Senate 5 curious vital points not plain
The article discusses U S policy toward Santo Domingo, the Dillingham Sanchez protocol, and the proposed Santo Domingo modus vivendi. It argues the Senate should ratify the treaty to avoid foreign intervention and protect creditors, noting the administration’s actions and potential consequences for the Caribbean nation and regional stability.
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Santo Domingo
Santo Domingos
Senate
United States
Becam
Treatients
Howresp
Ualted States Navy
Santo Demings
Dawson
Improvement Company
Revolution in Santo Domingo and US policy questions
The article notes a planned November revolution in Santo Domingo not occurring, aided by the Santo Domingo Improvement Company and outside powers. It questions U.S. influence, debt validity, and potential extension of Santo Domingo policy to other Latin American republics, with Senate seeking State Department information and possible relief mechanisms for bondholders.
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United States
Santo Domingo
South American
State Department
Senate
Secretary of State
Dillingham
Washington
Gants Domingo
Jacob H. Hollander
Republic
William Nelson Cromwell
Fyith
New York
Repubies
Uef
Frick Supports Pittsburg Toy Mission Initiative
Pittsburg millionaire Henry C. Frick lends the ground floor of 4 Sixth Avenue for a toy mission aiding poor children in Greater Pittsburg. Magician McMecQuire to assemble toys. Maj. R. W. A. Simmons originated the idea and guides general charges. No money solicited. cooperation from local firemen police and others to distribute more than 15 600 toys this season.
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Pittsburg
Washington Post
Henry C. Frick
Sixth Avenue
McMec-Quire
Poor
R. W. A. Simmons
Mr. Frick
Frick
Avery
Allegheny
EXPECT DAVIS TO CONFESS IN OLNEY MURDERS CASE
Mindletown authorities say suspect Dan Davis has not confessed and has not been charged yet by Mrs Ingerick. He remains guarded at Thrall Hospital with rheumatism. A possible future confession is anticipated after Mrs Ingerick’s charges are explained, as further family tensions unfold.
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Olney
Waehibgeon Post
Mindletown
N. Y
Dan Davis
Thrall Hospital
Martin Inverick
Ingerick
Hospital of Ledger
Globe Printing Co
Sith & Hate
Wreck at Bakers Bridge Kills and Burns Fifteen
A fiery crash near Lincoln Massachusetts on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine Railroad killed at least fifteen people and seriously injured over thirty others. The Sunday night Montreal express crashed into the rear Marlboro local amid dense fog and darkness, with flames consuming burned passengers. Firemen and volunteers aided victims as temporary hospitals were set up at Bakers Bridge station and nearby homes.
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Beaton ® and
Maine
Bakers
Staton
Lincoln
Maia
Mass
Bakery Bridge
Fitchburg
Boston and
Maine Railroad
Boston
Montreal
Rutland
Mariboro
Eugene Barnard
Aignals Est
Dicaster
Bakers Bridge
Marlboro
Ap Cara
Dhe
Concord
West Acton
Maynard
Hudson
Agéabet Valley
Waderigais Bet
Land Fveman
Bakers Bridge Station
Passeng ‘Gers c
Boston and Meine Management
Waltham
Horton
Sudbury
Lmne
Trains Collide In Boston Area Wreck Kills Several
A collision near Boston killed thirteen and injured many as two trains wrecked. Rescue teams worked through flames to free victims mostly women. Thirteen bodies were sent to Boston and more than a dozen seriously injured were treated. Officials said investigations into signal and safety procedures would occur.
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Beer
Ami
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Montreal
District Court
Wll
Shot Uncle to Death in Family Feud in Virginia
Lester Ruffner shot and killed his uncle Isaac P. Ruffner during a fox hunting dispute on the Ruffner land seven miles north of Luray Virginia. The shooting occurred after Isaac and his son David asked to join the hunt and an argument ensued over premises and a gun. Lester says he fired as Isaac cocked his gun while he held back David. Isaac died instantly from buckshot. Lester surrendered to Sheriff Sagwwick, with coroner and state attorney holding an inquest. Isaac was about fifty, a widow and seven children. Lester, about twenty seven, had a wife and two children.
