Foes of the E. O. Defends New Tariff Law
In Kansas City the speaker says prosperity is safe from agitation. He urges Cummins La Follette and others to accept party will or openly oppose it. He defends house rules and predicts their indefinite retention.
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Kansas City
Cummins
la Follette
Cumming
Bristow
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Cannoi
Nev
Seuminins
la Sulfette
Jolhula
Bryan
Horathliont
Cannon
Fountains
Repwobean
Low Qian
Seth
M Varnon
Tariff debate echoes across party lines and reform calls
Fragmented remarks from a 1900s era political debate reference Senators Cumming La Follette Bristow and Speaker Cannon criticizing progressive factions and tariff law. The piece discusses party loyalty, the potential shift away from Republicans, and remarks on prosperity since the 1897 1907 era with advocacy for orderly reform rather than agitation. It notes the Dingley and Wilson Gorman tariff acts and the era’s legislative changes.
England Denies Removal Rumor About Bryce in Washington
The Washington Post reports that Britain denied a rumor Ambassador Bryce would be recalled or replaced. Diplomatic circles say Asquith’s government prefers Bryce in Washington, despite some cabinet critics. A separate German denial claimed Count von Bernstorff would stay in Washington, not be transferred.
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England
van Beststorff
Sigsnal Codi
Washington Post
Irént Madria
Morning Telegraph
de Bunsen
Spain
Bryce
Washington
Cmee
James Bryce
Asquith
London- Just
Ine
United States
Ireland
Ban
Mora
Henry Mortimer Durand
London
Mathiatry
Count von Berchatort
Bernstorff to Keep Post as Germany Angles for Peace
Berlin dispatch reports officials deny reports that Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador to the United States would be moved to the court of St James to act as peacemaker between Germany and Great Britain. Observers suspect rumor spread by those unhappy with his strong replies to anti German campaigns in American papers.
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Berlin
Fforeign
London
Count von Bernstorf
United States
Court of St. James
Germany
Great Britain
Dominican Envoy Elevated to Minister Plenipotentiary
Emilio C. Joubert, the Dominican Republic's representative in Washington, has been promoted from minister resident to envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary. He presented credentials to President Taft in his new role as speeches followed the customary complimentary tone.
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Domingo
Emilio C. Joubert
Dominican Republic
Washington
Joubert
Taft
Christy Fights for Child in Ohio and Indiana
Special to The Washington Post from Zanesville Ohio reports artist Howard Chandler Christy contesting his wife Mabelle Christy’s suit for custody of their 10 year old daughter Natalie. Christy defends upbringing and education, claims the child is well clothed and educated. The case, linked to alleged Christian Science influence, heads to Judge Harvey Smith's court with Mrs Christy’s New York attorney seeking custody and support.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Natalie
Indianapolis
A. Durban
Howard Chandler Christy
New York
Cowboys Hold Town at Bay in Englevale Shootout
In Englevale North Dakota on November 28 the Gant brothers fatally shot farmer Louis Maxwell and seized the town for twelve hours. Armed citizens pursued them as dawn broke and the brothers, recently arrived from Texas, led a violent parade through the streets forcing residents to obey.
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Imelevale
N. Dak
Gant
Louis Maxwell
Englevale
Abd
Gants
Texas
Wno
Gant Brothers
Tragedy and Fire Haunt Two Families in Brooklyn Factory
Emanuel Catalano tormented by visions after a deadly Brooklyn factory fire that killed Robert Morrison and his son. Catalano and Morrison both die by their own hands, while a 12 year old girl and a colleague suffer burns and horror. A separate Havana duel ends without a winner as train schedules note service details.
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New York
Brooklyn
Robert Modaon
Hanes
Anatty
Caliiano
Robert Morrisim
MEYER REVIEWS MARINES IN PHILADELPHIA BEFORE SAIL TO CENTRAL AMERICA
Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Meyer visited Philadelphia from Washington to review Marines at the navy yard. About 1,000 sailors participated in a dress parade. The transport Prairie, to sail for the Panama Canal Zone or Nicaragua, showed a propeller blade defect that will be fixed before departure.
