Adots Grave Task Requies Skillful Work Danger Appears
Secretary of State urges a conciliatory course to Congress to avoid friction with Germany. Focuses on Monroe Doctrine, German naval strength, and Latin America influence. Details German immigration, Hamburg-Amerika lease in Danish West Indies, and a Culebra harbor survey by the Panther amid us tensions.
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Germany
Vns
Brasil
United States
Washington
Hamburg-Amer- SteamShip Line
Danish West Indies
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TJ Wilthe
Atlantic
Kaleep
St. Thomas Island
Culebra
Armier Panther
Porto Rico
West Indies
Naval Intelligence Office
Berlin
Naval Strength of the Two Nations in Debate
The piece discusses U S and German naval power, noting tensions in diplomacy and trade policy. It cites a table on naval strength, argues the United States leads in ship tonnage and build plans, and warns Germany cannot catch up quickly even with future programs.
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Culebra Harbor
Washington
Germany
United States
Culebra
J. J. Dickinson
Kills His Girl Guest in Falls Village Farm Home
Timothy Jackson, 32, of Falls Village, claims accidental shooting killed Sylvia Penfield, 18, of Sheffield Mass, in his home last midnight. He surrendered to Constable Seth M Morris. Wife and others corroborate accident claim. Jackson ran for a doctor afterward. Victim’s parents had died recently. Cider-fueled gathering. Jackson allegedly used a loaded shotgun to frighten his wife before it discharged. He is jailed. An unrelated catalog sale ad follows.
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Washington Post
Winsted
Conn
Timothy Jackson
Falls Village
Sylvia Penfield
Sheffield
Mass
Seth M. Morris
Jackson
Ane Jackson
Penfield
Jim
iShe
Ship SunK Sunk in Night on Rock Off French Coast
London reports the cross-channel steamer Hilda wrecked near St Malo after fog and a gale. Most aboard were asleep when she struck rocks and sank. About 100 passengers and crew were aboard. six were saved, with several bodies washing ashore. The Hilda, built in Glasgow in 1882, was 235 feet long and 348 tons.
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St. Malo
London
Southwestern Railway
Hilda
France
Southampton
Jardinighthouse
St. Briae
St. Servian
Cercembre
Gregory
Brittany
Cezambre
Les Portes
Aga
Glasgow
Orphan Faces Hydrophobia in Baltimore Treatment Bid
An orphan boy from Newport News Virginia faces hydrophobia after a dog bite. Six bitten persons were notified. two seek Baltimore care, three go to Richmond, leaving the boy unable to afford board while under Pasteur treatment. Dr Keble offers to cover treatment cost of 150 dollars if board funds are found. Also, a fire destroyed the Steelton Electric Light Company plant causing about 60 thousand dollars in losses with no insurance.
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Baltimore
Charles Adams
Newport News
Adams
N. G. Keble
Pasteur Inettime
Richmond
Keble
Pasteur Institute
Harrisburg
Steelton Electric Light Company
Steetton
Fe Company
Nght
Million Dollars for Jews Funds Pouring In
Subscriptions to the Russo Jewish relief fund reach 498 651 17 with 24 hour total of 54 907 98. Philadelphia leads with 820 000 added to prior totals, while Louisville St Louis Milwaukee and New Orleans contribute further sums. The national relief committee expects the million dollar goal to be reached soon as synagogues nationwide donate.
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Washington Post
New York
Russia
National Relief Committee
Philadelphia
Louisville
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Mutiny Fears On Russian Transport Fleets
In Nagasaki on November 1, five hundred Russian prisoners bound for Vladivostok aboard the steamers Vladimir and Baronesi showed mutinous signs. Russian officers requested aid, police boarded the Baronesi, four Japanese torpedo boat destroyers surrounded the ships, and Vice Admiral Rojestvensky is aboard the Baronesi.
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Vladivostok
Vladimir
Baronesi
Rojestvensky
Reds Again Defeated Sunday in St. Petersburg
Report from St. Petersburg dated November 20 notes conservative workmen leaders won again, blocking an eight hour day plan. Doubled patrols in streets, no disorders reported, while pro strike propaganda shifts aim to bolster government orders and quell socialist influence amid a growing “law and order” movement.
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Council of Workmen
Russia
Tipe Fort
Vastli Ostro
Putlloff
Guard
Cropatagt
Poland
Aw and
Order
Half the City Burned in Vladivostok Riots
An eyewitness arriving at Nagasaki reports nearly half of Vladivostok burned and about 60 soldiers from the garrison killed. The riot opened a path for vandalism, with Gen. Kappek reportedly rolering. Damages are estimated at 25 million dollars. Troops from Harbin are said to have joined the rioters.
