China criticizes boycott claims at Chicago banquet
Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng asserts Chinese people are naturally resentful yet friendly to the United States. He calls for fair treatment in immigration policy, emphasizes mutual trade benefits, and cites recent anti boycott tensions as obstacles to warmer Sino American relations. He notes imperial decrees, legal inconsistencies, and promises to seek just resolution with American leadership. He also references the murder of American missionaries and pledges indemnity and punishment for assault.
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China
United States
Chicago
Tun Ling Chaig
J. Tr
Congress Taanon
Riiews
Jal Ras
Freg- Nnath bin
Immigration & Titans
Thia
Great American Republic
Chentung
Republicans Sweep Ohio Races as GOP Maintains Legislature Edge
Post election returns show Republicans winning most state offices with large pluralities. Lewis Houck Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor conceded defeat. Republicans expected to control both state legislative chambers, with 2 house seats contested in Hardin, Paulding and Stark counties. Charles Dick, chairman, reported governor, lieutenant governor and treasurer results and noted one senate seat remains uncertain.
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Houck
Admira
Colompus
Ohio
Vick
Lewis Houck
Republian
Jcliuns Patton
Dem
Harris
Ron
Coo Mebkinno
Lilla
Pav Bo Airtlsy
Board of
Pubic Works
Gftasa Democrate
Tomey
Supreme Court
House of Representatier
Atea
Metalalur
Charles Dich
Otto
Democratic
House
Hardin Paulding
Stark Counties
Magistrate sentenced in Cleveland illegal fees case
Justice of the Peace William Francis convicted in police court of collecting and retaining illegal fees. He was fined 200 dollars and costs, sentenced to twenty days in the workhouse, and declared ineligible to hold office for seven years. His office was declared vacant and an appeal to the Court of Common Pleas was filed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Justice of the Peace
William Francis
Francis
Court of ‘Common Pleas
Orphan Heiress Kidnapped in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin
Agnes Pfeifer sixteen an orphan and heiress to a large property, was kidnapped from her school during recess as a closed carriage pulled up to the playground. Two men leaped out, seized her, and drove away before others could intervene. Police report no clue to the kidnappers or motive.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Agnes Pfeifer
Mise Pfeifer
Hearst Campaign Sparks Crowd in New York Protest Meeting
A large restless crowd at Durlanda Academy in New York heard speakers denounce ballot fraud and call for a vote recount. Col Alexander S Bacon claimed the city flag was sullied and warned of blood if necessary while Bird S Coler hinted at upcoming disclosures involving city officials. Hearst sent a letter pledging to punish those behind Tuesday’s outrages and to defend honest government. The crowd cheered the letter while another message urged patience and court action.
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Col. Bacon
Stan
Hearst
Washington Post
New York
Durlanda Academy
Payor
Col Alexander S Bacon
Murphy
Pat McCarren
Corf
Tearst
Giving
Parkhurst
Bird S Coler
Hearst Legal Team Confers Over Election Challenge
In New York on November 11 a three hour meeting at 49 Wall Street united Hearst’s chief legal talent with Austen Fox Ivins and Julius Henry Cohen to plan the contest before county canvassing boards. Cohen is expected to lead Hearst’s side as Darrin and Shearn report steady, harmonized work and review evidence arriving daily for the county boards, with returns carried to the third page.
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New York
Hearst
Lord
Julius Henry Cohen Most Ikely
Austen G Fox
Whitney
Wiiliam M Ivins
N de Forest Baldwin
Real Estate Frauds Claim Bogus Deeds in St Louis
Detectives from a Seattle real estate group report thirty two fraudulent instruments swindling buyers in various states through land investments in Washington. In St Louis, notaries Mary Belt and Lulu Colvin say their signatures were forged on several deeds for a Washington man, part of alleged fraud totaling up to one million dollars.
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St. Louis
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Louis
Mary B Belt
Lulu R Colvin
Yellow fever outbreak reported in Havana ties to US Mexico
Havana authorities announce yellow fever cases after Outwater from Pancak New Jersey dies, a New Orleans electrician is hospitalized, and a Spanish clerk is treated. Dr Guiteras notes hopeful containment while fumigation of the Hotel Inglaterra area continues as officials trace origins to United States or Mexico.
