THE CZAR DEAD Fights Death But Succumbs in Prime
The czar died at 3 o'clock this afternoon after a long struggle with illness. Reports of his death earlier were premature. official confirmation may take time as cables and diplomatic notices circulate. Prince Cantacuzene will notify Secretary Gresham, and a death service is planned with prayers and a requiem. A year of mourning and public remembrance follows in Washington with no Greek church service available locally. Snowstorm furthers weather disruption in Duluth.
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Norv
Lapper
Queen of Amended
Livedia
Wasursotoy
Cantacusenne
St. Petersburg
Weser
Prince Cantscuzene
State Department
Gresham
White House
United States
Breckinridge
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Patenotre
France
Julian Pauncefote
M. Patenotre
Prince Cantacusene
Washixeton
Navy
Chicago
Japanese Victories Reported as Port Arthur Pressure Grows
November 3 dispatch from the Japanese legation claims success for Marshal Yama gate at Fong-Fang-Tieching and pressure on Kin Chow Tai-Sen-Wau Port Arthur. reports say Port Arthur’s fate remains uncertain with renewed attacks while Chinese forces retreat toward Matie Nung. Also notes mounting alimony dispute in Cincinnati and local oddities from Ohio and Pennsylvania, including a presumed animal menace near Columbus and college chapel grease prank.
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Yamagate
Fong-Fane- Tieching
Matie Nung
Oyama
Kin Chow
Tai-Sen-Wau
Port Arthur
Kia Chow
Tai-Len-Wan
Fong-Fang
Death of Czar Alexander III Embalmed in Livonia
The body of Czar Alexander III has been embalmed and laid in the private chapel at Livonia after a solemn service attended by the imperial family. The deathbed scenes were poignant as the emperor blessed his children and spoke with his wife, dying at 2:15 PM in the arms of the Empress. An imperial decree signals Nicholas II as successor and public oaths of allegiance are noted in Cronstadt and St. Petersburg.
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Livonia
Alexander III
Preobrajensky Regiment
Thecsar
Jong
Ivan
Nicholas
Czarowitz
Livadia
Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
France
Sr. Persissura
Nicholas II
Russia
Holy Russia
Russian Empire
Poland
Grand Duchy of
Finland
George Alexandrovitch
Czsrowitch
Alix
Hesse Darmstadt
London
United Kingdom
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough
Victoria
Alexander
Globe
Germany
Denmark
Paris
Alexander II
Municipal Council of
St Petersburg
Runaia
Cleveland
Wasuixeton
Gresham
Foreign Office
Wasuineton
Nicolas II
Wasnixoton
USA
Wis
Grover Clavenann
Tragedy in Tudmore: Farmer Kills Brother-in-Law After Noise
In Tudmore near Dayton Ohio Conrad Angel fired on a noise at his barn killing his brother-in-law John Fisher who came to visit. The incident followed prior clashes with tramps and a burning attempt at the barn. Local authorities investigate the fatal shooting.
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Daryton
Ohio
Tudmore
Dayton
Conrad Angel
John Fisher
Fisher
Angel
Death of Well Known Rey Mean Politician
Purpapenruia Pennsylvania November 5 Ex Sheriff William R Leeds a well known republican politician and legislator from the Tenth district died at his home in this city aged fifty seven Pneumonia superinduced by Brights disease caused his long illness He had been bedridden ten days He rallied briefly Saturday night but worsened Sunday and passed into unconsciousness after 10 o clock last night P W Smith and wife of Richmond Tennessee are guests of the New Aveline.
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Puivapriruta
Michael Sandusizo
Seventh
Fitzwater
Sandusiro
Purpapenruia
William R. Leeds
Kright
Leeds
One Church For All Cardinal Gibbons Seeks Christian Reunion
Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore Cathedral calls for reunion of Christianity across English speaking world. He argues faith and morals must endure while church discipline can adapt to circumstances. He hopes a day comes when all who profess Christ share one Lord one faith and one baptism under one fold.
