American Patriots on Top Mis Fapecia Launches Party
W H Harvey known as Coin launches Patriots of America to advance free silver. Charles H McClure and James F Adams named national recorder and treasurer. Party aims to purge other parties and seeks a strong female suffrage role, with a 100000 dollar private property limit. Election planned for next April with new officers to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Muve
W. H. Harvey
Free Sliver
Marvey
Patriots of America
Charles H. McClure
National Recorder
James F. Adams
Nationiel
Harvey
Adams
McClury
McClure
Orm
Daweh Fers of
the Republic
Nikoth
Iio
Garment Workers Strike Shuts Down New York Shops
In New York and neighboring cities, clothing contractors refuse weekly pay under a new contract, prompting a garment workers strike affecting about 3000 tailors. Meetings at Winklela hall and local union HQs escalate tensions as workers insist on restored terms and enforcement of work rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bator
New York
MuLimt and Prootive Association
United Tarmnant Workers
Rooklyn
Tronsaville
Newark
Qyatem
Watt Pri
Waikinie Délewater
Winkalla
United Garment Workers
Boundary dispute stance echoed by Stevenson as cited by Nowell
Vice President Stevenson reportedly dismissed arbitration as no grounds for a Canada Alaska boundary dispute. Nowell quoted Stevenson doubting any need to arbitrate and asserting U.S. sovereignty from the 1821 purchase. The interview suggests a united stance against ceding Alaskan territory and warns against any English or outside naval threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Thinuse
Dee
Whomun
Nowell
AimeRi
Hineclav
Canada
Alaska
Waglut
Rowell
Alneka
Penelitine Stevenson
Rie Arthem
Belveman Heltigh
Ausula
Vicw
Slavenson
England
Clinton
Almac
Taylor brothers appeal and delayed lease of wife details
The Taylor brothers convicted in Chriollehunty of GWE murder of the Meska family have an appeal in the supreme court. An order for the defendant to file a bill of excapHone has been extended to January 4. Cubsn Sympathizers in Memphie, Tenn, are active and a wage arrear in Cuba has been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylors
Jeftursen Mo
Dee
Petornatie
Taylor Brothers
Chriollehunty
Gwe
Meska
Op Vader
Cubsn
Menphie
Memphin
Tenn
Adagen
Cuba
John A Logan's Secret Book Attacks Revealed
A long excerpt discusses a 1688 anonymously published book from New York attacking public figures, with Benator Voorhees and General Logan tied to the alleged incidents. The work, branded as autobiography by Uncle Daniel, frames rivalries and portrays the author as Logan, while shifting names to protect identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Anderson
Bayles
Chicago
Dee
Washington
New York
Dani Biory
Tom Anderaun
Twanty Grant
Wrny
Benatur Voorhees of Indiane
Iyfone
Tom Anerson
Logan
Kit
Benantt
Republican
Oket
Blaine
Ann
Daniel
Daniel McCook
Tux Moon
McCook
Ohio
Rush
Daniel Frines
Allentown
Ismi
Bowen
Linwain
Colonel Bush
Turmoil in Bulgarian Parliament Over Religion Baptism
A chaotic session in the Bulgarian chamber erupted when deputy Mr Neithheart opposed funding the government amid a controversy over Prince Boris's upcoming baptism in the Orthodox Greek church. The president was interrupted by uproar, ordered removals, and the house adjourned after deputies and supporters clashed, ending in a chaotic retreat from the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solla
Bobrane
M. Neltheol
Boris
Ferdinand
Galta Doey
M. Nulthehatt
M. Netth
Neous
Strathnevis Experism and Navigntors Praise Hiwnbied Stenmier Merit
Port Townsend Washington December 1. As the Hays pass by without news of the distressed Strathnevis steamer Birathoavis the general anxiety for her safety intensifies. Over the past week violent storms have raged in the North Pacific ocean for 1000 miles and experts warn the vessel may be foundering. The storm from Washington to Vancouver Island has been unusually severe. Five steamers scour the seas for the disabled craft with the situation growing dire. A search fleet from Victoria and Royal Navy steamer YuseieL joined the effort to find the Strathnevis which has had no tidings since John Gambies sighted her. The Strathnevis carries a crow's nest for long range observation and is believed to head westward. return Christmas is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathnevis
Stenmier
Port Townsend
Wash
Wid Noews
Mie
Diauhied Stoumer Birathoavis
Ansiety
Duride
Washington
Teo
WF. M
Royal Arituc
Jalnud
John Gambies
Nicarague Legation Status in Washington Questioned
The document reports that Nicaragua's legation in Washington is being discussed amid diplomatic strains and U.S. concerns over its future presence. It notes potential shifts in embassy representation and the impact on interstate relations and policy.
