North Sea inquiry to judge the Russian case in Vigo
London reports profound satisfaction over an agreed inquiry into the North Sea matter. The commission will include five judges from major powers and possibly a neutral jurist. Russian ships may depart Vigo after the investigation concludes.
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Vigo
London
Great
Ussia
North Sea
Tiwu
Eark Util Holand
Ia le
Great Briain
Hell
St. Ketersbarg
Wade Jaguirs
Towy
Hull
Cerin Bridge
Atc
Ose
Igus
Emi
Titssian
Iides
Thesistant Suadt
Official denial by Japan amid wartime naval claims
A contested British and Japanese naval report notes that Japan did not purchase or order torpedo boats in England despite claims. An official source inquires on the Ruslan battle and possible fleet moves in the North Sea, while admitting uncertainty over Tokyo's stance and future actions. The piece references Norfolk and Newport News steamship promotions for coastal travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Alcider
Vie
Spain
Fey
Rua Ter
Leder
Waesal
Torbeskibntts
England
Dart
North Sea
Kansas Treasury Shortages Rise in State Accounts
Topeka Oct 2 Gov Bailey released a State Accountant Rowett report showing 351 000 in shortages across county treasuries and school fund transactions for Pratt Nemaha and others. The investigation widens with bonds and interest movements not on official books as Rowett completes county checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Topeka
Kane
Bailey
Rowett
Pratt
Cawley
Nemaha
T. 'T. Kelly
Eschow
Andhar Rowelt
Cle
Kelis
Howett
Manuau
Mitchell Talks to Miners Holiday for Mine Workers Chief Day
Mitchell visited Scranton and Hazleton as Pennsylvania towns honored John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, for his role in the strikes. Parades occurred in Hazleton, Mahanoy City, Wilkes-Barre, and other coal regions. In Mahanoy City he urged miners to organize, argue wage versus living cost, and support unionism for higher pay, shorter hours, and better conditions.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Pennsylvani
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Hualeton
Mahanoy City
Wilkesbacre
St Hazleton
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Ide Hazlett
Victor, Colo
Department of Labor
Rengreon
Stall Marke Stkes
Blastelste
Deed of Jealous Husband Ends in Double Shootings
In New York at Stuyvesant Park, Russian weaver Morris Sacks, 32, shot his wife three times in the head then killed himself. Mrs. Sacks, gravely wounded, survived. Sacks planned the act amid a crowd of parkgoers. Jealousy is believed to be the motive. Sacks had arrived from Russia six months prior and his wife only four days ago.
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New York
Morris Sacks
Sacks
Stuyvesant Park
Russia
Archishop Elder Taken to Seton Hospital for Care
Archibishop Elder efforts improved after physician Dr De Courcey ordered transfer to Seton Hospital for better facilities. The aged prelate, described as ill with a sudden ailment, was conveyed with Fathers Gallagher and Dutton and fell asleep following arrival. Panama minister resigns amid policy tensions and a Wisconsin banker Latimer shoots himself, aged 71, after years of illness. lender rates offered by F T Rawlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eilers
de Courcey
Seton Hospital
Elder
Morgan Attacks Hay Over Panama Canal Handling
Senator Morgan of Alabama issues an open letter criticizing Secretary of State Hay for alleged coercion by the President and Bonau-Varilla in Panama negotiations. He accuses Hay of sneaking out of agreements with Costa Rica and Nicaragua to push a hurried canal plan, asserting that the Nicaragua route was preferable and that Hay’s actions threaten Colombia and U S interests. The letter quotes correspondence and details events to support its claims and rebukes Hay for arrogance toward the Senate and the opposition to the Bunau-Varilla treaty.
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Nicaragua
Hay
New York
Panama Canal
Morgan
Alabama
Mr. Way
Bynau-Varilla
Hosta Rica
Colombia
Varilla
Panama
Bunan-Varlla
McKinley
Senate
Dunau- Varia
Bunau-Varilla
Republic of Colombia
United States
Ebunpu-Varilla
Hu- UN
Panama, Canal Company
Att Cromwell
Isthmian Canal Commission
House
Columbis
New Jersey
New Panams Caontal Sompapy of America
Parker Elects Hopeful as Democrats Claim Victory
Secretary Woodson of the Democratic National Committee predicts Judge Parker's overwhelming win. He cites expected Democratic carry in New York New Jersey Connecticut Indiana Maryland West Virginia Idaho Colorado Utah Nevada and California, with Ohio and other doubtful states leaning Democratic. Chairman Taggart to arrive by Monday night.
