Liberals Sweep Nova Scotia Routs Conservatives
Ottawa reports Dominion election results with Liberals securing a solid majority in the House of Commons. R. L. Borden loses his Nova Scotia seat as Liberals win all Halifax County constituencies and cited Grand Trunk Pacific issues as campaign themes.
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R. L. Borden
Grand Trunk Line
Ottawa
Quebec
No & Sratia
Ponce
Manitoba
Northwest Teriory
Yukon
House of Staty
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Liberals
Cip
Treton
Robert Gordon
Tsallfax
Cinidtnit
Barden
Halifax County
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
Hatfix
Gereril
Notice of Mortgage Advertisement In Washington Area
Notice announces mortgage advertising instructions for insertion in multiple newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Rochester Herald St Louis Republic St Louis Post-Dispatch Standard Saint Louis Press Cleveland Plain Dealer. The item identifies several city newspaper titles as venues for mandatory legal notices and public filings.
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Washington
M Ring
York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston
Chicacorford Herald
Philadelphia Pablic Ledger
Pittsblag
Dispatch
Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Lolis Repletic
ST Fall
Pionfir Press
Minse Adolis Trisunl
Cleveland Peain Doaler
Obituary notices from early November with multiple deaths
Public notices list numerous obituaries and funeral details across several households. Entries indicate names Elizabeth Morris Dimes, George Mooson, a six month old infant of Mark Jar..., Mary Hilton, Margaret Tarman, Mars Jane Toneberves, Deis J A Conshelmed, Lucinda N Parke, Helen Cruce Troob, Martha Jane Turner, with addresses in Indianapolis Amelia Cincinnati Takoma Chestnut Level Cumberland and Washington area. Interments scheduled in private or specific cemeteries andMasses or services at local churches. Entombment and funeral details provided for each deceased with residence and time of services.
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Jims
Elizibth
Dwicks
West
Ninth Stree
Ohio
Amelia
Wodnersday
Mark Jari
Mayine Germin Hale
Fourth
Ste
Xelock
Deis
Mars Lions
Bey
T Lyons
United States Army
Tenth Street Northwest
J Vf Parke
Stirdaiy
Chestnut Level
Helen Cruce
Lysinder H Trook
Jfferson
Cumberland, Mion
Turner
Martha Jane Turner
Liberals gain seats as Gourley loses in Colchester
Early returns show Liberals winning seven of thirteen New Brunswick seats while Conservatives lose Colchester County seat Seymour Gourley. St John and York Counties swing Liberal though Northumberland and possibly Queens go Liberal as well. Emerson wins large margin in Westmoreland over Conservative Powell amid railways focus.
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Mr. Borden
Colchester
Seymour Gourley
Ottawa
United States
St John
New Brunswick
York County
Northumberland
Queens Sunbury
Emerson
Laurier
H A Powell
Westmoreland County
Police Brute Force Blamed After MIT Clash
Boston police and MIT students clashed last night leaving several injured on both sides. Police board chair Emmons said an investigation would determine who initiated the violence. MIT President Pritchett faulted police for brutality and lack of judgment, while a legislative committee was formed to gather evidence and pursue action against officers involved.
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Navy
Iin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W H H Emmons
Boston Police Board
Henry Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tonight
Legislative Committee
Institute
Girl Beatent Death in Cincinnati Echoes Louise Mueller Case
Alma Steinway, an eighteen year old telephone operator, was found murdered near Spring Grove Cemetery in Winton Place Cincinnati. The body showed crushing head wounds and drag marks with heavy boot prints along the trail. A street car transfer punched at 9:40 pm was clutched in her hand. Conductor Frank Limie identified a man who rode with her the previous night, linking the crime to an earlier similar murder in the area.
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Alma Steinway
Louise Muller
Cincinnati
Alma Steimway
Sping Grove
Winton Place
Theody
Cummuinsville
Winton Road
Episcopal Church
Frank Limie
Knowlton Corner
Steinway
Miss Steinway
Louise Mueller
Crawford
Nine of ten miners killed at Nanticohe Colliery recovered
November 3 reports from Moilkesbuire show nine bodies retrieved from the sump at the Uchinikloss mine shaft after a 180 foot fall. Rescue workers battled water and dangerous conditions as relatives gathered. bodies were wrapped and sent to a morgue for identification and burial.
