No Yield to Change in Royal Family Council Opposed
St Petersburg reports a split between Zemstvo groups and royalist factions as editors and literary figures discuss the future of Russia. The czar reportedly favors maintaining the old regime while some officials urge constitutional reforms. A family council meeting is said to have sought the Emperors view and warned against drastic upheaval.
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St. Petersburg
Zemstynists
Russia
Finnish Gulf
Cusnian Sea
Poland
Ural Mountains
Czar
M. Pobordonosteff
Holy Synod
Terracy
Dobeedonasture
St. Peters
Ned
Lawlessness in Saloniki
A dispatch from Turkey reports widespread Greek band activity in Saloniki with violent killings, arson, and intimidation. Bulgarian bands are blamed for attacks. authorities warn the unrest threatens public security as retaliatory violence escalates and murders multiply, with both sides alleged to exploit the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Turkey
Mace
Wadena
Pecoiyead
Washington
Ressegis
Wiel Grek
Owen Meningessen
Lowe Mledna
French Strikers Threaten National Disruption Across Factories
In Haut Orsennesumi and Toulon powder factories a wave of strikes paralyzes operations with five thousand workers marching and large police deployments. Workers intercept government dispatches via telegraphs. the minister of marine orders suspensions and resignations for those not returning to work. Wraps of tension rise as Brest authorities react to the disruption.
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Ent, Jrrest
Toulon
Drseua
Minister of Marine
Maritime Prefe
Brest
Arenak
M. Puletan
Lrest
Kaiser After Big Game and Arbitration Treaty Signed
The German Emperor aboard his battleship Destechlaut Kiel received a message from Francis Joseph before proceeding to Silesia for a big game hunt. In Berlin he met a carrier with an autograph from Emperor Franz Joseph. A foreign office representative rode on the train. In London an arbitration treaty between Sweden Norway and Great Britain was issued, mirroring the Portugal Britain agreement.
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Francis Joseph
Silesia
William
Destechlaut
Kiel
Berlin
Austria
Francia Joseph
Foreign Office
Stlegia
London
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
Portugal
Thanksgiving Day Sermon on Gratitude and Social Duty
A long Thanksgiving sermon argues gratitude should be active and directed toward both God and neighbors. It contrasts selfish thankfulness with deeds of justice, charity, and national responsibility, urging recognition of laborers and the poor, and urging blessing of foreign nations. The talk ends with a call to spiritual liberty through gratitude, noting God’s nearness and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
2. W. Lang
Thanksgiving Eve Banquet Presses Strong Navy Support in Paris
Ambassador Porter and Baron d Estournelles de Constant headlined the American Club gathering at the Travelers' Club on the Champs Elysees. The event honored U S influence in world affairs and peace, with Porter urging Congress to preserve the Constitution era ship and a strong navy as a guarantee of national peace. The speech by d Estournelles de Constant, a Hague Tribunal member, highlighted U S actions shaping Europe and praised Roosevelt for reviving The Hague court mechanism. The impromptu program drew over 100 American expatriates and notable French guests, including Admiral Watson and Harvard professor Barrett Wendell.
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Paris
American Club
Huron 'Stournelles de Constant
United States
Travelers’ Club
Champs Elysees
Ambassador Porter
Baron d’Istournelles de Constanc
Admiral Watson
Barrrett Wendell
Tarvardniversity
Troisy
University of Paris
Sliang
Ambassador Porte
Congress
Baron d'Estournelles de l Constant
Hague Tribunal
Europe
Roosevelt
Ufe
Mexico-California
Dhe
Aft
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Venezuela
Hague Court
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant
Far East
Hhe
Railroad Night Operator Vanishes After Safe Is Robbed
Floyd Gundry, Grand Trunk Railroad night operator at Swartz Creek Michigan, disappeared after a safe break in. Bullet marks and scattered tickets suggested foul play. He later called from Ann Arbor saying two strangers drugged him and he woke in a box car with cash missing and he was ill.
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Swartz Creek
Mich
Floyd Gundry
Grand Trunk Railroad
Ann Arbor
Gundry
Snowbound Britain Delays Railways Across Provinces
Unprecedented snow storms isolate many villages in the British provinces. North railway communication is delayed or halted, funerals and children delayed by drifts, while temperatures drop to ten to twenty degrees of frost across the United Kingdom.
