Cold Wave Burdens West and Central States
A broad cold wave grips from Montana to Ohio with record lows and heavy snows. Havre reports 20 degrees below zero while Denver sees three above. Chicago on 14 above and Minneapolis four above, as Ohio cities hit 13 above. Coal shortages worsen as eastern supplies lag. Montana endures its coldest November in a decade with deep snows and potential stock losses.
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Chicago
Montana
Havre
Minneapolia
Cleveland
Ohio
Denver
Pueblo
Butte
Mont
Plains
U S Attorney Receives Reprimand Over Hastings Case
Washington reports that U S Attorney Summers of Omaha was reprimanded by Attorney General Knox over the grand jury probe of Hastings postmaster Jacob Fisher and Senator Dietrich. The exchange notes Summers halted the inquiry at his own request citing the senator's involvement. Dietrich plans to visit Nebraska to face charges.
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Washington
United States
Summers
Omaha
Knox
Poatmaster Fisher
Dietrich
Grand Jury
Leopold Hahn
Hahn
Hastings
Neb
Jacob Fisher
Nebraska
Department of Justice
Prand
Fis
United States Grand Jury
Leopold Mahn
Charles Dietrich
Jons
United States District Attorney
Hastings Post Office
Grand
Omaha and
Summer
Department of the Interior
John Otto Denies Sanity Claim in Governor Plot Case
Denver reports John Otto arrested for alleged harm to Governor Pardee admits three months in an insane asylum. He says his labor and socialist views fueled the arrest and notes letters on him written by the California governor. Otto complains of the insanity charge and expresses indignation at suspicion of being insane.
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Denver
John Otto
Isforua
Pardee
California
Salt meat import petition reaches chamber in Paris
A petition signed by numerous deputies was presented in the French chamber seeking to grant privilege to salt meats from the United States and Canada, aiming to boost trade and benefit by tariff policy.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Unitel States
Canada
Ear graft operation reported in Philadelphia
Dr Andrew J Nelden of New York performed a partial ear graft on a western man at a private Philadelphia hospital. The patient’s full name is not released under a legal bond, with details of the incident and future procedures described, including twelve days required for initial healing and potential later grafting of the lower ear.
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Philadelphia
Andrew J. Nelden
New York
Jerome
Nelden
Nelsden
West
Chamberlain Triumphs After Farewell Reception in London
Joseph Chamberlain, former colonial secretary, marked a farewell at the colonial office with Lord Strathcona as spokesman for the colonies agents-general. He urged that Britain adopt his fiscal policy, claiming Canadians may gain from it. In Arabia the Ottoman advance on Hadsida faced stiff resistance from revolting tribes. Constantinople expects a Russian Austrian reform reply by November 26 as ambassadors prepare to press the Sultan.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonial Office
Lord Strathcona
Canada
Constantinople
Baron von Calice
al. Zinovieff
Anarchists Arrested In Milan Over Swiss President Plot
The Messagero reports three anarchists were arrested in Milan in connection with a plot against the life of Swiss President M. Deucher. The case centers on anti government aims and ties to Milanese authorities.
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Rome
The
Messagero Today
Milan
Switzerland
M. Deucher
Five Bulgarian Villages Burned in Revenge
Constantinople dispatch reports Mussoul men in Kirk Kiliseh district burned five Bulgarian villages in reprisal for a Bulgarian attack on Zarasa. The revolt began with the Bulgarian assault earlier in the day.
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Constantinople
Mussoulmans
Kirk-Kiliseh
Zarasa
Fighting over Panama treaty dominates world news
Washington reports agree on main features of the Hay-Herran and Varilla plan for the Isthmus canal via Panama with a rough draft in preparation and no signing date. Paris notes Panama's Bunau Varilla says the U S will gain a canal under May-Herran terms but more favorable to Washington. Anxious talks over recognition of Panama and Colombia debts continue.