Unclear historical report of Armenian village incidents
Disjointed OCR text describes confrontations near Kardars and Yan, with references to Morpovan Amasein and Hunle and a Persian brigade. The piece mentions restored deities and unrest affecting Zerklan and Kureot in Vas, attributed to imperial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zerklan
Kureot
Vas
Persia
Five Men Die in Virginia Quarry Disaster
Five laborers crushed by falling rocks at an embankment in High Stone Gap near Knoxville Virginia. They were workers taking dinner when a rock ledge broke. Only two bodies identified so far George Harden and George N Cardinal Metchers. Cardinal Paul Metchers reported dead as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care
Saarend
Fieoree Harden
Georgen
Harpoot Massacre Letters Describe Scenes of Murder
Letters from correspondents recount the Harpoot massacre with vivid scenes of chaos. Ardent accounts describe Kurds and Turks chanting firing on Christian quarters, soldiers offering no real resistance, and widespread plunder and devastation across Arabkir and Malatia regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harpoot
Masanure
Wingos
Armeni Ans
Jolima
Dimbekir
Malatia
Arabkir
Perl
Thousands of Armenians Face Mass Atrocity Across War Hit Areas
From Constantinople dated December 24 reports say thousands of Armenians are forced to convert or die as Turks commit mass killings. Eyewitness accounts describe men and women hacked, drowned in rivers, and driven from villages with many killed or captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Mapatoh
Constantinople
Marah
Clerezman
Mantyrs
Ozcon
Aneleh
Kaisariah
Relief for missionaries under Turkish troops amid danger
Reports from Constantinople indicate U S Minister Terrill secured protection for missionaries in Alntab Bitlis Kharpoot Cassava and Palasa with Turkish troops after a peremptory demand. Communications caution that danger persists and further outbreaks may occur despite assurances. American missionaries at Hadjin reported to be in danger or waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Terril
Constantinople
Safa
Friends of Americas
United States
Terrill
Alntab
Bitlis
Kharpoot
Palasa
Miniater Terrill
Ng Hari
American Indies
Hadjin
President's Hunting Trip Ends With Washington Return
The party returns to Washington midday from a hunting trip in North Carolina aboard a boat, welcomed by crowds at the landing. The president appears healthy, with Dr Reilly and Lt. Lambirion aboard, plus Commander Wilder. A duck airing on arrival signals a lively trip. One member relayed news of Juden Thurman’s death, and tributes honored the late Oliver Ologa as a trusted figure of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Wiehington
Nore Carellina
Reilly
Juden Thurman
Dheaherh Fis. S
Republic
Conviction for Illicit Whisky Shipment Hits Express Firms
In Omaha on December W agent Hamstone of the Adams Express Company at Mastings was convicted in federal court of selling whisky without a license. Sentencing not yet pronounced. The case signals potential upheaval in express company practices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame Taprose
Seling Mhinky Wivhourm
Lisense
Omaha
Dec
Hamstone
Adams Expres Company
Mastings
Morton Declares for President as Avowed Candidate
The New York Storning Ad vertiser reports that P Morton has announced his avowed candidacy for the presidency. The Advertiser claims it has the best authority confirming Morton's bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P. Morton
Woman Suffragist Convention in Early January