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London
Cornwall
Jersey
United Kingdom
Seventeen Men Perish As Swedish Steamer Founders
The Swedish steamer Bur from Grimsby foundered at Arko Sound entrance. The entire crew of seventeen men perished. expectations say the craft grounded and boilers exploded. The incident occurred near Norrkoping on November 2.
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Norrkoping
Sweden
Bur
Grimsby
England
Arko Sound
Rioting at Warsaw Feared and Russian Governor Ousted
Breslau dispatch reports expected rioting to resume in Warsaw next Sunday with 6000 revolvers in hands among workers. Police arrestes continue but overcrowded jails force some releases. Separately, Mogileff governor Klingenberg removed for harsh anti Jewish measures. President Roosevelt sends congratulatory note to Emperor Nicholas on birth of heir.
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Breslau
Germany
Kattowitz Zeitung
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
M. Klingenberg
Moghileff
Nicholas
Roosevelt
Gou
Flight of Benbow Airship at World’s Fair Field
The Montana Meteor airship designed by Thomas Benbow of Columbus Montana landed safely in a field southeast of the World’s Fair aerodrome after forty five minutes aloft. A gasoline leak disabled the engine and too much gas impeded lift. Benbow plans another flight after repairs. Also reports German Consul General Carl Buenz in New York is gravely ill with pneumonia after surgery.
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St. Louis
Montana
Benbow
Buenz
New York
Carl Buenz
Movements of Ocean Steamers May 23 and November 23
Shipping notices list sailings and arrivals. Majestic sails to Liverpool and Ryndam to Rotterdam via Boulogne and Southampton on May 23. Kaiser Wilhelm II sails to New York via Cherbourg and Queenstown bound. Cedric prepares for New York via Queenstown with Oceanate arrival from New York to Liverpool.
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New York
Majestic
Liverpool
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Oceante
Stiled
Cedric
Valentine in Custody Rawhauer Holds to Story
Cincinnati reports detail an alleged plot by strikers to destroy Eureka Foundry with dynamite. Joseph F. Valentine, president of the Iron Molders Union, is arrested in Cleveland. Trials set for December 14 include Fred Rauhauser Jr. and others. eight cases total plus a murder indictment against William Friend. Bracken is returned to Cincinnati for trial.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Strikting
Eureka Foundry
Joseph F. Valentine
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Cleveland
Valentine
Herr G. Gosiger
Eureka Foundry Company
Fred Rauhauser, Jr
Freda Rauhauser
John Hook
Joseph Hollowell
Hollowell
Edward Trainor
Thomas Bracken
William Friend
Patton
Samuel Weakley
Friend
Weakley
Iron Molders’ Union
theEmployers’ Association
Covington
Newport
Reed
Chicago
Detroit
Award Trainor
Mulder
Rauhauser
Joseph F. Ventine
Iron Molde Union of North America
Central Police Station
Iron Murders
Tom T. Johnson
Nolice
Mr. Valentine
Trom Molders' Union
Bracken
Mich
Williamstown
Edwards
William Brown
Brown
Life Insurance Department Discussed by National Grange
Portland Oreg Nov 3 A proposal to institute a life insurance department for National Grange members occupied today's Grange convention session. Introduced by W W Thompson committee chairman, the subject was studied since the last two annual conventions. Final decision not yet reached.
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Portland
Oreg
National Grange
W W. K. Thompson
Fight Over Subway Signs in New York Metro
Interborough Rapid Transit Company allegedly defies a removal order by nailing advertising signs into subway stations. Officials claim signs hinder wayfinding and pose health concerns, while the company cites a five year contract yielding over a million dollars annually and signals possible legal action for damages if removal proceeds.
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Interborough Company
New York
Rapid Transit Commission
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Subway
Succeed Col Reid as inspector of the Marine Corps
Several captains seek the post of assistant adjutant and inspector to replace Col George C Reid who retires December 13. Capt R Wynne and Capt Albert S McLemore are named applicants with distinguished Cuban Philippine and Chinese service. Endorsements come from Brig Gen Elliott Rear Adm Robley Evans and other senior officers.
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Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
George C. Reid
R. Wynne
Wynne
Alberts. McLemore
McLemore
Guantanamo
Cuba
Melemore
Elliot
Robley Evans
Naval Establishment
Mexico City bankers to meet on new money reform
President Camacho of the National Bank of Mexico calls a bankers meeting for tomorrow to discuss measures to aid the government money reform toward a gold basis. Finance Minister Limantour will attend as government bonds and securities show activity and bankers praise cautious, steady steps to attract foreign capital.
