Alvord Said to Be Near Mount Vernon
New York October 25 rumors spread that Cornelius L. Alvord Jr., a bank teller who defaulted, might be hiding in Mount Vernon or nearby. Police chief Ley and residents weighed whether he was within reach, amid signs of his social ambitions influencing his life and marriage.
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Mount Vernon
Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
Alvord
Foley
Chester Hill
Barney
Samuel Stewart
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Nowa
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New Haven
Hartford
Harlem
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Eoclety
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Mra
Mrs Alvord Bets On Races Spotted In Boxes
New York October 25 betting men at local tracks dispute Mrs Alvord could not have lost large sums via commissioners without being found out They suggest her visits to race tracks included frequent box seating at major courses and she often went unaccompanied to observe.
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New York
Alvord
Eam
Allard
Race betters and a vanished husband on Havana voyage
A fragment tells of a wife who bets on horse races through track messengers and a man named Alvord who typically wagers 19 to 25 dollars per race. Reports say Alvord and wife booked passage under assumed names aboard a Mexico bound for Cuba via Havana. Investigators say Alvord was not aboard the vessel when it arrived.
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Alvord
Mexico
Iron Market More Active Amid Provisional Orders
Iron and steel traders show an active market with provisional orders tied to election outcomes. Purchases cover finished material, pig iron, and plates with price increases at Pittsburg mills. Rail and Bessemer steel activity cited, including a 1000 ton sale at 12.60 per furnace, while some producers remain out of the market awaiting clarity from political results.
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Pittsburg Mills
Neice
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Tades At
Bessemer
Amalgamation Blocked Between Chicago and Alton and KC Southern
Harriman in Chicago declines to confirm reports of a looming merger. Chicago and Alton would align with Kansas City Southern while keeping KC Southern separate with fixed charges assumed by Alton. Union Pacific Missouri, Kansas and Texas oppose consolidation. sources note closer ties among Harriman group railroads. Also includes medical and consumer ad blurbs and Clarke county public school notice set for December 6 1900.
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Kansas City Southern
Chicago
E. H. Harriman
Chicago and Alton Railroad
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Com
Vanderbilt
Hoe
Bowser
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Gulf
Alton
Union Pacific
Missouri
Kan‘een
Texas Roads
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Board of Education
Clarke County
County Board of Education
John T. Pittard
Thos. H. Dozier
Court issues troop pay stance and Cuba transport plan
A review of government actions on troop pay denials and transport to Cuba and Porto Rico. Reports include a customs ruling reopening cordial liquor tariffs with France, a navy ordnance fire at Indian Head, and indictments of Georgia postmasters for conspiracy. Also covered are a crime in Harmony Grove, a drowning death, and various local notices.
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Porto Rico
Indian Head
Wasnixotox
Admiral O'Neill
Navy Department
Ums
Degeneracy Defense in murder trial at Rosslyn Ferroll
In a Morrison case from Oct. 25, degeneracy is the defense proposed for Rosslyn Ferroll who faces an alleged murder charge. The aunt testified that the prisoner’s parents are closely related and that his married uncle has shown sorrowful mood in court. Mills fix price of lead and cotton mill men in South Carolina formed a mutual-benefit combination to standardize prices and reduce competition. Also noted is a promotion for Pain-Killer by Perry Davis, claimed as a universal remedy for stomach cramping and dysentery with a long proven history.
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Paulding
New York
United States Court For
Southern District of New York
Harmony Grove
Della Hood
Scroggina
Gus Fellows
Miss Hood
Gainesville
Fellows
W. D. Handman
Hood
Holder
Candler
Fellow
Manoavkee
Rosslyn Ferroll
Moerens
Adama Express
St Mra An
Steuben
Bos
Tho
South Carolina
Perry Davia
Price
Desperate Battle With Chinese Rebels Reported Amid Siege
Canton reports a reward for rebel leaders in Shotom district as clashes erupt. In Hona-Kono 4000 villagers attacked, 2000 killed, rebels lose 400 killed, nine thousand troops move to aid survivors, details pending. Germans capture two, no German casualties.
