Coma Case at J Hood Wright Hospital Astonishes Doctors
Delia Mulligan an Irish servant awaiting recovery in New York’s J Hood Wright hospital has lain in a coma for twenty three days following partial asphyxiation by gas. Doctors note the case mirrors Nellie Corcoran’s earlier trance and have exhausted standard resuscitation with patient remaining unresponsive.
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New York
Miss Corcoran
Delia Mulligan
Ireland
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Nellie Corcoran
St. Vincent's Hospital
MacVeagh Concludes Cross-Examination of Mitchell
In Scranton on November 19 Mr MacVeagh wrapped up his cross examination of Mr Mitchell. The lawyer pressed for evidence that miners seek a yearly contract on hours wages and conditions to recognize the union. Mitchell avoided admitting a six month reign of terror and the commission weighs union recognition amid company opposition.
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Mitchell
Scranton
MacVeagh
MacVeigh
Mine Workers’ Union
Gowan
Mr. Ross
Mr. Mitchell
Real estate listings near Allen Academy and town schoolhouse
Property notes describe south block area near Allen Academy with about 1.25 acres, a Swallow cottage, tenant case and a well. Prices cited include six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street, brick cistern, and quarters near Allen Academy with East front. Various lots and frontages on Railroad Street and near the schoolhouse offered with easy terms and prices from 100 to 1260 dollars.
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Price
Main Street
Allen Academy
East Front
Trespass Warning on Railroad Tank Property
Notice warns that all persons found on the railroad tank for any purpose will be prosecuted. Signed by M. Parker, President Fin Feather Club 98.
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M. Parker
Franklin Bros. Finest Meats Featured in Local Ad
The notice highlights Franklin Bros offering a wide selection of meats described as best quality. It emphasizes reliable stock and daily availability at their shop location.
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Franklin Bros
Chaffee and Wheaton Reunite At Union League Banquet
General Chaffee and General Wheaton, long separated since the Luzon jungle days, shared a tearful reunion at a Union League club banquet. Chaffee praised Wheaton’s loyalty as he acknowledged the two men’ s mutual honors and the debts owed to the army’s shared victories.
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Chicago
Army of the
United States
Wheaton
Chaffee
Union League Club
Caney
Lloyd Wheaton
Luzon
General Wheaton
General Chaffee
Chiaffee
General Wright Reunites With Memphis in Enthusiastic Return
Gen. Luke Wright returns from the Philippines to Memphis after three years away. A seventeen-gun salute, bonfires, and a parade along Main Street welcomed the vice governor, with thousands cheering as Wright and his party toured to the Gayoso hotel and then to residence on Jessamine Street.
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Memphis
Luke BE. Wright
Philippines
Wright
Illinois Central Railroad
Poplar Street
General Wright
Main Street
General
Illuminated street parade opens carnival week in Houston
King Nottoe IV leads the second day parade through Houston on a cool clear night. The illuminated procession drew huge crowds as ornate floats rolled along the driveway, with the regal float bearing King Not toe IV and his princes at the head of the procession.
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Houston
Not¢ec IV
Generals Delary and Botha Abandon U.S. Tour
Tour abandoned as Generals DeLary and Botha decide to return to South Africa. DeLary says in interview they will meet Colonial Secretary Chamberlain in Pretoria.
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Brussels
DeLary
Botha
United States
South Africa
Chamberlain
Pretoria
Unusual Strike Delays Vanderbilt Residence Work
A 600 man sympathy strike tied up work on George W. Vanderbilt’s Fifth Avenue residence in New York. The Building Trades council ordered the stoppage to press for decoration contracts, discharge of Brotherhood of Painters members, and hiring Amalgamated Painters union affiliates, with painting postponed two months until plastering finishes.
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New York
George W. Vanderbilt
Fiftyfirst Street
Fifth Avenue
Building Trades Council
Amalgamated Painters’ Society
Brotherhood of Painters
Amalgamated Society
Stock Breeders Fated in Montezuma Interest
Montezuma Iowa November 19 C C Rigler Sons of Hartwick Iowa a large stock breeder in the west signs liabilities of 190000 assets 200000 Credits are mainly fine stock breeders in Indiana Illinois and Iowa Assets include 1000 acres of land and 300 head of shorthorn cattle among which is a 15000 bull touted as the highest priced of its kind in the world
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Montezuma
C. C. Rigler & Sons
Hartwick
West
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Mrs. Roland B. Molineux to pursue six month residency for divorce
Mrs Roland B Molineux announces in her own handwriting she will reside in Sioux Falls for six months to begin divorce proceedings Senator Kittredge her attorney has barred further comment to reporters.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Roland B. Molineux
Soux Falls
Kittredge
Wreck on Sunset injures three near Houston
The eastbound Sunset limited train No 10 on the Southern Pacific wrecked at Devers five miles east of Houston Tuesday morning overturning the engine demolishing the mail car telescoping one baggage car and wrecking the other. Engineer John E Burts Fire man W A Floyd and passenger W S Walton were seriously injured others slightly hurt.
