Cincinnati Woman Advocateedchloroform to End Suffering
Miss Anna Hall of Cincinnati urged administering chloroform to the dying mother in her court testimony during a will case. Simcoe testified Hall pressed the physician to end suffering, while the physician said the mother was not in pain. The matter touches heirs and a prior $18 000 death-claim tied to Explorer Hall’s polar expedition.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Anna Hall
Philadephia
Explorer Hall
Addreessies Gall
North Pole
Pfizger
Miss Hall
Marcy Hell
L N Building New Branch Line
Fragmented item mentions L N building a new branch line through a valley from a gorge to Fork, with unclear details and a watercourse. The text includes stray slogans about KEISER NECKWEAR at a metropolitan store.
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YE Metropolitan
Notice to settle sewerage connections at once
All parties owing for sewerage connections are urged to call at the office and settle promptly. If not settled immediately, steps will be taken to enforce collection. This is from J. Ker4, Auditor, Bluefield.
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J. Ker4
Diey
Bluefield
Maine hero's mother seeks city aid for food
Mrs Susan Anthony, mother of the late William Anthony, hero of the Maine disaster, waits in Hoboken for aid at the Poorhouse office. Seventy five and living with her crippled son Alexander in one room, they subsist on small errands for neighbors.
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Philid Iphia
Susan Anthony
William Anthony
Maine
Poormester
Alexander
Anthony
Jfferson Street
Hoboke
Thanksgiving Pardons for Two Convicts Reach Raleigh
Governor Gleon ordered a pardon for two inmates at the North Carolina penitentiary after summoning Superintendent Man. He chose one white man and one Black man, selecting John Haskins and Wesley M Kay from Washington and Robeson counties. Both were released today on good behavior with pardons conditioned on conduct.
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Raligh
N. C
Gleon
Man
John Haskies
Washington County
Wreley M Kay
Robin
870
Jekyll-Hyde Man Sentenced Five Years in New Jersey
Alfred P. Smalley described as a day businessman by day and burglar by night was arraigned in Elizabeth New Jersey. Judge Weil gave five years on each of two robbery counts to run concurrently. Smalley pleaded not guilty at trial set for November 22. He was extradited from Milton Pennsylvania, 29 years old, and said his home is in Clayton New Jersey where his wife resides.
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New York
Alfred P. Smalley
Elizabeth
N. J
Weil
Smalley
Milton
New Jersey
Clayton, N. J
Standard Oil Warehouse Fire Causes Big Loss
In Kansas City Missouri a warehouse of the Standard Oil Company burned today destroying tor resin gasoline and other oil products. The loss is estimated at 175000 dollars with ten thousand barrels of oil destroyed.
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Keneas City
Standard Oil Company
Mutineers Seize Austrian Steamer
Vienna reports the Batoum mutineers seized an Austrian steamer and are holding the vessel awaiting payment of fare. The incident has drawn a note from the foreign office to the Bastian government regarding the waterway.
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Vienna
Batoum
Foreign Office
Minister's Wife Dies After Religious Revival
Mrs J K Rumberg wife of Reverend J K Rumberg a Methodist minister died Saturday in Floyd County Virginia from overexertion during a revival at their home church Arlington Rumberg Gray daughter of the pastor and his wife made a profession of faith following the service The pastor conducted the revival and the intense emotions led to her collapse and death leaving several children including a married son and daughter The revival was halted and the pastor may be affected mentally by the tragedy
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Roanoke
J K Rumberg
Simpson
Floyd County
Hubabard
J. K. Romburg
Virginia Conference
Arlington Rumberg Gray
Fife
M.thedis
Walking on Gold and Blisters His Feet in Denver
J L Wilson a Brighton stock man known for involvement in a county judge incident roamed Denver streets after midnight. He wore blue jeans and showed $20 gold coins from his shoes to a hotel clerk at Inter Ocean Hotel, yielding blisters from hours of walking in pursuit of coins.
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Denver
J. L. Wilson
Wilson
Brighton
Bothiel
Borss and Cettle
Inter Ocean
Sixteenth
Wazee
Wilson Pollel
Esid Wilson
Female Holy Jumper Causes Sensation in Danville
Danville Virginia reports Mae Taylor, a leading Aly Jumpers figure, left the city after a dispute within the group. The Holy Jumpers claim independence from the city and live together in a house here. A prominent young man linked to her departure is noted as having supplied meals during her imprisonment.
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Danville
Mae Taylor
The
Rock
Taylor
Football Scores From Yesterday Across Several Cities
Yesterday's results include Norfolk Virginia North Carolina 17 Virginia 0. Lexington Kentucky Kentucky 49 Ohio Wesleyan 0. Philadelphia Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 6 Cornell 5. Richmond Virginia VPI defeated VMI. Chicago and Washington Georgetown games were scoreless.
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Chicago
Michigan
Norfolk
North Carolina
Virginia
Washinon - Georgetown
Caritele Indians
Lexington
Kentucky
Ohio Wesleyan University
Philadelphia
Penovsylvacia
Cornell
Richmond
P.I
V. M I
Attorney Patrick to Hear Doom Soon
New York reports Justice Davy orders Albert T. Petrick to be produced at the Supreme Court on December 6 for execution proceedings in the murder of millionaire William Y. Rie. The Court of Appeals denied Petrick's plea to amend the remittitur and pursue U S Supreme Court appeal.