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Central America
Philadelphia
Meyer
Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Panama Canal Zone
Nicaraga
Butler
West Coestey
Citi
Navy Yard
Penrose
Oliver
Tates
West Chester
Mexico Silent On Zelaya Reports
Maine City dispatch notes Mexico declines to confirm or deny reports that Bartolome Carvajal y Rosas, stationed in Costa Rica, may proceed to Nicaragua as head of legation. London dispatches mention Bristish concerns and a Scylla cruiser patrol to protect British residents. Tehagalpa press cites Zelaya denying Nicaraguan incursions across the frontier.
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Maine City
Department of Foreign Relations
Bartolome Carvajal Y Rosas
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Regation
Nis
Mexico
Central America
London
Fie
Thesiger
Scyla
Battinta
Bhie
Helia
Init
Betrada
Puerto Cartes
Nev
Insurgent Support Grows as U S Weighs Action in Nicaragua
The article reports that Zelaya’s insurgents gain moral backing from the United States without triggering direct intervention. Espinosa is poised to head a new administration if the revolution succeeds, while diplomatic talks with Mexico pursue joint action. The gunboat Princeton is ordered to Corinto, Nicaragua, for possible naval support as repairs continue at Bremerton and a stop is planned at San Francisco.
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U.S
Espinosa
Princeton
Corinto
State Department
Revolutionary Party
Zelaya
England
Amctal
Greytown
Diochile Is the Signifcant News That the! Somygandes
Seite Vashure
Peid
Gem
Estrada
Bluefields
Uch
Caldera
Managua
Yeaterday
Amelio Ep Ros
Nicaragua
United States
Wis
New’ Republic
Gen. Estrada
Mexico
Politi*cal
Central America
Navy Department
Corinte
Vicks ‘Burg
Bremerton Navy Yard
Washington
San Francisco
Wreck Rescue Reward Offered for Higgins Aid
A telegram from Madrid states $6,000 is offered to Higgins Restuzr for aiding a man who saved another from a wreck off the Madeira coast. The note mentions $5,000 to the men who assisted when the Waring ship was wrecked near the coast and hints at a dispute over the reward.
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Ilinnaire Vathtaman
Madrid
Hugene Higgins
Madeira
Alsop Claim To Be Referred To Edward For Arbitration
Reports from Santiago and London say the Alsop dispute between the United States and Chile over concessions owned by American interests may be settled by King Edward as arbitrator. Brazil and Argentina favor amicable settlement and British mediation, with Edward's consent not yet officially sought. The case concerns a long-standing $1,000,000 plus claim tied to territory lost in war and later concession rights.
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Santiago
Chile
Wiliam Pierrepont
Alsop
United States
Edward
Wowarch
Ro de Janeiro
Journal of Commerce Today
Washington
Brazil
Argentina
Ita Legation
London
Brasilian
Ciglm
Hdwarad Ao
State ‘Department
Syndicate of Americas
Bolivia
Itelf
Ising Edward
Alsop Clairaitrs
Commerce on Isthmus Merchandise Valued at 860 Million
In a damaged OCR segment the text discusses merchandise valued at 860 million and transport by fleets across the Isthmus. It mentions routes involving Panama and the canal, with references to freight and national and foreign trade. Specific names, dates, and clear facts are obscured, but the item centers on large scale goods movement and canal commerce between regions.
Prison Break At Tehuantepec Penitentiary
Twenty six prisoners at the Tehuantepec penitentiary escaped by digging beneath the walls. The old structure, built in 1540 as a church and monastery, crumbled as the tunnel breached the exterior. Guards reported the escape late yesterday with several inmates unaccounted for.
