Diplomatic talks on Behring Sea and immigration begin
Washington reports Foster and Pauncefote confirming a broad meeting with Canadian leaders including Laurier to discuss Behring Sea issues first and immigration and Klondike rights next. The plan aims for swift conclusions by imperial authorities in London with Laurier aiding speedy talks.
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Washington
Colonel Foster
Julian Pauncefote
Wilfrid
Shoreham
Haimlin
United States
Thompson
Great Britain
Macoun
Canada
Louis Davies
Foreign Office
London
State Department
Behring Sea
Klondike
Immigration Restriction to Lead Next Congress Action
Washington reports that the next session will prioritize a strict immigration bill. The administration backs the measure, with Republicans in both houses pushing to pass a version even tighter than the previous vetoed act. The plan excludes anarchists and restrains entry by certain workers, with scrutiny at borders intensified. The aim is to curb entry of objectionable aliens and protect American labor.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
United States
Spain
America
Barcelona
Theater Tivol
Corpus Christi
Montjuich
Congress
House
Senate
Cleveland
Bartholdt
Missouri
Reed
Dan Ford
Ohio
Terence V. Powderly
Canada
Quebec
Canadian
Hundreds of Men In Peril Governing Crisis
Washington dispatch reports hundreds of men in peril as a government crisis unfolds with official steps and mounting tension. The brief cites Nov 10 timing and references a central authority taking action to prevent collapse.
Cabbage Heads Reach Bryan in Silver Letter Swap
Louis Wilmot of Cairo Illinois sent a sixteen headed cabbage to William Jennings Bryan after admiring his silver platform. Bryan replied and offered to pay express charges if Wilmot sent the vegetable. The cabbage was shipped and the owner values the autograph letter greatly.
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Cairo
Ills
Louis Wilmot
Arden
Bryan
Free Silver Forces
Wilmot
W. J. Bryan
Passenger Traffic Rising on Western Railways
Chicago reports passenger traffic on western roads rapidly increasing with earnings for the period far ahead of last year. The improvement spans both local and through traffic and is not confined to any single class of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Novak Murder Trial Opens in District Court
Vinton Iowa November 10 the Novak murder trial was called in district court yesterday. Jurors will be selected through the forenoon as the state presents evidence and examines veniremen very closely on that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton, Ta
Novak
Theater boycott and labor tensions shadow Indiana mine disputes
In Marion Indiana a debate over a Grand Opera House liens tied to a labor boycott grows as builders claim nearly $3 000 in unpaid liens. In Washington Indiana Governor Mount interferes over importing over 100 Kentucky Negro miners causing political strife and a pending compromise with 100 miners returning to work while others may follow. Labor officials seek to ease tensions between miners and the Cabel and Kauffman company.
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Marion
Ind
Grand Opera House
Building Trades Council
Economist Range and Furnace Company
Coal Company
Rich mine found via medium guidance in Crystal Colorado
Edward Curtis, arriving from Colorado to Mishawaka Indiana, reports a rich gold and copper mine near Crystal Colorado discovered through spiritualistic influences. His wife Mrs Curtis, a spiritualist advocate, held seances and produced a map and description of the buried metal. Curtis, once a struggling miner in Colorado, now asserts success based on these revelations and plans to prove the claim.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Edward Curtis
Colorado
Crystal
Colo
Michigan
Curtis
Crystal Springs
Mich
Shanna
Glass workers push for wage increases in Midwest plants
Glass workers in Muncie Elwood and other belt cities are moving to convert to window glass plants as manufacturers refuse to grant more than a 15 percent raise, which is now being offered.
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Muncie
Elwood
Wickiter Pleads Not Guilty in Larceny Case at Ila Porte Circuit Court
John Wickiter pleaded not guilty to larceny as the ILA Porte court instructed a not guilty verdict from jurors who later delayed. The report details numerous cases, jurors, and motions including adoption, note suits, quiet title actions, and a deferment in Wickster’s sentencing with his wife present.
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Ila Porte
John Wickiter
Conrad Wickizer
Oscar Vandel
John Carson
M. Rumley Company, Incorporated
Daniel E. Winchell
James A. Hicks
Elijah Stanton
Julius Travis
Thomas Noakes
Tuxedo Park Company
The
Metropolitan Park Company
Fred Blankschein
Arthur J
Charit H. Aker
Hans
Jacobson
Charles Seotney
Conitz
August C. Kuss
William E. Cites
Elijah Bigelow
Morgan & Wright
Allen Manufacturing Company
Wesley Fogle
Wesley E. McCarty
Joel F. Halter
Catherine Halter
Christopher Knuth
John P. Sallwasser
Elizabeth Schafe
L. L. Henry
Davis-Loomis Estate
Frederick Miller
F. W. Steigly
Robert Kottom
William M. Hood
Charles Kelling
Clint Stocker
Edward Shelden
Elijah Miler
George Dawson
Wm. P. Miller
Wiliam Warne
Jacob R. May
Swan Swanson
William Billings
Pinkerton
Wickster
John P. Vankirk
Albert J. Blakely
Job H. Eastman
Charlotte Krotz
Charles W. Krotz
P. Vankirk
Vincent
Asa M. Northam
Edmund N. Lewis
Fargher
Wats
Shuttler
Kelling
Aurelia Elizabeth Austin
George Wright
A. E. Austin
Joseph Graw
Carlotta Krot
Charles D. Fethke
Alex
Schwager
Max Hirschmann
Joseph Swinewind
Hiram Shippee
Elizabeth Young
Relief Department of the B. & Vu, Railroad Company
Spaulding Machine Screw Company
J. KH. Warner
Abe Kempner
St. Joseph County
William R. Sheffer
George E. McReynolds
Frank Merrill
William Miller
Henry H. Pagels
Frederick Kobrein
Stormy council session on saloon prosecutions in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on Monday night a heated city council debate focused on enforcing saloon prosecutions in residence areas under the Moore bill. Councilman Zook and Cravens pressed the issue while Berger and Clevenger defended saloon operators. A move to appeal the Maple Grove case passed after sharp exchanges as supporters packed the chamber amid ongoing failures to stop residence-area saloon business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Zook
Moore
Cravens
Berger
Clevenger
Maple Grove
Marion Elks refuse to expel Fitzsimmons
The Marion lodge of Elks admits Robert Fitzsimmons in defiance of lodge rules. The grand exalted ruler ordered expulsion, but the lodge decided to stand by its action and delay further steps until the supreme ruler HB Delmore of Harrisburg Pa. rules on the matter.
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Marion
Ind
Marion Lodge of Elks
Robert Fitzsimmons
Marion Lodge
Fitzsimmons
Delmore
Harrisburg
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Westville, Ind
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Lowell
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Milwaukee
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Calis
LA Porte
Frank J. Osborn
Herman W. Sullwasser
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Sallwasser
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the Home Insurance Co
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Andy Young
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Miles Ny
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Luke Flint
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Henry D. Moore
Peter Gruse
Barney Trampskan
Barney Trampskey
M. Butera
Barbara Trampskey
Esther M. Redmond
Timothy Redmond
William Schwiem
James B. Ginther
N.A. McCormick
Charles Bosserman
Frederick Ortman
Mary Ortman
Charles Ortman
Lena Goers
la Porte County
Loetz
Susan M. Low
Superior Court
Ernest Kimball
W. H. Breece
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Central
Ee the Tecumseh
Sweet, Dempster & Company
Tecumseh ‘Company
N. V. Cole
J. F. Gallaher
Porter Circuit Court
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Gillettes
Kopelke
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Lafayette Wettingell
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Bruce
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