Gould Fortune Trustee Appointed for Countess de Castellane
George J. Gould was named trustee for his sister the Countess de Castellane by the Civic Tribunal of Paris. The Count Boni de Castellane is accused of spending about 23 million francs since their 1895 marriage, while the Countess’s income runs around 3 million francs annually.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
George J. Gould
Countess de Castellane
Civic Tribunal
Count Boni de Castellane
Mr. G
Castellanes
Count de Castellane
Gould
Goulds
Anna Gould
Croesus
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Pau
Chamber of Deputies
France
Auteuil
Modern Society
London
Castellane
M. le Comte
Rosemont de Rouge-Aix
Boston
Stewart
Duchess of Manchester
Consuelo Yznaga
New York
Pappenheim
Pappenheim Was Miss Wheeler
Philadelphia
Mme. de Steuers
Holland
George Cary
Miss Astor
Erdoedy
Hungary
Julia Scott
Johnson
Marquise de Talleyrand-Perigord
Bessie Curtis
Marchioness of
Anglesey
J. P. King
Sands Hill
Anny Gould
America
Rue Malakoff
Maitre Bonnet
Seine Et Oise
George Gould
Maire Bonnet
Baudouin
McLean in Ohio as Bryan Stirs Cincinnati Campaign
Colonel McLean arrives in Ohio amid Democratic fears over Congress and Bryan's fate. The visit coincides with Bryan's Ohio swing and prompts talk of district losses, favoring McLean allies in Cincinnati including Dowling and Kilbourne. McLean skims state committee, citing travel delays for Bryan.
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John R
Isaac R. Hill
McLean
Ohio
Colonel Bryan
Cincinnati
Mr. McLean
Congress
Bryan
Tribune
Joe Dowling
Dayton
Ike Hill
Washington
Lentz
Hee Hill
Dowling
James Ross
Judge Dittey
James Kilbourne
Bob” Gordon
Democratic State Committee
Colonel Hill
State Committee
Long
Crawford
W. H. Hendrickson
Illinois
Ways and Means Committee
Southern Hotel
Hendrickson
al Carlisle
Cincinnatian
Unknown victims in fire at Tarrant Co drughouse
New York authorities revise the missing list after the Parrrant & Co drughouse explosion and fire. Twenty six persons remain unaccounted for with eight identified as employees. no bodies found yet amid extreme heat and debris. Fire officials accuse Tarrant & Co of excess combustibles and issue possible misdemeanor liability, with insurers not liable.
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New York
Parrant & Co
Tarrant & Co
Augustus F. Doherty
Fire Department
Rockefeller lore at Prof Trigg shocks Chicago university
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports John D Rockefeller, displeased by professors at the Chicago University. He demanded that faculty stop using his name, and mentioned idiots and an insane asylum. A star faculty meeting followed in Dr Harper's room discussing recent fiery statements and seances.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Trigg
Shakespeare
Rockefeller
Harper
Star Chamber
Dr. Harper
Conauphoes
Avondale Estate Sold by Land Judges Court
Dublin October 1 Avondale the estate of the late Charles Stewart Parnell was sold at auction today. The buyer was Mr. Boyland a friend of Mr John Howard Parnell brother of the Irish statesman.
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Dublin
Avondale
Charles Stewart Parnell
Boyland
John Howard Parnell
Millionaire Dies From Toothache in New York
Ambrose M. McGregor, a Standard Oil investor and Florida winter resident, died after months of illness caused by neglected toothache. He sought dental care in Cleveland in June after severe pain, had two operations, and remained ill. He owned a residence in New York and an estate at Orienta Point on the Sound.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ambrose M. McGregor
Standard Oil Company
McGregor
Florida
Cleveland
Ted Helmuth
Orienta Point
Sound
Sunday School Row Grounds Insubordination Charges
Nevin superintendent of the Youngstown Tabernacle Presbyterian Sunday school cited by the church session to appear next Tuesday evening and answer charges of insubordination and misuse of funds.
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Nevin
Youngstown Church
Commercial Tribune
Youngstown, CO
Deweese Co
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Powder Magazine Explodes in Nankin After Lightning
Nan kin suffered a powder magazine explosion caused by lightning with many killed or injured and substantial property damage reported by The Daily News in Shanghai on October 31.
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Shanghai
the Daily News
Nankin
North Florida tremors rattle Jacksonville buildings
Eight distinct earthquake shocks were felt in Jacksonville on October 31. The first at 11:15 a.m. shook large buildings, with subsequent quakes at 15 minute intervals until 12:30 p.m. A seventh shock at 4:04 p.m. was the strongest, followed by a final tremor rattling windows. No damage or water disturbance reported. Weather officials tracked the events.
