The Russian Throne Ready for Czarewitch Succession
St Petersburg reports indicate preparations point to Nicholas as heir to the throne. The czarewitch's betrothal to Princess Alix of Hesse is urged to satisfy house law. If he remains childless, Grand Duke Michael may become heir presumptive as Livadia notes the czar’s walk in the park.
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Heriin
St. Petersburg
Tageblatt
Nicholas
Nicholas II
Hesse
Paul I
Michael
Livadia
Lokal Anzeiger
Alix
Evar
Imperial
Paris
Lord Dufferin
London
Holy John of Constant
Holy John
Russia
Seeds as a Schemes to Win Votes by Flowers
Washington reports a would be congressman sought seeds for women voters to influence an election. The agriculture department rejected the plan saying it would violate law and decency and could not be used to favor any party. Other items note a national switchmen convention in Kansas City, a Java volcano eruption at Galungong, withdrawals from Harrisburg election filings, and the death of George Selater Booth, first Baron Basing.
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Washington
Congress
Colorado
Kansas
Agricultural Department
Sceda
Democratic Party
Democratc Party
United States
Big
Covention
Kansas City
Switchmen’s Association
Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association
American Railway Union
Switchman
Jersey City
New York City
Buffalo
Omaha
St. Louis
Boston
Commissioners of Prisons
News of the Week highlights world deaths and incidents
Notable items include the deaths of historian James Anthony Froude and ex prime minister Baron Bubt of Sweden, plus political remarks by Senator Gorman. A Greek powder mill explosion at Athens kills six workers, amid reports of various international events.
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Baron Bubt
Sweden
Stockholm
Gorman
Athens
Greece
Eugene Oudin
London
German Socialist Congress
William
Royal Opera House
Berlin
Town Board
Neversink
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Miss Pollard
Woodbine
New York
Port Natal
China
Japan
Seoul
Ross ‘Taylor
Nyack
N.Y
William Lake
Albion
Estella Dietz
Charl Dietz
White Plans
Otto von Luck
New York Garbage Commission
St. Louis
Kirin Province
Corea
Corean
Alderman Parks
New York City
Asbury Park
Carlos Holguin
United States of Colombia
Senate
Bogota
Jack Bladon
Goy
Tillman
North Carolina
George van Dyke
Josie Millazzi
J. L. Scudder
Congregational Club
Brooklyn
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cecil Hambrough
Scotland
Pabst Brewing Company
St. Paul
Signor Boeglin
Moniteur de Rome
Italy
H. H. Jessup
Presbyterian College
Bairut
Syria
Levi P. Morton
Carlisle
England
Cowes
Beachy Head
Queenstown
Logansport
Ind
Harrison
Chicago
Cowle
Conway
Patrick Reily
Pelham Manor
Reily
Chautauqua Lake Railway
Jamestown and Lake Erie Railway Company
Rome
Vatican
Minoussinsk
Yenisersk
Asiatic
Russia
Jenny
Wiggins
Siberia
Turkey
M. Stoiloff
M. Nachoviteh
Alfaira
Fears for the Falcon vanishs toward Greenland mystery
The Falcon steam sealer carrying the Peary party from Philadelphia Oct 3 to St Johns N F has not been heard from in nineteen days. Crew of sixteen Newfoundland residents, heavy deck load suspected. Westergaard & Co. fear disaster. possible afloat but unlikely.
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Philadelphia
Falcon
Peary
Greenland
Auxiliary Expedition
St Johns
N. F
Westergaard & Co
New Foundland
St. Tolvis
Enal
End of a Celebrated Case in New Jersey
A Newark verdict recognizes the marriage of Lucy Hart Clark of Lebanon to John Ramsay Clark of New York and Lebanon. Alimony of 210 annually in quarterly 85 payments is ordered, with Clark to file bonds. The chancery proceedings drew large crowds and featured conflicting testimony about the marriage and Clark’s conduct. The decision also assigns costs to the defendant and notes Clark’s evasive testimony.
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New Jersey
Newark
N. J
van Fleet
Lucy Hart Clark
Lebanon
John Ramsay Clark
New York
Clark
Chancery
Lucy Harr
Hart
Lucy
Lacey Hart Clark
Strange feline foster mother adopts orphan chick in Mount Vernon home
A Mount Vernon photographer’s household features a cat that adopts a newly hatched chick, raising it with the litter. The chick, nourished by insects and crumbs, grows among the kittens. As the kittens mature, the mother cat remains attached to the chicken, now a hen, forming an unlikely, lasting bond.
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Mount Vernon
Mother Kangaroo Tells How She Raises Her Young
A readable piece describes the mother kangaroo’s hopping speed and strength, its tail used as a limb and weapon, and the nursery in a forward pouch. It notes sociable behavior, living in herds, and how the joey stays in the pouch until eight or nine months old, hopping out to eat grass only when ready. It also mentions dangers from hunters in Australia and methods of capture.
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Australia
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