Delegates from states across the country plan to attend the twenty-eighth annual convention of the National Woman Suffrage Association in Washington in January. The gathering will discuss a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage, with sermons and hearings expected, and talks on aligning with the Republican party for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Navional Association
Rochester
National Woman Suffrage Association
Washington
Atute Societies
Ana Garland Boancer
Rhode
Venute
House Committeen
Unterstates
Americans held by Russia in Siberian jail case
San Francisco seafarers and ten other Americans are reported to be held at Sughalen prison by Russian authorities for alleged fishing in forbidden waters near Sakhalin and Siberia. The group, sailing on the City of Pekin and linked to John Kennan's fishing crew, faces life imprisonment. Kennan has appealed to the U.S. secretary of state for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sughallen Priso
Weiler
San
Bowe Brennan
KR. Sheehy
Ned Howery
Joan
John Ross
James McCarthy
John Neay
Pam A. Anderson
EC Garhi
Edward Lankin
Alexander Lericke
C. L. Nelson
K. Bricesen
Russland
Sughallen
Campbell
A. Minger
Sashallon Jaland
Siberia
Nwa
Russia
Kennan
Washington
Hinmen
United States
Saipan
Glan-Na-Gael Military Bodies Form Across Cities
A New York local paper reports a ten month organizing drive by Clan-Na-Gael lodges to form a disciplined military contingent to aid Ireland. Plans included a First Triud Volunteer regiment in New York, with entries by clan membership and sworn sponsorship, yielding a battalion of four companions and a 19 company regiment mustered with drills and uniformed troops ready for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Clan-Na-Cel
Regimenta
Brooklyn
Roxton
Chicks
Ireland
Clan-Na-Gaat
Clan-Na-Gael
Ininhmen
M Movement
Mainatly
American Liner Indiana Sunk After Collision at Liverpool Split
The American liner Indiana collided with the British steamer Ramora while entering the river at Liverpool, causing a large hole and rapid flooding. Passengers were landed at the landing stage as the Indiana sank within about a half hour, with the Ramora also damaged. The Indiana is owned by the International Navigation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mverpool
Liverpool
Tadions
Trom Philadelpha
Shin
Ramora
Bulkhend
Simmora
Chester
Indiana
Chir
Samore Waeares
Tie Thotuna
The
International Navigation Company
Cornerstone of Brooklyn Museum Laid in Formal Ceremony
The Brookly Museum cornerstone at the Institute of Arts and Sciences was laid in a December ceremony with large attendance. Mayor Belleuven presided after an oration by Rev Dr Richard S Storrs. Arcane rites followed by remarks from President Beth Low of Columbia College and St Clair McWelway of the Brooklyn Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormerstone
Brookly Museum
Brooklyn
Cornar Atone
Museum of the Tuatitute
Arie
Boloncha
Catholics Defy Bishop Bonacum In Nebraska Feud
In Tecumseh Nebraska on December 16 the Catholic congregation declared support for Father Murphy against Bishop Bonacum. The excommunicated priest held services in a hall but drew no worshippers, and the crowd defied the bishop’s proclamation while reaffirming loyalty to Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather Murphy
Omanra
Boerom Tecumaoh
Neb
Thin Coin
Father Murphy
Mishop Monacum
Feather Murphy
Casholien
Murphy
Senor Quesada Replies to American Cuba Claims
Senor Gonsales de Quesada the Cuban secretary in Washington issues a rebuttal to an American pamphlet accusing Spain of brutal Cuban actions. He asserts Cuba’s claims are false, accuses Spanish propaganda of bias, and calls for a U.S. press inquiry into Cuban events before Congress meets. He notes reported Cuban defeats and questions American media neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Gonsales de Quesada
United States
Senor Quesada
New York
Valenjuelo
Los Villas
Rabi
Teg
Hhe
America
Cuba
Spain