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Woodson
Democratic National Committee
New York
Urey Woodson
Judge Parker
Tas
Parker
New “York
New Jerk
Connecticut
Indiana
Maryland
West Virgina
Idaho
Coldrady
Utah
Nevada
Removal of Philadelphia post office official over campaign fund case
President Roosevelt ordered the removal from office of Jacob W. Lunn finance clerk at the Philadelphia post office for pernicious activity in collecting campaign funds from office employees. The Civil Service Commission investigated the charges and recommended dismissal, a recommendation the President followed.
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Philadelphia Post-office
Roosevelt
Ofice
Jacob W. Lunn
Philadelphia Post Office
Burnn
Civil Service Commission
Burn
Cornwell Optimistic Democratic Governor Candidate in West Virginia
A large audience packed the Fairmont opera house for a Democratic meeting led by J Walter Barnes. John Cornwell asserted he would be the next governor, blaming Republican tax laws and noting only 70,000 of 220,000 voters paid property tax while advocating equal taxation.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Vin
Opera House
J. Walter Barnes
Congress
Tooger
John Cornwell
John T. McGraw
Cornwell
Heng
Cortelyou Goes West Report Has No Time for New York Speech
Republican National Committee Chairman Cortelyou left New York for Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited. Officials deny any confirmed speech in New York next Friday and say he only invited and may attend the meeting if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Watson Seeks Time To Rally Against Roosevelt In Georgia
Augusta Ga December 9 Thomas B Watson the Populist presidential candidate spoke to a large audience urging to crush Roosevelt's political life and to rally the Democratic party against Parker Watson admitted he did not expect election and planned to stay in Thompson Ga before speaking in Atlanta He warned the fight would shake the nation from ocean to ocean and denounced plutocracy while stressing his national principles and local defense of his manager and editor at the Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Thomas B. Watson
Chronicle
Roosevelt
Parker
Steed
Tonger
Democratic Party
Ron
Ocean
Watson
Republican Party
Thompson
JUDGE PARKER SCHEDULES SPEECHES ACROSS STATES
Esopus Oct 2 Judge Parker to speak in Newark Jersey City and Casper Union in New York City next week. He will address West Side Independent Club at Carnegie Hall on November 2, with Mrs Cleveland unavailable for that engagement.
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Esopus
Judge Parker
Newark
K. J
Jersey City
Casper Union
New York City
Cleveland
New York
West Side Independent Club
Carnegia Hall
Vassar Girls in Politics Moot Campaign for President
Vassar College students organize a mock campaign on presidential fines and voting on November 3. Dormitories act as wards with two ballots per floor while students register, attend mass meetings, and advocate for Cleveland Bryan. Faculty quotes emphasize civil government interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
United States
Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Cannon Warns Against Reciprocity Treaty With Canada
Speaker Cannon, head of the U S House, addressed a large crowd at Infantry Hall urging against reciprocity with Canada. He argued the policy would harm U S home industries by allowing mutual exchange of goods and urged protectionist measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Canada
Providence
Joseph
National House of Representatives
Infantry Hall
Fears Japanese Invasion in Packhouse Labor Clash
Chicago reports President Michael Donnelly of the Butcher Workers Union plans a Japanese exclusion resolution for the upcoming American Federation of Labor convention in San Francisco. A Japanese caller Okajima sought union access and tipped firms to using Japanese labor, prompting Donnelly to push for policy barring Japanese members despite a neutral union constitution.
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Chicago
American Industria
Michaul Donnelly
Butcher Workmen's Union
Donnelly
Whl
San Francisco
United States
Okajima
Tam Gure
Three Miners Die Unknown Toll in Trinidad Mine Blast
From Trinidad Colorado October 29 reports say the death count in yesterday’s Teresa mine explosion remains uncertain with 21 men confirmed aboard the shaft yet miners estimate 40 to 60 workers were inside. Three badly burned bodies were recovered and the blast shattered timber, coal, and dust blew from the shaft as tremors were felt miles away. Investigators believe gas caused the blast though full cause may never be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Teresa
Omesera
Rocky Mountain Coal and, Iron Company
Rolera
Newton
Harrisburg
Egyptian Mine No
White problem in the South lecture keynote by Berea College president
In Chicago on Oct 29 President W G Franz of Berea College stated the white man is the problem in the South not the negro, while Frost described Kentucky mountains education struggles and the need for competent teachers. He noted the scarcity of elementary teachers and the focus on basic literacy and arithmetic. Dr Mordecai Price, a renowned surgeon, died suddenly in Philadelphia at age sixty, with apoplexy suspected.
