites Captain Briggs noting a quiet city at departure and a pending general election within 24 days.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Doming
Hamburg-American Line
Washington
Briggs
Baltimore
San Juan
Porto Rico
Navy Department
Baitimore
San Donlngo City
Pilace
Turkeys Sell Near Record Prices in New York Markets
The New York poultry market reports turkeys selling at about 40 cents a pound, geese and ducks near that level, with overall poultry prices rising daily this week. Eggs have also climbed to 48 cents per dozen as scarcity pushes costs higher. Some poultry dealers are slaughtering chickens to exploit the brisk turkey demand.
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New York
Causes Unrest in Morris County Mines
Notices posted in Empire Stew and Iron mines in Mount Hope Hibernia and surrounding areas announce a 20 percent wage cut for oil miners starting December 1 with only one shift used where two formerly worked. The order affects about 4000 men and follows a 1 percent cut on October 1 and the Wharton mine shutdowns and Port Oram furnace bids, sparking labor unrest in northern New Jersey.
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Morristown
Empire Stew and Iron Company
Mount Hope
Hibernia
Morris County
Wharton
Port Oram
Antest
Wabor Etreles
Sorthirs
New Jersey
Recognition Ordered In Pan and Germany Move
Fortin November 24 The foreign office issued an official notice stating that the imperial chancellor proposed the emperor yesterday declared that the new free state of Pan will be recognized by Germany. Neither the German foreign office nor the German chargé d affaires at Bogota furthered the desires of Colombia.
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Fortin
Foreign Office
Free State
Panand
Gexeina
Bogota
Coistmbin
Grief at White House as Roosevelts mourn uncle death
New York November 24 James L Gracie banker and uncle by marriage to President Roosevelt died at his home of pneumonia. The president and Mrs Roosevelt were deeply affected. Mourning at the White House until December 7 social events canceled.
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New York
James Eine Gracie
Marridge
Roosevelt
Fo Deat
Pneumontis
Mra
Mr. Stash
Ron Peat Veil
Corrow
Allyncus
White House
Washington
Nev
James L Gucie
Panama Repudiates Responsibility For Colombia Debt
Nov 24 Lemion reports Panama denies owing Colombia debt arguing the isthmus joined Colombia in 1821. Foreign Secretary Lansdowne seeks details from bondholders council. Panama's position to Washington, with Panama Canal matters, Panama government stability, and plans for a constitutional convention outlined by Panama officials and officers arriving from Colon.
Paris Meeting Set to Criticise French Government
George Thehand, former leader of the Fannma canal move test and president of the committee of bondholders of the aid company, announces a public meeting in Paris on Nov 21 to criticise recent events, especially the government’s recent course.
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Paris
George Thehand
Fannma
Aid Company
KohI Goes Free In Liquor Case Theatre
City Court actions end with acquittals as Spencer loses key motions in Kohl case and secures not guilty verdicts for Andersen and Patterson. Evidence for conviction in Kohl remained weak due to paper issues. Andersen’s sale charge failed. Patterson case yielded a swift guilty verdict supported by testimony about beer deliveries and alleged mixing with whisky.
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Spencer
Ang
Kohl
Hazen
Spencee
Otto Andersen
Verdet
Patterson's
Join Ewing
Hasor
Patterson
Patterson House
Meneo
Trial of Al Morrow Begins in St Louis Court
The trial of Al Morrow and co defendants charged with conspiracy related to naturalization frauds opens before Judge Adame in the U S district court. Barrett Dolan and Garrett faced related convictions or sentences. witnesses include Gov Koery and Senator Cece Bateat among others.
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St Loui
Garrett
Dolan
State
Aganis
Barrett
Joseph Joint
Marrow
Barcel
Kery
United Sates
Cece Bateat
Crowe
James BR. Gantt
Hefent
Cook
W Wil- Danes
Ends the Treaty in Philippine Campaign at Jolo Hills
General Wood reports capturing the Moro position north of Taglibi on the 20th and destroying earthworks. Private Martin Brennan of the Fourteenth Cavalry was killed, two privates wounded, one seriously. Moro casualties tally at least 75. Ground brushy. bodies hard to locate. Expedition returns to Jolo. Wood says no further sultanate opposition expected. He views the action as abrogating the Bates treaty.
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Manilla
Wood
Jola
Taglibi
Martin Brennan
Fourteenth Avalry
Jelo
Rimeho
Wealthy Relative Drafts From South Africa Highlight New Montreal Case
Nov 2 report from Chicago describes a complex legal case involving Jacques Cami of Chill South Africa sending a $5,000 draft to Aubla a hotel keeper in MacGregor aiding his half brother in a Montreal murder trial. Aubin provided witnesses and counsel, helping the half brother secure support amid prior court battles. Also noted is a Nov 4 birth of a child to Miss John Bomberick, aged 31.
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Whramor
Awash Aubla
MacGregor
Peor
Jacques Cami
Chill
South Africa
Montreal
Casa
Roung Aubin
Utah Miners March With Red Flag Across State
Salt Lake City November 24 Adjutant General Burton orders the Utah National Guard to rendezvous at Salt Lake and march to the strike troubled coal fields of Carbon county tonight and Castle Gate tonight with intent to secure the area. Striking miners show defiant acts carrying red flags and upside down flags. Governor summons troops to quell unrest as Italian miners parade.