Chia
Spanish Victories Reported in Cuban Engagement
Havana reports a clash on December 11 near Alto de Alterurhyn as forces led by Colonel Oliver engaged Gomez and Maceo. The battle lasted from early afternoon to night, with insurgents dislodged and five killed and twenty wounded among the attackers. Observers note a separate strike at Multempe where Centosto and Cayo Alverex were defeated, leaving thirteen killed and several wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Oliver
Gomex
Maceo
Altoa de Alterurhyn
Ind
Cehtesto
Cayo Alverex
Insurgent Attack On Spanish Column Near Nuevikins
From Havana word states 800 insurgents led by Rodrigues Lopes and Retoto attacked Captain Borrego’s Spanish column of 72 near Nuevikins. Lieutenant Arete and 20 Spaniards were killed, eighty wounded. Borrego and four men survived, rest of column captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrego
Columa
Gary
Madrid
Havana
Roderigues
Lopes
Retoto
Nuevikins
Herule Avienke
Arete
Fire at Map Indian School Burns Boarding Wing
A night blaze at Lapwal Indian School damaged the boarding wing. A brick structure with a 3 foot high ash hole and heat wear suffered severe damage. Three men fought the fire through the night and left at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAI Indian School
Lapwal
Dr. George W. Fraker Bond Release Sparks Medical Practice Return
A Rex public special from Richmond Missouri reports Dr. George W. Fraker, alleged insurance swindler, released on bonds and resuming medical practice at a local office. He will operate under bail conditions while engaging in medicine in a home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incove
Ted Insurance
BL Louis
Rex
Richmon
George W. Fraker
Jalil
Hine Church Destroyed by Fire in Little Rock
Fire gutted the Hine Church on Forehth Street in Little Rock today. George Wandenstedt sustained burns and is expected to recover, while Mae Robbinna was trapped beneath rubble and burned heavily. Total loss estimated at 1,100. Mrs Dorley quips about not bringing candy as before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
al Robbina
George Wandenstedt
Shipbuilders Strike Spreads In Glasgow and Belfast
Reports from Glasgow and Belfast say engineers have rejected employers terms by ballot, extending a strike in the shipbuilding trades. The dispute prompts government concern as delays threaten Britain’s shipbuilding supremacy and pressure grows for a settlement through joint talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Dec
Beleasy
Belfant
Clyde
Belfast
London
Great Britain
Germany
Battles on Roban Soil Near Mant Earagin
Dispatches from Cienfiegom report Gomex and Muceo forces near Mant earagin forging toward Shicwintism. Government troops led by Generals Oliver and Pal NCH attacked forts at Ventas de Guanova while insurgents regrouped in Santa Chara and nearby provinces as Madrid notes an invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgent
Clenturgea Vavann
Mantearagin
Gomex
Muceo
Mantearagun
Cienfiegom Anbinnees
Mack
Gomez
Mabaxuin
Rnin Muntoarmia
Baia Chari
Oliver
Pal Nch
Ravi Hie Innurgour
Wil
Etrone
Gatling Sin
Ventas de Guanova
Intiago de Cuba
Madrid
Mites Patoh
Havana
Maceo
Gomes
Bienanon
Santa Chara
Murder in the Second Degree Supreme Court Ruling
The case of James Murphy of Olympia progressed through appeals after a murder charge. The trial court acquitted on the first count, the supreme court reversed and remanded, a subsequent retrial led to a second conviction for murder in the second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Olympia
Eama
Washington
Kine County
Dafendant
Furdér
Ueverdinr
Aimpreme Court
Murdee
Tral
Way Wi Parlor
Ausland
Am Rdae
Funeral of Judge Thurman Draws Major Ohio Figures