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Chicago
South
W. G. Franz
Berea College
Beren
Northern
Tllinoius Teachers’ Association
Frost
Kentucky
Prost
Mordecai Price
Philadelphia
Price
Russia and England and other items listed in index
Index page listing multiple topics across sections including Russia and England diplomacy Taft and Parker legislative notes Admiral May resignations and labor tensions, Virginia Maryland news, social notes, real estate and theatre items, plus sports results and various features.
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Russia
England
Morgan Va
Hay
Iron and Steel
Taft
Parker
Sowherd
Hornblower Arruyas
Cable, &Poolroom
S-Mccue
Virginia
Maryland
Waggaman
Discriet Board
King Alfonso
Wall Street Review
Markela
Dooley
Washington Society
Richmond
Washington
Spain
Georgetown
Holy Crome Penrsy
Harvard
W. S. Harban
Fitz
Hiram Hobnail
Sitka
London
Dorothy Dixon
Reuben
Peek's
Gotham
Albuquerque
Canada
Hitch Arraigns Governor Over Verdict Handling
Savanna Ga October Captain Robert M Hitch denounces the governor for failing to pass on a court martial verdict and for frequent deployment of the state militia. He argues military law limited dissent, cites the governor’s power as commander in chief, and urges restraint in calling out citizen soldiery.
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Savanna
Robert M . Hitch
Btatesboro
Reed
Cato
Hitch
C. M. Hitch
Hlten
Juror Dies in Chicago Grand Jury Room
Myron S Phillips real estate dealer and October grand juror collapsed during a deserted wife testimony in Chicago as he prepared to push for an indictment of a husband. He died three minutes later from heart disease while seated in the jury room.
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Chicago
Pittie
Myron
Phillips
Jerusalem police chief Michael Azzi killed in St Louis shooting
An Italian policeman Michael Azzi, chief of police of Jerusalem’s concession at the World’s Fair, was shot by fellow countryman Nicholas Sabah after an argument over a loan. Sabah fired multiple shots, striking Azzi in the heart, as police search for him. The incident follows a separate Alabama embezzlement case where former Probate Judge Francis Randall was acquitted on part of twelve indictments.
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Jerusalem
St. Louis
Oct
Michael Azzi
Azzi
Montgomery
Ala
Francis C. Randolpn
Baltimore and
Betas B
Blackmail Aim Delays Nicaragua Minister Wedding
Diplomat Luis F. Corea faces blackmail letters that forced postponement of his marriage to Mrs. Tila Wanlep Jordan of Macon Georgia. Anonymous correspondents threaten exposure of his ancestry and status while other diplomats and aides report similar harassment. Investigations target the writer, with Newark and Baltimore clues cited as possible leads.
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Nica-raguay
Corps
Luis F. Corea
Nicaragua
Washington
Talats
Tila Wanlep Jordan
Macon
W. Ho Silva
Newark
X. J
Corea
Jordan
Dunlop
Corex
Jurdas
Susreed
Meron
Minaster
Argentina
H. Silva
Coula
M. Corea
Baltimore
Cerha
South
Dia Jon
Mian
Maron
Smith
Coreane Jordan
Col. Mann
Curce
Sue
Blue Ridge Forest Fire Threatens Vast Area in Wisconsin
Hundreds of wardens battle a major blaze in Belvidere across twenty miles of the Blue Ridge Mountains east from Wind Gap. The fire began Wednesday, driven by strong winds, consuming dry grasses and leaves and destroying timber. Over 1000 acres burned as smoke blankets the valley and efforts remain hampered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Wind Gap
Blue Ridge Mountains
Baring
Brewardens
Big Four Defendants in Indiana Car Service Case
In Indianapolis on October the State filed a mandamus suit against the Big Four Railway Company alleging the Indiana Car Service Association is unlawful. Judge pro tem Merle X. A Walker issued an alternative writ to compel delivery of cars claimed by the Creasoting Company or require the railway to appear and show cause Monday. This marks an early legal clash between shippers and the Car Service Association.
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Indiana Car Service Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Car Service Assocuation
Assonnion
Big Four Railway Company
Republic Chemical and Creasoting Company
Merle X. A Walker
Indianapolis Shippers
Car Service Association
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Beyajian
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Southern Railway
Southern Way
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Jacksonville
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Waens
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