Notable Navy Rescue and Far-Reaching World News Tidbits
Secretary Bonaparte commends two Ohio sailors on the battleship Ohio for rescuing a fellow crewman off Taku China. In Ohio politics J. E. Crotzer is committed to a state hospital after losing an election. Global horrors in Russia are cited with mass killings in Tomsk and Moscow. A North Carolina marriage ends in a double tragedy as Helen Hope and Randolph C. Johnson die by gunfire. Oklahoma politics shift as Captain Frank Frantz is named governor successor. A condemned man in Oklahoma dies of paralysis before hanging, after two killings over 35 cents.
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Chronicle
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Dye
Standard Q Oil
Kansas
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Stolen Jewelry From Waldorf Astoria Room Reported
A room at the Waldorf Astoria was entered and $50,000 in jewelry cash and checks stolen. The report lists broad crime activity across cities including Buffalo Kronstadt and St. Louis with multiple fatalities and sensational incidents.
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New York
Buffalo
Kron-stadt
Campbell Brothers
Temple
Texas
Lucien Eckhardt
Kate Burns
St. Louis
Charles Ward Rhodes
Badfalo
Edward O'Main
Pittsburg
Margaret Mellvaine
War and Navy
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Tia Dion
Agana
Pith
George Woolston
Crikdenly
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Lim
Reeves
Halklock
Minn
Swanson
Lucille J. Smith
Dewitt Smith
Lee
Mass
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Palmer
Magdeburg
King Alfonse
Mirsleburg
Paris
Jon AL Merrigan
Mas
Louise
Elizabeth Me Wold
Brookline
Louisa May de Szilissy
Detroit
Count Diyula de Szilassy
Austria
Hecker, Daugheter
Frank J. Leckey
Notable Headlines From A Tumultuous Day
A roundup of tragic, political and legal events spans multiple locales. Louis Fitzgerald slain by a train at Great Neck station. Susannah Geary’s head found in Boston harbor. Buf falo electric plant referendum passes. William J. Le Moyne dies at 75 after a long stage career.
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Louie Fitzgerald
Great Neck
Susannah Geary
Boston Harbor
Buffalo
N. Y
William J. le Moyne
Inwood-on-the-Hudson
Bright
Mr. le Moyne
Gertrude O'Hara
Patrick O'Hara
Mineola
L. A
Cleveland Poole
Hayden R. Craft
Uniontown
Elizabeth Coddington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Liverpool
Washington J. Quiggle
Thomas F. Walsh
Washington
Quiggle
Carl Schurz
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York
McClellan
W. R. Hearst
William T. Jerome
Pennsylvania Avenue
Allegheny
Pennsylvani Avenue
Pennsylvania
Weaver
Philadelphia
Berry
Melbourne Tarr
John Stemmber
Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Plant
Sharon
Bank of Creighton Vault Robbery Shocks Missouri Town
Robbers wrecked the Bank of Creighton vault and safe in Creighton Missouri and fled with four thousand dollars. The case spurs a manhunt for A O Scott missing since October 27 and suspected murder looms over the town.
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Creighton
A. O. Scott
Atlanta
John M. Pattilson
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Pochner
Onaga
Kan
Los Angeles
Roubaix
Deadwood
Burlington
Joseph Hughes
Hamilton
Birmingham
Felix M. Warburg
New York
Hayden Bros
Sixteenth and
Douglas Streets
Omaha
Albert Lumpkin
James McNamara
Rainey
Congressional
Chicago
St. Louis
George Reichman
Lansdowne
East St. Louis
W. 8
Carl
President Proclaims Thanksgiving Day November Thirtieth
The President issues a proclamation setting Thursday as a day of thanksgiving. He praises national prosperity, urges thanks to the Almighty, and calls for repentance and a pledge to strive against personal faults. The proclamation marks the nation’s annual observance to express gratitude and seek wisdom for the future.
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Republic
United States
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Eliaa Root
Finland Gains Freedom With Czar’s Constitutional Manifesto
Across Europe and Asia reports indicate major upheaval. Finland wins constitutional government as Russia plans Julian to Gregorian calendar reform. Tokyo area faces devastating typhoon with thousands homeless and possible shipwreck. London shows labour protests and famine in eastern Nippon. leather workers strike in Montreal amid wage disputes.
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Finland
Russia
St. Petersburg
Oshima
Japan
London
Balfour
Montreal
D A R elects new members and looming policy shifts noted
The Daughters of the American Revolution elect SU3 new members. General Adna R. Chaffee may retire with Major General John C. Bates as successor. Debates on government ownership of railways and utilities hint at 1908 Democratic issues. C V Van Dousenu flags citizenship frauds and labor effects. Ambassador Durand presents a commission on feebleminded care, Isthmian canal plans advance with 3000 foot lock sections slated and a seven year construction outlook.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Adna R. Chaffee
United States Army
John C. Bates
C. V. van Dousenu
Roosevelt
Ambassador Durand
Railroads plan big upgrades and new towns in West
The Grand Army gets 1 cent a mile rate for the 1906 western convention in St Paul. Erie railroad budgets 18 million to upgrade its roadbed, with 15 million already spent on new equipment. New York Central pledges Millions for track relays and modernizations. Western Passenger Association weighs higher baggage limits with declared values. NYC orders 25 thousand weight cars totaling about 25 million. Town lots in Shoshone, near Wind River, selling fast as reservation opens next June.
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Grand Army
St. Paul
Western Passenger Association
Erie Road
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Shoshone
Wind River Reservation
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Indian Reservaton Ie
Bargen & Co Sign Quips Sparks Icy Exchange
In a Min Case moment, Mrs. Spenders-Oh and another observer recall Bargen & Co.'s window sign reading Reduced to 40 cents, provoking a brief, sharp exchange about personal worth and perception in a Philadelphia Press excerpt.
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Min Case
Mrs. Spenders
John
Bargen & Co
Mr. Spenders
Philadelphia Press
Cuticura Remedies Offer Infant Skin Relief
Skin tortured babies find instant relief in warm baths with Cuticura Ointment and Cuticur Roap. The ads claim adoption in countless homes for infantile conditions including eczema, scalp itching, rashes, milk crust, and hair loss, promising speedy cures when other remedies fail.
Handkerchiefs and Tuberculosis Risks Among Washerwomen
A historical health note discusses high tuberculosis risks for washerwomen due to contaminated handkerchiefs. It urges antiseptic treatment of handkerchiefs and suggests adopting paper handkerchiefs as in some Chinese practices to reduce infection, emphasizing physician guidance for TB patients.
Postum Coffee Ad Credits Family Health Boost
A Texas farm testimonial lauds Postum Food Coffee as a healthier alternative to coffee. The user recounts improved digestion and bilious relief, crediting Postum with aiding nursing a young baby and curing constipation. The letter praises Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and promotes reading The Road to Wellville.
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Texas
Coffe
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pligy
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