More Dramatic News and Local Tales From Dakota Era
A scatter of items reports Richard Mansfield’s typhoid illness recovery and memory loss affecting stage roles, Fanny Davenport’s plan for a Westchester house for actors and families, and stories of social life on Staten Island with English gentry. Additional notes cover educational congress in Dakota, stockholder meetings, a pardon for forgery, horticultural society plans, a murder case update, and mining and regional developments. The tone blends society notes, arts, and local economic updates with brief national references.
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Fanny Davenpont
Westchester County
Lang Island
New York City
Princess Maud’s Birthday Celebrations Reported
A Ladinkaya dispatch notes merry observances surrounding Princess Maud of Wales as she marks her birthday. It mentions the prince of Wales, a betrothal in Denmark, and public notices while hinting at royal gatherings and possible announcements in Wales.
Denounces Terrell Preacher Turmoil Sparks Turndown
An Armenian minister case in Jefferson City Missouri reports sensational charges against a preacher named Terre ll. The American minister Mr. Johnson faced accusations of joining Mohammedan sect and aiding persecution. A petition with thirty four signees urged President Cleveland to remove Terrell from office.
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Mohammedan
Jefferson City
Johnson
Firat
Aorman Onte
Perrell
Molmmedan Sharep
Chelatiana
Johnson and
Cleveland
California Gold Coinage Surges Amid Year to Date Total
California reports roughly 20 million dollars in coinage for the year to date. The note indicates strong gold output since January with projections that the annual total could exceed 1000 million dollars next year, alongside an London and American Bank inquiry about gold shipments and exchange rates. Local bankers say shipments at par are unlikely to cover costs unless favorable exchange terms improve.
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Colnaae
California
Leon
Gort
London, Pare and American Bank
Simund Groenbauns
Rapid Linotype Match and Local Public Notices
A Boston linotype challenge match against Denver features George W. Green setting 78 700 ems and Eugene W. Taylor posting 73 024 ems, with final corrected totals Green 70 100 and Taylor 41? The piece also lists pensions granted in Iowa and Nebraska, a currency official appointment in Des Moines, a postmaster change in Monroe, and rebuilding efforts at Drexel Mission in Miller, along with Nebraska election contest rulings in Lincoln and an opinion piece on a leather trust and Roosevelt era policing.
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Boston
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Denver
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Taylor
Lee Reiily
Will live in the bluffs New York wedding of Rockefeller-McCormick
New York November 4 two turbines of national prominence linked today as Miss Abbie Rockefeller daughter of John N Rockefeller and William Rocke McCormick son of Cyrus McCormick were married at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. The ceremony followed by a reception and breakfast featured elaborate decorations and a notable guest list, with Rev. Dr. Jeph Mail officiating and a large procession.
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Hawila Fowler McCormick
John N. Rockefeller
O the Stangard of Company
Wille
Cyrus McCormick
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
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Jeph Mail
Tov
Canna
McCornsick
Chicago
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Finma Rockefer
Hoott
Mies Caldwell
New York
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Horton
Mise
Atta Rockefeller
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Maine
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Ax Bert Man
Darrin Garrett
Balmnore
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Boranien
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Tatran
Old line fraternals push emergency funds for insurance
The Toronto congress reports that leading benevolent companies push emergency funds and mortgage the future cost of insurance to survive. Old line insurers resurrect similar schemes as the death toll rises, threatening policy safeguards and prompting calls for rapid action.
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le International Frattraity Congroas
Posentinic
United Satya
Canada
Medime
Lawrence Ays m
Sarkag
Toronto
Sympathy for Cubans at Cooper Union Tonight
A large crowd is expected at Cooper Union New York as Americans express sympathy for Cuban independence. Speakers include Speaker William Sulzer General Morack Tor tor Frederic R Coudert and Maj. Gen. T. McMahon. The event aims for an all American tone with prominent figures addressing Cuban interests.
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Cooper Union
New York
Charlie A. Dana
Cldens
Kenth
Spofford Case Brings Pension and Treasury Scrutiny
Washington reports reveal expert examination of Librarian Spofford's accounts. Secretary Carlisle and President Cleveland weigh disciplinary action amid allegations of improper payrolls, forged vouchers, and payments to nonexisting or deceased individuals. The inquiry traces suspected misuse to the treasury and postmaster funds, with several officials facing scrutiny.
