Salisbury Speech Highlights Military Valor and Loss
England’s leader lauded wartime courage and the Queen’s bereavement for Prince Christian Victor, urging a shift in foreign perception of English character. He warned Britain faced dangers from Kruger and the Empress of China, defended the war office, and opposed invading China with limited forces.
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Salisbury
Weinley
Christian Victor
Lord Roberts
Kruger
China
Great Britain
British War Office
Divorce Plot Nets Three in New York Scheme
New York detectives arrest Mary Tompkins Henry Zeimer and Frank Wilson on forgery and perjury charges tied to a conspiracy to obtain wholesale divorces across the state. Zeimer a lawyer and Wilson a cigar maker held on five thousand dollars bail as investigators say the scheme involved impersonating defendants and fabricating testimony in multiple suits.
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New York
Central Office
Mary A. Tompkins
Henry Zeimer
Frank Wilson
Supreme Court
Mary Tompkins
New York County
Hanna Discusses 1904 Hope and Sound Money Wins
New York dispatch reports Senator Hanna arriving at Republican headquarters. He credits sound money and law and order for results, notes Nebraska as a major victory, and says Kentucky is carried while hoping to win Bryan’s state. He dodges cabinet talk and calls Bryanism finished. He praises Roosevelt and cautions on a 1904 bid. He leaves for Cleveland after a day in the capital.
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Fee
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Bryan
Philippines
New York
Hanna
Nebraska
Mississippi River
Mr. Hanna
Depew
Cleveland
All NW England in Grip of Storm and High Seas
A fierce northwest storm grips NW England with inch of snow at noon and 72 mph winds in New York. Telegraph service crippled, Fire Island plank walk swept away, and the Grover Cleveland schooner sunk at Sandy Hook. Coasting craft blocked from entering harbor. no deaths reported but property damage mounts.
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Saivuy Hook
Sandy Hook
New York
Highlands
Laura L. Sprague
Salem
Mass
New York City
Brooklyn
United States
Shelter Island
Greenport
Widow in Franklin fund case linked to nurse and missing bank books
NW York Nov 9 Annie Anderson a trained nurse was jailed on vagrancy charges amid suspicions tied to the disappearance of Mrs. Mary Taylor a wealthy recluse. Police note missing bank books and signs of a struggle in State Street apartments with poison bottles found, while the Franklin fund hearing discussed using the fund to create a Franklin Institute with library and educational facilities.
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NW York
Annie Anderson
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Mary Taylor
No. 204
State Street
Mrs. Taylor
Annie
Frederick A. Deplane
Atlantic Avenue
Deplane
Mrs. Deplane
Jane Burns
Franklin Fund
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Peck
Ward 12
Frank x. Teeter
Franklin Institute
Seek Settlement On Strike At Plant Shoe Factory
The strike of the 82 edge setters at the Plant shoe factory will be submitted today to the State Board of Arbitration. It was expected the strike would spread across the factory, but due to low interest few men and women have joined the strikers.
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State Board of Arbitration
Yarger Stops Broderick In Four At Illinois Club
In Chicago on November 9 Patsy Broderick of Providence Rhode Island lasted four rounds before Bennie Yanger known as the Tipton Slasher stopped him with a left to the stomach and a right to the jaw. Broderick was outclassed throughout the bout at the Illinois Athletic Club.
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Chicago
Patsy Broderick
Providence
R. 1
Bennie Yanger
Tipton Slagher
Illinois Athletic Club
Broderick
Republican Jubilee Dinner Held at Union League Club
A jubilation dinner by the national Republican committee executive committee was held at the Union League Club in New York. Attendees included Chairman Mark A. Hanna Cornelius N Bliss Governor elect Benjamin B Odell Jr Senator Thomas C Platt Senator Chauncey M Depew William B Plunkett and Joseph Belden of Massachusetts.
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New York
Mational Republican Committee
Union League Club
Mark A. Hanna
Cornelius N. Bliss
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
Thomas C. Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
William B. Plunkett
Joseph Belden
Massachusetts
Blizzard Rips Winsted Rail Lines In 50 MPH Gale
Winsted Connecticut November 9 a blizzard roars with wind up to fifty miles per hour. Branches blanket streets as telegraph poles topple delaying the central New England railroad eastbound express two hours. Train crews slow to keep the engine on track near Boston Corners New York.
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Winsted
Conn
Central New England Railroad
Ancram
N. Y
Salisbury
Boston Corners
Harlem
Millerton
Copake Iron Works
Waterspouts and storms lash Narragansett Bay
Providence November 9 an morning storm struck at seven with thunder lightning a heavy hail deluge and a cyclone that churned the bay lifting water high. A small oyster steamer cleared the edge as waterspouts and whirlwinds chased across Narragansett bay putting many craft at risk.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Bay
Cape Tide Causes Heavy Damage to Weirs and Craft
High tides along the Cape and Highland Light on November 9 caused considerable damage to weirs and small fishing boats. The Manhattan steaming from New York to Portland struggled through Massachusetts Bay near the Cape at 4 p m. No serious coast guard incidents were reported.
