College Free Speech Opinions of Prof Ross Barred
Stanford University in Cal is shaken by the resignation of Dr Edward Ross head of economics and sociology amid claims by Mrs Leland Stanford that his public lectures offended her. President Dr Jordan defends the university stance while Dr Ross insists free speech was the core issue. Dr Howard also speaks to the matter, declaring defiance of corporate power in the debate.
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Stanford University
Cal
Edward Ross
Ross
Stanford
Leland Stanford
Jordan
San Francisco
Dr. Rossy
Dr. Jordan
Standard Oil Company
Delicate Health of Senator Davis Raises Family Fears
In Saint Paul on November 16 the case of United States Senator Davis shows slight delirium on waking. The illness is linked to kidney trouble, the family braces for the worst yet hopes for a turn for the better. Mrs Davis stays at his bedside with sisters Mrs Tripp and Mrs Morford aiding and comforting the aged parents.
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Mrs. Davis
Tripp
Morford
Woman Who Elopes Hastens Back to Her Spouse
Indianapolis circles report a woman who eloped with a man returned to the city Tuesday night, reaching the allroad station with her spouse awaiting her. The couple did not proceed further and remained at the station briefly before plans changed.
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Frank Webber
Fairland
Groves
Webber
Indianapolis
Walsted
Dilenback to sue Pardeeville over town hall appearances
Portage entrepreneur M G Dilenback seeks legal action against Pardeeville village board after it barred his Portage talent troupe from performing in the public hall citing a suspected diphtheria outbreak. The claim disputes the illness report and cites home talent performances.
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Portage
Wis
M. G. Dilenback
Village Board of
Pardeeville
Pardeevile Board
Dillenback
Sheriff confronts escaped lunatic in Spooner standoff
In Spooner Wisconsin on Sunday Earl McDermitt, an escaped lunatic from Eau Claire, shot the sheriff’s deputy in the hand as the sheriff and deputies tried to arrest him at his home. McDermitt fired from a Winchester rifle and escaped while the officers withdrew.
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Spooner, Wis
Earl McDermitt
McDermitt
Eau Claire
Wis
Was Its Last Call
Philadelphia paper The Evening Call made an assignment for the benefit of creditors and ceased publication yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Evening Call
Chicago and East Buffalo Live Stock and Grain Quotes
Daily market summaries show hogs at Chicago buyers around 4.25 to 4.95 with most at 4.85 to 4.95, cattle receipts about 9,000 with steers from 5.15 to 5.60 and cows down to 1.75, sheep around 3.25 to 5.45, East Buffalo notes hogs at 5.15 to 5.20, cattle veal at 5.50 to 8.25, sheep 4.10 to 5.30. St Louis and Milwaukee grain bids edge higher with wheat at 69 to 75 cents, corn 35 to 36 cents, oats around 23 to 24 cents, rye firm near 49 cents, barley lower around 60 cents.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Tra
Ee Eee
Cape Cod
Resumption of Anglo American Commission Talks
Washington moves to restart the US Britain Canada Anglo American commission focusing on Alaska boundary and Behring Sea issues. A modus vivendi on Alaska may let the panel proceed with other questions while direct negotiations address the dispute.
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Seator Fairbanks
State Department
Alaska
British Columbia
Canada
United States
Pasamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Lord Merschel
Lord Alverstone
Richard Webster i
Wilfrid Laurier
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
John W. Foster
John A. Kasson
Armor Price Set by Government for Krupp Plate
Secretary Long announced settlement of the armor plate price dispute with Carnegie and Bethlehem for Krupp armor at 420 dollars per ton, possible royalties raising to 455.52 dollars. The deal covers the largest single armor purchase in U.S. history, for seventeen ships under construction including eight battleships and six armored cruisers.
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Navy Department
Carregie
Bethlehem Companies
Krupp
United States
Harvey
Midvale
Maine
Washington
Long
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Trance Mystery Nineteen Sleepwalker at Norway Opera House
Nellie Roman a former Florence Wisconsin teacher and later head waiter at Florence Commercial hotel lies in a trance at Hotel Sampson Norway Michigan. Doctors report no awake signs since Tuesday night though she opened her eyes briefly Wednesday. A traveling companion Levy was with her at the minstrel show and hypnotist may be consulted to awaken her.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Nellie Roman
Florence
Wis
Sampson
Norway
Drs. Swift
Jones
Tax reformation eyed for war revenue stamps in Senate talks
Representative Tawney of the Ways and Means Committee previews Washington hearings on Nov 30 to trim war revenue taxes. He expects stamp taxes on conveyances and charitable inheritances may go, with medicines taxes possibly cut too. Tax removal will be gradual to avoid deficits.
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Winona
Tawney
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Czar Health Theme Spurs European Concern
London reports widespread worry over Emperor Nicholas health with fears of a long illness despite official bulletins. Copenhagen notes potential overwork linked to the Chinese crisis and bad Livadia conditions, while St. Petersburg dispels major fever reports.
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London
Nicholas
Copenhagen
Livadia
St. Petersburg
Kid LaVigne Injured in Saginaw Porch Fall
In Saginaw Michigan on Tuesday ex lightweight champion Kid LaVigne slipped on ice while leaving his mother’s home with his brother Billy. He fell nine steps onto a stone sidewalk and was unconscious for a time. Doctors expect he cannot train for ten days. The report also notes the Church of England has a weekly income around £200000.
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Saginaw
Mich
Lavigne
Billy
Church of England
Old Jeff Davis road vacated amid railway clash
Milwaukee dated Nov 16 portion of the road between Delafield and Oconomowoc known as the old Jeff Davis road was vacated on Bishop Nicholson's motion. The decision blocks plans for an electric railway that would have crossed the path of the ep’s planning.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Delafield
Oconomowoc
Jeff Davis
Confederate States
Bishop Nicholson
Paris editors' fury as US accused in field gun secret
Paris attacks US war department amid spy mania over the 7h millimeter field gun. French officials deny substantial risk to secrets while noting cooperation with US officers and recalls of agents amid sharp editorials from La Patrie and Le Petit Journal.
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Kruger
Ernest Judet
Petit Journal
Lucien Millevoye
la Patrie
Boulevard
United States War Department
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Boulevard Papers
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Lieut. Mott
United States Artillery Service
Horace Porter
United States
Chartres
Mott
Petit Oournal
Borup
TSO
Germany
Italy
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
de Gallifer
Andre
General Staff
Dreyfus
M. Millevoye
Cannibalism in Savage Islands Reported on Mascotte Voyage
The Mas cote arrives from the south seas with accounts of cannibals and massacres on the Savage islands. Cannibals loot Copra house, kill traders, and shell villages after taking fifteen guns from the trader Herman Matzke. Captain Maceo fires back with a small gun to deter attackers.
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South Seas
Savage Islands
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
New Ireland
Komall
Admiralty Group
Herman Matzke
Mascotte
Macco
Maceo
Kusai
Carolines
Zeadler
Komali
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