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Havana
Qutwater
Pancak
New York
Chilvers
New Orleans
Las Animas Hospital
Spain
Guiteras
Inglaterra
Sage
United States
Mexico
Doty
Havfina
Finley
Tonio Lopez
Vea Cruz
Federal Service
Mobile Quarantines Cuba After Yellow Fever Report
Dr Henry Goldth waite of Mobile quarantine board announced two yellow fever cases in Havana. Mobile Bay quarantined the entire island of Cuba pending investigation. Travel to and from Cuba will be restricted. northbound passengers may transfer from incoming vessels to trains under surveillance, while Mobile-bound passengers stay at the quarantine station in lower fay for five days. Vessels will be fumigated.
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Mobile
Ala
Henry Goldthwaite
Quarantine Board of Mobile Box
Delgado
United States Marine Hospital Service
Havana
Lower Fay
Indicted in Geary Case Four Held for Complicity
Suffolk County grand jury indicts four connected to the death of Susanna Geary. Principal Mary S Dean of Boston, Dr Percy D McLeod of Boston, and Louis W Crawford and William E Howard of New York City as accessories. Mor ris Nathan not indicted but in custody. Dean arraigned. bail raised to 25000. Nathan held on pending charges. Includes twenty counts covering various phases of the case.
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Boston
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Susanna Geary
Mary S Dean
Percy D McLeod
Louis W Crawford
William E Howard
Stas Hunt
New York City
Morris Nathan
Geary
Pittsburg
Tose
Dean
Mcleod
Ena
Nathan
Fpittebure
Waldersee Runs Aground Near Red Hook
The Hamburg America liner Waldersee grounded off Red Hook near Erie Basin while leaving New York for Hamburg. Attempts to refloat it at high water tomorrow were unsuccessful tonight. The agency attributed the grounding to a tug with three barges crossing the liner’s bows, forcing the ship into mud to avoid a collision.
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New York, Nova
Hier Graf Waldersee
New York Harbor
Hamburg
Red Hook
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Igh Water
Hamburg-American Line
Boy King Alfonso Impresses Berlin With Dignity and Hunts
Alfonso the young Spanish king departs Berlin for Vienna after six days with Emperor William, impressing observers with his etiquette and memory. He hunted near Hanver and killed forty-one wild pigs plus other game, outpacing the emperor. He greeted diplomats, noting their Spain links, and spent time daily with the court marshal to learn names and connections.
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Alfonso
Berlin
Berl
Vienna
William
Han
Towel
Madrid
Spain
British Vessel Crew Kidnap Claims Loom Large in Roosevelt Attention
Anmock of Rollin Mick sues Thomas Cole & Co claiming $8 000 for injuries after being kidnapped aboard the Liverpool ship Providence at Tacoma Washington The crew allegedly drugged him and forced service during a voyage to Cardiff Wales causing severe injuries including a broken arm and head lacerations Lawyers from Smith Baldwin Adrian Mich and others are engaged Roosevelt has been alerted to the case noting 517 Americans reportedly kidnapped that year and the Providence is due to sail to New York for attachment.
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Washington Post
Stryker
Ohio
Forest
Anmock
Rollin Mick
Frank Bowers
Thomas Cole & Co
Providence
Liverpool
England
Tacoma
Wash
Ammock
North Dakota
Great Northwest
Portland
John Lindaman
Wisconsin
Lindaman
Seaman's Hotel
Seamans
Henry Jones
Cardiff
Wales
Salthorse
Cardine
Tulips
New York
Smith & Baldwin
Adrian, Mich
San Francisco
Seattle
Smith
Adria
Congress
Michigan
Roosevelt
Rumtock
Cardi
Bank Failure Sparks Anticipated Arrests and Mystery
Pittsburg, Pa Nov 1 The depositors' attorney John Marron states criminal action will be taken within 22 hours in Quarter Sessions Court against unknown parties tied to the defunct Enterprise National Bank. District Attorney Dunkle awaits Special Examiner Moxey's return from Washington as investigations into bank officer or outsider complicity continue, with notes worth $200,000 recovered and a permanent receiver sought.
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Dunkle
Washington
Pittsburg
John Marron
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Marron
John W Dunkle
United States
Moxey
Cunningham
Ha x
Treceiver
Clark
Comptroller of the Currency
Department of Justice
Edward P Moxey
Pittsbur
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Monnday
Fresh Demands on Turkey Extend Macedonian Reforms
London dispatch reports Lord Lansdowne pressing for a combined naval demonstration against Turkey to secure not only financial control of Macedonia but judicial oversight by European powers and extended reforms to Adrienople vilayet. Britain plans to join no matter what and an ultimatum would follow a Turkish rejection. Paris notes Russian and French ships assigned to the demonstration near Crete and Piraeus.
