Boni de Castellane Hopes for Reconciliation
Paris reports say Count Boni de Castellane has not abandoned hope for a reconciliation with Anna Gould in the divorce case despite Maitre Cruppi stating no reconciliation is possible. The Count refused a life income, continued writing letters to his wife, and blamed American lawyers for her actions.
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Paris
Maitre Cruppi
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Count Boni de Castellane
Alpha Chi Omega Conclave Opens in Greencastle
The Alpha Chi Omega national convention opened in Greencastle with DePauw hosting and delegates from Pomona Northwestern Michigan Wisconsin Albion Illinois and other colleges in attendance. The meeting runs for three days.
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Greencastle
Ind
Navy
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Pomona College
Northwestern University
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Albion College
University of Illinois
Straus Addresses Republican Meeting in New York
Oscar S. Straus, former minister to Turkey and prospective commerce and labor secretary, spoke at a Grand theater GOP meeting in New York. The event marked his first campaign appearance this season.
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New York
Grand Theater
Oscar S. Straus
Turkey
Victor H. Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Mr. Straus
Indians Capture Loaded Wagon In Sheridan Stampede
A band of about one hundred Utes seized a flour wagon bound from Arvada to the Tenth and Sixth cavalry near Bear Creek and Bierney. The driver was held at rifle point as the wagon was looted. White Bull, a Sioux chief, traveled to Sioux City to mediate and urge Ute leaders to avert conflict.
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Bear Creek
White Bull
Sheridan, Wyo
Arvada
Rifle Point
Bierney
Sheridan
Sioux City
Wyoming
Typographical Union Scores Eight Hour Victory
The International Typographical Union and the Methodist Book concern reach an eight hour day agreement. The change affects Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Detroit New York Chicago and Kansas City plants beginning today.
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Chicago
International Typographical Union
Methodist Book Concern, Publishers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
New York Chamber Adopts Currency Plan Study
The New York Chamber of Commerce approved a committee report proposing a national bank to issue currency modeled on Bank of France notes. The plan faced strong opposition with many speakers calling it impracticable.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Bank of France
Switchmen Denied A Ten-Cent Hourly Raise
Chicago railroad managers told the Switchmen union that their demand for a ten cent per hour raise would not be granted.
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Chicago
Switchmens’ Union
Revolutionary escapeer Gershunin evades Siberia in water cask
Gershunin a famed terrorist and organizer of revolutionaries escapes from Siberia hidden inside a water cask. He was condemned for complicity in the assassination of Minister Sipiaguine and in the attempt on Pobedonostsev and sent to Akatui silver mines after Schlosselburg fortress was closed to political offenders.
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St. Petersburg
Gershunin
Sipiaguine
Plehve
Siberia
Interior
Sipiagune
Mr. Pobedonostself
Holy Synod
Akatui
Schlosselburg
Public Service Corp Cuts Rates Ahead of Election
Newark notes the Public Service Corporation lowers trolley fares over a large system area and hints at further cuts in electric lighting and gas. Officials anticipate impact as many municipalities vote next week on building their own lighting plants.
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Newark
N. J
Public Service Corporation
New Jersey
Moody targets big corporations in anti trust push
Boston, Nov. 1. In Republican rallies at Beverley and Salem, Attorney General William H. Moody said he is investigating the great coal and oil combinations and will press charges without regard to politics if evidence shows illegality. He blamed railroad rebates, not tariffs, as the mother of trusts, and warned organized wealth can crush competition and individual initiative.
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Boston
Beverley
Salem
William H. Moody
Moody
Bryan
Roosevelt
Havemeyer
Miner Ends Life With Dynamite in Aspen Woodshed
Aspen Colorado November 1 Peter Cuez a miner living on East Hyman avenue killed himself with dynamite in a woodshed at his home He placed the powder under his head and blew off his head and both hands He was despondent over illness and doctors had given no hope of recovery He leaves a wife and a 12 year old son
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Aspen
Colo
Peter Cuez
East Hyman Avenue
Cuez
Government eyeing Morgan horse breeding station in Vermont
Washington reports the government plans a large Morgan horse breeding station in Vermont. Both War and Agriculture departments back the project to perpetuate famed endurance and intelligence for agricultural work road use and cavalry service. The Morgan line includes Civil War war horses like Rienzi that carried General Sheridan in his Winchester ride.
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Washington, D. C
Vermont
Morgan
Gen. Sheridan
Winchester
Michigan Endeavorers In Lansing Crowd For Convention
Delegates to the biennial Christian Endeavorers state convention arrive in Lansing with expectations of record attendance. The capital city is festooned in gala attire as decorations adorn businesses and homes in honor of the visiting group.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Christian Endeavorers
Prominent Spaniard dies at age ninety two in Madrid
Don Manuel Gonzales de Lapezuela Count de Cheste dies in Madrid at 92. He served as captain general in the Spanish army and played a prominent role in the Carlist wars.
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Madrid
Manuel Gonzales de Lapezuela
Count de Cheste
President Roosevelt Panama Visit Convoy Sails for Hampton Roads
United States cruisers Tennessee and Washington sent from Teague Island navy yard to Hampton Roads to convoy President Roosevelt aboard the battleship Louisiana for a voyage to Panama. The ships carry full crews and about ninety Marines.