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Shotom
Hona-Kono
Hong-Kong
Samto-Chouk- Kwai-Bhin
Peng-Kok
Hoong
Lamtau
Foreign Edict Aims to Protect Aliens in Shen-8i Province
Paris dispatch reports M. Pichon the French minister at Peking is convalescing from typhoid fever and expected to recover. The foreign office notes a credited uproar while the Han-Kow British liner Romedalen abandoned at sea after Charleston departure. In Jacksonville Florida a capital removal meeting shows strong state wide support with officials optimistic about Jacksonville as the future capital.
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Uesathlatorn
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Jacksonville
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Capital Removal Association
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Ay Hs
Hn . P
Valuable mineral find in Umber area sparks interest
Reports from Tennessee and nearby areas describe a valuable mineral discovery near Umber and Onattawooca with claims of one of the section s finest finds. Advertisements note land sales near Clarksboro with farm parcels and timber, plus loan notices from Athens Georgia and a One Minute Cough Cure promotion.
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Onattawooca
W. C. Potts Place
Clarksboro
H. T. Davenport
Athens, Ga
Georgia Loan and Trast Co
Bryan in Philadelphia Brief Stop Before New Jersey Trip
William J. Bryan arrived in Philadelphia from Wilmington at 9 26 am after a Maryland and Delaware itinerary. Thousands cheered as he was escorted from his hotel to a balcony where he was introduced by Col A H McClure and spoke briefly before heading to a boat for Washing Park New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Wilmington
Del
Maryland
Delaware
Democratic Committee of
Times Thasiendt
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He McClure
Mr. Bryan
Ware
Roosevelt Starts Early Amid Egg Throwing Incident
Roosevelt and his party began a day of speeches aboard a special train leaving Unica New York. The crowd stirred by last night’s egg incident. Governor Kawmealts’ health reported good. First stop was Camden in Oneida County with foggy morning conditions and a planned route toward Syracuse.
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Roosevelt
Watertows
Camden
Oneida County
John Bhermas Laid To Rest At Mansfield
A late notice recalls the funeral of John Bhermas in Mansfield with a public tribute. The Sharman funeral train carried the casket. crowds gathered at the station as the ceremony honored Sherman. Ohio’s Republican campaign paused with offices closed in Mansfield as the day unfolded. Coal shipments for the US fleet in Chinese waters were reported amid other items.
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Maxsheip
John
Sherman
Coumunvsa, O
Ohio
Lord Fame
Manafildnia
United States
Mitchell Will End the Miners Strike at Last
A United Mine Workers conference, begun yesterday in Hazleton-Wilkesbarre area, resumes with hopes of a late-night decision on ending the miners strike. Railroads may be asked not to handle coal from mines not granting wage increases while Hasleton district notices indicate added coal payments. Labor officials’ approval needed before any action, with public announcement likely tomorrow.
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Lelie and Wilkesbarre
Ite Co
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Fia
Wit Boderate
Deputies Scooping Coal at Cameron Colliery Grounds
Fifty deputies with revolvers scoop buckwheat coal from the Cameron colliery culm bank as 90 coal and iron men guard the grounds around the breaker to keep strikers away. Only workers may approach. jeers rise from the public rows west of the colliery. The article also notes a legislature endorsed plan for Alfred Bacon to back Bryan and Stevenson, with further election consolidation efforts.
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Cameron
Emamoxty
Ripley Testifies In Greene-Gaynor Hearing In New York
Ripley the first witness for the United States court in Georgia testifies in the Greene and Gaynor hearing in New York. John F. and William T. Gaynor appear with B D A Brears Sambefinad sound noted in report.
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New York
New Yoas
Henry
United States Court
George
John F
William T
Gaynor
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