Formation of Commission for Latin American Inquiry Advances
Progress reports indicate an investigating body is being formed to study political conditions in Central America and Nicaragua. Key figures include former governor James E. MaGeeiy, Col. George W. Davis, James B. Mecrart, and Prot Rowe, with the State and Navy Departments silent on rumored Marine landing and the approach to establishing a permanent inquiry commission.
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International law experts named to 1906 commission
The United States appoints Tromes C Dawson and B Scott of the State Department as experts on international law at the third International Conference of American States in Rio de Janeiro. Dave ton, former minister to Santo Domingo and Colombia, leads the Latin American bureau, while Director Joan Barrett cannot be considered for membership. Mexico may appoint a separate commission, and the two bodies would not form a joint panel. State Department declines comment.
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New Menace to Cuba Aims at Zayas Presidency in Turbulent Cuba
In Cuba a volatile power struggle intensifies as dissident factions within the Liberal party debate fusion with Vice President Zayas. President Gomez faces blockades in cabinet appointments while talk grows of forming a Negro party led by local leaders seeking offices. Rumors threaten Gomez’s grip as loyalists push for a shift that could crown Zayas or fracture governance.
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Wellman Corrects Cook Polar Claims in Sharp Analysis
Walter Wellman issues a long critique arguing Dr Cook could not have reached the Pole with his equipment and plan. He contrasts Peary and Cook narratives, calls Cook’s accounts speculative and physically impossible, and urges independent verification of polar records with emphasis on precise measurements and method.
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Woman lawyer buys McKinley birthplace for museum
Miss Lulu Mackey, a Trumbull County lawyer and one of Ohio’s first women to gain admission to the bar, has purchased the neglected McKinley birthplace near Niles to restore it as a museum. The project will be funded by Miss Mackey, who has spent years collecting McKinley relics. The house will be preserved as a public historic site.
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New Harvard System Restricts Free Study Chores
Harvard introduces a new elective system under President Lowell that requires students to specialize. Freshmen must declare one field early and pursue depth in at least one subject, with language and literature, math, philosophy, and practical courses all affected.
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Perin Believed Insane Named American Consul at Malaga
Baltimorean Laurence Perin once praised for finding ancient coins on his estate at Rondal is described as insane and has been placed in charge of the American consul at Malaga Spain. The Times correspondent notes the decision and details of his rise.
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Missing crew of Marietta feared lost at sea near Costa Rica
Nine men aboard the United States gunboat Marietta are missing after both the whaleboat and dinghy were swept away in heavy weather off Port Aimob Costa Rica. A general wireless alarm seeks ships in the area to look for four crew on the dinghy and five on the whaleboat. A reward is offered by the Marietta's commander for information leading to recovery or rescue. Also noted is the disappearance of the Maria Herrera two weeks after leaving Santiago Cuba with cattle for Ponce Puerto Rico with no word since.
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Empty fishing boat found off North Carolina coast
A small fishing boat was recovered near Frying Pan Shoals and identified by a cap and a shirt with initials A B I. The wreck prompted a coastal search. authorities report no confirmed survivors or owners, with the boat described as unoccupied and drifting.
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Cuban Officials in Smash Injure Cabinet Members in Crash
In Gavena on November 23 a car crash caused by a tire burst injured Secretary of Justice Diving Juan Garcia Kohly and his brother Marty Garcia Kohly, the Cuban minister to Mexico. One may die from injuries as doctors race to save the men.
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Shot for Minister Verand Misses Target in Paris Hotel Scene
A gunman fired at Minister Verand as French war chief and King Manuel attended a banquet in a Paris hotel. An officer entering the scene near the hotel was hit by a stray bullet, causing a brief disruption and prompting a security sweep.
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Ex Governor Harris Injured In Espionage Gun Attack
A collision left ex Gov Andrew L. Harris and Mrs Harris badly hurt. A gunman targeting Gen Brun, minister of war, wounded Gen Verand in the neck. Algerian Robin Endelsi was arrested after firing four revolver shots and a knife, amid hotel banquets and royal visit tensions in Paris.
