European war fears rise as Serb Austrian ties fray
Belgrade reports after cabinet meeting that Serbia cannot define its Adriatic port stance until Balkan war ends. Vienna cites danger over Consul Prochaska fate as Servian obstacles frustrate inquiries. Berlin press warns of possible general conflict amid nervous Europe and official denials seek pacific solutions.
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Belgrade
Peter
Austria
Servia
Constantinople
Konia
Berlin
Nord Deutsche Allegemaine Zeitung
Sasonoff
Austria- Hungary
Vienna
Buda- Pesth
Austria-Hungary
Take Schrank to asylum near Oshkosh
Milwaukee, November 26. John Behrank the would be assassin of Colonel Roosevelt was moved to the Northern Hospital for the Insane near Oshkosh by Deputy Sheriff Fred Becker. Judge A C Backus committed him after a commission of alienist judged him insane. Schrank remains unchanged in demeanor. The disease is chronic paranoia and likely incurable, possibly ending his life in the asylum. If ever cured he will be returned to Milwaukee for trial on shooting with intent.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Behrank
Roosevelt
Oshkosh
Sherif Fred Becker
A. C. Backus
Schrank
Senator Rayner Dead After Long Illness in Maryland
Isidor Rayner United States senator from Maryland dies of neuritis at age sixty two after a six week illness. He helped shape naval policy in Admiral Schley’s case and was a prominent debater and constitutional authority. His death risks shifting control of the Senate ahead of the 1914 Maryland legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isidor Rayner
United States
Maryland
Rayner
Senator Rayner
Rourke Cochran
Baltimore
William J. Bryan
Senate
Congress
Admiral Schley
Naval Board of Inquiry
Cervera
Mr. Rayner
Goldsborough
Monon Train Wreck injures passengers near Bloomington
Monon passenger train No. 3 traveling south from Chicago to Toursville wrecked at Ellettsville seven miles north of Bloomington. The baggage coach wheels opened a switch causing all coaches to roll on their sides. No serious injuries. Conductor Richard Strain of Chicago escaped unharmed.
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Bloomington
Ind
Monon
Chicago
Toursville
Ellettsville
Here
Richard Strain
New York Policeman Among Survivors After East River Crash
Otto Schmuck, a New York policeman, says he and three others were out in a motor boat when struck by a car float in the East River. He believes he is the sole survivor and clung to a rock until help arrived. His condition is serious.
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New York
Otto Schmuck
East River
Schmuck
Salazar on War Path Threatens Casas Grandes Advance
Brigadier General Steever reports Salazar with 500 men pushing toward Casas Grandes and Juarez as next target. Habeas corpus cases to be heard December 3 in Austin tests US authority to detain Mexican rebels crossing the border. DOJ fears army officers exceeded authority in arresting Orozco. possible Supreme Court appeal.
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Washington
Steever
War Department
Salazar
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Mexico
Austin
Tex
United States District
T.S. Maxey
Cal
Charles J. Treat
Pascual Orozco
Captain de la Puente
Fort Ham Houston
Army
Orezco
Supreme Court of the United States
Morningstar and Sutton to Meet in Pittsburg Bout
New York November 26 Ora Morningstar champion at the 18.1 style of billiards has accepted the challenge of George Sutton. The match will be held in Pittsburg within two weeks.
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Morningstar
Sutton
New York
Ora Morningstar
George Sutton
Ave
Pittsburg
New Korean Conspiracy Trial Opens on Appeal
In Seoul on November 26 the renewed appeal trial of Koreans convicted September 28 for participating in a plot against Count Terauchi began. Baron Yun Chi Ho and four other prominent prisoners faced ten year sentences, while 101 others received terms from seven to five years.
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Seoul
Korea
Terauchi
Yun Chi Ho
Gompers Illness Delays AFL Convention Welcome
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor lies ill at a Rochester hotel with pneumonia risks. Vice President Duncan reads the illness to delegates at the building trades department convention. Red Cross sends three thousand dollars to support Balkan war sufferers in Constantinople, totaling fifty one thousand nine dollars.
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Rochester
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
The
Building Trades, Department of the American Federation of Labor
Duncan
Washington
American Red Cross
Hockhill
Constantinople
Balkans
Red Cross
Damage suit set for trial in Supreme Court
Beatrice Brergine de Acosta known as The Fencing Girl sues Joseph G. Butler Jr. of Youngstown Ohio for 53000 dollars. The case has been placed on the Supreme Court calendar for trial tomorrow.