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Philadelphia
United States
Tennessee
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Teague Island Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Hach
Louisiana
Withdrawal of Coal Lands Near Colorado Springs
Washington authorities have withdrawn from public entry more than 46 000 acres of coal lands in Colorado County. The land includes two entire townships of thirty six sections each, one about fifteen miles east of Colorado Springs and the other just northeast beyond Dustin Bluffs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Washington
Dustin Bluffs
Final Dividend Paid by Keene Guaranty Savings Bank
In Keene New Hampshire on November 1 a final dividend in liquidation was paid to depositors of the Keene Guaranty Savings Bank which failed in 1894. The final dividend was 6 percent, bringing total recovery to 76 percent for depositors. The Guaranty bank was among several New Hampshire banks that disappeared amid financial difficulties between 1890 and 1897.
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Keene, N. H
Keene Guaranty Savings Bank
Guaranty Bank
New Hampshire
Congress of Mothers Opens Three Day Session in Johnstown
The Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers began a three day session in Johnstown on November 1 with attention drawn to a controversy over inviting Anthony Comstock to deliver an address.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
Anthony Comstock
Purity Mentor
New York
Colorado River redirected flow at break in banks
Imperial California November 1 half of the Colorado river flow was turned from the break into the old channel. Work progresses with success at each stage as engineers redirect the water to relieve flooding.
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Imperial
Cala
Colorado River
Congressmen Hoar Dead in Worcester After Illness
Representative Rockwood Hoar of Massachusetts dies at his Worcester home after a five week illness. He had been unable to participate in his campaign for re election since September 25. Hoar was the son of late Senator George F. Hoar.
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Worcester
Rockwood Hoard
Massachusetts
George F. Hoar
Hoar
Explosion in railroad shops devastates Chattanooga yard
A terrific explosion in a Cincinnati and Southern railroad shops yard storeroom in Chattanooga at 1 am left one dead, one fatally injured, and at least six others seriously hurt. The storehouse was destroyed, a coaling station damaged, cars burned, and windows shattered for blocks around.
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Chattanooga
Cincinnati & Southern Railroad
Boxing card set with three ten round bouts
Amby McGarry faces Unk Russell in Baltimore Maryland for ten rounds. Dick Hyland meets George Decker in Ogden Utah for twenty rounds. Steve Kinney boxes Jimmy Briggs in Milwaukee for ten rounds.
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Amby McGarry
Unk Russell
Baltimore
Dick Hyland
George Decker
Ogden
Utah
Steve Kinney
Jimmy Briggs
Milwaukee
Lipton Announces Global Race Prize for Fishing Vessels
Sir Thomas Lipton announced in Boston on November 1 that he will offer a prize for a race among fishing vessels open to ships from any nation. The gesture aims to spur ocean-going fishing craft competition and promote maritime expertise.
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Boston
Thomas Lipton
The Metal Markets
New York markets for silver lead and copper were quiet and unchanged on November 1 with silver priced at 75.58 per ounce.
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New York
Hearst Denounced as Demagogue by Elihu Root in Utica
Secretary of State Elihu Root, backed by President Roosevelt, denounces William R. Hearst as a demagogue and unfit for New York governor. Root also praises Charles E. Hughes and says Roosevelt desires Hughes's election. He attacks Hearst's integrity, accuses him of self interest, and cites newspaper coverage as the public’s sole source of Hearst’s character.
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Root
New York
MR. Hearst
Utica
N. Y
Wm. R. Hearst
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Root
Hearst
Tammany
Murphy
New York Journal
New York American
Enjoyable smoker at J. T. Clarks Hose club event
The J. T. Clark Hose company in South Cheyenne hosted a highly enjoyable smoker with guests from North Cheyenne. A boxing match pitted Muggsy Shoes of Cheyenne against Kid Willits of Denver, where Shoes proved superior, followed by a musical program by the Hall brothers with multiple encores.
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J. T. Clark Hose Company
South Cheyenne
North Cheyenne
Muggsy” Shoes
Cheyenne
Kid” Willits
Denver
Hall Brothers
Police and Chauffeurs Clash in New York Riot
Five hundred striking chauffeurs and supporters rioted at Eighth Avenue and Eighty sixth Street in New York. About one hundred police in helmets and uniforms were required to quell the disturbance and suffered damaged gear.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
Eigty-sixth Street
Saratoga Electric Plant Destroyed by Fire
A disastrous fire at the Saratoga Electric Light company plant in Saratoga Wyoming destroyed the building. Discovered at 2 o clock, flames fanned by a strong wind and could not be stopped. Insurance coverage was 4000 dollars. total loss likely exceeds 8000 dollars leaving the town in darkness for some time.
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Saratoga
Wyo
Saratoga Electric Light Company
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Boni
Alpha Chi Omega
Typographical Union
Uncle Sam
Michigan Endeavorers
Congress OF Mothers
Colorado
Congressman Hoar
W.R. Hearst
J. T. Clarks
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