Parliament Prorogued as Hungary Faces Cabinet Crisis
Budapest October 10 Parliament was prorogued until December 1905 by royal rescript as no new cabinet could be formed. Baron Fejervary and most ministers did not attend. Count Andrassy denounced the ministers for contempt. The opposition protested that continued prorogation is unconstitutional and leaves Fejervary in power, while public order concerns and a constitutional crisis loom.
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Budapest
Hungary
Baron Fejervary
Francis Joseph
Julius Andrassy
Becaus
Fejervary
Stephen Tisza
Count Andrassy
House of Magnates
Baron Penay
Baron Beathay
Sweden approves Karlstad treaty in Riksdag vote
Reports from Stockholm say ratification of the Karlstad treaty is almost certain with secret sessions detailing clauses on destroying Norwegian fortifications. The talk centers on possible transfer of Monk Gibson to ranger custody as part of the case involving Mrs. Conditt and her four children. An unrelated rail wreck near Newton, Kansas injured several trainmen but halted traffic. In Halsingfora Finland a prisoner, the killer Boisalon Solin, escaped from prison while serving life.
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Stockholm
Karllstadt
Riksdag
Miksdag
Monk Gibson
Mdina
Texas
Resignation at North Paramount Congregational Church
The Rev Lawrence W. Mutin resigns citing too many bosses and apathy at North Paramount Congregational Church Cincinnati. He says he leaves to allow a new leader to reform a church burdened by dead timber among officials and internal dissension after seven years of struggle.
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Cincinnati
Lawrence W. Mutin
North Paramount Congregational Church
North Pullmount
The
Cite
Ramsey Has No Show To Hold His Job With Wabash
Toledo Oct 10 No directors were chosen at the Wabash annual meeting. Proxies dominated hours of session as expectations grow that Gould faction will elect six bondholder directors Russell Sage Winslow S Pierce C Clowry E T Welles W B Saunders and R M Galloway. Ramsey trails in both stock and bond strength and is unlikely to retain a director post.
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Toledo
Wabash
Gould
Ramsey
Russell Sage
Winslow 8. Pierce
KR. C. Clowry
E. T. Welles
W. B. Saunders
R. M. Galloway
Great Northern Stock Issued For 250000 Shares
New issue of 250 000 shares of Great Northern railway stock offered at par to stockholders. Circular signed by James J Hill, president. In Utah Salt Lake Oct 10 Union Pacific annual meeting James H Hyde removed from board, P A Valentine of Chicago elected in his place. others re-elected.
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Great Northern
New York
Great Northern Railway
James J. Hill
Visite
Mother Dot
Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific
James H. Hyde
P. A. Valentine
Chicago
Fire danger passes after Berkeley Hills blaze
Berkeley California October 10 all danger from the great fire that swept the Berkeley Hills has passed. The fire remains smouldering near Clearmont but is controlled. Hundreds of students led by Prof A W Whitney guarded the hills overnight to prevent a renewal. Trustees issued a resolution praising the students for saving state and town property.
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Berkeley
Cal
Berkeley Hills
Clearmont
A W. Whitney
Wheeler
Curtaret Rod Immensely Relieves Meningitis Case
Dr Whigate treated ten year old Harry Soitebel at 277 Bucknell Street with the "Curtaret rod" after standard care failed. The device pierced the spinal area, heated to burn tissue, and produced rapid muscle relaxation and pain relief, with the patient regaining consciousness and showing signs of recovery.
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Wingate
Parrish Street
Harry Soitebel
Bucknell
Whigate
Express Clerk Theft Stuns Pittsburg Cash Heist
Pittsburg reports a cashier’s package of 100000 dollars vanished from Adams Express. Edward Cunliffe, acting money clerk, disappeared after being tied to the missing funds. Investigators traced 1600 dollars before Cunliffe left town. He had served since 1904.
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Edward G. Cunliffe
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Adams Express Company
Associated Press
Bank of Pittsboro
Wood Street
Edward George Cunliffe
Honer
Union Station
Lucerne Pts
West Rod
Pitte
Cuntitte
Cunliffe
Moscow Strike Spreads Across Factories Amid Unrest
Moscow reports a broad strike affecting large furniture factories as workers, led by bands, block entry and force suspensions. A clash injured an officer and a policeman while processions with red flags formed in industrial districts. Officials fear a general movement, though a strong minority opposes it. Streets briefly quiet between incidents.
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Moscow
Ziebrick
Tuetors Hd
Ter
Zamorkvoretoh
Liprecht
Dr Hart Declares Innocence After Inquest
Chicago October 10 1900 Dr Oliver B Hart is held to the grand jury charged with causing the death of Irene Klekow by alleged hareatic poison. The coroner's jury found the body and Hart proclaimed his innocence and predicted a criminal court trial.
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Chicago
Irene Klekow
Oliver B. Hart
Hart
Lam
Clergymen Lead Prayer Meetings for Typhoid Aid in Wilkesbarre
Rev Dr Sid Floyd organizes Navticove driven prayers to seek divine aid against typhoid. Twenty eight beauties noted with Dr Plevid in the movement as Rev Lermeon Adams Davie Bhaw Howe and Come Today respond with prayers. New Orleans reports yellow fever deaths total 1280 to date with 415 total deaths and 2 684 discharged.