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Train disaster claims life in crossing vestibule fall
Special to The Washington Post Syracuse New York November 2 John J Fisch of Denver Colorado was killed in an early morning accident aboard the Lake Shore Limited on the New York Central between Buffalo and Rochester. He was crossing the vestibule between a Pullman sleeper and the dining car when the train broke in two and he was thrown beneath the trucks. Railroad officials say this is the first fatal accident of its kind.
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Cook Hides From Foes in New York Row to Write Book
Washington Post report reveals letters threatening to destroy or steal Frederick Cook’s Arctic records. In Brooklyn, William L Cook refuses to disclose the exact location of Cook or his wife Mrs Cook, who is presumed elsewhere in New York City. The conspirators’ threats prompted a retreat as Cook seeks rest to finish his book.
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Taft to Address Congress on Sugar Trust Reform
President Taft will deliver his first annual message to Congress with strong language aimed at top sugar trust officials. Kellogg may be named special counsel in ongoing anti trust cases as the White House signals potential Sherman antitrust law changes after Supreme Court action. The speech will focus on criminal conduct in the sugar trade and calls for accountability among key executives and agents connected to New York customs. the president plans a careful line on legal remedies and future antitrust steps.
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Labor Delegation Returns from Canal Inspection Trip
A congressional labor committee, exhausted by days of travel and early inspections on the canal project, reports disillusionment with the trip. Hours began before dawn and long stretches of mud roads and heavy rain slowed progress as the team pressed hearings and physical inspections. Members anticipate resuming sessions in New York after a grueling journey and declare themselves almost rested.
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Peary to Receive Medal at Geographic Society Banquet
The National Geographic Society will honor Commander Peary at its December 15 banquet with a designed medal acknowledging his polar achievement. Prominent attendees are expected, with President Taft possibly present to present the award. Willis L Moore, the society president, wraps up banquet plans and may announce further details on his return to New York Tuesday.
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Fatal Hunting Season Tops 28 Deaths in Midwest Regions
A rough tally shows 28 deaths from hunting incidents across upper Michigan and Wisconsin, with 24 deceased in nine wets, and 27 listed as total injuries. Notable losses include Dr John R. Moore of United States Steel in Ironwood and FEL Bacon of New London. most fatalities stem from duck and deer hunts.
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Manuel Reins in Paris Amid Public Ovation and Races
King Manuel of Portugal was warmly greeted by thousands in Paris as he traveling to the Church of St Mary Magdalene. In the afternoon he watched horse racing at Auteuil with President Fallières and later attended a banquet at the Elysee Palace with cordial toasts.
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Powell the Favorite in Twenty Round Title Fight
San Francisco crowd tilts toward Lew Powell as he faces Ad Wolgast in a 20 round bout set for tomorrow night. Powell favored at 2 to 1 amid heavy Wolgast bets, both fighters at 133 pounds with a $400 purse split. Referee Jack Welch to officiate. winner to earn 114e share and reportedly advance to a match with Nelson Batting. Both boxers in fine shape and ready for action.
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Tributes to Gov Johnson at Memorial Meeting
Memorial gathering at Broadway Tabernacle honored Minnesota former governor John A Johnson. Speakers included Gov Hughes, President Taft envoy Charles Towne, and others who lauded his rise from humble roots to national statesmanship and the impact of his career on equality of opportunity.
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Canal project faces structural changes and funding split
Panama Canal appropriations debated as the committee weighs replacing the current cadre with a single chief engineer and director while criticizing the large organization. Goethals favors one man for dual roles and hopes for a $315 million final cost, with the panel predicting a leaner bill than requested and potential labor unrest on wage matters.
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STATE MAY BAR FOOTBALL IN WEST VIRGINIA
Regulators in West Virginia threaten to ban football after a Morgantown injury. A state Legislature session is urged to consider prohibiting the sport as lawmakers gather public opinion in Wheeling and Morgantown. The call follows a skull fracture incident in a game between West Virginia State University and Washington and Jefferson College.
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Chess King to Retire After Grueling Championship Run
Marshall, a Brooklyn chess expert who beat J W Showaller of Georgetown Ey, says the mental strain of a long title fight nearly shattered him and he will likely retire from the field. He may yet play in the next international tournament featuring Coppa Blanes, Lasher, Janowsk, Tarrtch, and Bchalenter.
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