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Gamboa
Uariaca
Mek
Tehuantepec
Piges 8 to Die Kills 1 in Buffalo Library Shootout
A bakery employee Charien Strobl opened fire in a Buffalo public library reading room wounding Frans Stendis and injuring others. Strobl barricaded himself for about fifteen minutes behind a brick wall before police captured him after a flank move. Police recovered two revolvers and cartridges. Strobl claimed persecution by Stendis and others. Medical and investigative notes mention insanity and prior allegations, with chaotic details from the chaotic scene.
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Buffalo
Charien Strobl
Frans Stendis
Strohl
Take
Stendis
Biondi
Dr. Faverman
Germany
Stendte
Ice Cream Safety Crusade Urged By Wiley
War Department officials announce charges against dealers supplying fresh cream to ice cream jars that contain days-old product risking ptomaine contamination. Dr Harvey Wiley calls for district investigations of sanitary practices and possible regulation changes to stop refilling ice cream cans with fresh cream.
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War Department
Wiley
Harvey IV. Wiley
Binsalf
Ds Am
Washington
Herbert L. Davin
M Street
Davis
Davie
Woodward
Ice Créaan
Heart Department
Food safety probe targets dairy ice cream handling
Herbert L. Devis and others push for a full investigation after a Washington claim links deaths of children to tainted ice cream. Dr. Woodward to examine facts. officials consider cleansing procedures and health department reforms to stop unsafe practices. Public outrage follows the alleged misuse of cream in cans and improper sanitation.
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eDaths
Herbert L. Devis
Wiley Thecletter
Woodward
Katwight
Washington
Davis
Nigmaines
Scala
Rial
Tate
Tanse
Pierne Pearg
New York Weigher Thom as Giddings Faces Indictment For Fig Weight Frauds
Thom as Giddings, a New York customs weigher, is indicted on conspiracy to defraud the government over underweighing figs. He allegedly certified 30,000 pounds as 40,600 for a shipment and defrauded duties on 1,007 pounds in a second lot. The case is said to be the first step in a broader probe by Collector Loeb into customs frauds. Loeb announced further actions and dismissed several aides, stressing civil service rules were followed in appointments as investigations continue.
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New-York
New
Aew
Highthere
Thompas
O.idlings
Weiher
Feders
Giddings
Loeb
Gusgoms
Heina
Cadeccar
Voters for New Railway Plan Wins in BC Election
British Columbia voters return 26 of 42 districts to back Premier McBride and his plan to extend the Canadian Northern Railway. Two Municipal and two socialist candidates win seats, opposition leader Jaima Oliver defeated in both races. The policy endorses a railroad from the eastern border along the Fraser River to Vancouver with a car ferry to Victoria and an ocean terminus on Barley Bay.
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British Columbia
pVistors
British Columbian
Mo Bride
Jaima Oliver
Jeader
Rastenad
McBride
whom / Ag
Canadien ‘Northern
Frasier River
Vancouver
Victoria
Barclay Found
Egypt's King Body Brought for New York Emigration
Boston reports the remains of Hemneses, king of Egypt, aged about 300 years, resting aboard the steamer Arggonia en route to New York. Seamen weigh and weighouts are described as the coffin is prepared in iron and wood for transfer and display to the public.
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Egypt
Boston
Mase
Hemneses
New York
Buez - Raweses
Jongihie
Grave-robbing crime shocks Highland Cemetery in Montana
In Great Falls Montana on November 2 a murderously bold crime opened the grave of Harfield Conrad Jr the infant son of William Conrad. The coffin lay near the gate and the infant grave was found disturbed with no signs of the body. Mrs Conrad is in bed illness and hospitalized. Police seek the culprit while the community awaits clues.
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Washington
Gréat Falls
Mont
Montana
Highland Cemetery
Harfield Conrad
Harfield Conrad Tuithe
William Conrad
Potersiues
Lax
Veteran durable despite injuries celebrated seventieth birthday
Everett M. Chentes of Monticello, a longtime veteran, celebrated his seventieth birthday yesterday. Despite doctors predicting death a year ago, he endures with both legs amputated and continues to eat, walk, and enjoy life while receiving a pension of six dollars. Comrades hail him as one of the bravest men in the war.
