World News Roundup Of Death Fires And Legal News
A broad chronicle notes Curley impersonation sentences in Boston. Mme Rejane visits New York for the first time in ten years. Illinois coal miners end a strike at reduced pay. Eldridge Fowler, 70, dies in California. Russia to deploy reserve officers. Fatal gas explosion in Chicago. boiler explosion in Leavenworth kills Green Nichols. A Missouri woman dies after multiple suicide attempts. Violent confrontations in Raleigh County Virginia leave two men dead. Mexican arbitration talks advance. Silver Queen hotel fire kills four in Sour Lake. Steubenville bridge death toll rises after a crane mishap. Fall River mills reopen to workers under wage reductions. Wyant family deaths suspected from ptomaine poisoning. U.S. mail and postal union gains and Roosevelts reception of telegrams. Armistice in ocean rate war reported. Prescott robbers steal $15,000 from treasury. Fire drills in New York schools save many. Navy seeks large warship appropriation. U.S. army tallies 3,871 officers and 68,946 enlisted. Moran widow dies in New York. Mae Waring injured in auto accident. Roosevelt pauses Russo-Japanese intervention plan due to Russia’s stance. New Jersey steel plant fire causes $65,000 loss. Corn output soars to record 2.453 billion bushels.
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Thomas F. Curley
James M. Curley
United States Circuit Court
Boston
Mme. Rejane
New York
Illinois
Eldridge M. Fowler
Minnesota
California
Russia
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kan
Green Nichols
Kemp Furniture
Rose Lentze
Nathan Lentze
St. Louis
Raleigh County
Eddie Messick
John Hillard
Messick
Hillard
Silver Queen
Sour Lake
Texas
Steubenville
Fall River
Mass
Rachael van Fossen
Harry
Earl Wyant
Wyant
Milo
United States
Universal Postal Union
Roosevelt
Emperor William
George Guy
James B. Storm
Prescott
Ariz
Treasury
Storm
Con Dughter
General Board of the Navy
United States Army
Annette Moran
Edward Moran
Pnemoria
Mae Waring
Plainfield
N.J
Henry H. Donaldson
University of Chicago
New Jersey
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Frank Grosvenor
Charles H. Grosvenor
Rome Township
Athens
O. Edward Truman
Quantrell
Missouri
James McCabe
Sedan
Minn
Katherine Green
Brooklyn
N. J
Watson Stillman Manufacturing Company
Aldene
Japan
Great Britain
Roosevelt Victory and GOP Sweep Across Nation
The United States Supreme Court upheld Wisconsin anti trust law. Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks won the presidency with about 325 electoral votes to Parker Davis Democratic 151. Roosevelt declares he will not seek another term. Republicans gain large majorities in the House and Senate. Roosevelt leads with 210 electoral votes and a near 2 million popular vote plurality. Debs may reach 600000. Parker to practice law in New York. Speaker Cannon reelected. Parker seeks party harmony. Br yan criticizes Democratic conservatism.
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Wisconsin
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Samuel House
Bruceville
Ind
Speaker Cannon
Congress
Judge Parker
New York
W. J. Bryan
Illinois
Milwaukee
Parker
Senate
Missouri
James H. Peabody
Colorado
Alva
Adams
Peabody
Russia accuses Japanese minister at The Hague
Russia charges that a Japanese minister at The Hague plotted to destroy the Baltic fleet and may use this as a justification in the North sea case. Lamsdorff has received Roosevelt's proposal for a second Hague peace conference and may accept if held after the current war. Port Arthur reports a scene of wounded and dying men. The Cuban congress opened with Palma presenting a $19,000,000 budget.
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Hague
North Sea
Lady Curzon
Lamsdorff
Roosevelt
The
Port Arthur
Palma
America
Great Britain
Lord Lansdowne
London
William of
Germany
Britain Accepts Roosevelt Peace Conference Invitation
Great Britain agrees to join President Roosevelt in a peace conference. The London board of trade inquiry into the North Sea incident opens November 15 at Hall. Russia rejects a Japanese offer to end hostilities. A Japanese shell exploded a mine at Port Arthur with 700 Slav casualties.
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Great Britain
Roosevelt
Chicago Fire Destroys Browning King & Co Office
Fire at the Browning King & Co building at Madison Street and Wabash Avenue, Chicago, caused substantial loss estimated at $300 000. Other incidents include a bank robbery near Rio Lil with $2500 stolen and a fatal battle with cattle thieves near Deeth Nevada.
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Browning, King & Co
Madison Street
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Kuroki Slain by Shell During Liaoyang Action
Moscow reports confirm Gen. Kuroki was killed October 4 at Liaoyang by a shell splinter, body sent to Japan, with Nodzu commanding the army. London dispatches say Port Arthur defenses will be breached in the next Japanese assault, Nogi's 80,000 troops ready, and shifting tides of the war.
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Nemirovich Dan‘chenko
Mukden
Kuroki
Nodzu
London
Port Arthur
Nogi
Shakhe
Kuropatkin
Oyama
Yentai
Tokio
Wuchentai
Liaozation
Machuantzu
Ourg
Rome
Crete
Far East
Red Sea
Roosevelt Confirms Hay To Remain Secretary Of State
President Roosevelt announced that John Hay will continue as secretary of state for the four years starting March 4, 1905, through March 4, 1909. He declined to discuss other cabinet changes at that time and made the statement to several newspaper representatives in his office.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John Hay
Hay
State Department
Damaged by Heavy Snow Fall in York Pennsylvania
Heavy snow in York, Pennsylvania, causes downed wires, stalled trolley cars, and greatly delayed trains. Traffic is suspended citywide and countywide with an estimated foot of snow at ground level.
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York
York County
Fakir sells bottles at street corner in mock health pitch
A Chicago Inter Ocean report describes a fakir arranging bottles on a table at a downtown street corner and offering a dubious remedy. He questions the crowd about ailments and depression then promises instant relief from odors with a drop on the tongue, triggering a frenzied rush.
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Chicago
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Miner Resident
In Mineral Idaho on November 14 a local resident Mr PD S Colson extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for sciatic and rheumatic pains. He claims severe hip pain and difficulty walking were cured, attributing the relief to healthier kidneys that remove uric acid from the blood.
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Mineral
Idaho
PD. S. Colson
Dodd
Difficulties in obtaining what people deserve
Quote from Washington Star reflects on inequality and selective fairness. Miss Cayenne remarks that some must dodge hardships while others face greater obstacles, highlighting social disparity and the challenge of fair outcomes.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Lowest Rates to Florida Midwinter Exposition and Fair
Tickets go on sale November 15 1904 for a limited 21 days to the Florida Midwinter Exposition and South Florida Fair in Tampa. Passes via Seaboard Air Line Rail way claim the shortest route through Florida.
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Florida
Tampa
Fla
Seaboard Air Line Railway
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