Change of Bill Nightly at Suttons and Maguires
The Neill company opened a week's engagement at Sutton's Family Theater with The Lottery of Love, an adaptation from the French in three acts, praised for its refinement and well distributed parts. A Barrel of Money also began a week at Suttons with four acts, offering heroism and treachery with rapid, shifting scenes. The Juggling Japs at Maguire's Grand drew a large crowd with intricate sleight of hand.
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Sutton
New Theater
Znobin Sheramy
Lillian Andrews
Edythe Chapman
Zenobia
Louise Brownell
John W. Burton
Frank MaccVicars
Donald Bowles
Scott Seaton
Mary Elizabeth Forbes
Suttons Family Theater
The
American Miner Mealey in Mexico Faces Robbery and Forgery Charges
W A Mealey an American mining man in Monterey Mexico is rearrested on robbery and perjury charges amid ambassadorial efforts to secure bail release. The case ties to a long legal battle over his status as a permanent Mexico resident and US citizen duties. Gerald's cafe 34 West Broadway noted for context.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Oct
Clayton
State Department
Washington
W. A Mealey
Monterey
Mealey
United States
Servia Monarch Opens National Assembly in Belgrade
King Alexander opened Servia’s new national assembly in Belgrade on October 20. The throne speech pledged support for the new constitution, praised friendly relations with foreign states, and stressed Servia’s traditional policy of securing friendship and confidence of Russia.
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Belgrade
Alexander
National Assembly
Servia
Russia
Movements of Professor f Demaar tens at St Petersburg
London Oct 21 report concerns Professor F Demaar tens of the University of St Petersburg who is also a member of the Kus. The item notes his movements and affiliations as part of a broader reference.
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London
F. Demaartens
University of St. Petersburg
Kus
Privy Council Denies Russian Mission Tied to South Africa
Brussels correspondent for the Standard says no mission from the Russian government exists regarding South Africa. He adds Boer circles in Brussels undermine any prospect of Russian intervention.
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Sian Privy Council
Brussels
the Standard
Set-Off Rules In Bankruptcy Cited By Judge Newman
Atlanta judge rules that a creditor who received a payment within four months before bankruptcy must surrender it to prove a claim. He also allows a set-off for preferences even when the payment was unknowingly received, sending the matter to the circuit court of appeals in New Orleans for review.
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Atlanta
W. T. Newman
United States District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Newman
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Immoral Constitution Controversy at Second Reformed Church
James Jackson of Cambridge, just naturalized after ten years in the U S, was suspended by the Second Reformed Presbyterian church for pledging to uphold the Constitution. Church leader Rev J M Foster denounces the U S Constitution as immoral and atheistic, refusing allegiance to it.
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Boston
James Jackson
Cambicdge
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
United States
Jackson
Massachusetts
J. M. Foster
Cuba Trade Report Shows Shifts in 1901 Cuba Commerce
War Department figures compare April 1901 to 1900 for Cuba ten month period. Imports total 54.41 million, down from 59.03 million. exports total 49.99 million, down from 55.40 million. Gold and silver imports drop sharply. United States remains top trading partner.
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Washington
Cuba
Insular Affairs
War Department
United States
North American
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Spain
South America
Porto Rico
Two Ministers Fail in Bulgaria Abduction Case
Constantinople dispatches report the US legation still lacks news from Rev. Dr. H. Haskell and Rev. J. W. Baird of the Congregation mission at Bamakovo Bulgaria. They sought contact with abductors of Miss Eilen M Stone and Mme Tsilka to arrange ransom terms. Baird had returned to Samakoy from Djumabalo saying efforts to reach brigands from the Turkish side failed.
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Constantinople
United States
H. ©. Haskell
J. W. Baird
Bamakovo
Bulgaria
Eilen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Baird
Djumabalo
Samakoy
Wright Named Ireland Solicitor General to High Court
London reports George F. Wright solicitor general for Ireland is appointed a high court judge succeeding the late Justice Murphey. John Campbell is named to succeed Wright in the solicitor general role.
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London
George F. Wright
Ireland
High Court of Judicature
Murphey
John Campbell
Mr. Wright
Giant Sawfish Battle Ends In Bitter Tug Of War
In a Florida reef chase, Prof. Charles F. Holder and companions hauled a giant sawfish over 12 feet long after a grueling battle. The sawfish fought fiercely, nearly capsizing the boat, then was towed ashore and measured. An earlier note cites Edward Von Hofe’s 14-foot 600-pound sawfish caught on a tarpon trip.
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Evening Star
Charles F. Holder
Florida
Yucatan
Bush Key
Paublo
Negro
Edward von Hofe
New York
Red Fish Point
Catoosahatchee
von Hofe
Murderer and Robber Sentenced to Hang in Philippines
Washington reports George A Raymond a former private in the 41st volunteer infantry was tried by military commission in the Philippines on murder assault and robbery charges and sentenced to be hanged. He killed a comrade and robbed two others before assaulting a native girl, prompting General Chaffee to condemn his depravity and call for the death penalty.
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Washington
George A. Raymond
41St Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
War Department
Raymond
Pampanga
San Jose
Henry Bohn
41St Infantry
Ulrich F. Rogers
George L. Muhn
41St
United States Army
Chaffee
Result of Steel Strike Delays Navy Ship Construction
Admiral Bowles reports slow progress in building ships this year due to strikes and armor and steel forging delays. He assigns blame for government-related delays, notes gains in standardizing ship fittings to cut costs, and discusses tests of fire proofed wood. He urges moving the Havana dry dock to Olongapo for faster Asiatic station access.
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Washington
Admiral Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Havana
Olongapo
Philippine Islands
Asiatic
Philippine
Congress
Mrs. Davis Plans Washington Burial for Late Senator
Mrs. K. Davis left St. Paul for Washington to bury her late husband in a national cemetery. The body was disinterred at her request after legislators debated a city park mausoleum, but no action was taken. The move has sparked commentary as the senator is removed from the state that honored him in life.
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St. Paul
K. Davis
Washington
National Cemetery
Davis
McCarthy Western Passenger Agent Dies in Chicago
Jeremiah H. Mc Carthy western passenger agent of the Weat Shore died in Chicago today from heart failure. He was a native of Canada and his body will be taken to London for interment.
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Chicago
Jeremiah H. McCarthy
Weat Shore
McCarthy
Canada
London
Steamer Manchester Shipper Floated Off Kh Pier Ledge
The Manchester Shipper ran aground at Pier res Ledge Lowe Point C B but was floated at high water last night without tugs. She proceeded to the government wharf North Sydney this morning.
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Halifax
Manchester
Pierres Ledge
Lowe Point
C. B
Government Wharf
North Sydney
Captain Michie Dies at Sixty in Dayton
Captain James Michie commissary of the National Soldiers' Home for many years died suddenly in Dayton at age sixty. He was brother of the late General Michie of West Point. The October report notes his passing.
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Ohio
James
Michie
The
National Soldiers’ Home
West Point
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