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Chentes
M. Everett
Monticello
Tontha
Everett i
Safe Dynamiser Shot Trade Incident in Bemidji
In Bemidji Minnesota a dynamising incident at a sate in Prbomky led to a firefight after two robbers fled toward the town on a railway speeder. One robber was killed and Derucy BhartY Audrer Jolaxon was fatally shot. the second robber escaped as Sheriff Hanen Deputy Johnson and Policeman Benner pursued near Shterosht Liem.
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Bemidii
Binn
Derucy Bharty Audrer Jolaxon
Prbomky
Tras
Puposky
Bemidji
Jatmen
Hanen
Johnson
Fire for vivisectors ignites New Jersey farm dispute
In Clywe New Jersey anti vivisectionists clash with supporters of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. A barn and outbuildings were burned. a three watcher guard is posted. Dogs from city streets are kept at the farm then shipped for repeated surgeries before being returned. Residents petitioned authorities but no action results.
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Wadtlington Post
New Brunswick
Clywe
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Fred
Métropoliy
Tony
Trenton
Two Killed In Balloon Trip Over Europe
Berlin reports Aero Club of Berlin members Dr Brenckmann and Wingo Francke died when their balloon Kolmer ruptured near Fiume Avetria Hungary. Bodies found today with a large tear in the envelope. Officials note Brenckmann’s eyes were bandaged. motive unclear. The pair departed Monday from Schmareendorf near Berlin and were 800 miles south of Berlin when found.
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Berlin
Roy
Brenckmann
Wingo | Francke
Aero Club of
Kolmer
Fiume
Avetria-Hungary
Waathern
Aero Club
Brenckmannis
Pfther Brenckmann
Francke
Schmareendorf
Berilr
John Bd at 40 Cent Feast Diming to Be Chief Orator
Special to The Washington Post from Cleveland reports John L Rockefeller will be the chief orator at the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Men's Club banquet Monday night. Tickets are scarce and the event draws a large crowd with remarks expected to last beyond the usual five minutes. A separate note mentions a $12,000 diamond theft alleged elsewhere in the edition.
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Cleveland
Washington Post
Union
Jonn L. Rockefeller
Eucl Avenue
Baptist Church
Boeke Telter
Dissolution of Rock Island Deals Shocks Rail World
Negotiations push for a division of Rock Island Company assets, signaling the largest corporate dissolution in history. Hawley and Yoakum reportedly lead plans to separate the St Louis and San Francisco and Missouri Kansas Texas systems, with new Gulf outlet routes and cross holdings across the Midwest and Southwest.
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Washington Pcs
New York
Rock Island Company
Rallznaid Conpanies
St. Seals
San Francisco
Ciicags
Auck Inland
Pacific
S Mitenge
Sma
West
Standard Oil
B. F. Yoakum
Daniel G. Reid
W. H. Moore
J. H. Moore
W. B. Leeds
Lovie
Ife
Aetherty
Edwin Hincie
Miscouri
Aneag
Texas
Yoakum
Rock Island Pary
Reel Island Party
Mr. Yoakum
Reid
Rock Island Party
James Speyer
Speyer & Co
Rock Island
Frisco
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacis Railroad Company
Held
Messrs. Moore
Leeds
Granger
St. Louis
Ite
Chicago, Rock Island
Pacife
el Paso
Denver
Tex
Galvestan
Stl
Uwlinets
Prises
Southwest
Kansas City
Birmingham
Missouri
Kansas
Galveston
Houston
New Orleans
Béwin Hawley
Frawley
Milesge
Hanses
Hawley
Mew
Actton
Cheanpeste
Ohio
Toledo
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Loxdon
Christy
Baughter
Hein
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Morrigan
Havana
Charles Aguirre
Carlos Mendez
Baltimore
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Sandee
Isa Rete
Higgins
Edward Viol
Willams Pierrepont
Penama-Canal
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Shemiat
Grouls
Millowaire
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Usider
the Civil Service Rules
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DOG Hospital
John BD
Nee Hare
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