Mrs. Morse Dies in Berlin Widow of Telegraph Inventor
Mrs. Sarah Pll. aiberh Griewold Morse widow of Prof. F B Morse died in Berlin Germany on Thursday. She married Morse in 1840 and was his second wife. A daughter and granddaughter survived, and the death occurred at her daughter's home where she had been staying.
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Six Candidates Enter Race After Wooten Decision in Dallas
Dallas voters see six contenders join the race for Congress after a key development by Hon. BR. E. S. Kafeht who announces Democratic nomination bid. The field includes Shaw Clark and Tenis from Tritua with Boull and Skinper from Waexahachiv amid ongoing campaign activity.
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Factional fighting disrupts Galway riot at unionist HQ
In Galway unrest erupts after parliamentary contest as Sinn Fein factions clash. Loyalists storm unionist headquarters, windows and doors were smashed, several people injured, and reports say Colonel Lynch did not appear. John Dillon campaigns against Horace Plunkett amid calls for retirement from the agriculture and industries post.
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Sunday Post Index Highlights Metropolis News
The page outlines sections from the Sunday Post including Telegraphic News Sporting News Gov Grubba Austin budget Local courts Railroad news Stephenson hearing carnival attraction City brevities Personal mention Editorials Literary matter Want ads Commercial news Society news Fashions and letters The Cotton manufactures forecast and regional society notes.
Cabinet Rift Drives Reflection on War Policy
London reports describe a tense cabinet dispute amid ongoing war North American observers note Sir Michael Hicks Beach close to resignation as Chamberlain lines up a potential shift to indirect taxation. The dispute centers on South African policy and the balancing of imperial interests with domestic tax reform.
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London Tribune Notes Boer War Tactics and British Pride
The London correspondent reports on South Africa movements defending Colonel Tivne's rear guard and the Orange River Colony setback. It cites a Boer force of 490 with General Kitchener claiming pride amid an aggressive campaign, while British columns focus on time management.
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Rev Ira Landredth Named President of Trinity University
Nashville, November 18. Rev Ira Landredth, editor of the Cysterlagd Presbyterian, leaves Monday for Texas to take charge as president of Trinity University after the Roceina, which is practically settled.
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Texans in New York
Special to The Pont from New York lists Texans residing there including Houston resident T Madden on Broadway and J Malini in Astor, with other names associated to Galveston Austin and Cadil lac entries among several individuals and places in the city.
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Astor
J. Young
Sturtevent- Dallag
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Normandie
J. Hugtes
Navarre
Austin
D. EB. Ray
Cadilllac
Texan
al. Jonouen
Sturtevant
Will Complete the Sale of Property in Indy for Wilson
Lake F Wilson formerly of Kunmsity left Kansas City on November 6 to conclude the sale of his 2000 acres near Whetita Falls Texas. He reported he has secured an irrevocable ranch deed and anticipated transfer to Indianapolis buyers.
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Lake F. Wilson
Kunmsity
Indiagapolis
Cabinet Awakens with Push for Strict Business Rules
London reports the cabinet has awakened from lethargy and will push reforms. Proposals for House of Commons procedure reform are expected from the committee during the coming week. Parliament is slated to reconvene January 23 after the fall session.
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London
House of Commons
Winter Frost Hits North Texas Towns
A thin killing frost marked the first frost of the season in Denton County on November 16, signaling the onset of winter. Local residents report cold morning air and visible frost on fields and vegetation.
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Denton
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Silas
Spinners of Lancashire Seek Capital for Cotton Scheme
Analyzed Lancastrian cotton trade woes and the need for substantial capital to fund a revival. Reports note Liverpool raw cotton stocks, price declines, and questions over quality of available stocks. Discusses risks of US cotton supply, potential Africa and India farming, and fears of American competition impacting Lancashire mills.
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Jem
Lola
Oetour
Minini Machurets
America
Capliis
Africa
Anata
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San Francisco Health Board backs Chinatown destruction
Dr. J.T. Williamson, president of the San Francisco board of health, has filed a report with Mayor Phelan urging drastic action against the Chinese quarter. The recommendation calls for destroying the area to curb perceived health risks.
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Dissatisfaction Grows Over War Office Leadership
London reports claim Lord Roberts may resign as commander in chief next spring disrupting coronation plans. Billing dissatisfaction rises at Pall Mall with ministers blamed for war office woes. Rumors of mass resignations amid budget cuts and policy disputes fill the scene.
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Senator N. M. Iranahat Tenders New York Collectorship
State Senator N. M. Iranahat of Gower, Iowa, says President Roosevelt offered him the office of collector of New York with the understanding he would assume the post on April 1 next.
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Knights of Labor elect Hicks head after Burns ousted
Indianapolis November 10 After reelecting Simon Burns grand master workman of the Knights of Labor the general assembly reconsidered the vote and by Burns place elected Henry A. Hicks of New York as head. Burns objected to the board and caused uproar claiming a right to name delegates. The assembly later met in secret and installed Hicks as grand master workman with J W Haya as grand secretary treasurer and J D Chamberlain, J H Sanderson and T J O’Rielly named to the executive board. The next annual meeting is set for Louisville in 1902.
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Unseasonably Cold Weather Grips England Amid Dense Fog
Dense fog and record frost sweep across England from November 14 to 24, delaying traffic around London and the Thames. The fog hinders river and road travel, with Chatham and Gravesend lines experiencing notable slowdowns. Auto clubs mobilize as steamship service faces delays and skating begins in parts of the kingdom.
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Hevo Leenh
Ures
Automobile Club
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