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Moilkesbuire Pa
Uchinicloss
Nanticohel
Undertakers
Health Office Record of Foundlings and Notables in Washington
A health office record lists numerous individuals and addresses with ages ranging from infancy to 93. Names include Allen Ro Dickerson, Mary J Doniphan, Philop Dougherty, Agatha Fis, Edward Frevidence, George Whisher, John H Garges, Mary 4 Graves, Fia Henson Carfeld, Madaline F Higgins, Alton R Jennings, George W Lee, John B Shinn, Thomas Thomas, Russell F Terrill, Dora M Smith, Charley Washington, Cora Edmonds, A Varela, Margaret Birney Israel, Thompson Odessa Curry, Walter Grounsell, Ida Cady Burton, and others. The report also mentions hospitals such as Foundling Hospital, Fredmens Hospital, and Geo Univ Hos, with ages up to 78. A final note references Senator P C Knox of Pennsylvania meeting with President Roosevelt at the White House to discuss an unspecified subject.
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Russell F Terrill
Dora M Smith
Bath County
Charley Washington
Cora Edmonds
Fdamant
Varela
Margaret i Birney
Israel
Thompson
Odessa Curry
Walter Grounsell
Ida Cady
Burton T Hollister
Alberta WM Soper
Mainfred Hurd
Lucy Gross Wheeler Howell
Eleanor MePherson Levy Couram
Laura Ransom
Fauquer County
Daniel Busey
Etta Ross
Samuel F Gurnea
Chicago II
Stella G Haskins
Rochester
Minn
Rudolph Hewman
Mame B
Hogan George Rencher
Mary Howard
Long Siege of Port Arthur Fires Back and Forth
Japanese and Russian forces clash in a brutal night assault at Port Arthur. The center division suffers heavy losses as engineers, pioneers, and artillery battle under cover of star shells and searchlights.
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Nogl
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Nogi
Shuishi
Bantusan
Keekwan
Etse
Talyangkow
Mtse
Taiyangkow
Banjusan
Rustan
Golden Hill
Chair Hill
Ash Hi
Wanta
Negotiations on North Sea court of Inquiry unsettled
From St Petersburg to Paris and London details of the Anglo Russian proceedings are not final. The draft treaty may be modified by the Emperor, with resubmission to London likely. Britain and Russia plan a joint proposal for France and the United States to name a high naval officer to the court, likely to meet in Paris, London.
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St Petersburg
North Sea
United States
Paris
London
Benckendorff
Lord Lansdowne
Anglo Russian International Arbitration Commission
War insurance active in London sees low rates attract wary owners
London reports that shipowners and merchants are locking in war risk coverage at low costs, betting protection will remain inexpensive as tensions persist. The Times notes a flood of business already booked, potentially placing the market under heavy liability if Britain enters war. War risks insured for twelve months at five percent, except trades with Russian ports east of Singapore. A curious policy pays losses if the Russia Japan war ends by March 1 next, with a rate of 15 guineas per cent.
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London
Times Cablegram
Washington Post
Times
Great Britain
Singapore
Russia
Japan
Skirmishes Reported in Manchuria Near Mukden
Reports from Mukden and St Petersburg describe sporadic skirmishes along the Manchurian front in the past days. Japanese forces reportedly crossed the Shakhe River on the Russian left, with heavy cannon fire at dawn during a reconnaissance. Russian sharpshooters damaged Japanese intrenchments on November 1, and reconnoiters on November 2 showed no signs of major engagements, while Japanese troop movements were seen shifting westward from the east.