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Rodtford
Carlisle
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Jbwth
Thare
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Ibrariah
Affaine
Ron Fation
Winter Department
Secte
Ois
Olney
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Spaiford
White House
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United States
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Mr Stroup
Stroup
Stroun
SM. Spotford
Malawi
Uli
Takitie
Wilindaton
Pullman Wage Cuts Trigger Rail Movement Abroad
November 25 report from Viphurg Pa notes a tentative plan by railroad executives to reduce Pullman fares and rail passenger charges. Movements accuse the company of watered profits and insufficient returns, with investors warning that further cuts could threaten stock stability and trigger resistance among principal holders.
Navy to Investigate Hazing of Seamen at Washington Yard
Reported hazing of colored seamen in the Washington navy yard class led to an official inquiry ordered by Acting Secretary McAdoo. A four officer panel will examine alleged beatings and coercive acts amid a dramatic, racially charged sequence surrounding the seamen’s transfer, confinement, and later removal from the dormitory and service.
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Transmissixtippi Congress Opens In Omaha Today
The Transmissixtippi Congress convenes in Omaha today with about 10 delegates expected to attend though totals may rise. Invitations went out widely and topics include bankruptcy law the Nicaragua canal waterway projects and freight rates alongside broader economic concerns.
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Navy
Omaha
Vitaly
Rome
Re Taporlgee
Murderer Koyen Confesses After Sioux City Double Tragedy
A man identified as Willian F. P. Koyen surrendered after fatally shooting Nelly Patten, a former mistress, in a Pearl Street saloon. Police report details describe a jealous attack amid a chaotic scene with Shelly and witnesses. Koyen, shaken and remorseful, admitted the crime and was locked up, awaiting further proceedings.
Stillwell Murder Case Heads Marion County Docket
The winter term of Marion County Court opens with the murder case of Dr and Mrs J C Hewran, indicted for the death of Atho Elliwell, first husband of Mrs Heaime, at Mannan three years ago. Trial date likely December 16, strong prejudice feared. The prosecution rests on key testimony and jurors face a difficult conviction amid local sentiment.
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Bowl Green
Marion County
J.C. Hewran
Atho
Elliwell
Heaime
Mannan
Wales
Wuthovicus
Hannibal
Weddng in London Highlights Roosevelt Kinship Ties
A London ceremony unites Mrs Roosevelt and a prominent clubman with American figures and naval officers in a high society wedding. The event draws cheers for the bride's mood and attire, while a silver loving cup honors actor Jefferson from theater colleagues. Public praise underscores Roosevelt family influence and transatlantic ties.
Turbulent Colonial Assembly Sparks War Talk
Fragmented dispatches describe a volatile political scene with references to British colonial policy, anti-imperial factions, and tensions over troop deployment. Analysts warn of potential crises in the Paris market and a feared manipulation of public credit as Allied powers respond. Officials in the Americas and Europe weigh options as unrest grows.
Peary Ready for Duty at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Arctic explorer Robert Peary states he will return to Arctic expeditions only if funded, but intends to settle in Brooklyn at home rather than in the navy yard. He says he has spent between forty and fifty thousand dollars on expeditions, plans no new Philae expeditions, and will devote his remaining life to exploration if opportunities arise.
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Rome
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Uy Shore
Arctic
Mr Ears
Craze Lover Attacks Carrie Harrison with Knife and Gun
Frad Tanker, 25, went to Miss Carrie Harrison’s home in New York and tried to stab her. After a knife blocked, he fired three times and twice more at close range but she survived. He then fled, leaving behind a chaotic scene as onlookers speculated about a romance gone wrong.
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Miller
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Pierre
Fort Thompsan
Tela
Presenta
New York
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Inds
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Luextel
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Ase
Secretary Smith rules homesteads case in Californian disputes
Washington November 25 Secretary Smith today rendered a decision in the case of Thy Homestead and twelve other homesteaders for homesteads to Low Angel Yes fetriet, California versus the Southern Pacific Railway company. The secretary affirmed the commissioner's decision against the railroad, ruling the land selection was made before the homesteaders' application. A second tragic fire report from Chicago notes one body recovered and another missing from a warehouse blaze. In New York a social item describes a financier visiting his daughter in Saratoga and plans for marriage.
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