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New York
Davy Base
Supreme Court
Albert T. Petr
William Y. Rie
Cirter
Cato Senteres
Petrick
Caselera Lagal
Fforte
Court of Appeale
Albany
Petrici
United States Supreme Court
Hale Wins Senior Individual Honors in Cross Country
William Hale of Yale in New York earns senior individual honors in the amateur cross country championship at Travere Island. The championship title was won by M. F. Hale representing the Irish American Athletic Club.
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New York
William Hale
Yale
New York Athletic Club
Amstein Athletic Union
Travere Ieland
M. F. Hale
Irian American Athletic Club
Cuban Approval of Root Letter Shapes Pines Governance
Havava reports warm Cuban approval of Secretary Root's letter to Charlee Bayvard, signaling U S support for a territorial government in the Isle of Pines. Cuban officials in Washington discussed the stance at a cabinet meeting and welcomed the move as preventing anti Cuban development on the isle.
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Havaca
Root
Charlee Bayvard
Pines
Havana
Waebington
Quueale
Real
The
Isles Pines
Governor of Tetuan Seizes American House
Targier, Nov. 30. Mr. Gommere the American minister protests to Mohawed el Torres for foreign affairs after the Tetuan governor seized a house and its contents belonging to an American citizen who held a tobacco concession for Tetuan for two years. The concession act expired yesterday and the governor gave a reason for the seizure awaiting verification.
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Targier
Gommere
Mohawed el Torres
Tetuen
Gaonmere
Fire at Enterprise Colliery in Shamokin Pa
A fire broke out today at the Enterprise Colliery in Shamokin Pennsylvania. The blaze started above the water level and may take years to control. It has already caused heavy losses in bones and dollars.
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Shamokin
Enterprise
Two Fever Deaths and Two New Cases Reported in Savannah
Savannah reports two new yellow fever cases with two deaths. The brief note notes the two new cave cases and fatalities in the city, indicating ongoing yellow fever concerns for Savannah on an early November day.
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Savannah
Weather Note Sparks Confusion Amid Fragments
Fragmentary text from a page shows garbled lines about winter weather and a fashion of underwear. The readable parts mention winter and metropolitan tone but lack a clear event or coherent report to summarize.
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Metropolitan
Christmas Gift Gambit Sparks City Guise at Tus Metropolitan
A fragment notes a fuss about choosing a Christmas present in a Tus Metropolitan setting. The line hints at deceptive planning or worry as someone attempts a gift for a young person or child, framed in a casual local voice.
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Tus Metropolitan
Mutineers Surrender After Fierce Battle On Voyage
Washington reports Col Edwards chief of insular affairs notes that a congressional party’s voyage to the Philippines cost $10,000. He urges a future two way trade pact after ten years from treaty ratification, for articles grown in either country.
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Washington
Col. Edwards
Insular
Philippines
United States
Virginia Governor Denies Remission for McCoe Children
Gov ro or Montague Virginia disapproved a petition from four children of Samuel Mc Coe former Charlottesville mayor. They sought relief from paying the costs of their father’s hanging tied to a February murder case. the petition for remission of costs totaling $309,742 was submitted to the governor but denied.
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Ro Or
Montague
Virginia
Samuel McCoe
Charlottesville
Curiosity Costs Foreigner His Life in Bethlehem
A foreign worker at a Bethlehem steel plant died after a hoist descended while he searched for a dropped bolt near the blast furnace. He had been employed about four days and was handling ore at the time of the accident.
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Bethlelem
Witte's Position Far from Secure
Berlin dispatch reports Witte's standing in Russia as precarious amid political shifts. A strong conservative faction supports martial law to restore order, risking reaction and possible financial collapse.
Unwritten Law Well Presented at Bik 8 Opera House
The Unwritten Law drew a large crowd at the Bik 8 Opera House where the play offered thrilling situations and strong performance by Paul Festheretone. Critics note a morbid plot and moral ambiguity though the acting kept many patrons engaged despite mixed reactions.
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Wight
Society Celebiane
Toe Antoor
Bea
Paul Festheretone
Mins
Siege and bombardment of Sebastopol in a naval clash
Lieut Schmidt commanded mutineers and opened fire after a delayed reply to sailors demands for a constitutional assembly. The two hour and a half battle saw forts fired on, city streets, and ships damaged with many casualties. Schmidt was wounded and surrendered.
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Elapard
Schmidt
Egretron
Coast Artillery
Infantry
Maxim
Brest
Loyalist Troops Occupy Barracks
Report from St. Petersburg describes Loyalist troops occupying the creaking barracks in Sevastopol on the 80th finetoot. A townsend motiveera with quick fire caused fires. the warehip Otbaof was entted and set afire as the town suffered damage.
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St. Petersburg
Free Antitoxin for Poor People in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg announces free diphtheria antitoxin distribution at over five hundred depots across Pennsylvania. State officials say that pharmacies and country stores will serve as distribution points for those unable to pay, aiming to reduce winter deaths from diphtheria.
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Harrisburg
Coal Product Worth Much More Than Gold
A historical report notes coal and other minerals exceed gold in value for a year. It cites the largest American gold haul at 30 435 000 dollars, silver yield near 40 cents per collectible, and coal at the mine worth six times as much as a similar amount of gold, with cot ton seed and cement also valued highly.
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Anivey
United States
Finlaod
Valosvie
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