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Baltimore
Cardinal G Gibbons
England
United States
Chhurch
Christendom
Christ
Nearly Bleed to Death Belle Loring at Free Methodist Church
The daughter of Rev. W. T. Loring narrowly bled to death at 2 AM after an abscess formed from a forehead contusion a week earlier. Dr. Ogle treated the bleeding. a ruptured blood vessel during the fall caused the hemorhage.
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W. T. Loring
Free Methodist Church
Belle
Dr. Ogle
Four Men Pardoned Amid Immunity and Distilling Case
The president pardons James M. Hoberts and Elisha Hoberts of Kentucky, and Herbert Guy of Washington after illicit distilling and opium-smuggling actions. James A. Jesus of Mississippi received a four year sentence for pension frauds. Oxford defeats Yale in athletics while Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder is praised. Lewis Addon, son of a local grocer, drew a crowd on Calhoun Street admiring a new delivery wagon.
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Washinatoy
Ihe
James M
Elisha Hoberts
Kentucky
Herbert Guy
Washington
James A. Jesus
Mississippi
Oxford
Yale
Dr. Price
Lewis Addou
Joseph Addon
Columbia Street
Calhoun Street
Elections Bring Republicans Gains Across Multiple States
The Republican wave swept New York Indiana Illinois and the northwest giving the GOP large majorities and control of many state tickets legislatures and several congressional seats. Indiana California Ohio and Michigan swung Republican as did New York with Morton winning governor and Strong mayor of New York City. The result sets Republicans to dominate both houses of some state legislatures and project a strong national majority.
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New York
Indiana
Illinois
McNagny
Leichty
United States
Martin
Bynum
Cooper
Indianapolis Republicana
Wilson
West Virginia
Dayton
Springer
Morton
Hill
Strong
Ohio
Michigan
Connecticut
Badger
Upham
Peck
Minnesota
John W. Willis
Supreme Court
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Hastings
Holcomb
Fusion
Nebraska
Majors
Cook
Langtry
White
Slow examination in Souder case opens to public but slow pace
The Souder versus Everett case began a lengthy preliminary examination in the circuit court with open doors. Witnesses included N B R Leonard, publisher of the Gazette, questioned about newspaper circulation and lists sent to Chairman Everett, as lawyers clashed over admissibility and compelled testimony.
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Daniel Wsouder
C. F. Everett
N. R. Leonard
E. V. Herris
Circuit Court
Shambaugh
W. P. Breen
W.h.shambaugh
Henry Colerick
Harry
Harry Hanna
Nbr Leonard
The
Gazette
Inzette
Everett
Leonard
Kleekamp
N. RB. Leonard
Sentinen
Breen
Witnese
Lowry
Rourke
Prof Leonard
Daniel W. Souder
C E. Everett
Plowing Contest Highlights at Goshen Road Fair
The fourth annual plowing contest on the Goshen road drew a crowd despite bad weather. William Copeland won walking plow for men with 98 points, while W Iceberg led boys and John Gillie won riding plow. Judges were Stephen Heath August Altikruee and Hiram Porter. Also reported is the sudden death of 15 year old John T. Nill at 177 West Washington Street from heart disease with funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow.
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Brudi
Goshen
William Copeland
Lewis Bruch
Arcond
John Obmen
William Wallace
Ernest Danenfelaer
August Pequinot
W. Iceberg
Bert Bronson
O. H. McKinley
John Gillie
August Racine
Gottleib Bruch
Messrs
Stephen Heath
August Altikruee
Hiram Porter
John T. Nill
West
Washington Street
Fatal Gas Explosion at Westminster Seminary
A basement gas explosion at Westminster seminary injured three servants, with Clara Diebold fatally burned. Edith Master and Clara Diebold, both burned about the head and hands, were taken to St Joseph hospital. Fire officials, doctors, and a family rushed to aid.
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Westminster Seminary
Crana C. Dienoip
Axpaswa
Edith Master
Clara Diebold
Miss Master
Carrie B. Sharp
C. B. Siemen
St. Joseph Hospital
Miss Diebold
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