Sardinia Destroyed by Fire Off Valletta
The Ellerman steamship Sardinia bound for Alexandria caught fire near Grand Harbour Valletta after leaving Liverpool on Nov 14. Over 200 aboard, including 44 crew and 151 passengers, perished or were injured as flames and a gale hampered rescue efforts. most feared to have drowned or burned.
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Sudden Boxing Riot and Poker Raids at Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago reports a rash of events at the Illinois Athletic Club where boxing matches drew official criticism while eight members were arrested for poker in room 982. Chief Shippy opposed fighting, two raids followed, suspects used fictitious names, and bonds of 400 were posted. The Raven stage production with Henry Ludlow and Julia Ashton was announced.
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Ilinois Athletic Club
Robert H. McCormick
United States District Attorney
Harrison Street
Shippy
Kenna
Silliman House Opens For Guests November 9
The Silliman House formerly Hamilton House will open for guests on Monday November 9 with rates at 2 dollars per day and special rates for regular boarders. Service described as first class. C P Terrell proprietor.
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Hamilton House
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Terrell
Robbery at Millionaires' Hill Chooses Bold Tactics
In Washington Heights two robbers attacked Mrs. Goes, bound her to a chair, and chloroformed her before looting the Washington Heights home. The assailants escaped after about an hour. Mrs. Goes lay unconscious for ninety minutes and remains seriously ill from the gas. The family’s 14 year old daughter and 12 year old son freed her, ending the danger. The crime is described as daring and unusual by police. A sum of 190 dollars was taken during the break in.
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Chicago
William Goes
Washington Heights
Mrs. Goes
Hill
Harry
Tariff on hides sparks shoe maker protest in Chicago
At a Chicago meeting of about 350 shoe industry representatives, plans were formed to juggle arguments before Congress on a 15 percent tariff on hides. They argue the duty enriches packers and harms farmers and shoe buyers, noting it shifts costs to the beef pocket and raises shoe prices.
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Chicago
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Washington
James G. Blaine
William McKinney
Jefferson Davis Death Observance Ordered by Confederate Veterans
General Bevans orders all Confederate organizations to mark the nineteenth anniversary of Jefferson Davis death. Adjutant General Mickle issues the order from New Orleans. Evans cites Birmingham reunion resolutions urging schools in the South to study Davis's life on December 6.
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Clement A. Bevans
Mickle
United Confederate Veterans
Jefferson Davis
Evans
Birmingham
Southern Memorial Association
South
Relief Hospital Ship Returns to Manila After Typhoon Damage
The hospital ship Relief, departing Manila Nov 15 for Guam, arrived in Manila with a damaged deck house and disabled engines. All aboard are safe with no injuries, and the crew’s efforts prevented a disaster. Repairs at Cavite Navy Yard will take several days.
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Relief
Guam
Navy Yard
Cavite
Roadbed grading starts on Al tus El Paso line at Lubbock
Thirty five teams with scrapers began grading the roadbed of the Al tus Oklahoma and El Paso railroad in Lubbock Texas. A contractor offers to build from Plainview fifty miles away and bond to complete the line within ten months.
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Lubbock
Tex
Altus, Oklahoma and
el Paso
Plainview
Wetumka marshal dies after street duel aftermath
Holdenville Oklahoma November 26 John Tabner city marshal of Wetumka died Wednesday morning from wounds suffered last Sunday in a street duel in which he shot and killed Ken Smith. Jeff Smith who mortally wounded Tabner had been held on $5000 bond and has surrendered to the authorities and is in jail awaiting Tabner's condition.
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Holdenville
Okla
John Tabner
Wetumka
Here
Ken Smith
Jeff Smith
Tabner
Meteorite Strike Reported Near Muskogee
A meteorite is said to have fallen seven miles south of Muskogee Oklahoma striking Frank Smith’s barn killing two horses and burying itself deep in the ground according to local reports from November 26.
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Muskogee, Okla
Muskogee
Frank Smith
Governor Harris Signals Run for Foraker Senate Seat
Columbus reports Governor Harris declares himself a receptive candidate for Senator Foraker's seat, signaling potential bid and statewide political maneuvering.
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Columbus
Harris
Senator Foraker
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