Neill company stages The Lottery of Love at Sutton’s theater
The Neill company opened a week at Sutton’s with The Lottery of Love an adapted French three act piece. Strong cast with Miss Andrews and Miss Chapman praised for refined performances. Tonight Ideal Husband, then District Attorney, will head the bill with nightly changes. Also Bar rel of Money plays at Sutton’s Family Theater to a full house and jugglers at Maguire’s Grand draw crowd.
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Zenobia
Louise Brownell
John W. Burton
Frank MacVicars
Donald Bowles
Scott Seaton
Mary Elizabeth Forbes
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Charges Against Mealey in Monterey Robbery Case
Ambassador Clay ton, under State Department instructions, investigated W. A. Mealey an American mining man arrested at Monterey. Mealey was released on bail then rearrested on robbery and perjury charges, basis of which is unclear. The case highlights American residents in Mexico losing citizenship duties. Gerald's cafe, 34 West Broad way.
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Oct
Clayton
State Department
Washington
W. A Mealey
Monterey
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Mealey
Mexico
United States
Religious Services Proposed Building at World’s Fair
Churches in St Louis led by the Evangelical alliance and Archbishop Kalin petitioned the world’s fair management for a suitable building at the fair grounds to hold religious meetings and display exhibits from various religious bodies.
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St. Louis
Servia Monarch Opens New National Assembly Speech
King Alexander opened the new Servia national assembly with a throne speech pledging to uphold the constitution. He expressed gratitude for friendly relations with foreign states and stressed Servia's policy of maintaining friendship and confidence with Russia.
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Belgrade
Alexander
National Assembly
Servia
Russia
Movements of Professor F Demaar tens of St Peters burg
London reports note Professor F Demaar tens of the University of St Peters burg is also a member of the Rus party. The article outlines his movements and possible affiliations as part of a broader intelligence briefing.
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London
F. Demaartens
University of St. Petersburg
Brussels correspondent denies Russian mission on South Africa
The Brussels correspondent for the Standard denies any assignment from the Russian government regarding South Africa and says Boer circles in Brussels reject any likelihood of Russian intervention.
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Sian Privy Council
Brussels
the Standard
Set-Off Permitted in U S Bankruptcy Creditor Case
Judge W T Newman in Atlanta rules a payment to a bankrupt’s creditor within four months of filing must be surrendered before proving the claim. A subsequent special set-off for preferences is allowed even when the preference was not knowingly received, with an order to appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans.
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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
Constitution Immoral, Says Cambridge Man Faces Church Ruling
James Jackson of Cambridge, suspended by the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church for taking an oath to uphold the U S Constitution upon naturalization, plans to contest the ruling. He attended services today as the case draws Massachusetts interest. Rev J M Foster says the constitution is immoral for omitting God and claims sovereign authority for God alone.
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Boston
James Jackson
Camridge
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
United States
Jackson
Massachusetts
J. M. Foster
Cuba Trade Totals 1901 vs 1900 in Ten Months
War Department figures show Cuba imported 54.41 million in goods from May 1900 to April 1901, down from 59.93 million a year earlier, while exports rose to 40.99 million, up from 95.40 million. Major import and export country breakdowns are listed with percent changes.
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Cuba
Insular Affairs
War Department
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Spain
South Amerca
Porto Rico
North American
South America
Missionary Kidnapping Standoff Baffles Ministers
In Constantinople on October 20 the US delegation reports no definite news from Rev. Dr Haskell or Rev J W Baird regarding Miss Eilen M Stone and Madame Tsuka abducted in Samakov Bulgaria. Baird has returned to Samakov after failing to reach the brigands from the Turkish side. efforts shift to Bulgaria.
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United States
H. ©. Haskell
J. W. Baird
Bamakov
Bulgaria
Eilen M. Stone
Mme
Tsuka
Baird
Djumabalo
Samakov
Kieler Zeitung reports 11 expelled for Schleswig reunion advocacy
The Kieler Zeitung states eleven residents of Kielenhand near the Danish border were expelled for publicly supporting the reunion of Schleswig with Denmark.
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Get
Kieler Zeitung
Kielenhand
Schleswig
Denmark
Wright named Ireland solicitor general to high court
London reports George F. Wright solicitor general for Ireland is appointed a high court judge to succeed the late Justice Murphey. John Campbell will take Wright's place as solicitor general for Ireland.
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London
George F. Wright
Ireland
High Court of Judicature
Murphey
John Campbell
Mr. Wright
Catching a Sawfish on Rod and Line Off Florida Reef
The Evening Star recounts Prof. Charles F. Holder’s encounter on a Florida reef voyage. A giant sawfish, over 12 feet long with a 25-spined snout, was battled with line, oars, and a lance before being towed to Bush Key and slain. It notes other sawfish records, including Edward Von Hofe’s 14-foot, 600-pound specimen caught on tarpon gear.
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Charles F. Holder
Florida
Yucatan
Bush Key
Chief
Paublo
Order of the
Edward von Hofe
New York
Red Fish Point
Catoosahatchee
von Hofe
Murderer and Robber Scheduled for Execution in Philippines
Washington reports that George A. Raymond, a former private in the 41st volunteer infantry, was tried by military commission in the Philippines on murder robbery and criminal assault charges and sentenced to be hanged. The case details reveal a three day spree of killing robbing and assault following muster out. General Chaffee approved the death sentence citing depravity and dangerous criminal propensities.
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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 Naval Ship Building
Admiral Bowles reports slow progress in constructing ships due to strikes and armor and steel forgings delays. He notes government liability for these delays, praises standardization of fittings to cut costs, and discusses fireproof wood tests. He urges moving the Havana dry dock to Olongapo for Asiatic station readiness.
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Washington
Admiral Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Havana
Olongapo
Philippine Islands
Asiatic
Philippine
Congress
Remains of Senator Davis to be buried in Washington
Mrs. K. Davis left for Washington to establish residence there and will transport her late husband’s body for burial in the national cemetery. The plan to build a mausoleum in a city park was debated but not acted on, and Mrs. Davis moved to end the delay by moving the remains to Washington for final interment.
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K. Davis
Washington
National Cemetery
Davis
Death of Jeremiah H. H. McCarthy Western Passenger Agent
Jeremiah H. H. McCarthy, Western passenger agent of the West Shore, died here today from heart failure. A native of Canada, his body will be shipped to London for interment.
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Chicago
Jeremiah HH. McCarthy
West Shore
McCarthy
Canada
London
Steamer Manchester Shipper Floated Off At High Water
The Manchester Shipper was ashore on Pier Ledge Lowe Point CC B and was floated off at high water last night without tugs. She proceeded to the government wharf at North Sydney this morning under her own steam.
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Halifax
Manchester
Pierres Ledge
Lowe Point
CC. B
Government Wharf
North Sydney
Dayton Officer James Michie Dies Suddenly at 60
Capt. James Michie, longtime commissary of the National Soldiers' Home, and brother of the late General Michie of West Point, died suddenly in Dayton, Ohio, today at age 60.
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Ohio
James “. Michie
The
National Soldiers’ Home
Michie
West Point
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