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Laway
Lester Ruffner
Isaac P. Ruffner
Luray
Ruffner
Peter Abbott
Witmer Kibler
Keller
Isaac Ruffner
David
Ftag
David’ Ruffner
Lestht Rimmer
Arts
David Ruffner
Ione Ruffner
Lester
Sagwwick
Gettg
DL. J. Hudson
Commopi ‘Wealth
Noah Fox
John D. HufMer
Lester Ruling
Narrow escape as python constricts Cincinnati keeper
Rudolph Fluegal, an animal keeper at Cincinnati Zoological Gardens, was nearly crushed when a large python in the snake cage bound his body. Keeper Edward Coyne and three assistants freed him after beating the reptile, rescue took an hour and left Fluegal unconscious and shaken by the shock.
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Cincinnati
Ryeckal
Washington Post
Ohio
Rudolph Fluegal
Mim
Edward Coyne
Flvegal
Two Burned to Death in House Fire at Towana
In Towana township Pennsylvania the home of William Ackley burned early today killing Mary Shaylor aged thirty and Henry Whitmiller eight months old. Two men were seriously burned and several others injured as the family inmates had been drinking. The blaze is blamed on an accidental spill of liquor.
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Towana
Mary Shaylor
Henry Whitmiller
William Ackley
Ofa Oll
Insanely Jealous Man Kills Wife Then Ends His Life
Latrobe Pennsylvania November 26 Insanely jealous Steven Ceintel killed his wife at their Twrothy mining village home and then shot himself. They had married three months earlier, Ceintel twenty three and his wife twenty six a widow of six months. Neighbors found them on the floor after three bullets fired into his own breast following a fatal shot through the right lung. The woman died thirty minutes later.
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Himbert
Latrobe
Steven Ceintel
Twrothy
Here
Ceintel
Butcher
Alllegheny
Missing Porto Rican youth from Pittsburg case explodes rumors
Tulius de Usera a young Spaniard from a wealthy Ponce sugar brewer family vanished in Pittsburg after saying he would return from an engagement in mechanical and industrial fairs. His father Vincent de Usera requests help locating him as authorities assess possible foul play. he was known to carry money and left his hotel on November 17, last seen promising to return within an hour.
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Pittsburg
Tulius, de Usera
Porto Rico
Vincent de Usera
Ponce
Auto Hits Ambulance Kills Surgeon in New York incident
New York on November 26 Dr Clarence Bartow ambulance surgeon at Roosevelt Hospital was killed while on duty when an oncoming car struck the ambulance. The vehicle's impact threw him to the pavement fracturing his skull. the patient and driver were uninjured though the ambulance was wrecked.
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New York
Clarence Bartow
Heoosevelt Hospital
Bartow
Bridegroom Rodentrunk Bought Single Ticket For Wife
Special to The Washington Post Omaha Neb November 28 1910 George Francis unable to pay for two tickets sent his wife ahead from Denver to Chicago on a passenger train and attempted to ride in a trunk as her baggage. The trunk was checked to Chicago but delayed one train and leaked water. A baggage handler heard groaning near Omaha forced the trunk open with a gun at hand and Francis was rescued after nine days without water. He was taken to police and released.
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Washington Prat
Omaha
Neb
George Francis
Denver
Chicago
Francia
Union Pacific
Polled
Francis
Hazed Cadet Granted Honorable Discharge
Cadet Leysath at the South Carolina Military Academy received an honorable discharge after he sought a sick discharge amid hazing allegations. Seven classmates were arrested over the paddling incident. officials offered no further statements on the case’s disposition.
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Charleston
S.,c
Laysath
South Carolina, Military Academy
Leysath
Orange
Italians and police in Harlem gun battle. one mortally wounded
Five Italians surprised a breaking-and-entering attempt in Harlem engaged in a fusillade with a police officer. A gang member named John Gaia was shot in the eye and died after hospital arrival. Police link him to Paul Kelly’s gang, tied to a recent murder. Kelly has since vanished. The pursuit and capture details remain scant.
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New York
Harlem
Itallans
John Gaia
Paul Kelly
Saloop & Man
Han
Autopsy Clarifies Branch Death in Naval Trial
An autopsy aboard a Navy medical board in Annapolis examined Midshipman James R. Branch Jr. after his November death following a fist fight with Meriwether. The seizure was conducted under secrecy until Meriwether’s court martial resumes, with results expected to address heart and organ conditions relevant to the trial.
