Royalty Turns Eastward From Vancouver
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York left Vancouver aboard the Empress of India after a royal visit from Victoria. Five naval ships escorted them from Esquimault as militia guards and bands greeted the party at the wharf. They spoke with Indian musicians, then boarded a train amid a cheering crowd.
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York
Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Esquimault
Toyal
the King
Durbin to Investigate Kentucky Jury System
Louisville Oct 7 The Courier Journal reports Governor Durbin of Indiana will send a representative to Kentucky to investigate the system for declaring a jury before deciding on requisitions for W. 8. Taylor and Charles Sminly. He reportedly holds a document reviewing the history of juries impaneled in Goebel assassination cases and aims to verify it. Deputy Attorney General Merrill Moores of Indiana will accompany the governor.
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Kentucky
Courles
Louisville
Courier Journal
Durbin
Indiana
Hanor
Taylor
Charles Sminley
Goebel
Merrill Moores
Illinois Central Stockholders Meeting Notice 1901
The Illinois Central Railroad Association stockholders are notified of the next ordinary meeting to be held in Chicago on Wednesday October 16 1901. Transfer books will close September 28 and reopen October 7. Registered holders may obtain passes for travel from the Illinois Central headquarters to Chicago for the meeting. Passes valid for the day of the meeting and the three following days. Secretary Hacwe tags signs this notice.
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Eros
Tle
Obleazgo
Iils
Trivels Central Fraud Company
Biekes
Lita Oy
Ilinois Central
Lis
Ula
Rotary
Pe Vickud
Lyaun
Resists Sucrubury
Braen
Chicago
Stdek
Weil
Hacwe Tags
Court-Certain Schley inquiry reads Dear Schley letters
The Schley court of inquiry opened with Doyle correcting testimony on the Dear Schley letter. Lemly produced the original letters showing erasures and Hodgson testimony followed. Dewey allowed newspaper articles related to the correspondence as evidence as the court adjourned with many papers unread.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Doyle
Brooklyn
Santiago
Lemly
Sampson
Cienfuegos
Rayner
Schlag
Schley
Department
Haas
Alban
Hodgson
Admiral Schley
Advocate Lemly
Raynor
Admiral Dewey
New Tariff Act Schedule For Philippine Islands
Washington Oct 7 The War Department released the revised customs tariff of the Philippine archipelago to take effect Nov 15. It revises provisions from General Order No 4 and related orders, aiming to produce about $1,000,000 monthly. The department views the Philippines as foreign territory while under military government and awaiting congressional action.
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War Department
Philippine Islands
Washington
Phippine Archipelago
United States Philipppine Commission
United States
Supreme Court
Philippines
Porto Rico
Congress
New Trial for Caleb Powers in Goebel Murder Case
Georgetown Ky Oct 7 The court of appeals granted new trials to ex-Secretary of State Caleb Powers and James Howard. Powers to be tried next Tuesday after removal to jail. Powers convicted as an accessory to Goebel’s murder in January 1900 and sentenced to life. Howard convicted and to be hanged. Over 60 witnesses summoned. both sides believed to present significant new evidence and a markedly different trial from last year. Platt Dines With Roosevelt in Washington.
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Caleb Powers
Georgetown
Court of Appeals
James Howard
Powers
Frankfort
William Goebel
Howard
Lipton Reflects on Narrow Erin Defeat and Consolation Hope
New York report details Sir Thomas Lipton reacting to his loss as the Columbia’s win is described as fair and square. Lipton expresses disappointment yet acknowledges luck and asserts a desire to win one race as consolation.
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New York
Wohlie
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
Fall River Textile Strike Prepares as Union Votes
In Fall River Massachusetts operatives excluding spinners vote to strike on Monday amid failed talks between Manufacturers' Association and Textile unions. A subsequent union meeting adopts the strike resolution by 207 to 42, all but unanimous. Wages dispute drives the action.
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Fall River
Mass
Mall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Union
Variana
West Tampa cigar factory fire blamed on incendiary acts
In West Tampa twenty buildings burned causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Fire at O Halloran Co cigar factory spread due to inadequate water supply. Incendiary origin suspected amid labor troubles and agitator warnings to leave the city. Separately in Hingham Massachusetts Miss Helen Long, secretary John D. Longs daughter, died of pulmonary trouble after social duties during his cabinet term.
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Tampa
Fla
West
O’halloran & Co
Long
Hingham
Masa
Helen Long
John D. Long
Washington
Miss Long
Panic in hospital as delirious man wields knife
In East Lake City on Oct 7 August Sinnel a Winnish miner afflicted with erysipelas caused a hospital panic at Holy Cross by using a large knife and rushing corridors. He burst an inner door, jumped a glass window and vanished before police. Nurses and patients were shaken. search continued with no trace by nightfall.
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East Lake City
August Sinnel
Holy Cross Hospital
Linnel
Binne
Fatal Target Practice in Marion Ohio
A society party in Marion Ohio witnessed a tragic accident when Miss Byrdie Jerew fired a revolver during mark shooting and fatally shot Otto Gunder who was attempting to demonstrate weapon handling.
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Marion
Hickory
Byrdie Jerew
Otto Gunder
Former Premier Sibbern Dies at Christiania
Telegraphic briefs report the death of former Norwegian premier Sibbern at Christiania. Other items note Emperor William's possible bid for the America’s Cup, a dispatch from Sian Fu, a Basel mission destruction, Boxer rising echoes, Chauncey Depew's engagement to Miss May Palmer in Paris, a fatal freight wreck near Thummidstown, and Whitney's Kilmarnock I winning the Prix au Conseil Municipal at Longchamps.
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Sibbern
Norway
Christiania
William
Sian Fu
Kai Feng Pu
Basel
Hsing-Ning
Chauncey M. Depew
Misa May Palmer
Paris
Lebanon Valley
Reading
Thummidstown
Williams
Whitney
Johnny Reiff
Longchamps
Market Report Summary From Scrambled OCR Row
Market report fragment lists suet prices and grain quality codes with numbers such as 674 and 70342. Mentions Northern varieties and terms like No 1 hide and No 4 spring. Lacks clear dates or entities.
Minneapolis Wheat and Midwestern Live Stock Prices
A fragmented 19th century style market update lists Wheat prices in Minneapolis with fields like WHEAT-Cash 670 and May 63g2, and various stockyard figures from Sioux City and St. Paul Union Stock Yards for cattle, hogs, and sheep. It also notes cattle sales, hog sales, and grain prices, along with a court verdict in Chicago and political events in Lisbon and discussions of regional customs unions.
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St. Paul Union
Sourn
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