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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
Cuba Occupation Echoes An Annexation Hint In Havana
The first American landing at Havana establishes Camp Columbia with 500 soldiers of the Fifth Infantry and 350 engineers. Debates on Cuba’s future government and possible U.S. influence intensify as arms are surrendered and Palma leaves Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Fifth United States Infantry
Camp
Columbia
United States
Palma
Mixed political and sporting items headline frontier
The hear in the Standard Oil anti trust case begins in Findlay Ohio with John D. Rockefeller summoned. Alfaro calls a Guayaquil convention to draft a new constitution and choose a president. Shipping essay contests delayed to January 5. Bishop Walters leads prayers for better race relations in New York churches. A wreck near Dalton Tennessee kills fireman Will Hughes and injures engineer Bennett. Five hundred suits planned against North German Fire Insurance in Hamburg. Southern Pacific to open railroad employee training at Sparks Nevada with University of Nevada. Yerkes issues rules for denatured alcohol handling. Laborer Charles Cooke killed by a Pennsylvania train in Fort Wayne. Beveridge addresses Des Moines campaign. Ira Wood renominated in New Jersey. Kentucky Futurity winner Silico leads three year olds. Yale defeats Wesleyan 21 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Penny Packer
Harrisburg
Columbia
Yale
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Nancy
France
Grodno
United States
W. J. Bryan
Illinois
Vandalia
Centralia
Mount Vernon
Iowa College
Ames
Hungarian Shipping Company
Cunard Line
Hungaro-American Bank
Budapest
International Mercantile Agency
New York Supreme Court
McClure Adjustment Company
Canada
George A. Graves
Charles H. Traiser
Boston
Bodleian Library
London
Boston & Maine
Lansingburgh
Troy
N. Y
Singapore
Hongkong
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
Charles S. Deneen
Hitchcock
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Witteking
Bremen
Charleston
Kimmon Ginko
Golden Gate Bank
San Francisco
Urakata
A. Sassaki
New Jersey
James E. Martine
Plainfield
Murphysboro
St. Louis-Cairo
Merchant Marine League of the United States
Alexander Walters
African Zion M. FE
New York
Western & Atlantic
Dalton
Tenn
Will A. Hughes
C. A. Bennett
North German Fire Insurance Company
Hamburg
Germany
W. J. Herrin
Policyholders’ Committee
Herrinn
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Nev
University of Nevada
Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Cooke
Fort Wayne
Ind
Beveridge
Des Moines
Ira W. Wood
Trenton
Silico
Bay Son
Moko
Silicon
Kentucky
Lexington
Wesleyan
Rapid Gait Marks Trial of Standard Oil Conspiracy Case
Ohio sues Standard Oil of Ohio for restraint of trade in Hancock County with a speedy trial. Judge Banker allows documentary history evidence as part of the prosecution case. defense argues lack of jurisdiction and historic claims. Jury seated in under two hours. proceedings resume with continued reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Standard Oil Co
Kline
Hancock County
Supreme Court of
Banker
Panama Canal bids issued with single-bid requirement
Washington government sides set rules for Panama Canal completion proposals. Bidders must commit to full construction, form a single legally organized entity, and show $5,000 capital. A $200,000 certified check and $3,000,000 bond are required. Proposals due December 12, expressed as a percentage of estimated cost fixed by a five engineer board chaired by the canal commission chief engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Shonts
White Sox Take Opener Over National Pennant Winners
Chicago defeated the National league champions 2 to 1 in the first game of the world series as Altrock pitched for the Americans and Brown for the Nationals. An error decided the game's margin, and crowd turnout was 12,698 due to cold weather and rain fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Altrock
Americans
Brown
Nationals
Four Convicts Die After Scaffold Collapse at Auburn Prison
A scaffold at Auburn prison collapsed while four convicts worked on washing a ceiling, sending them 40 feet to the cement pavement. Charles Rand and William W. Goodenbury died at the hospital. two others were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Charles Rand
William W. Goodenbury
Floods Cause Widespread Loss in Mexican States
Floods in southern Jalisco and Colima kill and wreck homes and farms. Local authorities report extensive property damage and rising casualties as residents seek safety and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jalisco
Colima
French Banking Practices and Jokes Highlight Historic Report
Details on French bank charges, interest rates, check handling, stamps, and tax duties contrast with private bankers. The article notes limited use of checks, legal stamp requirements, and deposits from two to five years, plus discounts and official rates. It ends with Chandler and Conkling boxing anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News-Tribune
France
Paris
Bank of France
Republic
Progress of Civilization Foot Binding Decline in China
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Chinese women are abandoning foot binding, calling it a glorious sign of progress and predicting that corsets may follow as women embrace Western dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chicago Record-Herald
Drastic School Law in Palestine Decree Threatens Town
Nineteenth Century records cite Patriarch Judah the Second declaring that any town which refused to appoint a teacher for its children would be destroyed. The stark decree reflects historic religious authority over local education policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Judah
Markets Headline from Multiple Cities October 10 1906
National and regional market notes record assorted prices for flour wheat corn oats and hay in New York Cleveland Toledo and East Buffalo with cattle veals sheep hogs and seeds also listed. Prices vary by commodity city and grade reflecting a busy trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
East Buffalo
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Josephine Rummelhart
Omaha
Omaha General Hospital
Gasper C. Clemens
Ohio
Topeka
Kan
Gov. Lewellyn
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Tfl
National Bank
Charles J. Devlin
L. M. Eckert
Bureau County
Michael
Russia
Patricia of
Connaught
Edward
Robert Hart
Market Street
Sixth Street
Philadelphia
West
Poccahontas
E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Lines West
Indiana
West Virginia
Board of Health
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Joseph Vanier
Portland
Buchanan County
Will Hite
Jessup
Harry Jordan
Metropolitan
West Thirtieth Street
Frank T. Hughes
Colorado Midland
Culbert’s Siding
Colorado Penitentiary
George B. Schooley
James L. Crawford
Crawford
James G. Shepherd
New Orleans
United Irish League of America
Ireland
Harvard
Bowdoin
Soldiers
Gustave F. Friend
Vincennes
Standard Oil Company
Findlay
John D. Rockefeller
Eloy Alfaro
Ecuador
Garcia
Guayaquil
Marks
Standard Oil
White Sox
Chandler
Conkling
Roscoe Conkling
Senator Chandler
Toledo
Pittsburg
Dodds
Wayfey
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Carters
R. Paxton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
W._L. Douglas
Brockton
W.L. Douglas
Grockton
Masa
Tonopah
Goldfield
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Catlin & Powell
Wall &T
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