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Panama
Hay
Panama Commission
New York
Herran
Paris
Af. Junserand
Foreign Office
M. Bunau- Varilla
United States
M. Jusserand
Republic of Panama
Mr. Beaupre
New Republic
Ife
Colombia
Beaupre
State Department
Department
Tanama
ASK FOR LARGER PENSIONS IN MEXICAN WAR CASE
Withington November 18 The Senate opened with a petition from the Dames of 1940 requesting a $30 per month pension for all Mexican War survivors. Mr Gallinger said the pension committee will study the petition but noted current Mexican War pensions are $12 a month.
United States Abyssinian Expedition Arrives in Aden
Consul General Skinner leads the gunboat Machias into Abyssinia landing party yesterday. They will travel by rail to Adis Abeba tomorrow. A dinner and reception are planned at the capital to honor the Americans as French officials extend cordial greetings and the U S flag flies over government houses amid celebrations.
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Dributal
Somiland
United States
Arrest of Four Anarchists Sparks City Alert
Police arrest four anarchists suspected of planning to waylay Italy's leader upon his return from England. Authorities tightened security and warned the public as the incident prompted a citywide alert.
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Nice
Ing
Italy
England
Anarchist Declares Mission to Kill Swiss President
A Gepates to the Patrie from Lugano reports an anarchist surrendered to Swiss police and admitted he was chosen to kill the President of Switzerland but his courage failed him.
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Paria
Lugano
Switzerland
Panama Trusted to American Warships
Federico Boyd, Panamanian commission member, says a constitutional convention will shape a government modeled on the United States. He notes U.S. warships will safeguard Isthmus traffic during the revolution, and Colombia troops will not land. He adds Panama seeks a canal gateway linking the Americas, with U.S. control of construction.
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New York
Federico Boyd
Panama
United States
Mr. Boyd
Americas
Baltimore Protects American Legation in Santo Domingo
Rebels attacked Santo Domingo as the American cruiser Baltimore landed marines to protect U S interests. Guards protected the legation and consulate while the Baltimore moved to establish U S sovereignty at Guantanamo and Bahia Honda, with reports of ongoing shelling and a possible new assault.
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San Domingo
United States
Baltimore
American Legation
Clyde Steamship Agency
Santiago de Cuba
Guantanamo
Naval Station
San
Nebraska scandal over a post office
Omaha reports indicate Senator Dietrich has not yet had his indictment bond posted while Postmaster Fisher’s indictment is public. The filing alleges multiple bribe and influence payments totaling several hundred dollars in 1901 and 1902 to procure the Hastings postmastership and related arrangements with the G A R post.
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Omaha
Dietrich
Munger
Postmaster Fisher
United States
Jacob Fisher
Charles IL. Dietrich
United States Congress
Fisher
Hastings
Neb
Silas
Strickland
Ann
Wieher
Esid
Pontmaeter
Grand Army
King Free as Lynch Is Ordered Executed
In Salt Lake City on November 18 James Lynch, convicted of the murder of Col. Godfrey Wrouse, was resentenced to be shot on January 18 after a Supreme Court denial of a new trial. Co defendant Robert L. King, granted a new trial, had the case dismissed and was freed.
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Salt Lake City
James Lynch
Col
Godfrey Wrouse
Supreme Court
Robert L. King
King
Wages Reduced at Dominion Iron and Steel Sydney
Halifax November reports the Dominion Iron and Steel company of Sydney announcing a general wage reduction of 10 to 15 percent for all employees and salaried staff, effective December 1.
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Halifax
Dominion Iron and Steel Company of
Sydney
Abbey Press Chief Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
New York Officials say Charles Rideal former Abbey Press president faces a grand larceny warrant after an investigation into the publishing house. A second officer with ties to the firm is sought. The case involves 25 600 yards of cloth worth 1 000 shipped out and 17 000 worth of cloth ordered and sold locally and in Baltimore at sacrifice.
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Abbey Press
Garvan
Charles Rideal
M. Lowenstain & Son
Rideal
Abbey
Baltimore
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