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Penney Tang
Wilkesbarre
Sid Floyd
Plevd
Lermeon
Adams
Ev. J. Davie
FC Bhaw
William Howe
F L
Tegert
New Orleans
Engagement of Prince Bitel Prederick to Duchess Sophie Charlotte
The reading announces a royal engagement between Prince Bitel Prederick, second son of Emperor William, and Duchess Sophie Charlotte, eldest daughter of the reigning land Duke of Oldenburg, in a Schleswig-Holstein notice from October 106.
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Gnweckebure
Schieswig-Holehh
Bitel Prederick
Emperor William
Sophie Charlotte
Delicate Message From Turks Raises Alarm Over Englishman Wills
London reports widespread anxiety over Wills a 27 year old Englishman employed by the Turkish tobacco revenue department who vanished last July. A severed ear allegedly sent to the British consulate at Monastir claims he was killed unless a $5 000 ransom is paid by October 14.
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London
Wills
Turkish Tobacco Revenue Department
Associated Press
Salonseca
Satonica
Monastir
Turkey
Percy Wiis
Ismid
Asia Minor
Foreigen
Robert W. Graves
Salonica
Gasaway Davis believed kidnapped. Munhall police suspect foul play
In Pittsburg'a October report Munhall detectives think Gasaway Davis, alias Oliver Hall, a forwarder at Homestead Steel Works, may be kidnapped for ransom though his Virginia parents have not heard from him. Henry Gassaway Davis employs private investigators to aid in the search. Pat Crowe pleads not guilty in Omaha on a shooting with intent to kill charge. highway robbery and kidnapping charges may follow.
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Pittsburga
Munhall
Gasaway Davis
Oliver Hall
Freman
Homestead Steel Works Transportation Department
Davis
W. Va
Homestead
Henry Gassaway Davis
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Neb
Get
Jackson
Udahy
Admiral Sato Dies in Naval Construction Office
Addict Sate Dowd Tokio December 10. Admiral A Sato inspector general of naval construction is dead. His demise is deeply lamented in naval circles as a heavy loss to the nation.
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Sate Dowd
Tokio
A. Sato
Naval Construction
Naval Cireles
Circular warned government workers on election campaigning
Commissioner Cheen reports that Goshen Indiana post office clerks contributed about 50 percent of their per payroll to the Republican state campaign fund during 1902. Judge Baker and Judge Walter are named in the inquiry as involved in the scheme, though no formal charges were filed due to insufficient cause.
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Ipaten
Cheen
Goshen
Sam Hatton
Republican State Cambeign Fund
United States
Commis
Tak
Bankers See Federal Oversight Debate At Washington Meet
More than 2,000 bankers registered for the American Bankers Association annual session in Washington. Trust company talks leaned toward federal control with cautious support for inspection while savings sections vote to test nationwide savings statistics.
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Washington
American Bankers’ Association
New National Theatre
Trust Company
Savings Bank
New York Bank Closed by State Officials
The Cooper Exchange Bank at 29 Avenue A on New York's east side was closed today by order of the state banking department due to heavy withdrawals. An official cited banking concerns as the cause amid a sequence of bank-related turmoil.
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New York
Cooper Exchange Bank
Avenue A
State Banking Department
Poor Showing For Our Army
Washington reports from Surgeon General O Rielly show twenty one US Army killed in action in the past year with only two by gunshot. Deaths by own action and homicide rise as drownings reach forty five. Insanity increases and many cases predate enlistment. Tuberculosis and typhoid concerns reflect broader U S conditions and medical screening issues.
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Washington
United States Army
O’ Rielly
Ov Reilly
United State Army
Elvs
Strikers Put Mexican Railroad Out of Business
Monterey Mexico dispatch reports a four day standstill on the Monterey division as firemen strike escalates. Firemen and stokers show no action by the railroad to operate trains and shops are idle with no work available.
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Monterey
Mex
Mexican Central Railroad
Mutual Life executives testify on campaign gifts and philanthropy
New York October session of insurance inquiry closed after Fred Nixon's death. Mutual Life officers Richard A. Gillette and others testified that the company funded political campaigns with cash donations in 1896 1900 and 1910 while President McCurdy argued life insurers are philanthropic enterprises not profit driven.
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New York
Insurance Investigating Committee
Fred Nixon
Assembly of the Legislature
Westfield
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tose
Richard A. Mec
Granniss and
Giilette
Dr. Gillette
Mutual Life
Republican National Committee
McCurdy
Granniss
Lttle
McCall
New York Ife
McUrdy
Roswell Fair Opens with Strong Attendance
Special to the Morning Journal Roswell New Mexico October 10 Roswell fair opened today with large attendance despite clouds and rain threats The fair features include culinary displays and fine floral exhibits while hor de nature exhibits attract interest The event suggests a successful run despite cold weather and crowds continuing to arrive
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Hoswell
N. M
Rossell Fair
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