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Tokyo
Nay
Nagasaki
Gen. Kappek
Harbin
President Calls Off Reappointment of U S Marshal Bryan
In Montgomery Alabama on November 19 the President announced he would not reappoint L J Bryan United States marshal for the Middle district of Alabama. Judge Thomas G Jones of the Federal court was asked to name a successor and James H Judkins has been named as candidate. Alabama referees reportedly protested against Bryan’s reappointment.
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Washington Post
Montgomery
Ala
L. J. Bryan
United States Marshes
Middle District
Alabama
Thomas G. Jones
Federal Court
Bryan
Bryan to Write Letters for World Tour Syndication
Special to The Washington ros reports that on his worldwide tour William Jennings Bryan will write 30 to 50 letters before departure, paid at $1,000 each. The letters will be syndicated to major city newspapers, ensuring ample funds for travel and hotel stays.
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Washington
New York
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Beffore
Bryan
Germans Pleased With South Immigrant Prospects
The German government special immigration observers Dr Eugene Weber and Dr Zoepfer, with German South consul Dr Erich Zoepfel-Quilenstein, praised Alabama conditions during their Nov 10 visit. Zoepfel-Quilenstein said it was his first Alabama trip and urged directing thousands seeking to come to America.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eugene Weber
Heron
Zoepfer
Wiesbaden
United States
South
Erich Zoepfel-Queilenstein
Atlanta
Alabama
Zoepfel-Quilenstein
Germany
America
Norwegian Storting Delegation Delivers Prince Charles Election News
Copenhagen reports the Norwegian Storting delegation to inform Prince Charles of his formal election arrival. Premier Chuatenaen and Rikdag leaders welcomed them as crowds cheered. Messages of congratulation poured in from King Edward, British royals, and friends in the United States.
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Copenhagen
Storting
Ing
Norway
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Rikadag
Berner
Gtorthings
King Edward
United States
Powers warn Macedonia reform crisis tests
Constantinople on November 18 reports no porte reply to the powers ultimatum on Macedonian reforms. Embassies plan to send dragomans to Piraeus amid potential naval demonstration. The Russian Black Sea squadron is said to have departed Sebastopol for an unknown destination.
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Porte
Drago‘mans
Biraeus
Sebastopol
Rossa Urges Irish Use Britain Tactics for Freedom
Rossa told the Cork crowd that to free Ireland they must employ the same weapons Britain uses against its enemies. He arrived during the Manchester Martyrs remembrance, was welcomed as the new Cork County council secretary, and a house bought by admirers was presented to him.
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Great Britain
Rossa
Cork County
Emperor Matsuhito Returns Home to Peace Cheers
Emperor Matsuhito arrived in Tokyo with the premier and court dignitaries after visiting Ise temples to thank ancestors for ending the war and restoring peace. Enormous crowds cheered as the emperor passed in an open carriage, breaking a longtime custom of keeping quiet in his presence.
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Matsuhito
Ise
Forty Tons Ingot Buried in Catholic Funeral at Midvale
At Philadelphia’s Midvale Steel Works a forty ton ingot containing the remains of two workers was buried with Roman Catholic rites. John Forkin and Joseph Gazda died when a cupola hole failed and 80,000 pounds of molten metal flowed in. The burial, in a ten foot deep grave behind the shop, drew a large crowd while sisters and officials attended and the grave will be marked by the company.
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Midvale
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Joseph Ge2da
Midvale Steel Company
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Gazda
Suport
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Acetas 3
Charles Harrah
Gasda
Fate of Explorers Near Gulf of California Revealed
A letter to George W. Knox reports Henry Miller and Gus Olinder, last seen on an expedition to Tyburon Island in the Gulf of California, were found near a deserted Indian village. A book of nautical science owned by Olinder, dried human hands, and a large feast fire with Indian war dance circles were discovered near the desolate shore. Authorities believe hostile Indians killed the men, linking the relics to Prof. E P Grindell's search for his missing brother Lieut. Grindell on the peninsula.
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Los Angeles
George W. Knox
Henry Miller
Gus Olindar
Tyburon v Island
Gulf of California
Miler
Olinder
Lower
California
Miller
E P. Grindell
Arizona
Lieut. Grindell
Peninsula
Each to serve half the term in Franklin Delaware County
In Franklin Delaware County two candidates tied for collector after a recount. Frederick Page Democrat and George Musk Republican will split the two year term, Page holding the certificate for one year before passing it to Musk for the second year. All parties agreed to the plan.
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Weslington
Middletown
Franklin
Delaware County
Frederick Page
Demorret
George Musk
Page
Musk
Lubin's Scheme Endorsed by International Agriculture Body
Rome November 19 1905 the International Chamber of Agriculture created by King Victor Emmanuel at David Lubin's suggestion will start operations in 1906. The major nations have officially adhered to the protocol drawn up by the international agricultural congress held in Rome last spring.
