Marriage of Sergeant Albert Rosseau and Miss Ann Ryan
Sergeant Albert Rosseau of the 15th Cavalry and Miss Anna Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pan of Burlington, wed at St Marys Cathedral. Rev J F Gillis officiated. Attended by Elizabeth Ryan and Private Jamon Carne G. The couple left for a short wedding trip after a breakfast at the bride’s home.
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Geant Albert Rosseau
Ann Ryan
Burlington
Albert Roa
15Th Cavalry
Anna Dwighter
Ed- Pan
St. Mary's Cathedral
That City
J. F. Gillis
Elizabeth Ryan
Jamon Carne
Grom
Rosecan
Joseph Roeseat
Worcester
Maas
Treaty in Peril Amid Murderous Plot Aboard Dakota
Seattle dispatch recalls a night in Yokohama harbor when a torpedo attack aimed to derail a Japan Russia peace treaty drafted at Portsmouth. Dr William Lopp, surgeon aboard the Dakota, describes the torpedo boat line breaking, launches, and men in the water as officers and passengers witnessed the perilous confrontation.
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Seattle
Wash
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
Dakota
Yokohama
William Lopp
Peace Commission
Va Mektangle
Satine Ey Oe Caprain Sg
Sagi
Fragmentary note on wreck and treaty mentions
The readable fragments describe sailors clinging to wreckage during a battle and ships saved, with an unclear reference to a treaty. Names, dates, places and clear outcomes are not present in the legible text.
Domestic Tragedy Ends in Murder Suicide on Dorset Mountain
Dorset reports a domestic tragedy as John McWain, who had a history of heavy drinking, killed his wife after beating her and later shot himself when an officer attempted to arrest him. The officer, barred from entry, heard a shot, returned to the home, and found McWain dead beside a revolver.
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Dorset
John McWain
Dorset Mountain
McWain
Frost
Massive Buenos Aires fire causes million-dollar loss
A major blaze yesterday engulfed a warehouse in Buenos Aires, destroying large stores of merchandise including 100000 cans of petroleum. Fire raged still as the report was filed, with losses estimated at 1,000,000. The scene also notes a forthcoming Monte Cristo production featuring James O'Neill at the opera house.
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Buenos Ayres
Tina
Esterday
Monte Cristy
James O'Neill
Edmund Dantes
Opera House
President and family spend Thanksgiving at Plain
President Tand Mwavelt and two children Archie and Ethel Jeff Waahi left Washington for their country home in Virginia to spend Thanksgiving. They traveled with two White House cooks who will prepare the holiday dinner. The home Plain is ten miles from Red Hill and 121 miles south of Washington and was recently bought by Mrs. Roosevelt. They plan to return to Washington tonight.
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Washington
Tand Mwavelt
Archie
Ethel
Jeff
Waahi
Alfonso to Marry Victoria Eugenie in Madrid
The Correspondence announces the forthcoming marriage of King Alfonso of Spain to Princess Victoria Eugenie, daughter of the Prince of Wales. The notice, dated November 20 in Madrid, confirms the royal match with Victoria Eugenie, a Princess of Hesse and by Rhine, sister of King Edward VII.
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Victoria Eugenie
Madrid
Wnho
Alfonso
Hna
Princese
Envy of
Hatterberg
Edward VII
Mutiny at Sebastopol Sparks Naval Battle Report
Reports from St. Petersburg and Warsaw describe a mutiny at Sebastopol with mutineers threatening reforms and a naval clash. Loyal ships engaged rebel cruisers, resulting in fires and sinkings. Casualty details are scarce and news is severely disrupted by telegraph outages.
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Sebastopol
St. Pel
Choukin
Pateleiman
Kniaz Potemkine
Bortidy
Pamyot Agova
Pomeernink
Puron Meller Gakomelskie
Seventh Army Ecorpt
Soo
Otohakoi
Whallenge
Cruer
Brest
Hielostok
Admiralty
Bocmidt
Fort Alexander
Schmidt
Pontelrimon
Tin
Bussis
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Tell by Their Sleep Mothers Speak On Colds
A mother notes early cold signs in children and says Scott s Emulsion quickly cures the illness. She describes restless sleep heavy breathing night sweats and peaceful breathing after treatment and urges all mothers to use Scott s Emulsion as a preventive.
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Scott
New York
Russian Poland faces broad strike amid mutiny fears
Reports say telegraph workers refuse to operate lines and a general strike could involve much of Russian Poland. Authorities fear widespread disruption as mutineers move, with five ringleaders shot after troops were summoned and failed to quell unrest outside the city.
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Russian
Poland
Muttini
Taurloe council weighs Witte’s fate in Russia
In St Petersburg on November 20 the council led by the czar considered dismissing Witte. Except for Admiral Durnoro, all ministers remained loyal to Witte. Rumors of a court cabal aim to unseat him circulate amid internal disorder. The result of the Taurkoe en meeting remains uncertain.
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St. Petersburg
Admiral Durnoro
Cal
Count Witte
Taurkoeen
Czar Preaut
Eee Witte
St Petersburg Telegraphs Halted by Russian Government
The Commercial Cable Company was notified that the St Petersburg government office has ceased telegraphic operations. Delivery of tolim is not possible for the present. In other news from London, King Edward will confer the Order of Merit on Field Marshal Oyama and Admiral Togo.
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New York
Commercial Cable Company
St. Petersburg
London
Edward
Oyama
Togo
Not according to permit at No 25 Church
Burtington Dec 1 work on a building at 25 Church was halted by inspector Hogan for alleged ordinance violation. Repairs raised the structure beyond permit scope, eight feet upper section vs four feet, prompting mayoral involvement and a call for a special aldermen meeting. Board lacks authority, building inspector has final say, arbitration likely.
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Hogan
Roberts
Burke
Board of Aldermen
Roberta
Balfour Cabinet to Go Resigning Expectation
Dec 1 reports indicate the Balfour cabinet has decided to resign with final steps to be set at today’s cabinet meeting. The move follows ongoing political shifts and is treated as imminent by observers.
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Balfour
Jefferson An Overworked Sage In Retirement And Death
Jefferson spent seventeen years in retirement with no public post yet faced constant demands from scientists, statesmen, and distant correspondents. He refused most political favors, wrote letters himself amid fatigue, and likened his life to a mill horse’s endless circle, a fate he lamented at nearly ninety.
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Jefferson
Julie Adams
Tederson
Meath
Severay
Shia Bibor
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dynamite Cap Accident At Fair Haven Barn
Walter Areeson and Young Hopper with three companions explored a dynamite cap found in a Cottage area barn owned by Golden and Hall contractors. The cap exploded during a boy’s experiment, causing injuries and prompting immediate danger.
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Fair Haven
Walter Areeson Acai
Pingith
Young Hopper
Golden
Hall
Missing Barge Sought on Lake Huron Near Pointe Aux
Port Huron Michigan December 1 Three Pittsburg Steamship Co steamers searched Lake Huron for the steel barge Marcela after a storm disabled her steering gear. The Maunaloa towed her down the lakes and the Marcela, short on fuel, is not believed to be in serious danger.
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Port Huron
Mich
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Lake Huron
Marcela
Pointe Aux
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Safe Headache Aid
The ad proclaims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve headaches without opium morphine or other habit forming drugs. It claims the pills soothe tired nerves and offer relief with no harmful stomach effects, asserting they are harmless when used as directed.
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Miles
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