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Houston
Southern Pacific
Devers
John E. Burts
W. A. Floyd
W. S. Walton
Terminal Railway for Mobile forms new depot plan
The Mobile Railway Terminal company organized with Samuel Spencer W B Andrews W W Foley F L Russell and other Southern railway figures as directors F L Russell elected president The plan calls for a modern depot with tracks and yards at an estimated cost of 500000 dollars.
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Mobile
Mobile Railway Terminal Company
Samuel Spencer
W. B. Andrews
W. W. Foley
F. L. Russell
The
Southern Railway
Dewey to Take Command of Caribbean Sea Division
Secretary Moody issues formal order directing Admiral George Dewey to assume command of the Caribbean sea division for upcoming maneuvers and designates Rear Admiral Taylor as chief of staff to accompany him.
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Washington
Moody
George Dewey
Carribbean Sea Division
Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Texas Beats Alabama 10 to 0 in Hard Fought Tilt
The University of Texas defeated Alabama 10 to 0 in Tuscaloosa. Both teams played well, but Texas proved too heavy for Alabama in a season showcase.
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Yellowhammers
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
University of Texas
Texas
Alabama
Unconstitutional Pool Hall Tax Upholds Local Jurisdiction
In Shreveport Louisiana on November 19 Judge Hicks declared unconstitutional an ordinance that imposed a license tax on pool rooms and restricted operations to certain municipalities under a legislative act.
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Shreveport
Hicks
Becket Beckwith Favored for Alabama Bishop Seat
The standing committee of the Episcopal diocese of Springfield approved the election of Rev. Charles Minnegerode Beckwith of Galveston as bishop of the Alabama diocese at a meeting in Springfield on November 19.
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Favors Beckwith
Springfield
Episcopal Diocese of
Charles Minnegerode Beckwith
Galveston
Alabama
Italian Queen Welcomes Second Child Princess Mafolda
Rome reports Queen Helen has given birth to a daughter named Mafolda. This is the second child of the King and Queen of Italy, the first being Princess Yolande Margherita born in Rome on June 1, 1901.
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Rome
Helen
Mafolda
Italy
Yolande Margherita
Engineer E. E. Blackwell Killed in Texas Wreck
E. E. Blackwell a civil engineer with the Texas and New Orleans railway construction crew died in a wreck near Mahl Texas on Tuesday night. Remains to be interred at Warrenton Pennsylvania.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
E. E. Blackwell
Texas and New Orleans Railway
Mahl
Warrenton
Salt Lake Clergy Plan Fight Against Smoot Senate Seat
The Salt Lake City Ministerial Alliance reorganizes for a vigorous campaign to oppose Apostle Reed Smoot’s U S senate election. The plan calls for nationwide pressure and a possible petition to Congress to bar Smoot from taking a seat, mirroring efforts that blocked Brigham Roberts in the House.
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Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Apostle Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Congress
Brigham H. Roberts
Smoot
Senate
Grave Robber Confesses in Indiana City
Indianapolis November meeting reveals Rufus Cantrell claims grave-robbing ring. Mayor Bookwalter and Cantrell discuss alleged thefts after a mother pleads for her son Walter Weddel from Mount Jackson cemetery. Cantrell recalls burial date and location, says four bodies per year suffice.
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Smoot
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Rufus Cantrell
Grand Jury Room
Cantrell
Minnie Weddel
St. Louis
Walter
Mount Jackson Cemetery
Mount Jackson
Mob forms to lynch two prisoners in Greer county
Guthrie Oklahoma November 19 Governor Ferguson and United States Marshal Fosser were notified by wire from Mangum Greer county that a mob was forming to lynch two negro prisoners. Appeals for protection were made because city officers refused to act. Officials ordered Greer county authorities to fulfill their duty.
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Guthrie, Okla
Ferguson
United States
Fosser
Mangum
Greer County
Wage Increase Won by Little Rock Switchmen
In Little Rock a conference between General Manager Wm Cotter of the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern and a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen committee resulted in a raise of three to four cents per hour for Little Rock switchmen. About 150 workers receive the higher pay.