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Salt Lake,tah
Burton
Utah Navnal Guard
Salt Lake
Carbon County
Castle Gate
Williams
Utah Furs Company
Scofield
Colton
United States
Pollock Likely Candidate For AG Nomination Says Washington
Washington November 24 It is understood Mr Pollock has made his case before the attorney general Friends and supporters believe he will be nominated while rivals claim he has all the votes he will get and that nomination would rely on current backing A Kansas delegation member warns of no certainty until end of the work A Fort Scott attorney for Missouri Pacific, J D Richards, called on the president to discuss the judgeship.
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Washington
D. C
Pollock
Kansas
Aid
J. D. Richards
Fort Scott
Amissouri Pacific
Roosevelt Hosts Labor Leaders at Washington Luncheon
President Roosevelt entertained labor representatives from Butte Montana at a Washington luncheon. Guests included Malcolm Gilles Edward Long M R Dempsey F M Cronin Victor Robinson J W Gilbert and Frank Doyle, with aides Cortelyou Carroll Dr Wright Dixon and Wayne McVeagh in attendance.
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Washington
Nev
Roosevelt
Butte
Mont
Malcolm Gilles
Stationary Engineers
Onion
Edward Long
Miners’ Union
M. R. Dempsey
F. M. Cronin
Frank Doyle
Trades and Labor Assembly
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and
Lutor
Carroll Dr. Wright
Dixon
Montana
Wayne McVeagh
Pennsylvania
Rifled Mail Pouch Robbery Reported Near Oelwein
A mail pouch rifled near Oelwein Iowa led to the loss of about ten thousand dollars in money orders and checks. Letters were opened and many torn or mutilated making forwarding to their destinations unlikely. The theft occurred between St Joseph Missouri and Oelwein with the last intact seal noted at St Joseph.
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St. Louis
Oelwein
Dice
St. Joseph
Widow Begs Prison Bed in Pittsburgh Case
Widow Mrs Law rence Stenderson of Beatrice Nebraska pursues justice after a man James Rodgers allegedly conned her out of 41000 for mining machinery. The couple reportedly planned marriage in Pittsburgh on November 1 but he vanished in New York. A separate account notes a fall at Bear Creek Falls injuring Adams leg.
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Pitesburg
Lawrence Stenderson
Beatrice
Neb
Gertral
James Rodgers
Nebraska
California
Princed
Pitsburg
New York
Stephenson
O'Neil
Eory Steientaily
Stina
Isa Atfa Adems
Precinice
Bear Crewe Falls
Shingletown
Hiss Adams
Tecken
Jennings Uncertain Weather Ahead For Thanksgiving
Director Jennings notes the forecast for Kansas shows partly cloudy tonight with a likely rain or cloud cover on Wednesday and a much colder Thursday. East wind at 12 to 22 miles per hour was observed, with hourly temps around freezing at mid day.
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Tepnides
Kansan
Jennings
Forest Fires Cover Cotton Belt Across West Mississippi
Dense smoke spreads over west Mississippi and Arkansas as three days of forest fires burn large timber areas. Fires race along Choctaw railroad corridors between Memphis and Little Rock and along Iron Mountain road north of Little Rock. Smoke hinders river traffic and livestock injuries are reported with no known fatalities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Litte Rock
Iron Mountain Road
Walnut Ridge
Amberlands
Swifton
Thames
al Greenville
Mise
Yazoo Delta
Cabinet meets but takes no action on key issues
Washington observers report all cabinet members attended the meeting but no major decisions were made. The Panna situation and congressional opposition were discussed with no new developments. President intends to attend Uncle James I. Gracie's funeral in New York next Friday morning.
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Washington
Congress
Peabody
Colorado
United States
James I. Gracie
New York
Unexplained Smoke Cloud Over Colorado Valley Texas
Marble Falls Texas reports a dense cloud of smoke stretching 20 miles that obscures objects two squares away with burning eyes and no fires found. The piece also notes political maneuvering over federal judgeships and upcoming discussions by Governor Bailey and others about vacancies and potential candidates.
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Colorado Valley
Texas
Marble Falls
Eacesae
Ank
Batley
Tt S H. Looms
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Halley
Bailey
Warne
Supreme Bench
Pollock
Johnston
Political Gossip in Miami County Delegation Fight
A Miami County Republican attack tone claims Kelly cannot secure the county delegation to the Republican state convention. The piece alleges a planned clash to deny Kelly renomination, naming figures like Bent, Murdock, Veale, and Burton as part of alleged machination. It notes anti Kelly sentiment among Alam fellows and duties of county officials amid a broader intra party struggle.
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Bliami County
Kelly
Miami County
Big Slump in Stocks Across Major Industrials
New York stocks fell broadly with notable declines in Corn Products and related starch firms. Declines extended to American Car and Foundry, United States Steel, and Pressed Steel Car as market uncertainty weighed on industrial shares.
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New York
Henke Davily
Biocr Exchange
Polara American Car and Foundry
United States Steel
Silent tensions in Tokyo and Yokohama diplomacy
Reports cite Japan probing naval stance as Japan's overtures meet patient delay in Tokyo Yokohama and Osaka. Observers note adjourned talks due to diplomatic friction and Japanese public impatience amid silent Russia. Meanwhile, in a separate case, Mayers a financier from Finarton disappeared 31 years ago amid murder suspicions, with one suspect dead by suicide and another living under an assumed name in Browntown Ohio.
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AI Mayers
Browntown
Snare Bal
John K. Boss 72 Buried After Death at Home
John K. Boss died at 72 and was buried at home under a will directing burial near the family plot. Services were held at the Methodist church after the interment, with provisions describing the placement of the body and related arrangements.
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Brick Wazon
Akhart
Int
John K. Boss
Nerntiance
Speareed
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