French Admiral Seizes Mitylene Ports in Levant Move
Paris reports from the Levant that Admiral Caillard has occupied three principal ports on the island of Mitylene and moved to seize customs. The dispatch notes an armored division arrived, with one cruiser and three torpedo boats separated from the squadron during pursuit. The British foreign office holds no Turkish request on Cyprus terms.
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Paris
Levant
Caillard
Mitylene
Mouette
London
Turkey
Constantinople
Echo de Paris
Cyprus
Great Britain
Syra
Grecian
Toulon
Mityle
Cuban agent Caesar Delrio arrested in Panama
Gen Alban, Panama’s governor, detains Caesar Fernandez Delrio from Cuba, acting Pacific Mail agent. Two envelopes with letters to Delrio and to Domingo Diaz are found in his desk. Consul Gudger may witness mail opening after the next steamer arrives.
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Panama
Gen. Alban
Caesar Fernandez Delrio
Cuba
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Delrio
Domingo Diaz
Department of
United States
Gadget
Steamship Company
Gen
Alban
Gudger
Luetgert Sausage Factory Sold After Foreclosure
The Luetgert sausage factory in Chicago, tied to a famous wife murder case, was sold to Mrs. Helen Tuohy of Rogers Park, Illinois, as the highest bidder at $41,297. The brick four story building has stood unused since the tragedy and recent vandalism damaged many windows.
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Luetgert
Chicago
Helen Tuohy
Rogers Park
To Melt Chinese Guns
Berlin will melt most of the 175 ancient bronze Chinese guns from Peking for bronze value. The most ornamental pieces go to the Berlin Naval Museum. carriages ammunition and wagons also aboard the Krefeld.
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London
China
Germany
Krefield
Peking
Berlin
London Times
Arctic whaling fleet reaches port with light catches
Three steamers of the Arctic whaling fleet tie up in San Francisco on November 6 with small catches. The Karluk reports 250 pounds of bone. The William Baylies delivers 3,600 pounds of bone, 125 barrels of oil, and 1,200 pounds of trading bone. The Alexander brings 4,000 pounds of bone, 150 pounds of ivory, and fur skins amid a subdued market.
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San Francisco
Karluk
William Baylies
Democrats Carry Virginia in Nuanced Victory
Richmond November 6. Democrats polled about 75 percent of their vote yet surpassed expectations. Negro interest was low and indications point to a state ticket majority exceeding 25,000. Elected: Governor Andrew Jackson Montague Lieutenant Governor Joseph Willard Attorney General William A. Anderson.
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Virginia
Richmond
Andrew Jackson Montague
Joseph &. Willard
William A. Anderson
Nash Leads Kilbourne In Ohio Governor Ballot
With 178 of 227 Cincinnati precincts reported, Nash leads Kilbourne by 3 046. The result signals a Republican gain of about 5 000 in Hamilton county and the election of the entire Republican county ticket, including ten representatives and three senators, with pluralities from 4 000 to 6 000.
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Cincinnati
Nash
Kilbourne
Hamilton County
General Assembly
Cleveland Returns Favor Democrats in County and Legislative Race
early returns from about half of Cleveland precincts show Democrats likely winning the county and legislative ticket. Republicans claim Nash leads Kilbourne for governor in the county results as of 1 a m.
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Cleveland
Nash
Kilbourne
Harris and Potter Triumph in Pennsylvania Election
Returns show the Republican state ticket elected in Pennsylvania with Frank G. Harris as state treasurer and William P. Potter as supreme court judge. Pluralities range from sixty to seventy thousand, confirming the ticket's victory.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Frank G. Harris
William P. Potter
Supreme Court
William Potter
Republicans claim wins in Maryland Colorado and Utah
Return notes state Republicans carried Maryland Colorado and Salt Lake City Utah and Kansas also went Republican according to the report.
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Maryland
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kansas
Electric Bitters touted as best selling bitters
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio proclaims Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. The tonic targets stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and blood, strengthens nerves, and builds the entire system, restoring vigor for weak and sickly individuals. Price 50 cents. sold by Chas. D. Rushton and Houseworth Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Belleville
Chas. D. Rushton
Houseworth Bros
Indiana reports year end balance of 616000 in state accounts
Indiana closed the fiscal year ending October 31 within its income with a balance of 616,649.98, up 239,582.06 from last year’s 371,967.92. After noting expenditures by the last legislature and met 1899 appropriations, the Auditor of State’s office provides receipts, expenditures and a summary for The News.
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Indiana
Auditor of State
Enae ‘College
Prince
Anc
Busi
Durin Ceip
Log of Cristobal Colon cited as key in court inquiry
Captain Parker read an entry dated May 25 1898 from the Cristobal Colon log showing a shift from Santiago inner harbor to the outer berth. Sigsbee dispatch noted outer bearings sketches but mentioned nothing of the Colon. The testimony questioned officers zeal and the retrograde movement under orders amid the Schley court inquiry.