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Jacksonville
Fia
Jsonville
Weather Bureau
Mitchell
Carlist Band Near Berga Counts 800 Rebels
Madrid reports that official figures place the Carlist band near Berga at 800 men. Spanish troops are closing in, with communications between Berga and Barcelona cut.
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Madrid
Berga
Barcelona
U S Authorities Take Defaulter Alvord
New York district attorney announced that Defaulter Alvord will be turned over to United States authorities.
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U. S
New York
Gardiner
Alvord
United States
Wall Street Press managers face blackmail charges
Leonard Watson and John Evans along with Ferdinand Gardner were held for examination in Police Court on a blackmail case. C. W. Morgan, a banker, accused Gardner of threatening libel and demanded $1,500. Morgan paid half and says Watson and Evans repeated the demand.
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New York
Wall Street Press
Leonard Watson
John Evans
Ferdinand G. Gardner
C. W. Morgan
Morgan
Gardner
Wall Street
Watson
Evans
Jones Endorses At Polls Violence in Election Comment
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Jones chairman of the Democratic National Committee openly endorsing aggressive measures at polling places. He defends Croker's idea of cases at the polls and urges Democrats to guard the count, warning that intimidation or fraud will be met with "methods as may be necessary." He claims Democrats will prevent fraud and disputes the Republican side.
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Bryan
Cincinnati
McLean
Colonel Bryan
Buck” Henrickson
Democratic National Committee
Ratorath Bryan
Chicago
Senator Jones
Croker
Hill
Mount Predicts Indiana Will Surpass 1896 Plurality
Governor James A Mount of Indiana sent a noon despatch to President McKinley in Washington claiming after six weeks of campaigning Indiana will deliver a larger plurality than in 1896. Mount has been touring the state and endorsing McKinley’s bid.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ferrell Faces Death Sentence After First Degree Murder Conviction
Rosslyn Ferrell was found guilty of murder in the first degree and remains under sentence. He spent a restless night in custody, attempted to shield himself with bed covers, and his family learned of the verdict after breakfast. A new trial motion is set for Friday morning before the death sentence.
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Ferrell
Tobias Ferrell
Miss Costelow
Columbus
Ferrells
Costelow
Tobias
Right to Vote Denied for Puerto Rican Citizen Claim
Frank Juarbe is declared not a citizen in a voting rights dispute. The case centers on his eligibility to vote and his Puerto Rican status amid citizenship questions.
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Frank Juarbe
United States Called Industrial Enemy of Europe
The German Central Bureau for commercial treaties cites Dr Vosberg-Reckow stating the United States threatens Germany's industrial power and commerce. He praises American efficiency and consular networks, warns Europe must unite against US competition, predicts a rising American merchant marine and deepening US economic influence.
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United States
Europe
Vosberg-Reckow
Washington
German Central Bureau For
Germany
Hanauer
Frankfort
State Department
America
Russia
Dr. Vosberg- Reckow
Great Britain
Thousands Hear William J Bryan at Music Hall
Thousands packed Music Hall for William J Bryan as a large crowd outside heard the Democratic nominee’s speech on free silver. The event began early with doors opened ahead of schedule, and the audience included many supporters and some Republicans eager to see the candidate. Bryan spoke briefly after a long, enthusiastic reception, while Judge Harmon and Golden Rule Jones struggled to command quiet.
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Bryan
Music Hall
Weber
Hamilton
Beckham Club
Campbell County
Twenty-second Ward
Democratic
Commercial Tribune
Mr. Bryan
Duckworth Club
Plum Street
Judson Harmon
Golden Rule Jones
Lewis Bernard
Democratic Committee
G. Rule Jones
Henry Ketter
Henry T. Rainey
Carrollton, Lil
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Count Castellane
George Stelle
Douglas Reid
Arthur Aylmer
Ireland
Ferdinand Colonna
John W. Mackay
San Francisco
Louise de Scey-Montbellard
Winnatetta Singer
Nellie Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Frances Work
Frank Work
James Boothby Burke-Roche
Emily Schaumberg
Hughes-Hallett
England
Caroline ‘Carroll
William Haggard
H.rider Haggard
M. Georges Clemenceau
Mary Plummer
Miss Fitzgerald
W. J. Fitzgerald
Litchfield
Viscount Deerhurst
Jay Gould
Virginia Fair
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Paran Stevens
M'Lean
Moe
Icts
Shakspeare
Parnell
Millionaire
Ambrose McGregor
Standard Oil Co
IK North Florid
Jones
Mount TO
M’kinley
Indiana
Marysville
Rosslyn
Rell
William J. Bryar
Music. Hall
The
Nebraskan
G. Ryle Jones
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