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Half Moon
Shuishu
Rih- Jung Mountain
Rihlung
Half Moon Fort
Meter Hill
Nakaokayama
Nahackayama
Chair Hill
Taiyangkow
Nahaokayama
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Keekwan
Nampakayama
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West Urh
East Urk
Mukden
Nere
Shakhe
St Petersburg
Kurunpatkin
Russian Fleet at Tangier Arrives with British Escort
Russian squadron anchored in Tangier Bay today after British cruisers escorted them from Vigo. The battleships Sissoi Veliki Oslabya Admiral Nakhimoff Dmitri Donskoi, under Admiral Voelkersam, sail for Suda Bay. Algiers reports torpedo boat destroyers ordered to stay forty eight hours then await further orders.
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Tangier
Vigo
Sissoi Veliki Oslabya
Nakhimoff
Dmitri Donskoi
Voelkersam
Suda Bay
Algiers
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Japan Losses Yashima and Ships in Pacific Fleet Shakeup
Paris reports an official确认 that the Japanese battleship Yashima was sunk by a Russian mine near Danhai Harbor after attempting to reach Dainy. Japan now has four modern battleships left Asahi Fuji Mikasa and Shikishima with Chin Yen aging. The Russian Port Arthur squadron retains five modern battleships under Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky while armored cruisers favor Japan.
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Associated Press
Heefo
Port Arthur
Tokyo
Dainy
Nut
Danny Harper
Japan
Asahi
Fuji
Mikasa
Shikishima
Chin Yen
China
Togo
Withoft
Yashime
Maine
Rojestvensky
Baltic
Far East
Dogger Bank Tragedy Reuters Cable Sees Russians Shelling Own Ships
A London Times cablegram from Nov 3 reports near universal belief in Moscow that during the Baltic fleet voyage the Russians shelled their own ships at Dogger Banks and perhaps elsewhere. The account notes fears of Japanese torpedo boats and cites Sonntag crew testimony as potentially showing Russians firing on their own vessels. The piece explores how nerves and misjudgments could have led to a broader bombardment.
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London Times
Washington Post
Berlin
St Petersburg
Dogger Banks
Moscow
Europe
North Sea
Sonntag
International Commission
Skaggerak
Kossuth Resolution Rejected by Hungarian Diet
In Budapest on November 3 the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet refused to approve Fran cis Kossuth s Independent party resolution calling on the premier to urge the Austro Hungarian foreign minister to back any U S diplomatic action to halt bloodshed in the Far East Premier Tisza praised the motive but argued neutral intervention would only work if both belligerents consented and the motion was rejected.
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Kossuth
Budapest
Hungary
Francis Kossuth
Independent Party
United States
Far East
Russia
Tisza
Anniversary of Nicholas Accession Marked Quietly in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg the tenth anniversary of Emperor Nicholas IIs accession is observed perfunctorily due to war anxieties. The imperial family attends Te Deum at Kazan Cathedral, churches hold services, troops parade, theaters run free exhibitions for schoolchildren, and parks feature music and displays. A colored American bishop attends a Te Deum at the cathedral. Admiral Dewey has not been approached by Britain about joining the Dogger Bank inquiry commission as a representative.
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St Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas
Kazan
Port Arthur
Robert Joseph Morgan
Nicholas
Dogger Commission
Washington
Admiral Dewey
International Commission of Inquiry
Dogger Bank
Ambassador Choate
London
Dewey
Naval General Board
Congress
Marion
Roosevelt
West Indian
Dogger Bank Inquiry Delays Admiral's Fleet Maneuvers
The Dogger Bank inquiry will take considerable time and the admiral's involvement would require abandoning his own project to be present with the fleets during maneuvers.
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Dogger Bank
Twenty-One Massacred at Massira Island
London reports from Perim reveal Massira Island natives killed twenty-one crew members after the Baron Innerdale ran ashore near Kuria Muria. Nine murderers have been arrested, contradicting earlier reports that all aboard perished save one boy rescued by locals.
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London
Perim
Red Sea
Massira Island
Datto Ali Ready to Yield in Manila
Datto Ali, a Moro rebel leader opposing an anti slavery law, has sent a message to Maj Gen Wood asking for an interview to discuss surrender. Wood has granted the request for talks aimed at ending hostilities with American forces.
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Manila
Wood
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