Surrender Demanded as San Domingo Bombards City
In San Domingo on November 22 President Wasy Gil appointed ministers to negotiate with insurgents. An armistice was agreed until noon but insurgents demanded surrender and violence resumed after 6 pm. U.S. minister's residence destroyed and foreign ships arrived amid panic and shortages.
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San Domingo
U. S
Wasy Gil
Yowell
Hayti
Consu
Peace Commission
United States
Liguoria
DeRuyter
Presidente
Azua de Compostela
Miners tie explosion to Vindicator mine case
Denver reports dynamite blast at the Vindicator mine in Cripple Creek district killed two men. Troops from Denver move toward Cripple Creek and Telluride to prevent escape of suspects. Governor Peabody and General Bates oversee arrests and oversee transfers to civil authorities. Most detainees are union miners held at Camp Goldfield and Independence bull pens.
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Denver
Vindicator
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Canon City
Peabody
Camp Goldfield
Ridgeway
Weabody
General Tell
Gnizers Union
al Alana
Bell
Jon C. Bates
Roosevelt
United States
Crippia Creek
State Guard
Bates
Tellbride
Miners’ Union
Town of Independence
French Bark Francois Coppen Reported Wrecked
Nine men from the French bark Francois Coppen were rescued in an open boat by the steam schooner Scotia near Galala Hay. A sailor named Briken described a Friday night wreck on rocks north of Point Reyes amid thick fog and heavy seas. Scotia's captain questions the tale and no wreckage has been found along the coast, leaving mariners cautious awaiting further news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Francois Coppen
Scotia
Galala Hay
California
Briken
Francois Coppes
Pointe Place
Point Reyes
Johnson
Ages of Love Study Seeks Cupid’s Timetable
Worcester Mass November 23 Professor Bell of Clark University reports a study of 300 cases on age and romance. He finds neither sex is safe from Cupid after age three and that women's hearts mature around 22 while men’s at 24, based on his fifteen year inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Bell
Clark University
Valparaiso Indiana
Mommal School
Frederick Smith Swallows False Teeth Removed by X Ray
Frederick Smith swallowed a plate containing two false teeth during a coughing fit Friday night. He traveled to Buffalo for surgery where Dr. Roswell Park, who attended President McKinley, performed two operations using X Ray guidance to locate and remove the teeth. Smith recovered and is doing well.
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Niagara Falls
Stolen Goods Recovered From Mrs Eddy Estate
Several hundred dollars worth of valuables stolen from Pleasant View home of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy head of the Christian Science church were found in a swamp. Mrs Eddy says she now has all that was stolen. No clue to the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Pleasant View
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Eddy
Antarctic expedition crew reach Buenos Aires amid wreck fears
Argentine gunboat Uruguay arrives in Buenos Aires with Nordenskjold Swedish Antarctic expedition members aboard. One sailor died last winter. rest are well though the group is split between Cape Seymour and Lewis Philippe Land. French Arcot expedition canceled due to Uruguay’s arrival.
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New York
Santa Cruz
New York Herald
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Uruguay
Nordenskjold
Exec
Cape Seymour
Lewis Phillippe Land
Rio Galligie
Arcot
Soarc
Louis Philippe Island
Beysour
Riots in Chicago Halt Four Cable Lines as Police Clash
Rioters cut trolley wires on Halstead and blocked Archer avenue while police in heavy clashes near Forty-first and State streets. Shots fired, numerous injuries from police clubs as state street cars operated with limited protection during the strike.
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Chicago
State Street Cabin
Halsteadtreet
Archer Avenue
State Street Line
20Th Street
State Street
Railway Company
State Streets
Fifty
Fifty-first
Forty-third
Reyes Goes to Washington
Rear Admiral Coghlan cables the Navy department that General Reyes the Colombian government special commissioner thanks President Roosevelt and Admiral Lee for Navy hospitality at Colon. Reyes departs for Washington via Port Said to confer with Dr Amador and other Panama commission members to pursue amicable relations with the Washington panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coghlan
Navy Department
Colon
Reyes
Roosevelt
Will of Henry Klein Reveals Large Charitable Bequests
Helena dispatch reports Klein will not be probated until an executor arrives. He leaves $5,000 to Wesleyan Methodist University and St John’s Hospital in Helena, $5,000 to Denver’s Consumption Hospital, and $5,000 to Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. Temple Emanuel in Helena receives $2,500 direct with probable further gifts from individual beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Paul
Helena
Mont
Henry Klein
Wesleyan Methodist University
St. John’s Roman Catholic Hospital
Denver
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Temple Emanuel of
Declared Dead But Is Not Dead Case Reaches Supreme Court
Margaret Cunnius once believed dead in Reading, Pennsylvania, now living in Sacramento, California, asks the U S Supreme Court to rule she is legally alive after Pennsylvania courts declared her dead and alive at different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Berks County
Supreme Court of the United States
Margaret Cunnius
Sacramento
Cal
Superior Court of
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the State
Endycott's Tomb Located in Historic Beaton Ground
Boston authorities have located Gov. Join Endycott's tomb in the northwest corner of the old Granary Burying Ground. The burial site, laid out near the cemetery's first tombs after 1660, had remained unidentified for over 150 years.