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New York
Beatrice Brergine de Acosta
the Fencing Girl
Joseph G. Butler, Jr
Youngstown, C
Supreme Court
Gibson case concludes as jury to decide in Goshen trial
Justice Tompkins finished summing up the Gibson case and sent it to the jury at 7 40 p m in Goshen New York. In Salem Massachusetts the fate of Fitor Giovannetti and Carugo rests with the jury in the Lawrence Strike riot killing Annie Lopizzi. The judge instructed the jury on murder in the first degree versus the lesser charges and the limits on inciting to violence. Dr Anna Howard Shaw was reelected president of the National American Woman Suffrage association in Philadelphia with 291 votes to Clay 20 and McCulloch 13.
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Goshen
N. Y
Justice Tompkins
Gibson
Salem
Mass
Fitor
Giovannetti
Carugo
Annie Lopizzi
Lawrence
Resta
Quinn
Ettor
Caruso
Annie Lopizsi
Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Doctor Shaw
Ly Clay
Kentucky
Catherine McCulloch
Inois
Jane
Chicago
Wade UnaMuoum
PLOTTE R PLOTS UNCOVERED IN M MANIGAL TRIAL
Federal court testimony by Ortie McManigal details McNamaras plans for widespread dynamite attacks. He describes plots to blow up Los Angeles, seize money via robberies, and destroy canal locks to cripple cities, with further schemes to ship explosives and trigger fires across multiple sites.
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Indianapolis
McNamaras
Times
Ortle E. McManigal
Mc Avanigal
Kern
Los Angeles
San Francisco
En Tire
John J. McNamara
Crime
McManigal
J. J. McNamara
Panama
McClintie
Pany
Fional
J. B
McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Detroit
Schmidt
Fire at Union Sulphur mill injures thirteen in Brooklyn blast
The Union Sulphur mill in Williamsburg Brooklyn owned by Corn Products Refining and controlled by Standard Oil Interests exploded injuring thirteen. Eight clerks in the river side shipping room were thrown into the water as a second blast followed. rescuers saved all, though three workers may die.
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New York
Union Sulphur
Brooklyn
Corn Products Refining Company
Standard Oil Interests
Union
North Tenth Street
East River
Williamsburg
President-Elect Wilson Indigestion Keeps Yacht Visit
In Hamilton Bermuda on November 26 President-elect Wilson suffered a mild indigestion and declined a sail on Sir George M Bullock’s private yacht. Mrs Wilson and daughters accepted. Governor Wilson will attend an amateur theatre event hosted by Sir George and Lady Bullock.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Wilson
Ldeut
George M. Bullock
Beam falls from Railway Exchange. pedestrians injured
A 4,000 pound steel girder from the Railway Exchange building in St Louis crashed from the 21st floor during construction at Seventh and Olive, striking pedestrians below. Five people reportedly killed as the beam buried itself five feet and caused chaos among shoppers.
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St. Louis Street
St Louis
Railway Exchange
Seventh
Olive Streets
Mine cave in traps 50 at Barnum Coal No 2 pit
Fifty miners are trapped after a cave in at Barnum Coal Company No 2 mine in Pittston near Wilkes Barre. Thirty men were rescued with some severely injured. Rescuers continue efforts as it is unclear how many remain inside.
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Wilkesbarre
Barnum Coal Company
Pittston
Sailors Die In Lake Michigan Shipwreck
Marinette Wisconsin November 26 four sailors perished when the schooner Three Sisters of Marinette went down in Lake Michigan near Green Bay. The deceased include Andrew Ty and Nell Tillman from Marinette and Green Bay. a fourth man remains unidentified.
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Marinette
Wis
Andrew
Nell Tillman
Green Bay
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Quy Wiluies
Longo
LON
NL Real
Francis Joseph
Eutonic Press
Prochaska
Foreign Office
Uskub
Priszend
Prisrend
Asylum
Washington City
Schley Case
Monon Railroad
Atlanta
Genevieve Goodwin
Cincinnati
Erima Pauline Hudson
Robert Grier
Metropolitan Muscial Comedy Company
Vronia
Department of Justice
Orozco
Federation of Labor
M’manigal
Senor
Ramon Valdez
Panama Canal
Memara
J. J
McManigal Son
Senor Valdez
Corn Products Co
Burns
Commander In Chief
Lake Michigan
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