Taft Aide Examines Oregon Senate Situation
Portland, Nov 27. News that Senator Fulton is checking intervention by President-elect Taft and National Chairman Hitchcock in Oregon's senatorial situation draws great interest. The June legislature, 51 of 90 Republicans, pledged to elect a United States senator. Governor Chamberlain, a Democrat, was popular nominee. The Democrat nomination amid a Republican-leaning state is attributed to Fulton anti-Fulton factional strife and charges that Fulton supporters aided Chamberlain, aiding Judge Cake's defeat in primaries.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Fulton
Taft
Hitchcock
Oregon
George Chamberlain
Republcan
Judge Cake
Chamberlain
News of Barbara Billik’s death over death sentence case
Barbara Billik, mother of Herman Billik who faces the death sentence in Chicago for multiple family murders, died at her Cleveland home after a stroke triggered by a letter detailing her son’s fate. The report also covers iron and steel industry notes and local mill purchases in Uncasville and Lima, Peru.
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Cleveland
Nov
Barbara Billik
Herman Billik
Chicago
Mrs Rosalie Magnussen Lancaster 6 Dead in Chicago Home
Chicago news reports the death of Mrs Rosalie Magnussen Lancaster at her residence in the city. Thirty years prior she was renowned as America’s leading pianist, a pupil and favorite of Rubinstein in Vienna.
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Chicago
Rosalie
Magnussen Lancaster
Maryland Quass Quarantines Maryland Over Foot and Mouth
Washington November 27 the department of agriculture ordered a quarantine against the entire state of Maryland for cattle and sheep due to the appearance of foot and mouth disease extending to all livestock across the state officials announced today
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Maryland
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut Forecast: Fair and Colder Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions in Connecticut tonight and Saturday with light to moderate westerly winds. The region has recent fog and cloudiness moving offshore. A high pressure area centered over Missouri brings cool, pleasant weather east of the Rockies. Temperatures dip below freezing between the Rockies and western lake region. Minimums range from 23 to 50 degrees.
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Connecticut
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Lake
Savannah auto race riot ends with pistol fire
In Savannah on November 27 Rene Hanriot, fourth in a grand prize race, fled a finish line confrontation. Guards from the Chatham artillery halted his Benz when he drove the wrong way. Captain Davant fired, puncturing a tire and water tank. Hanriot was arrested. I W Keller was stabbed lightly by a bayonet during the guard action.
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Savannah
Rene Hanriot
Benz
Chatham Artillery
Henriot
I. W. Keller
Keller
Head on Collision Blocks Rail Traffic In Middletown
A work train from New Haven and a local freight on the N Y N H & H R R collided head on within Middletown city limits. Both engines wrecked, two Italian workers injured. Fireman Frank Ahearn barely escaped as the freight engine’s engineer Joseph Smith shouted for him to jump. the impact jammed the freight tender into its cab and toppled two flat cars, forcing passengers to transfer around the wreck.
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Middletown
Navy
New Haven
N. Y
N. H
Ahearn
Joseph Smith
American minister Coolidge resigns over Nicaragua meddling
John Gardner Coolidge the American minister to Nicaragua resigned today reportedly due to disapproval in Washington over meddling in Nicaragua's internal affairs He also leaves the diplomatic service Archives of the legation are placed under John H Gregory Jr secretary of the legation
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Managua
Nicaraguia
John Gardner Coolidge
Amercan
Nicaragua
Coolidge
Legation
John H. Gregory, Jr
Russian Minister Pessimistic on Persian Outlook
St Petersburg November 27 M Hartwig the Russian minister to Persia who has just returned speaks pessimistically about Persia’s politics. He says only reconvening parliament will end the strong revolutionary movement in the north and questions whether the Shah can undertake such a move.
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St Petersburg
M. Hartwig
Persia
General Assembly Meets in Rome With International Delegates
The international institute of agriculture assembly met in Rome under Camille Barriere the French ambassador to Italy. Signor Tittoni president and Muraieff the Russian ambassador and Sidney A Fisher the Canadian minister of agriculture were chosen vice presidents.
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General Assembly
Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Camille Barreere
Italy
Signor Tittoni
M. Muraieff
Sidney A. Fisher
Storm paralyzes Callao bay work in heavy surf
Lima Peru reports a crippling storm at Callao bay yesterday. Enormous waves reaching heights unseen in thirty years swept over wharves and caused town panic. Also noted were irregular American securities trading with Pacific and US steel modest gains while other issues dipped. Additionally Blackburn sails to New York and a Russian submarine explosion kills two aboard Kasetka.
