Message to King Edward Delivers Royal Liaison at White House
Washington scene centers on a private White House luncheon for Rear Admiral Prince Louis Battenberg and Prince Alexander. The president extends a personal invitation and will forward a return message to King Edward during the prince’s next London visit after a Mount Vernon ivy plant presentation.
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Washington
White House
Prince Lotti of Battenberg
Prince Louis
Prince Alexander
Prince Louisa
Mount Vernon
King Edward
London
Jerome Glams Monstrous Fraud Exposed in New York
District Attorney Jerome revealed a plot to print counterfeit circulars aimed at fraudulently directing ballots to invalidate votes for him. A printing-office worker alerted authorities, preventing widespread distribution of misleading materials bearing a facsimile Republican and Jerome ballot and altered voting directions.
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New York
Jerome
Cooper Union
4& Man
Millions More Needed for Coast Defenses
Washington reports that sixteen million dollars are required to finish the Endicott board coastal fortifications. total appropriations reach $28,693,404 with permanent projects at 31 points including San Diego San Francisco Columbia River and Puget Sound underway.
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Washington
United States
Endicott Board
Alexander McKenzie
San Diego
San Francisco
Cal
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Saloon Closures During Poll Hours Across City
City saloons will close all day from 9 a m to 6 p m as polling hours are in effect under law. Drinking places must shut during the hours the polls are open.
Wyoming Weather Forecast Update
Wyoming weather outlook for Tuesday and Wednesday reports no precipitation. Temperatures ranged from a high of 48 to a low of 29 in the twenty four hours ending yesterday. Palmer, section director, notes regional data.
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Palmer
Ection
Jerome Seems Sure of Winning Out
New York voters face a highly uncertain finale as Jerome Hearst Ivins and McClellan vie for four New York mayoral terms. The Municipal Ownership league led by Hearst shakes the race with strong late campaigning. Jerome’s committee predicts a larger margin than all opponents combined.
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Jerome
New York
McClellan, Hearst
Ivins
Municipal Ownership League
Wafeh
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
John A. Henneberry
Law dodgers fined fifty dollars for deer violations
Deputy Warden Duncan and Deputy Sheriff Ole Mossberg arrested Asa Phillipe and John Coppersmith of Pass Creek for hunting big game without licenses and exceeding their deer entitlement. Judge Thomas ordered a $50 fine plus costs. Phillipe paid and was released, while Coppersmith remains in county jail for default.
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Duncan
Ole Mossberg
Asa Phillipe
John Coppersmith
Pass Creek
Thomas
Phillips
Coppersmith
Sheridan Post
Hunters Return With Noted Officials In Cheyenne
Commissioner W A Richards of the general land office and Judge Willis VanDevanter of the US Court of Appeals arrived in Cheyenne after a two week big game hunt with Dr A W Barber of Cheyenne. Richards plans to depart for Washington today.
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W. A. Richards
General Land Office
Willis VanDevanter
United States Court of Appeals
Cheyenne
Red Bank
Big Horn County
Richards
Washington
A. W. Barber
New England Fox Hunting Club Opens Weeklong Meet
The New England Fox Hunting Club opened its annual meet in Charleston New Hampshire under favorable auspices. The event aims to promote the native fox hound and continues through the week with planned activities and trials.
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Charleston
N. H
New England Fox Hunting Club
O Donoman Noa An Takes Cork County Council Post
New York dispatch reports O Donovan Noa An will depart for Ireland next Saturday to assume the secretaryship of the Cork county council, a city position. The move elevates his role in local governance and confirms his departure plans.
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O’ Donovan Rossa
Erin
New York
O'Donovan Noaan
Ireland
Cork
Crossing Collision Fatal to Chicagoans
A Grand Trunk passenger train collided with a street car at a crossing in Chicago. Two people were killed and three seriously injured in the crash.
Russian Riots Threaten Empire as Disorder Grows
Reports from Odessa and surrounding areas describe brutal riots and massacres with thousands killed or wounded. Count Witte faces a difficult stance as troops cordon districts and officials ask for funds to raise police wages. Accusations of Jewish factory devastation threaten Odessa trade and Russia s international credit.
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St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Japan
Odessa
Moldovanka
Dankia Melniztt
Akkerman
Russia
Collision damages Mare Island ships in harbor storm
In Vallejo California on Nov 6 a strong gust pushed a refrigerator ship Cestic into the United States cruiser Marblehead at Mare Island Navy Yard. The impact caused severe damage to Marblehead including demolished gun mounts, a torn bridge, and a damaged floating machine shop. the machine shop suffered major loss and may end Marblehead’s service.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mare Faland Navy Yard
Cestic
I Itoj
Marblehead
Calf Sale Echoes in Douglas Trade Topic
Lyman B. Cooper for the Cooper-Willox Co of Douglas delivered a pedigreed white faced calf valued at 500 dollars to Captain Low G. Davila of the Baraloga Valley. Cooper-Willox represented the deal and returned home yesterday morning.
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Hoo
Lyman B. Cooper
Cooper-Willox Company
Douglas
Low G. Davila
Baraloga Valley
Y M C A Founder Sir George Williams Dies
London reports Sir George Williams founder of the Young Men's Christian Association and longtime headquarter president died at a goodly age. He was born in 1821 and passed away at about 8 45 p m.
