Multitude of World News From The Intelligencer Briefs
Admiral H C Taylor notes navy shortages while General Crozier reports a new musket test success. Roosevelt heads south on a two week trip as wireless control is urged. Hazleton guards return to Philadelphia and the Supreme Court recesses until December. Yukon gold output, crop yields, and bank conventions highlighted.
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Army Bureau of Ordnance
Roosevelt
Washington
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United States
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Pennsylvania
Hazleton
Philadelphia
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Sarah Frost
Henry Frost
James Kiley
New York
Archbishop Ireland
Canada
Chaffee
Wright
San Francisco
Manila
Sumner
Chicago
Panama Canal
Colombia
Yukon
Department of Agriculture
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine Adams
W. H. Kimberlin
Kansas City
John Scan
Bragg
Cuba
Hong Kong
Federal Salt Trust
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
America
Grover Cleveland
Alan G. Mason
Boston
Clara A. Morton
Waverly
Mase
A Week's Record of News Condensed
A weekly roundup summarizes home and foreign items across politics industry and society. It covers industrial field developments personal and political items and notable happenings at home and abroad within the past seven days.
Indiana vote totals and regional re utes across states
The report lists Indiana total votes 500 071 and Republican plurality 35 564. Other items note deaths of Uncle Lige Bledsoe in Kentucky at 133, Michael Clifford turning 100 in Baraboo Wisconsin, and Cleveland lawyer Judge J P Caldwell dying in Battle Creek Michigan. Missouri Secretary Cook reports Democratic plurality 45 244. Indiana Republicans push Durbin as 1904 vice presidential candidate.
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Lige Bledsoe
Harrodsburg
Michael Clifford
Baraboo
Wis
Illinois
Busse
J. P. Caldwell
Cleveland
Battle Creek
Mich
Cook
Missouri
Indianapolis
W. T. Durbin
Honduran election and era of upheaval reported
Manuel Coriella is named president of Honduras amid regional turmoil. Venezuela's President Castro makes a triumphal Caracas entry after routing rebel forces. Notable cross channel balloon flight from Isle of Man to Scotland by John Mackenzie Bacon and Stanley Spencer. Sagasta and the Spanish cabinet resign to King Alfonso. Elingamite wreck leaves ninety six missing after Three Kings Island collision. Santa Maria volcano eruption in Guatemala buries four towns and kills thousands. Chinese massacre of 1700 Roman Catholics reported in southern China by bomb attackers.
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Honduras
Manuel Coriella
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
John Mackenzie Bacon
Stanley Spencer
Isle of Man
Scotland
Senor Sagasta
Alfonso
Kings Island
Santa Maria
Guatemala
China
Overall mid Atlantic news roundup with varied events
The report covers progress in the Philippines, a French coal strike end, Pennsylvania governor race result, holiday trade outlook, Princeton football championship, U S business failures, rail wage increases, postal rate proposal, labor union efforts, volcanic eruption tolls, Wall Street slump, bribery conviction, Scranton coal commission testimony, Lebanon boiler explosion, sheriff shootout, presidential bear hunt, Bryant home fire, Clifton Beach death, tobacco trust war, Kentucky mob execution, Armour plant fire, Salvation Army gains, Vermont liquor shift, presidential camp dinner, Texas congressman, Youngstown tragedy, Terrell cyclone, Breckinridge praise, Manila cholera fears, anarchist Leopold incident, Lake Shore wage rise, and major college football scores.
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Dillingham
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Roosevelt
Smedes
Miss
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Roberts
Henry Somerset
Temperance Advocate
New York
England
St. Louis
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
New Orleans
Chicago
Cuba
Arbitration Commission
Leslie Combes
Louisville
Guatemala
W. G. Hunter
Territory
Hawaii
Samuel M. Lindsay
Porto Rico
Anthracite Strike Commission
Scranton
Washington
Shaw
American Bankers’ Association
Caldwell Hardy
Norfolk
Adna R. Chaffee
Merchants’ Association
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lewisburg
Tenn
John Davis
Robert Adair
American Federation of Labor
Cyclone
Little Sunflower River
Cypress Swamp
Judge Madden
Emporia
Kan
Prof
Vanora
Hamilton S. Hawkins
National Soldiers
Lebanon
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Bliss
Central National Bank of Boston
J.P. Morgan
Russell Sage
Chaffee
Philippines
France
Pennsylvania
Pennypacker
Princeton
Burlington, Grand Trunk and Wabash
Payne
Congress
Germany
American Federation of Labor Convention
Santa Maria
Wall Street
Ed Butler
Strike Arbitration Commission
John Mitchell
Henry Krohm
Ejria
Mississippi Woods
Manchester
James Masterson
M. P. Brittingham
Bratt
Mitchelb
Coal Commission
Cedarmere
William Cullen Bryant
Roslyn
L. I
Clifton B. Beach
Twentieth
Ohio
Rocky River
Tobacco Trust
Harlan Buckles
Robert L. Reid
Elizabethtown
Armour & Co
Sioux City
General Booth
Salvation Army
Morris Sheppard
Texas
James Ross
Youngstown
Terrell
Tex
Breckinridge
Manila
Rubino
King Leopold
Belgium
Lake Shore Railroad
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cornell
Lafayette
Nervous mother urged to take Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
An irritable mother unable to calmly care for children is described as suffering from nervous unrest tied to uterine health. The text advises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to strengthen her system, steady her nerves, and prevent scenes with disobedient children.
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May Brown
Chicago
Ill
Prognam
America
E. Pinkham
Literary Union
Grant Place
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Minprep McKexny
Pearl St
San Francisco
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