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Boston
Beaton
South Burying Place
Gov. Join Endycott
Old Granary Burying Ground
Germany to Recognize Panama Republic
Emperor William directs German authorities to officially recognize the Republic of Panama. An announcement of the recognition is expected daily from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Panama
Berlin
William
Keefe Sentenced for Mule Slaughter Shooting
Cheyenne Wyoming November 23 Frank Keefe convicted of mule slaughter for shooting two men at Rawlins has been sentenced to four years by the Albany District court. The case will go to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Keefe
Mane Slaughter
Rawlinus
Albany District Court
Supreme Court
Valdez to Eagle City Railway Proposed as Transcontinental Link
F C Helm of New York leads plan for a Valdez Copper River and Yukon Railway from Valdez to Eagle City Alaska. The 413 mile line aims to join a New York to Paris corridor with a 16 million dollar capitalization, backed by surlting interests, and Burlington connections to the coast and Pan Handle, linking toward the Trans Siberian. Helm reports legal questions settled and engineers deem the line feasible and inexpensive due to geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
F. C. Helm
New York
Valdez, Copper River
Yukon
J. D. McGilliveay
Valdez
Ifelm
Compan
Eagle City
Surlington
Paris
Burlington
Alaska
Wences Connection
Labor Party To Be Organized In New York
The Central labor union of New York inaugurates a drive to form a purely labor political party. A mixed Democrat Republican Socialist committee will draft a platform after delegates from England discussed trades unions’ success in politics. They foresee labor representation growing in Britain and aim to expand nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Labor Union
Democrats
Republicans
Socialista
England
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Organization
House of Commons
Fish Party
O'Grady
Atrendh
Great Britain
Americans Win in England Contract Sparks Industrial Fight
New York reports Lorain Steel Co won a contract to install two electric trolley systems in Wolverhampton England, the first such contract to an American firm. The two year dispute over the project drew national attention as English rivals competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lorain Steel Company
Wolverhampton
England
Thia
Lorain Company
John Mitchell May Come West
Independent mines in the northern Colorado coal field idle after a Saturday meeting calls for continued closure until the dispute ends. Teamsters at Haywood mines return to Denver with empty wagons. Rumor says John Mitchell may travel to Colorado to personally lead the strike. Northern operators may try reopening non union mines. southern field remains unchanged with no union talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Colo
Haywood
Denver
John Mitchell
Colorado
Stromboli Activity Increases With Volcanic Explosions
Telegraph reports from Catania describe loud explosions and ejections of incandescent material at Stromboli. Dense smoke and cloud cover hinder precise observation, as Naples dispatches note growing volcanic activity on the island.
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New York
Catania
Naples
Battle Fought With Moros in Jolo Ended by Heavy Losses
Manila reports heavy fighting in Jolo lasting five days between American troops under Gen. Leonard Wood and Moros. About 300 Moros killed and many captured or wounded. Maj. N. L. Scott and five privates wounded. Gen. Wood landed November 12 and operations centered around Siet Lake and Panglima Hiassem.
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Manila
Jolo
Leonard Wood
Nl. L. Scott
Fourteenth Cavalry
Wood
Siet Lake
Maj
Scott
Panglima Hiassem
Tlaasen
Hansen
Hassen
Labor Federation Deliberations At Toston Convention
The American Federation of Labor committee on grievances filed reports on disputes between roofers and iron workers, and a tabled proposal urging the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters to withdraw from work where United Societies of Carpenters have struck. Discussion touched on a grievance clash between the Amalgamated Association of Woodworkers and the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners over union influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
American Federation of Labor
Committee On
Rizzers
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
United Societies of Carpenters
Amalgamated Association of Woodworkers
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joinera
Carpenters and Joinera
Wages Reduced in New England Mills
Boston reports the first wave of wage cuts across New England cotton mills. About 32,000 operatives are affected as pay drops ten percent to pre 1902 levels, influencing 78 Fall River mills and several northern facilities. Next steps include Rhode Island and Connecticut factories and a forthcoming New Bedford reduction.