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London
George Williams
Young Men's Christian Association
Russia’s Provinces Improve Amid Cabinet Turmoil
Reports from multiple points say conditions in Russian provinces are improving while unrest lingers in Poland and Kishineff. Odessa’s first train to St. Petersburg after disorders arrived yesterday in thirteen days as Count Witte struggles to organize a new cabinet. Finland rejoices at the imperial manifesto as dispatches note distress in Kishineff and the Caucasus.
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Odessa
St. Petersburg
Poland
Count Witte
Finland
Helsingfora
Kishineff
Caucasus
Middlesboro militias clash with gunmen in mountain chase
State troops pursue outlaw gang led by Frank Ball after murder of barber John Bolen. Soldiers fire on a hideout four miles from Middlesboro, capturing nine. three men missing. Governor Beckham urged to send more troops as vigilance continues.
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Middlesboro
Breathitt County
Frank Ball
John Bolen
Middleshoro
Four-Story Omaha Building Collapses. Two Workmen Buried
A six story construction at Sixteenth and Douglas Streets in Omaha collapsed today. Workmen Albert Lumpkin and James WoNamam were buried under debris as four floors fell. Rescue crews respond as crews search for survivors amid wreckage.
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Omaha
Sixteenth and
Douglas Streets
Albert Lumpkin
James WoNamam
Chicago and Omaha Livestock Markets Show Varied Receipts
Chicago cattle and sheep receipts show market steadiness with bids ranging from 1.00 to 6.75 for cows and steers, while Omaha entries report steady trends on cattle with Western steers priced near 9.00 and calves around 4.00 to 6.75, plus varied stocker and feeder values. Lambs and sheep fetchmid-range amounts, indicating overall modest activity across regions.
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Chicago
Onaba
Neb
Dave Bteern
Texac
Andrews Ends His Dastard Life in San Francisco
Milton Franklin Andrews, sought for the Colorado Springs murder of Bessie Bouton, shot and killed his companion Nalda Olivia and then killed himself at 748 McAllister street. The pair, arrived from Australia a month earlier, had lunched with William Ellis, a California horseman, after which Ellis was attacked and escaped. Police found preparations for corpse disposal, and Andrews was identified as the Bouton murder suspect. Rewards totaling 5200 were offered for his arrest.
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San Francisco
Milton Franklin Andrews
Bessie Bouton
Colorado Springs
Nalda Olivia
Andrews
William Ellis
Berkley
Cali
McAllister Street
Australia
California
Ellis
Berkeley
Eilis
Syracuse
N. Y
Cutler Mountain
Colo
Milton Franklin
Wiliam Curtie
Fire alarms report blazes at Burlington yards and outhouse
At 10 o clock Sunday the fire department fought a carload of ashes near Black's lumber yard and moved it by hand to prevent spread before extinguishing it. Around 11:30 o clock the department tackled a blaze in an outhouse in the northwest part of the city.
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Burlington Yards
Black
Amul
Hartville Judge Faces Eye Trouble After Chicago Visit
Judge J J Hauphoff, mayor of Hartville, was traveling home from Chicago when a eye affliction attacked his right eye. The condition threatened sight but has since improved though he may need an operation.
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Hauhoff
J. J. Hauphoff
Hartville
Chicago
Hauphom
Hauphoff
Commercial secretaries meet in Dallas to attract immigration
Dallas Nov meeting of commercial secretaries from Texas chief cities outlines plans for united action to attract immigration and capital to the state under the Dallas Chamber of Commerce banner.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Rival Mayors and Sheriff Rally as Philadelphia Edges Toward Election
Philadelphia braces for a tense election eve as the mayor and county sheriff, leaders of opposing factions, issue proclamations pledging to uphold the law and prevent illegal ballots. Both sides predict sweeping victories for their candidates as the city faces a potential disruption of peace.
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Philadelphia
Navy
The
Cty
Train wrecked by dynamite near Santa Barbara
An attempt to wreck the second section of passenger train No. 9 northbound on the Southern Pacific near Santa Barbara failed when a sack of dynamite exploded on the track. The engine pilot and wheels were blown off but no injuries were reported.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Southern Pacific
Japanese Worker Loses Eye At Pueblo Steel Plant
H Sugano a Jap employee at the Pueblo steel works rod mill lost his left eye yesterday while watching drawing of a small red rod. The rod kinked in the rack and the end struck his left cheek, forcing the eyeball out onto the cheek. He showed remarkable stoicism during treatment.
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Pueblo
Colo
Noy
H. Sugano
Steel Works
Sugano
Mormon effort to aid Lynch in Salt Lake mayoral race
Salt Lake City reports claim Mormon leaders back Republican candidate W. J. Lynch to defeat the American ticket. Senator Reid Smoot reportedly visited Provo to campaign for Republicans and a church paper allegedly printed Lynch voting advice. The Republican chairman denies church interference.
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Salt Lake
Utah
W. J. Lynch
Reid Smowt
Provo
Lynch
Mission House Targeted in Canton Area Attack
Consul General Lay at Canton reports a missionary letter from Lienehow area indicating an attempt to burn the mission housing near the scene of the recent American missionary massacre. Tension remains high in the neighborhood as authorities assess the incident.
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Washington
Canton
Lienehow
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M. C. A. Founder
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Imperial Palace
Big Omaha
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