Broad Staging of Torn Ledger Events Across Nations
A crowded 1900s style summary reports varied items: John Young of Sioux City found dead north of Aberdeen. ex Mayor Schmitz pleads not guilty to bribery charges. Baring & Co to dissolve January 1. Gen Grosvenor rules out active senatorial bid. violent incidents in Arkansas and New York politics. Bryan launches campaign rhetoric. criminal sentences. legislative votes on race separation. rail and waterway concerns. labor leaders' deaths. rail wrecks and attempted bombings. theater leases in New York with long-term rental details.
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Hugene Schmitz
San Francisco
New York
Baring & Co
Charles Grosvenor
Cincinnati
United States
Senator Foraker
Wash Mussay
Augusta
Ark
William Jennings Bryan
Freeport
Baltimore actress Clara Bloodgood dies in hotel suicide
A crowded Baltimore hotel scene records actress Clara Bloodgood taking her life with a self-inflicted gunshot to the brain. The sprawling item also notes a string of other tragic events from New York to Pittsburg, including mine disasters, legal actions, and port statistics.
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Clara Bloodgood
Baltimore
New York
W. H. Guilfoy
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Naomi
Pittsburg
Havemeyer dies after Thanksgiving dinner blow
Henry O. Havemeyer head of the sugar combine dies from acute inflammation after Thanksgiving dinner. A 25 percent reduction in Northwestern Pacific railway clerical and operating staff has taken effect. Chicago murder conviction updates and political figures foreground a busy news roundup.
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Henry O. Havemeyer
Northern Pacific Railway
Guy van Tassell
Luke Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Tirey L. Ford
United Railroads
San Francisco
Johnson
Cleveland Electric Company
Ohio City
Jerot
Pauline Kohlsant
Heol Kohlsant
Potter Palmer, Jr
Noueead
Charles Eo
Findlay
Ohio
Jake Lily
Elysian, Minn
John Shedandehl
Thyr Sandusky
Frank Gobson
Jaanvenworth
Rap
Compoos TL
Coto Ling
S14
Ray Bes Dles Joss
Patsomal
Siebert
Blu Fork
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas
Cary
Na- Hensal Bank
Tom ‘Engrart
Indiana
Democrate National Committee
Gse
Tian Campan
Michagan
Campag
W J
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Mion
Robinson
Mayer
John Kurrs
Ryvan
Fargo
No Ot
Ryan
Noo
Ron Plate
James Heath
Clarence Mosier
Coveant
Murora Mo
Heath
Mosier
Wahanxha
Minn
van Sant
Marx B
Empire Concert Hall
St Paul
Wabasha Street
Third Street
Ridgely
Malvibhill
St. Louis
Mystery of ten men behind secret service case unsettles nation
Chief We l b of the United States secret service holds evidence of a ten man conspiracy in a case involving agent Joseph Walker who was fatally hurt at the Hesperus mine near Durango Colorado. Also reports Frank James will reside on his quarter section near Fletcher Oklahoma with his family awaiting spring relocation.
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Welb
United States Secret Service
Joseph Walker
Hesperus
Durango
Colo
Vanderweide
Frank James
Missouri
Fletcher, Ok
Illlnois
Robert James
Fletcher
James
Arthur D. Langston
Dumas School
St. Louis
Negro Republican League
David R. Rankin
Merchants and Planters’ Bank of
Congress opens as Cannon receives ovation in lively session
The sixtieth Congress begins with Speaker Cannon praised by both parties. Members fill the Capitol, new faces mingle with veterans as the House adjourns in tribute to dead colleagues Pettus Morgan and other mourners. The president’s message is delayed.
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Congress
Kansasie
Licago
Washington
Capitol
Senate
House
Cincinnati
Serena Payne
John Dalszell
W P Hepburn
James §& Sherman
James A. Tawney
Cannon
Charlies H Gronvendr
Babcock
Bingham
Philadelphia
John Sharp Williama
Pettus and Morgan
Alabama
San Francisco opens racing season with event
The season opener in San Francisco features racing news and local notes. Joe Gans accuses Battling Nelson of avoiding a rematch. Andrew Carnegie funds a free football game in Pittsburg on Thanksgiving. Sean and Jevue improve in the St. Louis billiards tournament. Twenty runners compete in the YMC A Thanksgiving cross country race.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Sean
Jevue
St. Louis
Peruna praised by users in testimonial letters
R Edward Burtt of St Louis and Charles Levy of New York relate positive experiences with Peruna. Burtt reports long term satisfaction for catarrh and family use, while Levy cites his son’s nose catarrh cure and his own head nose throat and ear relief.
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R. Edward If. Burtt
Jefferson Ave
St. Louis
Guioupce
Perona
Charles Levy
Allen St
New York
N. Y
Revee
Doubts on Homer Floyd’s Fitness Rise After First School Board Speech
There were doubts about Homer Floyd’s fitness for a school board post due to early education lapses. His first official speech silenced critics as he praised student recitations and left judging answers to the teacher, saying some matters are in his province and some are not.
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Rome
Homer Floyd
Alr
Calling the Kettle Black
A rustic on the stream bank remarks to the parson's daughter about a fisherman. The loafer Carver notes the old fool has sat six hours with no catch, claiming to have watched him all along.
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Carver
Detective Watch Request Sparks Suspicion Over Husband
In a Kansas City Times snippet a woman seeks a detective to shadow her husband after he sends her violets and a town box of candy, raising questions about his fidelity and motives. Local readers follow the curious case as the request hints at possible trouble in the marriage.
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Kansas City Times
Grape Nuts End Meat Belief Says Health Gains Reported
A testimonial notes a man losing weight and regaining health after switching from meat to Grape Nuts and Postum. His wife also gains, and a neighbor credits relief from long indigestion. The claim emphasizes digestion and blood nourishment with the cereal and beverage.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Westville
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