Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Orman of Colorado
Governor James B. Orman proclaims November 28 as a day of public thanksgiving. He urges reverence, remembrance of President McKinley, gratitude for harvests and prosperity, and charitable aid to the needy, with citizens refraining from usual pursuits and offering assistance to others. Secretaries note David A. Mills.
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Enver
Ormans
I. J. B. Orman
Ernor
Colorado
Denver
James B. Orman
David A. Mills
Colorado Sees 74630 Tourists Visit This Summer
Denver reports that 74,630 tourists visited Colorado during the past summer, spending about 1.5 million dollars at an estimated 20 dollars per person. Major Hooper of the Denver Rio Grande provided figures from round trip tickets and stopovers, noting the total and the difficulty of assessing stays.
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Denver
Colorado
Bre
K. Topper
Jenver & Rio Grande Tem
Jever
Hooper
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Utah
California
Epworth League
San Feo
Episcopal Convention
Bone West
Brigands Pressuring Ellen Stone as Rescue Delayed
Sofia reports brigands holding US missionary Ellen M. Stone have moved to the Rilo monastery area before retreating toward the frontier. Consul General Dickinson demands surrender of Stone and ransom payment, warning Bulgaria will be responsible if Stone is killed while Bulgarian troops hinder negotiations.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Doubnitza
Miss Ellen M. Stone
Smetchevo
Rilo
Miss Stone
Dickinson
Yanne Landsky
Venezuela War Rumors Reach Curacao Front Lines
Reports from Capacho Viejo dated November 5 claim President Castro told Celestino Castro US mediation between Venezuela and Colombia was pressed, stirring troops at the frontier. General Uribe Uribe doubted the news, saying Castro promised iron support and warning that if Castro betrays the Liberal cause his ruin would follow, with war entering Colombia before Christmas.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
Capacho Viejo
Castro
Celestino Castro
San Cristobal
United States
Inses
Colombia
Uribe-Uribe
General Uribe-Uribe
Judge Kohlsaat Attacks the Boycott
Judge Kohlsaat of the United States Circuit Court issued an injunction against the Custom Clothing Makers Union and its officers restraining them from injuring or interfering with a Cincinnati firm. The order bars union officers from notifying retailers dealers in clothing or labor unions by letters telegraph or telephone that the company refused to allow its employer to organize or adopt the union label. Officials call the decision the first of its kind, targeting the boycott rather than picketing.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Custom Clothing Makers’ Union
Cincinnati
Denver Lawyer McKinley Injured in Streetcar Crash
Alexander B. McKinley, a longtime Denver lawyer and Democratic party figure, was struck by a Curtis streetcar on Seventeenth Street near the Bank block. He suffered a fractured left leg, bruised right knee, scalp wound, and possible concussion, and was taken to the county hospital.
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Denver
Alexander B. McKinley
Democratic Party
McKinley
Seventeenth
Arapahoe
Curtis
Craig
Convicts Take the Sheriff Near Topeka
Sheriff Cook of this county was captured yesterday afternoon at Pauline five miles south of here by two escaped federal penitentiary convicts. They held him for hours then escaped through a line of policemen going east. The names of the fugitives are not known. They forced a promise the sheriff would not let his men molest them. Pursuit began but the convicts were unarmed. They hid behind a farmhouse door as deputies and the sheriff charged. None of the fourteen escapes at large last night had been captured.
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Topeka
Kan
Cook
Pauline
Here
Battin Land Powers Island Size Second Only to Greenland
A historical account traces Battin Land as the world s second largest island after Greenland, with early maps miscasting it as multiple islands. Dr Ros Bell notes vast central lakes, a southern Amadjuak, Mettiling, and a long boundary reaching the sea, while debates on Cockburn and Batlin Land persist amid cartographic revisions.
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Battin Land
Hudson Strait
Cumberland Island
Fox Land
Meta Incognita
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Greenland
Polar
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Iceland
Batlin Land
Ros Bell
Geological Survey of
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Geographical Journal
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Sumiatrippon
Japan
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Java
Cuba
Victoria's Courtesy Defied Race Prejudice at Windsor
A historical note recounts Queen Victoria welcoming a colored woman at Windsor castle. The monarch treated the visitor with equal regard to white peers, inviting her to sit beside her and extending royal courtesy during a visit by Episcopal church delegates.
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Windsor
Episcopal Church
London
Free
Libe
England
Windsor Castle
First Ironclad and A Diet of Books
Record notes the first ironclad built in the sixteenth century proved unmanageable and was abandoned while nineteenth century readers turn to various medicines for digestive ailments. It extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal cure and reflects on the ease of writing versus selling a book.
Housemaids Union Faces Boycott Decision Promptly
A local Housemaids Union weighs whether to boycott unfair mistresses or to pursue a milder protest. Leaders emphasize solidarity, legal risk, and impact on domestic workers seeking fair treatment. Public sentiment remains divided as the motion nears a vote.
Caring for Sick Soldiers at Roseneath Inn
Princess Louise of England funds a hospital at Roseneath Inn to care for disabled soldiers from the front. Nearly 100 men have stayed there at times as the duke’s inn supplies shelter and care supplied by her generosity.
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Princess Louise of England
Roseneath
Argyll
Catarrh cure hailed as permanent remedy
A reader note touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that cleanses blood and mucous surfaces. The ad promises $100 if it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials from Toledo makers F J Cheney Co. Also mentions Wizard Oil and other dime-store cures with light, humorous chatter from various vignettes.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
Halls Family
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