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Mexico City
Camacho
National Bank of Mexico
Norrow
Limantour
Mexico
Mulock Plans Mail Route Between Mexico and Canada
Postmaster General Sir William Mulock will travel to Mexico to discuss establishing a steamship line across the Atlantic, with initial monthly service. A Pacific line contract has been awarded. Proposed Montreal to Mexican port summer service and winter service from a Maritime Province port.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Wiliam Mulock
Mexico
Bervica
Pacific
Montreal
Maritime Province
Notices of Marriage and Deaths Across Many Cities
Notice lists marriages and deaths with detailed names and addresses, including Draper How ard, Morris, Catts, Coleman, Slater, Marshall, and others. Also includes Health Office Record deaths for November 22 with multiple individuals named and locations.
Licensed to Marry List of Virginia Couples in 1920s Notices
A long OCR fragment lists numerous marriages between individuals from Virginia and nearby states, including Millboro, Lowssa County, Norfolk, and Richmond, with many paired names and residence hints. The text ends with an advertisement assertion about a digestive remedy claiming to cure dyspepsia and improve digestion.
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Saloqniki
Kaiser
Charles Wagner
America
Peage Power
Baron de Constant
California
Sri
A. Collins
Rawhauser
Covington and Newport
Fred L. Rauhauser
Hook
Hallowell
Heinekamp
Joseph Bollowall
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Col. Reid
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NEW York Times
Baltimore, Herald
Bostox Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
BT. Paul Pioneer-Phess
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Howard—Draper
D. F. Merrill
Eleventh Street
Charles 11. Merrill
D. D
Canstanes Barttelot Draper
Amos G. Draper
Jay Cooke Howard
Duluth
Minn
Morris—Howe
Washington, D. C
Ment Brown
Wicelock
M. Slater
Providence
Theoden
Scott Slater
Roga Slater
Third Street Northwest
Priday
Marshaul
Henry Ti. Marshall
Isannah Marshall
East Capitol Street
Health Office Record
Alfred F. Brown
David Brown
Freedmen's Hospital
Annie Cabell
Sibley Hospital
Ellen Chisley
R. 1
Ave. Ne
Anna M. Coleman
Rst
Lewis Cotton
Herthe Blaeman
Maes. Ave
Mary Frazier
Govt
Hoop
Parker Jackson
Gat
Sampson Kager
Asy
Mary Monroe
Stepano Muxsante
13Th Et. Nw
Hila Lickey
Columbia Hospital
Martha Plater
Mary F. Robb
George Wash
Uni
Nettie Sipple
Brightwood Ave
Ivs City
Golden Gate
Ascat
Tenferloin
Vermont
Dr. Shoop’s Rheu
Dr. Shoop
Box 10
Racine
Wis
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Corner
7Th and
D Sts
George H. Smith
Lownla
Sandere
Millboro
Mags Modena
Lowlsa County
Menry EL Ridenour
Ana W. Catis
Edgar J. W. Jarkson
Uit
Mlante
al Maaschmeyer
Frank Jackson
Rebecca BE. Shephe
James I. Vartuet
Katherine L
Uuunor
Maliry Penny
Lilian Brice
Wiliam H. Henshaw
Fenrietta A. Sharwell
Malcolm G. Gibbs
Maud E. Faure
Charles H. Lawrey
Hannan S. Vanover
Joan K. Statt
Dessie Hatin
George Wolf
Alice M. Halpin
Baltimore
George Manon
Mary Mantin John
Smuria
A. del Dranee
Allen F. Poore
Eva Smith
Douglass KE
Sunnel
Maud ‘E. Cratchfield
Bor
Swansbero
Lewis UT. Marria
Olella W. Maen
Swansburn
Joseph N. Keeke
Mavie
Kfart
Richmond
Louis F. Beastley
Jessie P. Shipnmvan
James
Anvw
A. Bugey
Do EK. White
Serena Armistead
Josephine
Baumann
Samus W. Farran
Blanche V. Rolling
Eugene Davin
Mamye C. Draley
Paul J. Woodruff
Mary Warner
JW. Lyn
Ann Perry
Jotn ST. Matthews
Minnie T. Healey
Joan T. Harris
Govanstown
Mary ‘. Burton
Falmeuth
George Brooks
Net
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Joseph Gawler
Main
Ave
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
North 47
John R. Wright
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitola
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