Formalities and Such Majestin Columns of Nets in Chesapeake Visit
Report on a formal naval reception as Prince Louis of Battenberg and British convoy arrive in Chesapeake Bay. Receptions aboard the Maine Alabama and fleet honors mark the visit to Annapolis amid exchanges with Admiral Evans and Governor Warfield. Royal party later pays call on Governor Warfield and Navy Yard officials.
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Annapolis
New
North Atlantic
Mie
Naval Academy
Maryland
Nig Highness
Prince Pauls of Battenberg
Chesapeake
Mnaw
Dake
Chesapeake Bay
Prince Louis
Eraliers
Boone
Maine
Missouri
Kantucky
Kearvarge
Alabama
Tillinois
Jows
Massachusetts
Bay
Hopkins
Macdonough
Lawrence
Worden
Stewart
Drake
Inez
Marne
Vans
Evans
Prince Loula
Davis
Sons
Ryan
Washington
Len
Admiral Sands
Warfield
Ulj
Awalligam
Uraye
Warneth
Emma Warfield
Louis
Dilek
Drirke
Sqebadron
Reavy
Brownson
Mauile Chips
Trince Ovis
One Child Among Them Murdered in Lienchan Mission
Four American missionaries and a child are reported murdered at the Lienchan mission in China. Victims include Dr. Chestnut and Mr and Mrs Pearle, wife of Charles Machle of Ghlo, with Elsie Machle, 13, their daughter. John Rogers Pearle, a new missionary from Pennsylvania, married to Miss Gillespie of Port Deposit, Md. Details are sparse. The Lienchan mission has multiple church buildings, schools, a boarding school with 109 pupils, a hospital, and a dispensary supporting native Christians.
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Lienchan
Chestnut
Chicago
Women's Hospital
John Roaces Pearte
Pennsylvania
Auguat
Kndrro
Hongkong
Llewctun
Chayinut
Pearle
Machte
New York
John Rogers Pearle
New Bloomnekk Fa
Lafayette College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Eleanor Chestnne
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Libela
Lemborg
Konghon
Lammen
Kawn
Canton
Concluding chapter of Boxer Uprising
Washington informed Emperor William that measures were taken to secure the withdrawal of troops from the suppression of the Boxer uprising. An article of the treaty gave powers the right to police the road from Peking to Tientsin to secure a safe retreat line for diplomats and foreigners. Some powers did not station troops. American guards remained at the embassy until recently relieved by marines. No plan to remove these guards is stated, with the emperor’s proposal aimed at the oppression of the Thentshuvecking rong.
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Washington
State Department
William
Elledt
Peeing
Plomate
Amerton
Aanal
Yeking
Michigan Manufacturers Endorse Roosevelt Freight Mite Plan
Detroit members of the National Manufacturers Association met today with two thirds represented in person or by proxy. They unanimously endorsed President Roosevelt on freight rate regulation reform and criticized the manner of the Interstate Commerce Commission policy discussed at a Chicago convention last week.
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Michigan
National Manufacturers’ Association
Detroit
Roosevelt
Chicago
Germans Defeat Natives At Orange River Action
Berlin dispatch reports Lieutenant General Von Trotha personally commanded a detachment against a trench force of rebels on the Orange river east of Hartebeestmund. Engagement lasted hours into night. German casualties: 3 officers and 13 men killed, 3 officers and 31 men wounded, 5 missing. Rebels retreated as night fell.
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Berlin
Africa
von Trotha
Orange River
Hartebeest—mund
Rebate Dispute On California Fruit Service
J S Teads, general manager of the Santa Fe Refrigerator Depots, testifies at an interstate commerce commission hearing about rebates given to private car interests in California fruit service. He argues rebates were necessary for the transit of fruit and questions the relation between railroads and refrigeration companies.