A large Columbus crowd attended the funeral of Judge Thurman with Governor McKinley and state officers present. Rev J L Graver read the Episcopal service and led the Lord's Prayer. A two hour viewing preceded burial at the Thurman home, then the remains were escorted to the cemetery by close family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie
Columbus, Ohio
Des
Allai G
Thurmas
McKinley
Oly
J. L. Graver
Thurman
Benlle Uhome
Mra
Tharnvit
Salt Lake Grand Jury Indicts Mayor and Prominent Men
Salt Lake Grand Jury returns indictments charging Mayor Baskin with maintaining a public nuisance and other prominent men with alleged corruption related to county affairs. Additional counts name Martin Hayken, R Morris, E L Bunberger, and P Dalhouth in fraud or related wrongdoing against Ball Lake county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Dee
Grani
Baskin
aWearing
Martin Hayken
R. Morris
EL Bunberger
P. Dalhouth
Ball Lake County
Strike of Ten Thousand Tailors Grim in New York
A planned strike by about 10 000 tailors in New York is ominous and could begin tomorrow morning. The action may spread to Brooklyn and Jersey City, affecting 18 000 tailors overall as contractors fail to honor agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Bielke
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Seattle Electric, Gas Works Sold to Eastern Group
The Seattle Electric Light and Gas Works were sold to a group of eastern capitalists led by Rainvel Hill of Minneapolis for about 1 million dollars. The board of trustees for the new company includes Ban Samuel HM, W. J. Murphy, W. J. Dunwoody, A. G. Worry of Minneapolis, and H. W. Cannon of Chase National Bank New York. Judge Thomas L. Nugent, prominent Texas populist leader, died in Fort Worth on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waah
Dee
Matt
Tdeft and Gas Works
Rainvel Hill
Minneapolis
Trustere
Banuel HM
W. J. Murphy
W. J. Dunwoody
A. G. Worry
H. W. Cannon
Chane National Bank of New York
Judes Nugent
Fort Worth
Texan
Thomas L. Nugent
Texas
Gompers Nominated for A F L President in 1905 Election
John McBridy and James Duncan preside as frontrunners at the American Federation of Labor convention in Denver. Samuel Gompers receives 1041 votes to 1028 for John McBridy, with strong support from delegates across unions. Reform proposals debated, fiscal report praised for prudent management, and motions to adjourn the session discussed amid nominations for top posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dac
International Congress of Socialist Prive
London
Awkmeet Wak
Americas Federation of Labor
Phildelphia
Gompers
RpeRham
B. Lenton
Pomeroy
Ee Federation
Eleston
Willowrd
McEre
O'Clotk
Dancan
John McBridy
Caligute Bramwood
Denver
Fpeurachel
Samuel Gompera
Naw
International Clear Margerat Union
Jamien J. Linahan
Gompere
McEiyide
Momrdu
Gampera
American Federation At Labor
McHelde
Compers
Federation
Finn
J. McGuire
Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolneck
O'Gannell
James Duncan
Granite Cuttera National Union
Welmeman
Richers
United Gament Workers
Duncan
James O'Connell
International Machiniats' Union
John Hs Lotman
August McGratth
Typo
Jurus Huchenan
Treasinar
Jown BR
Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Ae AW
Treasury
Ux Reniven
Bninvel Gampers
McGuire Ne Crutecnal
Brite Inc
Tasewell
Dompney
Beatty
Hewiauartere
Rallonal Union
Bakers’ Interna Hori Union
John Turns
Holmes
Britles
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Bulgaria
Nicarague
Washinton
Washinjeetun
Niewraiunum
Dr. Gueman
Wtale
Kerdare
Virginia
Waite
Cardinal Metchers
Rome
Paul Metchers
Lev
Glan-Na Gael
Institute OF Arts and Sciences
Bonacum
Quesada
Cwenty
Fraker
Salt Lake Grand Jury
Seattle Light
Mieney
Syndicat
Trades Unioniat
Hind
Pont
Wilson
Nashville
Teon
Dee Wi
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