Atlanta Woman’s Desperate Attempt On Life
Miss Ann Rodgers, a Cincinnati College of Design student, attempted suicide by taking morphine and quinine after a troubled period. She traveled from Atlanta to Cincinnati with Joseph W Foote, her guardian, and is now in a precarious condition recovering consciousness after medical intervention.
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Crvciny Str
Ann Rodgers
Cinemnnati College
Dinsi
Aabi- Palresien
Cucinnati
Janta
Indiana
Sid
Foot
Burning of Barnam 6 Mu seum At Bridgeport
Report of a large fire at Barnam 6 Mu seum in Bridgeport Conn on Nov 2 destroying the main building and most animals including four elephants five lions leopards six panthers four kangaroos and more. One elephant escaped drowned near the lighthouse. another roamed to a farm and was shot. Insurance values cited and origin of fire described as suspected arson with a worker attacked by a unknown man.
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Bridgeport
Barsam & Baileys Circus
Christopher Llata
Buckand
Haley Sotihis
Billy
New Capeaxs
Fhibedeaux
Chad
Cffivers
LaFourchearish
Thibodeaux
Knobrock
Sugar Bi
Lawleas
Forest Fires Ravage Tennessee and Arkansas Counties
Across Munrum Tennessee and nearby areas fires devastate farms and businesses. Ovington and surrounding towns report extensive losses, including Leatherwood and Turner's general store and law offices in Link, with most damage uninsured or underinsured. Dense smoke halts steamers and rail travel, while fires push into Crittenden Arkansas and Mississippi counties, threatening homes, equipment, and churches. Police report heightened danger and widespread destruction with vast agricultural losses, and authorities warn travel is severely hindered by smoke and fire outbreaks.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Munrum
Tenn
Ovington
E South
Leatherfoud & Turner
Link
Byetatiice
E W Bronheal
Crittendon
Vicksburg
Mass
Memphis
Kansas City
St Lous
Foreat City
Mound City
Political turmoil and railway rate disputes unfold in November notices
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on Standard Oil tank car disputes with George Rice of Ohio alleging discrimination and long haul violations amid testimony from railway officials. South Carolina faces a vast assembly session amid bills on agriculture, interest rates, labor, and constitutional reform. Meanwhile Paris politics show President Grevy resisting early resignation as Clemenceau and others decline to form a ministry, fueling a republican rally for reform.
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Standard Company
Washington
Interatite Commerce Cofinrigeton
George Rice
Maxietta
Ohio
Standard OF
Louaville and
Nashvills
Judgs Loomis
Toalsville
Nashville
Standard Oil Company
Ens
Virgil Powers
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Charles A Small
South Alway and Steamship Association
3Tr
Powers
Halsey
Franteriile
Ala
Iim of
Lepatiéa
Tsb
Michela
Mani
Jolibas
Michelin
Rovot
United Republicans
Ohne Oh
M. Grevy
Mat. Finguet
Songeon
Mallard
Achard
Plantean
Bassy
Lainenot
Camelinai
Biotin
Milereand
Galvinhac
Bessory
Seine
G. Grevy 2
Avieriancs Committea
Miapai Counc
Filtesn
Councl
Federation of the Seine
Vigilanes Comatteo
Sentenced for Jury Bribery in San Francisco
Frank Northey, recently convicted in a jury bribery case, faced sentencing in San Francisco on November 9. The court noted his involvement with alleged bribery schemes aimed at influencing jurors and obstructing the public trial process.
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San Francisco
Cal
Frank Northey
Parnell’s Views on London Visit and Ireland Governance
London November 21 Farnell comments during a London visit on Ireland and the British government. He denounces a feeble administration, argues coercion acts breed defiance, and claims unionist rule undermines law respect while urging self government to restore order and prosperity.
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Lonoon
Farnell
London
Ireland
Maponry
House of Commona
League
Erin
Youch
Convict Denied Habeas Writ Over Dual Sentences Case
A U S Supreme Court decision denies a habeas corpus writ for William M. Frenry of South Carolina. He seeks to avoid multiple terms for fraud acts within six months, arguing only one punishment should apply. Court rules his acts were separate offenses, allowing consecutive sentences. Waite delivers the opinion.
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Albany
Washeraton
United States Supreme Court
William M. Frenry
South Carolina
Henry
United States District Court
Western District of
Waite
Deceased Ministers Memorialized by Methodists Conference
The Sunday School Report from Danvare Virginia dated November 21 notes solemn memorial services for ministers who died this year, the largest ministerial death toll for the conference in a year. Memorial papers were read and eulogies given. J D Blackwell and Dr W W Bonhart spoke. The report also cites increases in Sunday school participation, with about 8,000 teachers and 6,000 pupils. Norfolk and Mearirerabore will be rearranged into new districts, creating one pew district and expanding totals.
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Danvare
Slaver
J.D. Blackwell
W. W. Bonhart
Sunday School Board
Norfolk and Mearirerabore
Ali
Bodies of the Sanken Steamer 7 Schotton Found
The Sanken steamer W. A. Schotton sank after a collision in fog off Halford. Two bodies were recovered and more survivors were taken to New York aboard the Rosa Barry. The vessel carried a crew of sixteen and lifeboats and life preservers were aboard. A US inspector reported the ship in fair condition.
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Schootton
Mary
Rosa
Bare
Saul
New York
Bersona
Sli
W. A. Scholian
Fo Balak
Raven
Chiat
Dixh Papwn Epainger F. Dixaren
Gaptain Wooster
Sant
W. A. Schotton
Aura
East Goodwin
Bucher
Janine
Hempre
United States
Simunboss
Deys Guin
Soholton
Paihia
Baltimore
Ohio
The Crown Prince Swelling Eubsiding Bulletin
A late bulletin reports the crown prince’s throat swelling is subsiding. Observations note reduced tenderness and improved swallowing with no pain during eating. The update indicates progress since the onset and mentions a brown discoloration near the left surface area.
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Bentiig
Rome
Loses and Fires Dominate North Gulf News Teletype
Fragments report yellow fever concerns with an early morning visit by Hamilton about two cases and one death, plus a cotton fire on the steamship Kimberly near New Orleans that caused limited damage and a large loss of cotton. Other items mention Moxwackes brewer protest and labor statements in various towns.
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Sacmsonvans
Fis
Phereng
Toe
Tony ‘Ashington
Hamilton
Br. Portar
Tampa
Fla
New
Orreas
Battihe
Kimberly
Prohibition Argument By B H Hin In Favor of its Success
A long prose piece argues that prohibition is morally right for society, not just legally, and cites Maine Kansas as proof. It defends anti liquor measures, denounces opponents as avaricious, and claims prohibition reduces crime, poverty, and ruin, with governor and state officials endorsing its benefits.
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Supreme Court of
Atlanta
Moloch
Wiliam E. Gladstone
Fabio
Tapruvars
Hercules
Noah
Hue
Raovet
Amd
Maine
Fulton County
Blaine
United States
Congress
Augueta
Jaune H. Bropwall
Maing
Lsborer
Kansas
Topeka
Kargas
Supreme Court
Torkea
Bis
Atlante
Gulon
Ksare
Altom
Div Ag
Gu Ford
Paz
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Union Tank Line
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House of Lords
Asouth Carolina
House of Representatives
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Henry V
Lesly
James AL Winson
Mitchell
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Company
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Canal Company
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Boros
Marba van Sass
Robert Wald
Brunswick Land Imprexement and Colonization Company
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New Years
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John A Hostem
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LA Methodists
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Ovary Movement
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