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Atcaison, Topeka
Edwin L. Bari
Los Angeles
Waarington
Ahiznera
California Fruit
J. S Teads
Santa Fe
Drepateh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hiv Transit
Ania
Mia
Terse News From Montana Railroads and Courts
Multiple Montana towns report brief items. Herman Jonnson of Willow Creek jailed in Butte on horse-theft charges. Livingston lodge outlines winter program with selective family-only dances. a park cafe in Livingston burned with about 400 dollars loss and no insurance. Copper King Mining offices move to Cooke City area. Billings sees Nebraska buyers seeking sheep amid high prices. Miles City team travels to Billings for a game. Earl Reynolds dies of typhoid fever in Miles City, his body to Minnesota for burial. Kendall bank hires Robert Henderson as cashier, local organization forms to build a church at Gilt Edge. trustees named among local merchants.
Suppressed Shaw Play Delayed in New York Court
In New York on November 1 the case in the galley court over Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession was adjourned to November 9 due to elections looming. Police Commissioner McAdoo stated Garrick theater managers sought to argue merits but he stood by his decision to halt the play during adjournment. A separate line promotes a laxative product with trademark claims.
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New York
Gallee
Mya. Warren
George Bernard Shaw
McAdoo
Polles Commission
Garrick Theater
Return to Work After Russia Manifesto Jubilation
Bogopol Russia November 1 railroad workers and telegraph operators stopped work yesterday following a jubilation over the manifesto that promises a constitution for Russia. Workers resumed duties as authorities seek to maintain order.
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Bogopol
Russia
Telei
Bankrupt Milliceatre Passes Away and Rises in Kansas
Chicago November report notes Charles J. Revilly a bankrupt millionaire of Topeka Kansas died at St Elisabeth's hospital after a stroke. He led coal and mercantile enterprises across Kansas Illinois and other states and his failures triggered the Devlin bankruptcy. Devlin aided by papers in Kansas City aimed to form new firms but the First National Bank at Topeka failed inflaming a wider financial collapse.
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M. 5. McLaughlin
Sixteenth St
Denver
Colo
Chicago
J.harles
J. Revilly
Topeka
Kan
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
Ily City
Kansas City
Charles Devlin
Kansas
Kansen
Illinois
Mmost
Marceline
Ilinois
Mt. Carmel
Toluca
Marquetts
Devlin Coal
Devlin-Miller Coal Company
Southwestern Fuel Company
Devin
Kanaan City
Varloun Enterprises
First National Bank
State of Kansas
Varloun
Devlin
First National Ven
Devlin Creeiverstade
Europe
New York
Topexd
Diamond Cutting Methods Change Says Experienced Cutter
A veteran diamond cutter explains a shift from old lead‑embedding practice to methodical appraisal of flaws to determine the best cutting direction. He notes Brazilian diamonds have cube-like form with six sharp points and emphasizes removing intersections to achieve a perfect shape.
Diamond Cutting and Polishing The Work Explained
The article describes the cutting process of a diamond from rough to finished gem. It explains how the table, culet, and sides are shaped, the black appearance from abrasive dust, and the polisher’s role in creating 54 facets. It notes the holder, wheel, and diamond dust used to produce a polished stone ready for market.
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Pollahes
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Admiral Evans
Anthor
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Boulder
Herman Jonnson
Willow Creek
Butte
Dunbar
Johnson
Dunbares
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Smeltins Oat Development
Inve Icon
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Nebraska
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Billings
Company IX
Earl Reypolds
Minn
Reynolds
Montane
Lewistown
First State Bank of
Kendall
Robert L. Henderson
Dief
Barnes-King Company
Felixay
St. Paul
Annheimer Bros
Crenlsstendall Banking Company
Sdmanston
R.A. Hlckee
Vincent Caraway
F. A. Barnes
W. Rogers
Charles Poster
Hostetter
Norfolk
Buster Brown
Buddy Tucker
Cooper's Spring
Milliceatre
Arles J. Beylis
Gversorn
State Medical Institute
Clark's Bank
Butte, Mont
Weat Broadway
Newbro
Sta Detroit
Mick Paxton & Rockefeller
Special
Verpiche Co
Eampleig Co
Battle
Standard Drag Co
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