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International Chamber of ‘Agriculture
Rome
International Chamber of Agriculture
Victor Emmanuel
David Lubin
California
International Agriculturist Congress
Steamer Ryndam Floated and Passengers Landed at Rotterdam
Rotterdam Holland November 19 The Holland American Line steamer Ryndam which went aground in the Nieuwe Mass off Vinfridingen in a fog yesterday was floated today with aid and landed her passengers. The vessel has arrived and discharged Bee Be Dy afiniater O'Brien to Take Vacation Copenhagen November 18 Thomas J O'Brien the American Minister will leave Copenhagen on Thursday for Florence to spend a month with his sister in law Mrs Riddie
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Rotterdam
Holland
Ryndam
Nieuwe
Vinsrdingen
Thes
Afiniater O'Brien
Copenhagen
Thomas J. O’brien
Florence
Mrz. Riddie
Convicts for Road Work Debate at National Grange
National Grange memorial services in Atlantic City draw 2000 attendees including Chief Granger Aaron Jones. A Detrick Ohio resolution proposing convict labor on highways threatens labor union conflict and prompts forthcoming debates. a sale of antique furniture and items linked to the estate of Margaret Lex is advertised nearby.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Aaron Jones
P. A. Detrick
Ohio
Ika
C. A. Sloan’'& Co
G.at
Tiffany
Sheffield
Margarat Lex
Prince Louis of Battenberg Leaves New York Tomorrow
Prince Louis of Battenberg’s visit to New York ends tomorrow morning as the British squadron plans to depart from the North River at 10 30. The Drake will take the admiral aboard and lead the fleet down the bay to sea, with officers denying mass desertions and asserting full complements aboard the ships. Prince Couls acknol edged receipt of an invitation to the Jamestown 1907 exposition and hopes to support Anglo American friendship despite command term ending.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Gibraltar
Drake
North River
Cunard
Hugh Gordon Muller
New York State
Jamestown, Va
Prince Couls
Admiralty
Glasgow lodging-house fire claims thirty nine lives
A fatal fire at a Watson Street lodging house in Glasgow killed thirty nine, injured thirty two, and trapped men on upper floors. Flames fed by wooden partitions spread from the fourth floor, as panicked inmates fled naked or partially clothed. Many victims bedraggled and unidentified due to missing clothing.
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Gogow
Britain
Watson Street
Meriwether Defense Hires Munroe for Naval Court Martial
Annapolis attorney James M. Munroe has been engaged to assist Lieut. Co 70. K. Robison in defending Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr. who faces a manslaughter charge for causing the death of Midshipman James R. Branch Jr. in a fatal encounter at the Naval Academy. Robison consults with his client extensively ahead of the trial slated to begin Wednesday.
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Annapolis
James M. Munroe
K .Robison
U.S. N
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Naval Academy
James R. Branch, Jr
Robison
Pennypacker Misremembers Colorado Governor
Special to The Washington Post from Denver reports Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania seems unsure who governs Colorado. He questions divorce law reforms and asks Colorado’s governor to appoint delegates for a February Washington meeting. He addresses the letter to Alva Adams, governor of Colorado. In New York, Nellie McCoy the actress is hospitalized for nervous breakdown and moved to Astoria facility for rest. Tokyo reports bonds abroad higher yet cheaper at home amid foreign demand. domestic bonds remain weaker than London quotes.
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Pennypacker
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Adams
Pueblo
Gov. McDonald
Nellie McCay
New York
Nellie McCoy
Bellevue Hospital
Astoria
Long Island
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Miss McCoy
Tokyo
London
Revolt in Santo Domingo Tied to Money Interests
Reports from Santo Domingo warn of a general uprising inspired by New York financiers and opposed by President Morales. U.S. warships are stationed in Domingan waters to protect Americans as State Department officials monitor evolving conditions. The Domingan treaty faces Senate scrutiny, with potential U.S. supervision of dominos claims and debt settlements.
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Morales
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Roosevelt
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Lkely
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Dr Emil Praetorious Dead Editor of Westside Post
Dr Emil Praetorious aged 78 after a week of blood poisoning from a leg scratch died at his St Louis home. Born in Alzey Germany in 18%, he studied at Giesen and Heidelburg and fled Germany after 1848 9 revolutionary activity. He came to America then St Louis and in 1862 was elected Missouri legislator as an emancipationist. In 1864 he led the Westliche Post with Carl Schurz later joining him.
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Emil Preetorious
Westside Post
Alzey
Rheinhessen
Germany
Giesen
Heidelburg
America
Lincoln
Missouri
Praetorious
Westliche Post
Carl Schurz
Whitecapping Charge Fails in Mitchell County
Obediah J and Albert Powell, prominent Mitchell County residents, were discharged by U S Commissioner Roy Powell after being accused of whitecapping witnesses in illicit distillery cases. The case stemmed from an attack claimed by Crosby. Peter Powell, brother of the Teen, faced $400 bond after earlier trial. A separate Bayemer shooting accident near Pike County left Edward Sew York dead amid the season.
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