Noted stage star’s memory loss after illness and Davenport House plan
The article reports Richard Mansfeld recovering from typhoid fever in Lakewood New Jersey and losing recall of many plays while remaining mentally alert in other respects. It also notes Fanny Davenport negotiating to buy land in Westchester or Long Island for a Davenport house to aid veteran actors with housing education and a writers’ manuscript program.
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Richard Mansfeld
Lakewood
N. J
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Bramret
Mr. Hyde
Xet
Bird
New York
Cheatnut Street Opera House
Philadelphia
Fanny Davenport
Westcheater County
Long Island
New York City
Pw Prk
Sioux Falls Bishop O Gorman Likely Appointed Tyang
Sioux Falls reports indicate Rev Father O Gorman is the expected successor to Bishop Marty in the Sioux Falls diocese. The article notes his Washington D C connections and prior marriage, with church history credentials cited. Also mentioned are local church leadership tensions and a brief mockery of ghost dances, plus a separate item on a German jail case and a telephone project in Parker.
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Washington
Tyang
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falla Piocese
Fils
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Hur
Prafen
Washington, D.C
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Sinax Falls
Thomax
Thomas O'Gorman
Marty
Bt Cland
Minty Jagteyeing
Tey
Mensing
Webster
Sioux Palle
Pabst in Dakota divorce suit filed by Gusuty Pabst
Col Gusuty Pabst of Milwaukee plans a divorce in a Dakota court from Mrs Margaret Mather Pabst who left for New York. Rumors say terms of settlement may be arranged and alimony demands expected. Pabst, a former quartermaster of the Fourth Wisconsin National Guard, has been absent since an incident and travelled west before going to South Dakota awaiting legal action.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gusuty Pabet
Dakota
Margaret Mather Pabst
New York
Pabst
Jett
Simple Mar
Bret Mather
Huaband
Gustav Abot
Ner Huaband
Wiscconsin National Guards
Binca
South Dakota
Alan
Omaha
Charten Kennedy
Northwestern
Kookimand Railroad
Eastern
Pris ‘Tremont
Boston
Halent
England
Mac Stuart Case Delayed Execution In Chihuahua Court
Delivery of sixpatches from Mexico City set December 2 as the date for the execution of Mac Stuart an American rancher convicted of shooting at police in Mexico. The condemned man recently obtained a postponement after a question to Ottery Olney by the American commissioner inquiring about the statute. Stuart claimed he mistook a police officer for a footpad and drew his six shooter as the officer prepared to shoot.
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Ameria
Meatoo
Washington
Mexico
Kia
MacStairt
Atute Department
Stuart
Revelations In A Dream Morph Into Murder Tale
In Vera riz Mexico City officials report a dream vision from Sonora Hemi and Mendaan about a murdered mother and infant. Excavations beneath a house reveal bones, while Mendona claims further messages from her deceased mother. Authorities found no record of an infant death and fear ongoing haunting claims.
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Skeler Fon
Mexico City
Jujapa
Verariz
Sonora
Hemi
Mendaan
Senora Victendoza
Benora Mendona
President's Message on Foreign Relations and Finance
The President presents the annual Message to Congress, focusing largely on foreign relations and the financial problem. It discusses the retirement of the greenbacks, outlines obligations to nations, and urges scrutiny of departmental operations. The message highlights Cuba, the Turkish question, and the need for prudent policies to protect public welfare and national interests.
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Washington
Anh Mebhere
Congress of
Hie United Beason
Wanijibhigge
Ursato
Nur
Eopaha
RoVerAnwontoMclare
Congress
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Debates on silver as United States monetary standard
A Washington summary argues against silver monometallism and the free coinage push. It details risks to currency stability, gold reserves, and national solvency, urging retention of gold standard to avoid contraction of credit and economic collapse. The document cites treasury withdrawals, silver purchases, and historical experiences to warn voters.
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Lila Sore
Delongle
United States
Tok United
Vikuroln
Ainda Henrici
Tauias
Hesselon
Fndiviluala
Morete
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Kyou
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Heer
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Hess
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Iran
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Anton
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Walla
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Charzen
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Pep Tata
Treasury
United Stats
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Staten
Abd Levin Rosaining
Futuin
Holferr
Ita United Labove
United States Noter
Wien
Reginutton
Jawa
Vale
Convention to Divide California Diocese Gains Momentum
At the recent triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal church in Minneapolis a plan to divide the California diocese and create a northern diocese was approved in principle. Delegates from Santa Barbara Ventura Los Angeles San Bernardino Riverside Orange and San Diego attended as the new diocese forms under Bishop Nichols of San Francisco who is to appoint the first bishop for the northern region. Prominent speakers include Dr Spalding of St Johns San Francisco and Dr Wansel Greer of St Ther Prophet New York who weighed in on leadership and structure.
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Cal
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Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
Cilitarnia
Nouthern
Toray
Sata Barbara
Venturi
San Gernardino
Ilaverside
Orange
San Diego
Nichia
Nodern
San Francisco
Spalding
St. John's Church
San Franciso
Minnespolite
Syviet kAthering
Wansel Greer
St. Tariholomew'n Chitren
New York City
Shemmer
Phils Ming Firamen i Hinainn
Contempt Case In Chicago Involving Greenhut
Ambiguous report describes Joseph H Greenhut facing contempt in Chicago with Attorney Julian Mackay representing. Court proceedings hint at possible hearing if New York firm Goodhart & Co assists, while defendants question costs and travel time.
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Chicago
Joseph H. Greennut
United States
Jude Crogscup
Julian Mackix
Dlainlas
Blay
Mack
Goodhart
Congress In Session With Youthful, Bustling Members
Washington Dec 2 Secretary Carve today sent to Congress the annual estimates for government operations. The House opened with a youthful tenor as new members took seats and oath, led by Speaker Reed. Prominent veterans and several new reps from Texas Nebraska Georgia and Colorado stood among the newly sworn, while Republicans eyed the balance of power in the early sessions.
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Hill
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Poller
Ottwin
Othr
Sayers
Texas
Polics
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Cran
Georgia
Kem
Nebraska
John O. Tell
Cole
Crisp
Bell
Haley Hearson
Wizard
Deapsle Licky
Odilyeare
Fry
Willian Owens
Kepwicky
Une Wilver
Lexington
Chest 1 Long
Kansas
Ako Terry Stiypaon
Ure Popullet Jeader
Medicine Lodge
James A. Connelly
M. Springer
United States
Perriinry
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Abraham Lincoln
Drodericks Hmatter
Luciew Turnir
Georginy Wilker
Maksiehuseliy
Aton
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Lockvew
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Car- Vale
Rsle
Oscar Yee
Alcatrax
Angel Island
California
National Cemetery
San Francisco
Alaska
Ibumbolat
Cal
Wantington
D.C
Conventim
Aimiera
Movin
Parbynyy
oLgor Asweniblagi
Nihon
Dork Alte
Fhoxe
Red
Thomas Mraskelt Reed
Milne
Momker
Throne Room Drama Sparks Early House Session
In a crowded hall the House convened with Thomas M. Reed nominated for a seat, as floral tributes and applause filled the chamber. Delegates gathered amid decorum and haste, while the gallery and lobby witnessed vocal support and orderly confirmation efforts.
Senate adjourns after oath and routine business
In Washington the Senate opened with the oath of office for new members led by Vice President Stevenson and Mr Sherman calling adjournment to tomorrow. Committees were named and a brief recess taken before resuming, while a separate casualty of the day notes cattle shipments from Sioux lands and various railroad director appointments and local civic items in Boston and New York.
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Ofc
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Ian
Wisconsin
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