Investigation of Kings County Democratic Unit Moves Forward
New York November 10 the Democratic state committee voted 30 to 13 to investigate the Kings County Democratic organization led by State Senator Patrick H McCarren amid charges that heknifed the ticket and urged followers to oppose the regular Democratic nominees. Brooklyn delegates demanded McCarrens removal as Hearst allied attack and party leadership reshaped as Belmont resigns for Bailey in Nassau.
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Fraudulent votes cast in nine district election fraud case
Fraudulent votes in Foster and Hazle townships exceed 2000, altering outcomes in seven districts. The Ninth district election board of Hazle township was ordered arrested and charged with fraud and forgery. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Nov 10. During the count officials faced accusations of misconduct.
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The Better Way Cough Remedy Mentioned
A fragment discusses throat irritation and persistent coughing with a cough mixture briefly easing symptoms before continuing. The text suggests ongoing irritation and attempts at relief without concluding the remedy or outcome.
Sneak Thief Loots Syracuse Jewel Box Worth 38000
A burglar entered Robert Dey's James street residence in New York's fashionable district and carried off a jewel box of diamonds and jewelry valued at about 38000, led by a diamond necklace with sixty four stones worth 3000. Negro Troops Disarmed In El Reno After Brownsville Riot
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Boer Raiders Active on the Orange River
Advices from Upington report Boer raider Ferreira and followers still intimidating farmers along the Orange River area. They have captured traders and others, with raiders reported thirty miles north of Upington on Saturday, eleven strong and aided by armed natives.
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Ferreira raid eyed as distant threat by Cape Colony agent
London reports Sir Thomas Fuller, Agent general for Cape Colony, downplays the Ferreira raid. He calls the target area sparsely populated with dispersed farmhouses and warns guerrilla tactics could still enable small forces to cause mischief, though robbery and plunder are not ruled out.
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Band of Robbers Claim Boer Uprising Moonshine
Pretoria dispatch reports Captain Smith stating Ferreira and his men are merely robbers and that tales of a Boer uprising are moonshine. He notes recent incursions into German territory by various ne'er-do-wells, unusual for lack of prior reports.
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Moody names special attorney to chase tobacco trust
Washington November 12 Attorney General Moody has appointed B N Hill of Boston as special attorney to aid in suit against the tobacco trust. Other specialists including Henry Taft of New York search for evidence. Moody aims for a thorough Boston Massachusetts inquiry and possible indictments while broader probes continue.
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Incendiary Charge in Five-Story Tenement Fire
Mrs Fistella Bristol a young colored woman was arrested in New York on November 12 charged with attempting to burn a five story tenement Saturday night. The fire was set in a pile of paper and wood at the rear of the car where Bristol had rooms. It caused little damage and tenants rushed to the street after the blaze was detected. Police said Bristol confessed she started the fire to see people run out.
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Fought duel with burglarends Henry Smith slain in Pittsburg Nav
Henry Firth Smith son of Joseph Smith prominent local businessman was shot twice and killed in a dawn encounter after surprising a burglar in the dining room of the Smith residence in the east section of the city. The fight left the dining room and kitchen in disorder while neighbors heard the shots nearby.
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Twelve Deaths in Marfa Mystery Baffles Doctors
In Marfa Texas over recent days twelve sudden deaths have unsettled Pee Sidio county. Local physicians cannot diagnose the illness and the state health department sent Dr. P. J. Shaver to investigate. Police and detectives are on the case though no one was seen fleeing the house.
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Unrequited Love Tragedy in Carlisle Sees Double Sacrifice
Clarence Ilgenfitz, 20, shot his cousin Mary Kutz in Carlisle while she walked with her grandmother after church and then killed himself. Police report says the motive was unrequited love as Kutz refused marriage. The tragedy ends with two deaths and a failed relationship.
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Switchmen Accept 3 Cent Wage Increase With Arbitration
Chicago Nov 10 Indications point to an early settlement of the switchmen dispute with Western railroads after a conference. Union representatives and railroad managers agreed to a 3 cent hourly raise and to submit an additional 0.5 cent increase to arbitration.
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Lipton in an auto wreck and other New York items
An auto wreck injured Sir Thomas Tipton and party including Wilson Marshall and Sir Thomas Tipton’s guest. A separate report from Scranton notes the stabbing death of Thomas Dougherty by a woman, with the killer unnamed. Rutland reports the death of Esther Sumner Damon, widow of a Revolutionary War soldier. Balloon accident injures six in Mount Vernon. A Greek massacre near Serres kills twenty-five Bulgarians. Market and grain quotes from Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth, and Chicago follow, with livestock and commodity prices listed.
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