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Boston
New England
Fall River Corporation
Fall River
Republicans Oppose Annexation in Senate Cuba Debate
Washington Nov 23 The Senate opened with a resolution appointing Rev I J Prettyman as chaplain. The Cuban reciprocity bill moved to calendar as Western party leaders argued against Newlands annexation of Cuba. Senator Hale urged rejecting expansion and hinted at Canada US union while Newlands defended Cuba policy. Mr Lodge and Mr Platé warned the Newlands approach could unsettle Cuba and Porto Rico. Senator Morgan later criticized canal politics and joked about a Tanama canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Jr. Allison
Laws
I. J. Prettyman
Ely
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hale
Staine
Newlands
Cuba
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Mexico
Tlale
Ofill
Cubs
Uha
Lodge
Mses
Ilnje
Morgan
Ala
Leie
Army
Navy
Tanama
Sultan of Turkey Said to Suffer Intestinal Cancer
New York Nov 23 reports from Vienna quote World correspondent that the Sultan of Turkey is believed to have cancer in the intestines. He is said to have refused an operation.
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New York
Turkey
Vienna
Bribe Confessions Taint Grand Rapids Water Deal
Ex Mayor George Perry waived examination and was bound over to trial after admitting a $3333 bribe from Lant Salsbury amid the Garman Cameron water deal. Ex Alderman Adrian Schriver pleaded guilty to a $325 bribe and awaits sentence as a state witness. Other aldermen confess to shares and are expected as witnesses. Salsbury reportedly stood to gain $125000 cash and $100000 in water company bonds.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
George JR. Perry
Lant
K. Salsbury
Garman- Cameron
Amerman
Adrian Schriver
Salsbury
Schriver
Decree Bans Steamers From Cartagena to Colon Route
Foreign consuls and steamship agents at Cartagena protested a November 16 decree forbidding steamers to clear Cartagena for Colon or to enter Cartagena from Colon. The protest has had no effect.
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Colon
Cartagena
Ateamship
Former Banker and Broker Arraigned on Forgery Charges
St Paul reports Cabhier Ernst, a former banker and broker, arraigned in police court on forgery and grand larceny charges. He pleaded guilty and, with bail set at seven thousand dollars, remained jailed awaiting expiation of sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cabhier Ernst
Challenge for America's Cup in Glasgow Vision
The Glasgow Herald reports plans for the America's Cup challenge. It suggests three separate syndicates led by Coates Clark and Donaldson with yachts designed by Watson, Fife and Myloo to be rated over the summer, selecting the best to contest in 1905.
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Glasgow
Clyde Yachtamento Chiflenza
Glasgow Herald
Adda: Ota
Coates
Clark
Donaldson
Watson, Fife
Decline in Public Utility Stock Sparks Market Rumors
A six point drop in Republic and Steel preferred stock on the New York Exchange today adds to a total eleven point fall since last Friday. Rumors claim a plan to raise capital through new bonds, though a leading director says he knows nothing of such plans.
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New York
Republic and Steel Company
Stock Exchange
Two Non-Union Men Fire On Crowd At Chicago Plant
Two non-union workers armed with pistols shot into a crowd of strike supporters at the American Hide and Leather plant in Chicago. Both victims were seriously wounded. The shooters fled as the crowd reportedly attacked them. authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Hide and Leather Company
Sugar prices altered by American Sugar Refining firm
New York November 23 The American Sugar Refining company announced a change in selling terms and reduced list prices per hundred pounds for all grades to net, less one percent for cash in seven days and five cents per 100 pounds from invoice No further discounts or gratuities are allowed eliminating the ten cents per hundred pounds previously in force and keeping net cost unchanged.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Atlantic transport Huey Minnesota runs aground near Reedy Island
The Atlantic transport Huey Minnesota from London is aground in Delaware Bay two miles below Reedy Island light during fog. Crews report it may float at high tide.
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Philadelphia
Huey
Minnesota
London
Reedy Island Light
Delaware Bay
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Admiral Coghlan
Endycott’s
Germany
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Moros
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The
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