Grin Wall Feels He Is Marked for Assassin’s Bullet
Frank Tucker received a warning from Grin Wall of San Augustine County that he plans to leave San Augustine County for good after threats of an assassin’s bullet. Wall says his brothers were killed and fears more danger. Tucker has taken over Wall’s business matters and will relocate to escape the threat. Only two Wall relatives remain in the county, Dron and Clark, with Clark staying behind as danger persists.
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Assassin Attack Aimed at Dowager Empress in Pekin
An assassin attacked the dowager empress as she prepared to cross the river in Pekin. An attendant was killed with a spear before the assailant was shot down. The court has left for Pekin.
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Weather Outlook Marks Variable Conditions Across Regions
Weather report from Washington on November 2 notes fair Sunday with chilly northern areas and increasing northerly winds. Eastern territories expect colder Monday with fair skies, while western regions anticipate rain and a sharp cold snap, followed by high northerly winds.
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New York Law Boosts Stock Company Formations
New York reports a surge in stock company formations after a new law changed the tax on organization. Frank White cites data showing 118 new corporations organized in ten months ending October 4, a figure surpassing 1900 as the largest year on record.
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Pall Bearers Union Forms in Chicago
A new pall bearers union organized in Chicago by about sixty men who work for undertakers aims to establish a minimum wage and regulate pay. The group plans to enforce the standard, with undertakers' association skeptical of the move. Princeton narrowly defeated Cornell 3-0 in a late football score.
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Tammany Confidence Grows in New York Election Fight
In New York on Election Eve Tammany leaders project victory while fusion foes face doubts. Jerome and Platt clash over charges as donors and bets swirl. Shepard vows to curb corruption if elected as mayor, with street campaigns and district reports shaping the final push.
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Treaty Termination Ends U S Nicaragua Canal Pact
Washington notes Nicaragua has denounced the 1867 friendship commerce and navigation treaty and the 1870 extradition accord with the United States. The canal rights treaty will expire October 24 MMC and the extradition pact May 24 next, with motives undisclosed by Nicaragua.
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The Sunday Post Index Page Overview
An index listing page topics and sections for the Sunday Post including politics telegraphs weather editorials local news trains budgets society fashion and scientific items with various named columns and dates. The list references Beaumont Galveston Houston and other regional topics along with notable features and notices.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Fixes November 28 Day
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation naming November 28 as a national day of thanksgiving. The notice laments President McKinney’s death and calls citizens to thanksgiving and duty, urging prayer and restraint while honoring national liberty.
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Local Reformers See Mayoral Hope as Path to State Power
By partisan considerations they respect motives and back a mayoral bid they think will mirror Cleveland for Buffalo. They view the candidate as a unifier to lead the party nationally and state wide, then seek governor and presidential runs, citing past votes and perceived leadership gifts despite contending opposition.
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City leadership shaken by resignation amid graft scandal
Amid ongoing graft accusations and factional strife, Mayor Ghepart resigns triggering a broader political crisis as the city faces continued influence from the same ruling faction previously cited for four years.
Kentucky Election Promises Democratic Retention of Majority
Kentucky voters head to polls on November 6 to elect members of the General Assembly and county and municipal officers. Democrats hold a strong position with Deboe the sole Republican candidate for senator. four Democrats vie for the seat.
Iowa News Recounts Predict Narrow GOP Victory
The report notes Republicans lead in Iowa with about a 40 000 plurality and expect a statewide win possibly around 76 000. Prohibitionists split over Albert B Cummings bid for governor, while Democrats anticipate modest gains and potential legislative surprises.
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The Mississippi Election Quietly Near for State Offices
In Jackson Mississippi on November 2 the state treasurer and secretary of state campaigns closed. All candidates are Democrats, contest to fill vacancies from Treasurer Stowers resignation and Secretary of State Power's death. Campaigns have been unusually quiet with voter turnout expected at about one third of average.
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Botha In Personal Command Of Attack On British Forces
Reports say Commandant General Botha led the assault on British positions at Pretoria on November 2, with Colonel Henson's column and additional forces coordinating moves. The operation included a new coupled command and recent pressure around Bethel.
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Fears About Miss Stone's Health Spark Concern
A dispatch reports rising fears for the health of missionary Miss Stone as she endures illness while in a distant posting, with speculation about her condition and wellbeing spreading.
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