John L Knocks Out The Monologue Gag In Harlem Vaudeville
New York November 1 John J Sullivan appeared in vaudeville at a Harlem theater this afternoon. John L. engaged the audience with nervous humor then delivered a rapid monologue interspersed with quick jabs and a sand trick. The crowd roared approval as the act progressed and the comic finished to pleased spectators.
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New York
John J. Sullivan
Harlem
John
John L
Hartem
John T
John H
Barrington Plans American Ascension Visit to New York
Briton Vincent Barrington, famed aeronaut, arrived aboard the Cunard Umbria to pursue an ascent with American aviators. He aims to meet with Austin Corbin and Leo Stevens for a possible night ascent, citing past record flights and heights, including a 2,400‑ft rise and a 16‑mile run in 20 minutes. The trip also marks attendance at the New York Chamber of Commerce centennial celebration. King Edward’s ancient cane and Anton Hlegner the cellist are noted on the page.
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New York
Vincent Barrington
Cunard
Umbria
Air Vincent Xafit
Austin Corbin
Leo Stevens
Stanley Spencer
London
Newcastle
Barrington
Tides and Weather Notes From Honolulu Port
Weather and tide details from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey list Hawaiian Standard Time and Greenwich time offsets, with remarks on tides at Kehulul and Filo, plus morning minimum and midday maximum temperatures. Arrivals and passengers at Kauai ports are noted, including ships Ke Au Hou and Mikubala.
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United States
Casa and Geodetic Survey
Hololu
Greenwich
Weather Bureau
Punsbou
Imperial troops brutal suppression reported in China
Reports from Kwei Chun, Viceroy of Sze Chuan, describe Boxers blamed for attacks on churches and aid workers. Imperial forces killed hundreds, captured leaders, and executed a dozen alive after trial. Apparent extermination of rebel chiefs noted, though some pockets linger.
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Victoria
DB. C
Orient
Kwei Chun
Sze Chuan
Amtricus
Chengtu
Hwayang Helen
Chins
Jangelen
Chienchow
Banda An
Ito
Chengto
Gotenwe
Chingtangsten
Chintangxien
Hsuso Chin Ping
Suchiawan
Luctiae
Wood's Canteen Views Highlight U S Military Travel
General Leonard Wood arrived in New York aboard the St Louis with Generals Corbin and Young to observe German maneuvers and discuss the canteen issue. He toured Germany and England with his family and praised the military systems seen. Prince Henry of Prussia travels to New York for the Chamber of Commerce dedication, aboard the same liner.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Corbin
Young
St. Louis
Wood
General Wood
Scotland
Germany
England
Magoon Indicted as an Accessory in Hawaii Case
Grand jury accuses J Alfred Magoon of harboring William Harrison Wright to help him avoid arrest for embezzlement in 1902. Indictment details a felony amount and alleged concealment, with Magoon alleged to have acted without family relation.
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Magoon
Hawaii
Territory
William Harrison Wright
J. Alfend Magoon
Honolula
Wiliam Harrison Wright
Willan Harrison Wright
J. Alfred Magoon
William Harrison
Notice of Bankruptcy for Wong Hing in Hawaii
In the district court of the United States for the Territory of Hawaii Wong Hing is adjudged bankrupt on November 17 1902. Creditors meeting set for November 28 1902 at the Stangenwold Building Honolulu in the forenoon to prove claims appoint a referee exam the bankrupt and transact proper business. William T Rawlins Referee in Bankruptcy Honolulu November 19 1902.
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Wong Hing
Honolul
Oahu
Stangenwold
Honolu
William T. Rawlins
Honolulu
Brown and Meyer Cited Into Court
Information shows the defendants Meyers neglected to obey a writ and the notice of appeal was not filed timely. The deponent testifies that ward notice of appeal was filed about 15 minutes after noon and that clerk John M. Kea reported filing at 1:01 p.m. on the cited date.
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Mali Lante
Meyers
John M. Kea
al Jogen
Ken
Walt
Rhea Comments on Rejected Virginia Precinct Returns
Congressman Rhea of Virginia’s Ninth District issued a pointed statement on the rejection of Patterson and Mendota precinct returns from last week’s election. He said the commissioners were honest in their belief but implied the outcome would likely favor him if a state board certificate were issued, signaling readiness to accept an election certificate if the votes are exercised.
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Bristol
Rhea
Virginia
Pattson
Mendota
State Board
Exeru
Ion
Removal Sale At Fort Street Millinery Offer
A local store announces a two week removal sale to clear excess stock. The shop moves from its current Parlor location to Fort Street as soon as a new site is selected. Patrons urged to visit 48 He remainst rest for low prices on fine millinery.
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Chomumon
Kérotanla Street
Wibhex
Fort Street
Tow
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