Prince Louis of Battenberg Hearts New York Visit
Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg charms New York during a visit praised for his democracy and cordiality. He plays host to reporters, deflects probing questions with wit, and notes invitations and letters from citizens, including remarks about American women.
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New York
Prince Lous of Battenberg
Prince
Edward
United States
Prince Louis
His Highness
Admiral-Prince
Prince Louis Attends New York Naval Visit and Banquet
The prince, a British rear admiral and Nicholas I’s brother in law, comments New York’s need for peace and the dangers of war. He meets Brigadier General Grant at Governor’s Island, attends a navy yard reception hosted by Rear Admiral Coghland, and dines with 250 officers at the Waldorf Astoria. Guests include Helen Gould and Col. McCook.
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Russia
Nicholas
New York
Prince Louis
Coghlan
Prince
Naval Academy Alumni Association
Waldorf- Astoria
Navy Yard
Y. M. C. A. Naval Building
Helen Gould
James Stokes
John J. McCook
Robert Thompson
Hard on Nebogatoff Reported in Petersburg
In Petersburg on November 11 a naval report notes reputational pressure on Nebogatoff. The terse dispatch references a rear admiral and related shifts in command.
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Nebogatoff
Petersburg
Extra Republicans Win Minor Ohio Offices
Official figures from 76 Ohio counties show Republican minor ticket candidates elected in the late election. Edward G. Cunliff of the Adams Express robbery was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary by Judge McFarland for larceny totaling $101,000 in Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg Governor shifts to January reform session
Harrisburg reports Gov Pennypacker called an extra state legislature session for January 17 to push reform laws. In Odessa, Kishenev jail prisoners revolted, set fires after refusals, troopers fired on mutineers, with twenty-two killed or wounded.
Carnegie Voices On Politics And Municipal Ownership
Andrew Carnegie arriving from the Baltic said a fair count and pure ballot are essential in U S elections. He favors municipal ownership of public utilities, notes Britain already owns water and transit, and urges short leases with city ownership. He condemns insurance scandals and calls for reform by nonmoney-driven public officials who protect funds and names alike, declaring his own name sacred.
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New Yort
Baltic
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Scotland
New York
Carnegie
Republic
England
Great Britain
Europe
America
Oeir
Financial Institute
New
Russia Now Tranquil Amid Polish Tension and Rumors
News from St. Petersburg reports Russia generally calm aside from Poland where nationalist tensions rise. City authorities brace for alleged Black Hundred attacks while mutiny at Cronstadt is quelled and markets gutted. Count de Witte forms new ministry with Lamsdorff as foreign minister and promised probes into anti Jewish assaults. Martial law to be declared in Voland.
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St. Petersburg
Kingdom of
Poland
Russia
Moscow
Trepoff
Cronstadt
Pavloff Street
Count de Witte
Hhis
Count Lamsdorff
Miss Roosevelt Receives Gifts From Oriental Rulers
During her Orient tour with the Taft party Miss Roosevelt has collected numerous presents from emperors empresses princesses and sultans. The gifts may cost her a small fortune in customs duties before they can reach Washington. Estimates place the value at about $100000 though this figure could be inflated.
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Orient
Taft Party
Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Admiral Nebogatoff Surrenders At Sea Amid Mock Heroism Claims
The article notes Admiral Nebogatoff, just arrived from Japan, claiming martyrdom as he abandons his post to preserve 2,000 sailors. It also reports his son leaving the naval academy amid classmates’ mockery. In Washington, the Howard Goebel murder case was argued in the U S Supreme Court with William M. Smith for Howard and Attorney General Hayes for the state.
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Supreme Court of the United States
William M. Smith
Louisville
Howard
Hayes
COTHAM ELECTION FRAUDS IN NEW YORK
New York grand jury indicted ten for violations of election law and two for assaults at polls in last Tuesday's election. Attorney General Mayer and State Superintendent Morgan lead a broad probe to continue until the legislature convenes. They interview witnesses and consult with Henry TE. Yonge, Hearst's counsel, on potential prosecutions.
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New York
Money found in stump tied to bank papers after crash
In Cambridge City Indiana a farmer found a bundle of ten hundred dollars in bank notes wrapped in newspapers concealed in a hollow stump. The wrapped papers belonged to the First National Bank at Hagerstown Johnstown Pa. Gas service in the city is out after a Cambria Steel train crash damaged mains.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Clarence Mason
Mason
First National Bank
Hagerstown
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Colt Stamped Him to Death in Kinde Farm
In Kinde Michigan Harry Millard aged 78 prominent local farmer was found dead two hours after he went to the barn to do chores. He was stamped to death by a colt authorities say the death occurred on the farm and investigators are looking into the incident.
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Kinde, Mich
Harry Millard
Farmers Institute Workers Open Tenth Annual Session
Washington November 10 The tenth annual session of the American Association of Farmers' Institute Workers opened with an address of welcome by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson.
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Farmers’ Institute Men In Council
Washington
American Association of Farmers’ Institute Workers
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Market Report Chicago November 1 1905 Prices and Receipts
Estimated receipts 11000 today with yesterday left over 7500 strong prospects Light hogs 4 70 to 1 5 0 Mixed packers 84 70 to 85 10 Hough 60 to 85 10 Lambs 10 lower Sheep 10 to 15 lower Official receipts yesterday 24220 shipments 6068 Tomorrow 35000 Market strong to 5 higher Bulk 8485 to 8505 Shipping grades 84 75 to 85 12 Pigs 4 40 to 64 90 Parkers 4 95 to 6 05 Cattle receipts 300 market steady Sheep receipts 8000 market lower Chicago Novel Hog Market weak Light hogs 4 75 to 5 10 Bent ship grades 4 45 to 8500 Rough 4 45 to 4 Cattle dull Sheep and lambs dull.
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Ste
Equitable Run By One Man Power Says Witness Before Probers
William Barn Sr. testified in New York before the Insurance Investigating committee that Equitable remains a one man power after reorganization. He cited vouchers for legal services and discussed opposition to repealing insurance law provisions. He warned against broad suits and defended the company’s solvency while criticizing press coverage.
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Equitable
New York
William Barn Sr
Albany
Insurance
Barnes
Tle
Not There to Apologize Joseph Howard Jr Testifies
Joseph Howard Jr a writer and advertising director for the Mutual Life Insurance Co testifies he curtailed long ads and attached notices. He mentions vouchers totaling 16435 dollars and that he has worked for Equitable previously. He says he did not write life insurance articles for salary and dismisses apologizing for his work. President Hegeman testifies about two campaign contributions dating to 1896. The committee adjourns to Monday.
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Joseph Howard, Jr
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Howard
Equitable
The
James H. Hyde
Mutual Life
Hegeman
Falmer and
Buckner Gold Democrat
Republican National Committee
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