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London
Tnal
Turkey
Lord Lansdowne
Macedonia
Vilayet
Adrienople
Porte
Paris
Iskind
Crete
Piraeus
Greece
Sips
Index to Today's Issue and Editorial Contents
Index lists topics across sections including wages, politics, trials, football reform, social notes, and a large editorial division. Highlights cover government exclusions, court actions, labor matters, sporting news, finance, stage and arts, and society pages with extensive features and cartoons.
Todd Case in Philadelphia Ends with No Foul Play Found
Philadelphia police announce the investigation into the death of Margaretta Todd, the New York widow, is effectively over with no evidence of murder. They say she traveled willingly and was not in anyone's company or under restraint. A legal question remains over a potential larceny in concealment of a will, with magistrates awaiting further action as to the second will and its authenticity.
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Philadelphia
Margaretta ‘Todd
New York
John Armory
Todd
Donaghy
Mrs Todd
Margaretta Poda
Smyth
Crane
Ofonday
Radcliffe
Stephen Merritt Undertaking Establishment
Ingersoll
Lockwood
Naval Demonstration Likely Near Turkish Waters
Rome reports an active exchange of views among powers over a naval demonstration against Turkey in response to its Macedonia policy. Warships may assemble at Piraeus before entering Turkish waters, with the oldest commanding officer in charge of the operation.
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Rome
Turkey
Macedonia
Itary
Marquis Imperial
Constantinople
Piraeus
Indictments in Ubero Plantation fraud case reported
Suffolk County grand jury files 11 indictments charging Ferdinand E Borges and William D Owen with fraudulently obtaining more than 2500 from investors in the Ubero Plantation Company. Borges arrested and held on bail as investigations by stockholders receivers and prosecutors outline a long scheme. Owen, a former Indiana congressman and state official, is named as an associate in the conspiracy.
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Boston
Grand Jury
Suffolk County
Ferdinand E. Borges
Shero
William D Owen
Indiana
Borwea
Borges
Owen
Charles W Abbott
Edwin O Cuilde
John M Landers
Warren P Page
Fieth
Astrict
Ubero
Congress
New York
Harrison
Cabinet reshuffle in Paris amid war minister resignation
Paris reports a cabinet shakeup after the resignation of War Minister Berteaua. Etienne, Thompson, Cluet, Trouillet, and Sarrien are named in a tentative reorganization, with Sarrien declining a post and further changes expected at a tomorrow meeting to finalize the lineup.
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Paris
Minster of War
Berteaua
Prom
Rotines Cabiet
Inveror
Etienne Wwheelin
Ber
Martine Thompson
Muleter
Inrior
Commerce
Cluef
Trolillot
Pemler Combes
Miniser
Etienne Yleading
Rouvier
Ministry of War
Interfor
Sarrien
Council of Rain Scars
Battle With Outlaws Near Rio Grande In Texas
Reports detail a fierce clash between Texas Rangers and the Martinez outlaws on an island in the Rio Grande. The desperadoes fought back after two weeks of trailing the rangers, with many wounded and at least one ranger killed. Martinez and others were among the wounded as citizens flee Minerva for aid and a $1000 reward is offered for capture dead or alive.
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Washington Post
Houston
Tex Navy
Pallfax
Texas Rangers
Rio Grande
Martines
Minerva
Martinez
Texas
New Mexico
Mexico
Callye
Vengeance Linked to Missing Wyoming Cattleman Tisdale
Friends of John N Tisdale a wealthy New York miner who vanished last Monday believe he was murdered due to his role in a Wyoming cattlemen raid fifteen years ago. They say two Johnson County leaders Ray and Champion were killed and that Ray’s friends swore vengeance on Tisdale.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
John N Tisdale
New York
Tisdale
Johnson County
Ray
Champion
Woman wounds governor during official reception
The wife of Municipal Councillor Czerskxy, using the alias Baroness Merendorf, gained entrance to Gov Glingenberg’s reception and fired two shots from a revolver. The governor was wounded in the abdomen and arm.
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Mogha Leff
Russia Way 11
Czerskxy
Merendorf
Gov Glingenberg
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