New York mayoralty campaign and varied global notices
A compile of diverse items notes the New York mayoral campaign budgeting, a 72-year-old man sentenced for theft, tobacco quality concerns in Havana, a forthcoming state tobacco fair at Lake City, and looming congressional attention to urban water pollution. It also covers explorer WrtaaM Nryos seeking archaeological concessions, an agriculture testing probe on food adulteration, and praise for Red Cross founder Vexny Tiexxaxt. Additional notes report anti illiteracy voting measures in ContreTicty, Chicago crime trends, and a Civic philanthropic conference remark on life expectancy and vitality.
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Wrtaam Nryos
New York
Mitlum
Mex
Aastect
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Field to resign from Supreme Court in December
Washington dispatch reports Associate Justice Field will retire from the Supreme Court on December 1. Attorney General McKenna to succeed him. McKinley era policy moves slow on Cuban trouble until new cabinet and Spanish cabinet are in place. Yellow fever quarantine issues, tariff talks, and other ongoing political items are noted.
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Washington
Field
Supreme Court
Aed
McKenna
Wurswuext McKiver
Congress
United States
McKinley
Atasquez
Share H Hotel
John I. Keane
French Guiana
Albert Drertas
MAS
War Department
Tur
John A. Kasson
Towa
Wemnary
Chapman Coleman
Kentucky
John St Gsburne
Sormmian
North
Sith
Jothoas Sehaie
New York
Hay
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
Nim
Ith
Stephin A. Pell
Californ
Mcfrilen
Kiwini Abell
Baltimore Law
Petiieiisl
Une Dinnversey
Margeland
Abell
Senate
Police
District of Columbia
Alaska
Lincoln
Mississippi Matters Weather and Crime Reports
Weather and rainfall figures show a mostly normal week with relief from drought in many areas. Reports cover crop conditions, cotton picking completed, local fever notes, a shooting attempt on shopkeeper Perkins, a fatal freight-wheel incident, and a mother and grandmother murdered by a son in Shaw.
Unusual Weather and Early Snow Reported Across Regions
October records shattered as Chicago reports 47 degrees with sunshiny heat claims and Denver dispatches note the season's first snowstorm. Western Kansas reveals a three-person school board plan to skim state funds. A burglar’s capture follows a nerveful house confrontation. Havana reports starvation with 25 deaths amid worsening conditions in Los Foros.
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Chicago
la Coto
Tadeo
Cmeano
Weather Bureau
Denver
Col
Gorman Offers Maryland Democracy Leadership Exit
United States Senator Janine Gorman writes to Edwin Abell publisher of the Baltimore Sun offering to relinquish the leadership of the Maryland democracy if Abell supports the democratic ticket in upcoming campaigns. He hints at relinquishing his senate ambitions if necessary to aid the party and defends civil service tariff and ballot reform stances amid Sun opposition.
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Tarrowne
Mid
United States
Gorman
Edwin & Abell
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Abell
United Senate
The
Sun
Famous Texas murder ends in lynching and jail death
Tyler Texas convict Effie Janes is sentenced to death for the May murder of Kiley W Stewart, a Democrat of east Texas. The case sparked a lynching when friends killed Williams Jones in his cell. Nearby Garnett Kansas reports a wife murdered by tramps five miles east of town, as 500 men search the woods for suspects. A costly vineyard wrecks precede these events.
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Boston
Repitination League
John
Benly
The
Oko
Jon Sun
Sidle
Ieily
Gularantine Nttiour Farsi SA
Thy Mobile
Olo Rabitomt
Duante
Cies
Wisdeath
Virgeim
Bradley County
Jons
Warren
Farmersville
Mizeos
Kan
Charles L. Pease
Fate Draper
TiAtsas
Tex
Effie Janes
Hegre
Tyler
Smith County
Kiley W. Stewart
Texas
Stewart
Jones
William Jones
Dlack
Efie Jones
Garnett
Gauserr
Tsaae Maul
Fever Situation in Jackson Contained by Quarantine Measures
Jackson Missouri Oct 11 The city reports no contagious disease outbreaks this season as guards patrol and curfews rise. Citizens aid relief efforts for Biloxi and Edwards County while state health officials coordinate daily bulletins. Reports detail suspicious cases ruled mild fever and ongoing canning suspensions affect local industry. weather warns of frost risk and court term delayed.
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Jackson
Mine
Hue
Erit
Nany
Howard Association
Wickshare Eward
Edwards
Uurt
Yuma
State Board of Health
Drs. Kiger
Uaetere
Biloxi
Mave
Ken EK
Thompson
Union Church
Jefferson County
Carradine
A. & M. College
Durant
Clinton
Dethaffenried
Dabney
Weather Bureau
Ant Catholic and Railroad Influences Oppose McKenna
Telegrams and letters indicate a likely fight against Attorney General McKenna if nominated to succeed Justice Field. Religious grounds and railroad interests are expected to shape opposition, citing his Catholic faith and past Interior Department shift to avoid control of Indian schools. The senate may not heed religious intolerance, but effort to defeat confirmation will be made.
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Wasnisarox
Lkely
Mc Kenna
Justice Field
Judge McKenna
Department of Justice
Senate
Supreme Beach
State of Trade Report Describes Shifting Commodity Prices
Bradstreet notes increased activity in staple lines as merchants supply markets and prices fall for many items. Cotton and wheat futures rise in some belts while dairy, pork, and copper show softer demand. Drought hurts crops in the Mississippi Valley and Arkansas, with general declines in butter, coffee, and wool. Trade sentiment remains cautious amid mixed advances and notable failures.
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Dradstreet
Vibesouri
Brad
Shent
Gir Reuwun
Texas
Bessemer
Prines
Staten
Frightened talk and wedding gifts spark old memories
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes recalls trembling searches for gold, domestic quirks, and wedding plans. Stories range from curious digs and fears of hunger to scolding locks and a gift of shell side combs, framed by light humorous vignettes and newspaper chatter.
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American Mimane Association
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Caesseng
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Nyd
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Tuk Union Protective Association
J. T
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Catle
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Bishop C. J. Calloway
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Mississippi River
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J. W. Allen
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Campers, No 1
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Logan County
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Vanking Theater
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Ohishome Swine Breeders
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Oklahoma Swine Breeders’ Association
A J. Henthorn
Oklahoma City
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Lincoln County
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