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Lima
Peru
Callao Bay
Pacific
United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper
New York
Leconte Survives Escape Returns as Interior Minister
General Leconte arrived Port Au Prince in a small boat with four officers and two sailors after a three day sea trek from Jeremie denying executions and asserting no orders for such acts. He resumes interior ministry duties while General Auguste becomes public works minister, as three seasoned divisions head south to fight the rebels under President Nord Alexis. The French schoolship Duguay Trouin is due to arrive for protection of French interests.
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Hayt
Leconte
Jeremle
Lang
Petit Grave
Jeremie
Auguste
M. Laraque
Nord Alexis
Duguay Trouin
Situation in Hayti Improves. German Vessel Not Ordered
Berlin reports from Port au Prince Hayti indicate a notable improvement in conditions. Merchants request protection but no official demand has reached the German diplomatic mission, so no German warship has been dispatched. With French and American ships expected, the Foreign Office sees little need for a German vessel unless requested.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Hoyt
Rich merchant slain after refusing demands for money
In Philadelphia Salvatore Baldona, a wealthy merchant, was found murdered near his home after being shot twice. Police link the killing to threatening letters demanding money and believe he was followed from the city before his death.
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Philadelphia
Salvatore Baldona
Baldona
Turkish envoy says relations with Austria Hungar y improving
Vienna reports Hikmet Bey the Turkish charge d affaires says he has had several interviews with Baron Von Aehrenthal and other Austrian officials. He asserts improved relations between Turkey and Austria Hungary and stresses the need for an understanding on the proposed international congress. He also says Turkey urged Serbia and Montenegro to keep peace.
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Hikmet Bey
Baron von Aehrenthal
Foreign Office
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Montenegro
Record herring run dumps 230 tons on Lake Erie shores
London Ontario dispatch reports J A Wilson visiting Port Stanley says fish houses face urgent disposal as 55 tons of herring were caught Monday, 75 tons Tuesday, and 100 tons yesterday. The run is a Lake Erie record.
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New Typhoon Forms Near Caroline Islands Moving North East
Weather bureau reports another typhoon forming between the Caroline islands and the Philippines. It moves north and east and is expected to pass south of Manila during the night.
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Manila
Weather Bureau
Carolina Islands
Philippines
Flight Over Los Angeles by Roy Knabenshue
Roy Knabenshue completed a successful flight over downtown Los Angeles yesterday aboard his airship. The craft stayed aloft for about forty five minutes with light winds as he circled the business district, aided by an assistant during the venture.
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Los Angeles
Roy Knabenshue
Knabenshue
Uecomget
Taft Cabinet Mention Leads to Hitchcock Appointment
New York November 27 The Associated Press reports that Frank R Hitchcock is authorized to be announced in connection with the Taft administration cabinet. Details remain to be disclosed as the story develops.
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New York
The
Associated Press
Frank R. Hitchcock
Lilley to Skip Hartford Talks on Staff and State Affairs
Hartford November 27 Governor elect Lilley and Republican leaders will not meet today to discuss his staff or other state matters. Lilley is in town with Mrs Lilley for business tied to occupying the Jewell homestead. He said he would not meet party leaders and would return to Waterbury this afternoon. He added the staff composition is practically completed.
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Hartford
Lilley
Ell Homestead
Waterbury
New Bank Plan Emerges From St Mary's Parish
Manchester New Hampshire parish members organize a popular bank modeled on Canadian success stories. The project blends savings and cooperative features with deposits that may borrow against savings, advisory board oversight, trust deposits converted to shares, and redeemable shares at face value. Officials are drawn from shareholders. Families Flee from Fire in Chicago. Thirty families panic as South Chicago blaze endangers business district. 200 Teamsters crowd exit a hall. $40,000 loss, suspected arson. New Orleans warehouse fire destroys a central warehouse near Union Station with 160 carts of hay and farm products lost. total damage around $60,000. third such blaze for Twinis Central.
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N. H
Canada
St Mary's Church
Positors
Anyme
Chicago
Commercial National Banking Ingraham, Henko & Co
Teamsters’ Union
New Orleans
Iinais
Union Station
Tminais
Controversy at Calvary Church Picture Show
In Harlem Calvary M E Church the Rev Dr C O Goodell halted a film depicting the burning of Rome for being unfit for children. The operator switched to a highway robbery scene, prompting protests and an abrupt end. Attendees demanded refunds and police removed some displeased viewers.
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Calvary M
Harlem
C. O. Goodell
Rome
Dr Goodell
Engineer Robbed in Kansas City After Displaying Cash
Martin H Halloran a mining engineer from Pittsburg now in Kansas City was assaulted on the street by two men last night and robbed of 3800 dollars. The attackers likely observed the money before the attack. The incident occurred two months after his arrival to invest here.