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Washington
Parker
Admiral Schley
Cristobal Colon
Santiago
Schley
Sigsbee
Navy Department
Colon
Minneapolis
Jewell
Yale
Wise
St.Paul
Rostormel
Santiago Harbor
Mr. Hanna
Department
Hanna
Brooklyn
Cotton
Santiago de Cuba
New Cherokee Treaty Advances for Cherokee Lands
Guthrie Oklahoma November 6 The Cherokee Nation lands in Indian Territory may open to white settlement within eighteen months. Senator J C Carpenter of Chanute Kansas argues a treaty with the government to allot lands in the nation will be concluded this winter. He says the prior rejection stemmed from misrepresentation and that the Indians now seek allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Indian Territory
J. C.,carpenter
Chanute
Kan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
One hundred dollars reward offered for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio testimonials from wholesale druggists West Atrux Walding Kinnwan Marvin confirm Cheney's honesty and ability to meet obligations Hall's pills promoted as best with price 75 cents per bottle and free testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West A‘truax
Walding
Kinnwan & Marvin
Hail
Adamsville village notes at harvest time
The farmers are busy husking corn. Chauncey Krouse has commenced keeping house in our Village. Mrs. Conklin has moved to Ed wardsboro. Mrs. Mary Johns is spending a few days in our town. Fred Warner and wife stay with his sister Mrs. Carlton Rine hart of Sailor who is very sick. James Williams is in the nursery business. Chauncey Hale has moved into the Sarah Hitchcox property.
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Chauncey Krouse
Conklin
Edwardsboro
Mary Johns
Fred Warner
Carlton Rinehart
Sailor
James Williams
Chauncey Hale
Sarah Hitchcox
Bristol couple deny engagement announcement
A Bristol couple, Mr and Mrs Francis F E Gregory, say they have made no announcement or authorized anyone to announce their daughter's engagement. Printed cards and tex imply an engagement to Mr Otto with a date suggested as October 1801, which they dispute.
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Francis FE .Gregory
Bristol
Ramsey T Kepner seeks liquor license in Elkhart Indiana
Ramsey T Kepner a resident of Concord Township Elkhart County Indiana announces at the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners meeting to be held December first 1901 his application for a license to sell spiritous ginous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with on premise drinking privileges the location described as the front west room of a three story brick building on Lot 11 in Elkhart fronting South Main Street.
Notice of liquor license application in Elkhart Indiana
Charles H. Russell, a male resident over twenty one years of age, of Concord township Elkhart County Indiana, will apply at the December 1901 session of the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell spiritous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart, with on premises drinking, at ground floor of a two story brick building on West Jackson Street in Elkhart. The property is part of Lot 16 in the Original Plat, described to begin 22 feet east of the northwest corner, with specified boundaries, fronting a public highway.
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Elkhart
Concord Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
Ramsey T. Kepner
Board of County Commissioners
Goshen
Main Street
City of
Ramsey T
Kepner
A&w T
Lkhart County
Charles H. Russell
Board of Commissioners
Jackson Street
Wilkhart County
Charles H. Russelt M
D&w
State of Indiana
Charles Geng
Wikhart County
Babcock’s
Ae A
Geng Seeks Liquor License in Elkhart Fourth Ward
Charles Geng a resident of Concord township Elkhart county Indiana announces his application to the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with drinking on premises at his brick building on South Main Street Elkhart. The request is filed for the next county session to be held December 1901.
Free Cures Offered by Dr Petley in South Bend Hotel Office
Dr. William F. Petley, a specialist in chronic diseases, will hold a branch office at the Hotel Butstem in South Bend every Thursday for one year. Hours 3 am to 8 pm. He offers three months of free services, minor surgeries included, for those who apply before December 1. He will provide free candid opinions and focus on cases he can benefit or cure, covering a wide range of chronic ailments and generative organs. Address Wm F Petfrey MD 120 Main St South Bend.
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Wm. F. Petley
Spee.ch
Butstem
Sutthost
Wm. F. Peffrey
M. D
Main St
South Ben
Notice of Liquor License Application in Elkhart Indiana
Public notice to residents of Elkhart County Indiana that E Lewis B Tracy a man over 21 years applies at the December 1901 Board of Commissioners session for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with on premises consumption. The proposed premises are a two story brick building on Main Street Elkhart with a front cash room on the first floor described by lot 261 in the second addition to Elkhart City and bounded on Main Street. The notice is dated November 7 1901.
Elkhart Revival Draws Large Audiences at Tower Church
Morse to J.W. Shepherd notes Elkhart fund of 175 dollars for revival support. Tower Church services draw large crowds this week as attendees participate in the revival.
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Allen
Morse
J.W. Shepherd
Elkhart
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