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Little Rock
Wm. Cotter
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Burglary Hits Lisbon Bank Rooms Theft Totals 165000
Thieves broke into the underground strong rooms of the Pelurinhos bank in Lisbon and stole 165000 dollars. One bank clerk has been arrested as authorities express alarm over a spike in robberies.
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Lisbon
Pelurinhos
King Leopold Congratulated After Escape from Assassination
The Brussels chamber of deputies passed an address of congratulation to King Leopold on his escape from assassination by an anarchist.
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Leopold
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Stabbed to Death by a Rival in Rochester Music Teacher Slaying
Miss Florence McFarlin, 21, a Rochester music teacher, was stabbed five times in her father's house by an unknown woman who fled. An hour later Lulu Young, wife of former city purchasing agent Frank Young, was arrested as the suspected murderer after the attack. The killer reportedly said the victim had come between her and her husband.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mlssa
Florence McFarlin
Lulu Young
Frank Young
McFarlin
McFarlin Home Tuesday Morning, and When Miss McFarlin
Miss McFarlin
Mexican Matters. Bookkeeper Wounded and Noted Man Dies
G H Heel head bookkeeper and overseer at Motzorongo plantation near Cordoba was shot twice by Station Agent Fernandez in Motzorongo depot over alleged spousal tensions. Heel is in perilous condition at Cordoba railway hospital. Eduardo Ruiz, former attorney general and supreme court member, died after a horse fall at Uran. He authored works on Michoacan Indians and translated Morchoff for schools.
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City of Mexico
G. H. Heel
Motzorongo
Cordoba
Fernandez
Vera Cruz
Eduardo Ruiz
Supreme Court
Writ of Mandamus Asked in Virginia Congressional Contest
In Richmond on November 19 the state supreme court of appeals heard J F Bullitt defense for Colonel Campbell Stemp Republican candidate in the Ninth district seeking a mandamus to block the canvassing board from certifying W F Rhea as winner and to force county officials in Scott Russell Wythe and Washington to count precincts rejected by the boards arguing the counted votes could alter the result and elect Stemp. Rhea did not oppose the petition or have counsel during its presentation.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court of Appeals
J. F. Bullitt
Campbell Stemp
Congress
Ninth
State Board of Canvassers
W. F. Rhea
Scott
Russell
Wythe
Washington
Stemp
Rhea
Imperial Forces Repel Boxers in China Campaign
Reports from Canton say Kwang Si rebels seized Szen Fu and other prefecture towns. General Ting’s imperial troops defeat Boxers in Sze Chuan, capturing the fortress at Yang Tao Chi and killing or capturing 200. Taian Chien action kills 300 Boxers.
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Victoria
B. C
Canton
Kwang Si
Szen Fu
Sze Chuan
Ting
Yang Tao Chi
Horcou
Tai Hoohen
Taian Chien
Body Found On Porch in Galveston
Thomas Kelley about 50 from Fort Worth died Tuesday morning in Galveston from congestive chills. He was seen Monday evening after buying coffee at a Twenty eighth and Mechanic streets restaurant and saying he had a chill. The body lay on a porch at that location. The coroner's verdict cited congestive chill. Kelley was crippled in the left leg and identified by a Fort Worth acquaintance.
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Galveston
Thomas Kelley
Fort Worth
Mechanic
Great Gusher at Welsh No. 4 Struggles to Contain Flow
Welsh Louisiana November 19 The famous Welsh well No 4 spouted oil and water incessantly reaching 160 feet and belching with unprecedented force. Gas pressure is strong and oil flow greater than ever as operators nearly close the valve and cap hood to direct the stream into a slush pool 160 feet away.
Anarchist Plot Allegedly Targeted Roosevelt
Mrs. Lena Doxheimer, who joined Hoboken First Methodist two years ago after leaving an anarchist group, told the Mothers' club and her pastor a tale of alleged plots against President Roosevelt. She claims three men were chosen to kill him, but all three committed suicide.
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New York
Lena Doxheimer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hoboken
Mothers’ Club
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Ends Mississippi Bear Hunt Without a Shot
President Roosevelt completes a three day bear pursuit in Smedes Mississippi without firing at any bear. Despite efforts by hunters the president’s rifle never found a target within range ending the hunt as a quiet note in his book.
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Smedes
Miss
Roosevelt
Mississippi
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