Fleets Visit Japan Ended in Blaze of Glory
Yokohama October 25 American battleship fleet reception concluded with dinners on Fuji and Mikasa ships. Rear Admiral Sperry and officers received throngs. Sperry praised Japanese hospitality and the friendly farewell as crowds cheered along Ginza and at Shimbashi station.
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Morning Journal
Yokohama
Japan
Fuji
Mikasa
Sperry
Count Nodau
Shiba Palace
Shimbashi
Ginza
Teeneh
Carridge
Fiige
O'Brien
Irons
Dougherty
Tokio
Connecticut
Jackie
American Friend Association
Baron Kaneko
Baron Takahashi
America
Paron Kaneko
Emory
Commodore Perry
Karikama
Oregon
Chinese prepare to entertain Americans aboard cruiser
Officials from the United States Atlantict loan mission including Yu Lang and Kane Tun departed on the cruiser Hatael for Vins as the fleet is expected to arrive. The trip concerns the board of foreign affairs and related channels.
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Shanehal
United States
Fire surrounds Skinner village. lumber seized by flames
The village of Skinner, five miles north of Lowelltown, Maine, was enveloped by fire on October 23. Millions of feet of lumber burned as the Canadian Pacific Railroad backed a large force to protect its property. In the event Skinner is destroyed, inhabitants will be watched for safe shelter and food.
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Lowelltown
Skinner
Here
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Labor Leader Gompers Urges No Cabinet Post
Samuel Gompers of the AFL telegrams Jersey City to William J. Bryan stating he will not accept any public office under any circumstance and that labor’s contest is for justice, not office. The Democratic committee reports West Virginia Republicans wooing Democrats to Ohio to influence the election. Contributions to the Democratic National Committee from several donors and states are listed, including $1,000 from South Carolina and $250 from Pike County, Virginia.
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Man Mack
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Uryan
Jersey City
Washington
Dpc
William J. Tiryan
N. J
Ituperett
Mack
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
Democratic National Committee
John F. Metiuloners
Marendumetts
James D. Crupp
Ban on Mixed Sausage Held Valid by Court
Judge Wiest denied Armour & Co. an injunction to halt the Michigan pure food department from interfering with the sausage sale. The court ruled cereals and water added to sausage constitute adulterants used to cheat, and selling as pure food would violate the law and harm honest dealers.
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Lansing
Mich
Wiest
Armour & Co
State Pure Food Department
Michigan
Chanler Seeks Court Ruling on Sanity in Lunacy Case
John Armstrong Chandler with guardian Thomson T Sherman asked Justice Tracy in the New York supreme court for permission to appeal a lunacy finding. Chandler had escaped from Plominglea asylum and traveled to Virginia where he was later declared sane. Decision reserved with a ruling set for next Monday.
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New York
John Armstrong Chandler
Thomson T. Sherman
Justice Tracy
Supreme Court
Nashergt
Onde
Chanilley
Ploemingdale
Oeylum
Virginia
Man Fights I C C Order Over Cattle Rate Reductions
Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Virginia sues to restrain the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing a May order cutting cattle shipping rates to Chicago Kansas City St Louis and other points. Worley has spent over fifty years shoeing horses and describes Cham berlain s Pain Balm as giving him relief from lame back and rheumatism. For sale by all druggists.
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Fused
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest Territory
Chieueo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Samuel R. Worley
Hixburg
Chamberlain
Politicians Barred by Local Federation of Labor
After a stormy session the Staw Federation of Labor adopted an amendment to its constitution barring politicians and political tricksters from membership. Ward heelers are prohibited as part of the change announced on Oct. 3.
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Labor Federation
Poorta, Tit
Staw Federation of Labor
Rear Admiral A. Tf. Colon to be placed on retired list
Washington announces Rear Admiral A. Tf. Colon will be placed on the retired list of the navy October 30 next, due to age. The action reflects standard retirement procedures for long serving officers in the naval ranks.
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Washington
Get
A. Tf. Colon
Navy
United States Elem Court Hears Afternoon Re
A brief early afternoon session at the United States elementary court focused on pending motions and preliminary rulings. Court officials and several attorneys participated as the docket proceeded with routine civil matters and scheduling.
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Lonks
United States
Continued Auction at J T Johnsons Details
At 2:00 p m this afternoon an auction continues at 809 South Broadway with unsold furniture including carpets bedding chairs tables gas stove and more Also one barn horse cow carriage and hack are listed The horse sale moved from North First Street in front of Raabe Mauger’s to the Johnson sale site and will follow immediately Auctioneer J F Palmer.
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North First Street
Raabe & Mauger's
Godard
Antoinette Rupp
Neeke
New York
Marie Antoinette
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