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Annapolis
James R. Branch, Jr
Meriwether
Naval‘ Medical Officers
Secretary of the Navy
Midshipman Branch
J. ©. Byrnes
Naval Academy
W. R. Webb
R. E. Hoyt
Naval Academy Medical Staff
J. C. Byrnes
Lavatt Cemstery
Naval
Naval Cemetery
naval“Académy
Naval Hospital
Day
Branch
Ray
Meriwether's Pluck in Naval Cadet Appointment Controversy
New Orleans reports Representative Broussard recounting Minor Meriwether's fight to join the Naval Academy after a fractured arm misaligned to pass physical exam. Meriwether endured weekly trips to New Orleans for a series of manipulations by Dr Mean, ultimately succeeding in mental and physical tests and gaining Annapolis admission. The account highlights perseverance and political pressure in a era.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Robert Broussard
Louisiana
Meriwether
Naval
Navel Academy
Southwestern Industrial Institute
Lafayette
The
Navy
Department
Holt
Matas
Navy Department
Mean
Annapolis
Academiy
Phissient
Bortvisther
Senate to Investigate Santo Domingo
10-DAY'S ISSUE lists a Senate inquiry into Santo Domingo. Other items include a deadly railway wreck and autopsy of a cadet, revolts, Black Sea casualties, and social notes. Also noted are Cuba policy on Isle of Pines, political maneuvers of Clark, and stock market wrap.
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Senate
Santo Domingo
Black Sea
Burton
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Sultan
Champ Clark
Wall Street
Holand
Lord Nelson
Btazea
Mexican Antitrust Bill Targets American Firms in Mexico
From Mexico City on November 26 a bill was introduced by President Diaz directing Congress to prohibit trusts and combines in Mexico. It targets U S Steel, Standard Oil, and other American trusts, declaring no trust or monopoly can exist once the law is enacted.
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Congress
Washington Post
Mexico City
National Congress
Diaz
Mexico
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Fatal duel at girl's parlor scene ends in killings
Atlanta report recounts a man named Dickerson shooting Dr. C. T. Kenyon after following a girl to the Weston home and theater. Kenyon killed Dickerson as he prepared a second shot. the girl Florence Weston fainted, the body of Dickerson ending on her. Police say Kenyon acted in self defense and will face a police court charge.
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Atlanta
Girl
Pinchington Post
C. T. Ken-eyon
Dickerson
Yen Ea
Florence
Gaded
Dic
Helug
Orove
Kenyon
Florence Weaton
Long to receive $10000 insurance as guardian to heir
In Ouray a $10000 life policy on the late Quiggle is to be paid to his half brother Harry Long, with a guardian appointed to give him one thousand yearly until he reaches age. Mrs. Quiggie, legal heir, will get $4000 carried by the policy in another company. Dr. W B Jackson notes Mrs. Quiggie’s delicate condition after the shooting and has limited discussion on the insurance matter.
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Washington Roer
Quray, Coro
Harry Long
I Serembeets
Quiggle
Leng
Lenng
Ouray
W. B. Jackson
Brunswick
Louse
Quiggie
Mutiny at Sebastopol Seizes Admiralty Point
Rebels in Sebastopol face a cordon as mutineers hold Admiralty Point with loyal ship crews at sea. Brest regiment deserted to loyalists, Panteleimon and Otchakoff sailors abstain from joining the mutiny while authorities prepare severe measures. Simferopol troops and railroad workers’ strike slow reinforcements as officers surrender amid a mass procession by mutineers and workers.
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Outeet
Choukfiin
Panteleimon
Otchakoff
Balaklava
Admiralty Point
Vra
Simferopo
Otchakom
Cra
Simferopol
Sebastopol
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Pisarevski
Brest
Stein
Jeaders
St. George
Nepluef
Marine
Iqity
Novissilster Place
Bieloatok Regiment
Bielostok
Schulman
Reading
Woman Dies Saving Child From Burns After Stove Explosion
Mrs Sowers of Weenington Pa died at the city hospital after a coal oil stove exploded while she prepared supper. She saved her child by throwing the stove into the yard, preventing the child from being burned to death. In Chicago, Marshall Field Jr. shows slight improvement with nourishment and stable vitals in tonight’s bulletin.
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Weenington Post
York
Woc
Sowers
City Hospital
Marshall Field, Jr
Chicago
Marshall Field
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