Bryan says he will be Democratic candidate for president for 20 years
William Jennings Bryan in Corpus Christi announced he would run for president for the next twenty years if the Democratic party wants him. Asked about four years hence he said it is within the line of possibility but declined to declare any intention to seek the nomination, leaving it to the people.
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Galveston
Tex
William Jennings Bryan
Corpus Christi
Democratic Party
Funeral for Grand Duke Alexis of Russia Held in Paris
The funeral of Grand Duke Alexis of Russia, uncle of Emperor Nicholas, who died in Paris on November 14, took place today with the ceremonies marking his burial.
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Paris
Alexis of
Russia
Nicholas
Miss Wheeler Renominated for Des Moines School Board
Staverhill reports Ann M. Wheeler of this city renominated under the Des Moines charter plan. A pioneer suffragette and former School Board member for 21 years, she says she spent nothing on her campaign and relied on her school duties. She expects election on December 8, joining a four member board.
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Miss Wheeler
Best Medicine Says a Doubting Thomas
An advertisement extols Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as the world s greatest medicine. Mr Charles E Getchell of Webb s Mills Maine credits two bottles with curing kidney and bladder pain and restoring health. The notice claims purity usefulness and availability for $1 a large bottle with free medical advice and literature.
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Duffy
Chas. EE
Getchell
Webbs Mills
Maine
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
New York
Miss Katherine Roosevelt Engaged to Nathaniel Rivers
New York announces the engagement of Katherine L. Roosevelt of New York and Brookline daughter of the late Alfred Roosevelt to Nathaniel Rivers of Germantown Pennsylvania. The Roosevelts note her past farm plans at Millis Massachusetts and her bold riding, including a fall from a hunter named Lorna Doone.
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New York
Katherine L. Roosevelt
Brookline
Alfred Roosevelt
Nathaniel Rivers
Germantown
Penn
Miss Roosevelt
Boston
Faulkner Hospital
T. James Bowlker
Orme Clark
James Alfred Roosevelt
Portugal May Fight China Over Macao Crisis
From Macao late reports say China claims Portugal renounced sovereignty and raised its flag while levying taxes in Macao. Chinese authorities vow to resist by force if needed and are installing a wireless telegraph near the peninsula. Lisbon reportedly plans ships, but China doubts this. conferences are expected.
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Tiong Kong
Macao
Portugal
Lisbon
Four Men Held in Stahl Case Arraigned in South Boston
Four men charged with the larceny of four rings valued at 660 dollars from Mrs. Julia Harmon Stahl, found dead in a South Boston doorway. They were arraigned and held in 200 dollars each for a hearing next Tuesday. Defendants John Cook, Michael Quinn, James McSweeney, and James O'Toole pleaded not guilty. The funeral for Mrs. Stahl was attended by many mourners with a tribute by Rev. Fr. D J O'Farrell.
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Julia Harmon Stahl
Ellery Street
South Boston
Tigey
John EF. Cook
Vale Street
Michael J. Quinn
Preble Street
James M. McSweeney
West Ninth Street
James O'Toole
Brumboldt Court
D. J. O'Farrell
St. Francis de Sales Cnurch
Roxbury
Closing of Catholic Missionary Congress
The first Catholic missionary congress closed in Chicago with a mass meeting. An address by W Bourke Cochran of New York highlighted the event. Attendees praised the congress work outlining a new missionary movement to preserve Catholicism among immigrant communities and to send priests to sparsely settled regions.
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Chicago
Catholic Missionary Congress
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Congress
Locked in His Home Boy Burns to Death
In Fall River on November 18 6 year old Edward Kelley burned to death after a fire started while playing with matches. He was locked inside the family home by his parents who work in the mills.
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Edward Kelley
Sylvester Kelley
New York Benefactor Funds Kentucky Colored College
Mrs. Russell Sage of New York donates 25000 dollars to establish a college for colored youth in Kentucky as a branch of Berea College, announced in Lexington.
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Lexington
Russell Sage
New York
Kentucky
Berea College
Funeral Mass for Dead of Company E Observed at St James
Thanksgiving day at 9 o'clock a solemn requiem mass will be held in St James Church Harrison avenue for the dead of the 1908 company of the Ninth Regiment. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the mustering out of the regiment and many relatives of the deceased are expected to attend.
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Ninth Regiment
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Cuba
St. James
Major Higginson Celebrates 74th Birthday
Major Henry L. Higginson, financier and philanthropist born November 18, 1884 in New York, marked his 74th birthday with friends and a visit to Marblehead. A Harvard student, he donated Soldiers Field and helped found the Symphony Orchestra as a New England Conservatory trustee.
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Henry L. Higginson
Marblehead
Fligginson
Mr. Higginson
New York
Harvard
Soldiers Field
New England Conservatory
Symphony Orchestra
Clarence Mitchell Recovers Conscious After 27 Days
In Yonkers New York Clarence Mitchell son of Charles Mitchell regained consciousness after being struck by a car 27 days earlier and suffering a double skull fracture.
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Yonkers, N. Y
Clarence Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Wolf will provides odd bequest to son in law
Philadelphia Nov 18 The late George D Wolf of Somerdale left an estate valued at 10500 and in his will provided Ifty cents to be paid to my son in law Charles W Wenzel of Huntington to enable him to buy a rope with which to hang himself The unusual provision reveals the estranged relation and adds a grim note to the probate today
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Philadelphia
Penn
George D. Wolf
Somerdale
Charles W. Wenzel
Charlies W. Wenzel
Huntington
Miss Fitzgerald Weds Fred W. Enwright in Malden
In Malden on November 18 at St. Joseph s Church Miss Eleanor Meldina Fitzgerald married Frederick W. Enwright, a paperman. Sister Miss Laura Fitzgerald served as bridesmaid and Walter H. S. Enwright, brother of the groom, was best man. ceremony by Rev. Timothy J. Holand.
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Malden
Eleanor Meldina Tfitzgerald
Frederick W. Enwright
St. Josephs Church
Laura Fitzgerald
Walter H. S. Enwright
Timothy J. Holand
Liberal Government Narrowly Survives Nova Scotia Vote
In Charlottetown on election day the Liberal Government led by Premier Harvard barely avoids defeat, held up by a margin of just two votes.
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Charlottetown
Simple Rheumatism Cure Recipe Published by Local Health Column
Hospital reports link rheumatism to kidney trouble and poisoned blood. A home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is advised with a teaspoonful after meals and at night to relieve backache and urinary symptoms.
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