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Highland Light
Cape Shore
Manhattan
New York
Portland
Cape
Massachusetts Bay
Coast Patrol
Lightning Strikes Stoughton Areas Cause Fright and Fire
Lightning struck Stoughton in two places this morning. At Fitzpatricks boot and shoe factory on Washington street telephone wires and a window sill were stripped, and electric fluid entered an upper window. Workmen nearby were briefly blinded but helped douse the blaze. a flag staff on James Riley's stable was involved.
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Stoughton
Stoughton Village
Fitzpatricks Boot and Shoe Manufactory
Washington Street
James Riley
Cyclone Hit Attleboro Causes Narrow Fury of Wind
A good sized cyclone struck South Attleboro early today with a strong wind burst. A dark cloud followed and debris filled the air as residents witnessed the weather event.
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Attleboro
South Attleboro
Terrific rainfall and thunderstorm strikes Taunton
At about 8 o clock this forenoon a heavy rainfall lasted about fifteen minutes. The sky flashed with almost incessant electrical display and loud thunder accompanied the storm.
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Taunton
Squall Winds Topple Chimneys in Vineyard Haven
A heavy squall struck Vineyard Haven about 8 o'clock this morning from the southeast, blowing down several chimneys and demolishing an ice-house. A stronger westerly gale followed later, causing further damage.
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Vineyard Haven
Kelly Men 10 Rally in East Boston Tonight
A rally at Lyceum Hall East Boston promotes John Kelly seeking the Democratic Alderman nomination for Wards 1 and 2. Speakers include Congressman-elect Conry Representative-elect Joseph Hickey Phili McArdie John H L Noyes and others. Kelly has ward committee endorsements and a history of backing party harmony.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
John Kelly
Kelly
Conry
Joseph Hickey
Phili McArdie
John H. L. Noyes
George T Lovell Dead In Mt Vernon New York
George T Lovell a well known Mt Vernon resident died today from acute Brights disease after a brief illness. Born at Cape Cod Massachusetts 67 years ago he was the son of George Bell a founder of the despatch line of schooners carrying freight between Boston and New York.
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New York
George _ T. Lovell
Mt. Vernon
Bright
Lovell
Cape Cod
Mass
George Bell
Boston
Omega Oil as The Greatest LiniMent of All
An advertising pitch extols Omega Oil as essential, claiming it prevents decay, preserves leather and metal, lubricates joints, and heals pains. It touts a Swiss green herb, promises nationwide delivery from Omega Chemical Co. of New York for 50 cents.
Rainbow Ashore at Bristol After Gale Off Herreshoff
Cornelius Vanderbilt's 70-foot Rainbow broke from moorings during a heavy gale and ran ashore near the dock at Bristol. Workmen fastened hawsers to masthead and to a rock to prevent toppling. at high tide an effort to haul off was planned. Overhaul was planned after heavy season work with little expected damage apart from the heel lead.
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Bristol
R. I
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Herreshoff
Hole stove in cruiser Buffalo at Brooklyn Navy Yard
An auxiliary cruiser Buffalo was towed from the channel to the dry dock when a strong wind caused her to swing against the battleship Massachusetts. The collision caused a hole in Buffalo amidships below the water line but officials say the damage is not serious.
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New York
Buffalo
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Massachusetts
Heartz Club Dance at Tremont Street Hall
The Heartz Club of Gilchrist & Co held a well curated dance at Odd Fellows Hall last night in Tremont Street. Members were mainly young women from the store and tickets were sold by members, with a generous club fund supporting deaths and marriages. Robert H Heartz, supervisor, attended along with Albert Lawe and John Lane.
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Heartz Club
Gilchrist & Co
Odd Fellows
Tremont Street
Minnie L. Magrath
Robert H. Heartz
Albert Lawe
John Lane
Sexton and Mahoney Discharged in Naturalization Fraud Case
United States Commissioner Fiske discharged Patrick I Sexton and Eugene Mahoney after they faced a conspiracy charge in a naturalization fraud investigation. Four men were held for December grand jury term including Michael Slattery and Gregory Canty while Cornelius Minihan was absent. The hearing continued as prosecutors argued about identity of Eugene Mahoney and Sexton’s false age of arrival.
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United States
Fiske Yestoday
Patrick I. Sexton
Eugene Mahoney
Michael Slattery
Gregory Canty
Cornelius Minihan
Cambridge
Sexton
Casey
America
United States Court
Slattery
Canty
Shoe Manufacturing War Looms Over Lease Clash
Philadelphia meeting of the Boot and Shoe Manufacturers National Association and United Shoe Machine Company head S W Winslow ended without agreement. Manufacturers demand ending exclusive lease restrictions, giving 30 days to comply or face a broader war. Winslow to answer at the board meeting in New York on December 1.
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Philadelphia
Boot
S Manufacture National Association
Winslow
Boston
United Shoe Machine Company
Winston
Association
New York
Recounts Set by Election Board for Tomorrow
The Board of Election Commissioners said recounts of petitions will start at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Horticultural Hall. Petitions cover presidential electors in Wards 3 5 13, Governor in Ward 15, Congress in Ward 2, Representatives in Wards 6 7 10 13 16 18 21 22 23, Senator in Wards 10 11 12 18 19 2.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Horticultural Hall
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