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Kansas City
Martin H. Halloran
Pittsburg
Halliran
Deaths and Funerals Update From Local Notices
Multiple obituaries list infant Michael Sherman of Lafayette street, infant Margaret Kelly of 61 Railroad Hill street, and John Bolton age 13 of 87 Emerald street. Elizabeth Fairclough, 73, longtime Woodtick Grange officer, dies after lingering illness. Mary Shannahan buried at Sacred Heart with Requiem. Susan Weston widowed mother and teacher leaves two daughters. Joseph E.B. Baer dies of heart failure at Piedmont street. service at Simonsville church. Dwight Burr dies after months long illness, funeral planned for Southford burial. Local services held at Immaculate Conception, St Joseph’s, Pine Grove, and Simonsville churches. Burial sites include St Joseph’s Cemetery, Pine Grove Cemetery, and local churchyards.
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Michael Sherman
Lafayette Street
Calvry Cemetery
Margaret
John Kelly
Railroad Hill Street
New St Josephs Cemetery
John Bolton
Mary Bolton
Emmerald Street
Florence
Alfred
Lil Man
Mary
Immaculate Conception
Elizabeth A
Thomas Fairclough
Woodrick
State Grange
Woodtick Chapel
Woodtick Cemetery
Mary C. Shannahan
Walt Avenue
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Dooley
William
Dennis Shannahan
Thomas Quinn
Thomas Shannahan
Joseph Howell
Michael Scully
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Susan Weston
Thomas Weston
C. F. Caswell
Grave Street
Caswell
Thomas
Immaculate Conception Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Joseph EB. Baer
Piedmont Street
Benedict & Burnham's
Hertaker Gray
Simonsville Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Dwight Burr
Baldwin Street
Southford
Tribute Follows Forty Years of Service by Rev O Reilly
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a funeral for the Rev H O Reilly rector of the Ramounciation church marked forty years of service. Twenty five collieries employing over 16000 workers halted operations and Shenandoah commerce paused as the community paid respects. O Reilly was noted for promoting peace and law and order during the Molly Maguire era and coal strikes.
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H.¥. O'Reilly
Rnmounciation
Mahanoya
Molly McGuire
Father O'Reilly
Law
Five Dead In Fire Ruins At Woodland Mill
Hartzell Alabama November 27 The home of Thomas Richardson at Woodland Mill burned to the ground and Richardson's wife mother and three children were burned to death Five bodies found in the ruins Richardson is missing but his body was not found in the ruins. Washington November 27 The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce will consider visiting the Isthmian canal zone this winter to study developments and legislation for the zone Next session may bring up important government matters for the zone. New York November 27 Memorial services were held today in the seventy first regiment armory for Frank Melville circus man died recently Arthur C Moreland rareback rider with Melville and now blind delivered the Elks eulogy Hundreds of theatrical people attended the services.
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Hartzell
Ala
Thomas Richardson
Woodland Milla
Richardson
Canal Zone
Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Isthmian Canal Zone
Congress
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
York
Seventy-First Regiment
Frank Melville
Arthur C. Moreland
Melville
P. T. Barynum
the Elks
Troops Ordered Out In Lorraine Coal Strike
Strasburg Nov 27 report that the government sent troops into the Lorraine coal mining district to quell disorders by striking miners. Miners claim Lorraine shafts are unsafe since the Hamm disaster and refuse to descend. Some strikers tried to dynamite a mine but were stopped by nine guards.
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Strasburg
Lorraine
Hamm
Will of Edward J. Jennings Approved in Probate
The late Edward J. Jennings will, holder of purchases for the American Brass Co, was approved by Judge Lowe in probate today. He leaves his estate to his wife, with $100 to his daughter Mrs Horace Richardson. William L. Sault departs for Washington Monday to resume his post as messenger in the house of representatives. Congress meets in a week, and Connecticut’s at large governor-elect George L. Lilley will report then, accompanied by his successor John Q. Tilson of New Haven to learn the ropes.
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Edward J. Jennings
American Brass Co
Lowe
Jennings
Horace Richardson
William L. Sault
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Connecticut
George L. Lilley
John Q. Tilson
New Haven
Strikes and rail wrecks mark Newark area dispatches
Reports from Perth Amboy Belgrade and Richmond detail strike tensions at the National Fireproofing plant with guarded operations and wage disputes. A stray sentry shot and a fatal railroad accident near Elba claim lives and injuries as traffic and property suffer amid holiday turmoil.
Colonel Augustus C. Tyler Dies at New London
Colonel Augustus C. Tyler aged fifty seven died today in New London of heart disease. He commanded the third regiment Connecticut Volunteers Infantry during the Spanish American War and was a West Point graduate.
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Tyler
New London
Augustus C. Tyler
Connecticut Volunteers
West Point
Fragmentary historic ad text and legal header
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1908 food act reference and partial product ad lines. Mentions June 30 1908 and items like Best Coffees. Text is garbled with stray numbers and brand fragments, unclear context or full sentences.
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