Death of Charles Dudley Warner noted in Hartford
Charles Dudley Warner a renowned writer and Hartford Courant co owner died suddenly in Hartford at age 52. He had battled pneumonia in the past and remained active in letters, editing Harper's Magazine and the Courant while residing near Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Charles Dudley Warner
Hartford Courant
New Orleans
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Mediterranean
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Plainfield
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Charlemont
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Oneida Conference Seminary
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Knickerbocker
Putnam’s Magazine
Detroit
Missouri
Astor Library
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University of Pennsylvania
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Hartford (Ct
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Europe
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William Eliot Lee
Harper's Magazine
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Garden
Scribner’s Monthly
John Smith
Washington Irving
Samuel L. Clements
South
Italy
Mexico
Literary and Musical Society of
TORN WITH DISSENSION IN NORTH BROOK FIELD STRIFE
Tensions intensify between recognized Catholics and a large French-Canadian faction in North Brookfield as calls rise for a separate French pastor and church. St. Anne's Church to close tomorrow, Fr. Berger leading 100 followers to Worcester for a St. Jean Baptiste gathering after a conference with Bishop Beayen.
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St. Anne’s Church
Fr. Berger
St. Joseph's
Berger
Arthur St. James
Worcester
North Brookfield
St. Anne’s
John P. Ranger
St. Jean Baptiste Society
North Brookfeld
M. J. A. Couttee
St. James
St. John Baptist Hall
United States
New England
Boston
Jean Berger
Beaven
St. Anne's
Worcester Torrow
St. Jean Baptiste Society of Worter
Beayen
Vital Statistics Deaths Week Ending Oct 20 1900
Report lists multiple deaths with ages from infants to elderly and causes including meningitis pneumonia tuberculosis typhoid fever and heart disease. Names include Thomas Conway Michael Riley Xantha Davis Henry Kennard Annie Murphy Gertrude Laverriere John Logan Emilie Baron Joseph Bourre Theophile Berard Emma Parry Lizzie Garland Mary Puffer William Harrigan Clara Devi Rock royal Eleanor Fournier Frederick Nealey Alice Tousignant Napoleon Motard Harry Durham Abram Dunning Mary Fitzpatrick Marie Savard Harriet Hanson Mary Tice Annie Campbell James Cullinan Isaichia McCrossen and others.
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Thomas J. Conway
Michael Riley
Xantha Davis
Henry B. Kennard
Annie Murphy
Gertrude Laverriere
John Logan
Marasmus
Emilie Baron
Joseph W. Bourre
Marie Beaulieue
Theophile Berard
Emma Parry
Lizzie J. Garland
Mary V. Puffer
William H. Harrigan
Clara Devi
Robert Spencer
Rock Royal
Eleanor Fournier
Frederick W. Nealey
Alice Tousignant
John Burdger
Napoleon Motard
Harry Durham
Joseph Rainville
Abram Dunning
Mary J. Fitzpatrick
Marie Savard
Harriet Hanson
Mary J. Tice
Annie J. Campbell
James E. Cullinan
Isaichia McCrossen
Mortuary report for week ending Oct 20 1900
Week ending October 20 1900 records population 94 968 total deaths 33 infectious diseases count 1 acute lung diseases 4 typhoid fever 1. Death date 18 07, preceding two weeks 17 52 and 165 33. Disease tallies typhoid fever 5 scarlet fever 1 diphtheria 2. Board of Health notes and a medicated ointment ad for piles by Carter and Goodale & Co.
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Board OF Health
Revolt at New York State Insane Asylum Breaks Free
At Poughkeepsie state hospital for the criminal insane about twenty patients revolted after Sunday supper injuring several keepers. Six to eight guards were overpowerd as patients grabbed dining room plates for weapons. Most fled outside but seven remained at large. search parties were dispatched.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
State House
Institute
Stories of King Humbert in Italy and humor
In Rome and Lucca King Humbert is described as accessible and courteous to visitors. Two anecdotes illustrate his humor and practical sense, one involving a petition through a servant and another about his physician and hair dye pranks with a poodle, as recounted by London Daily News.
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Apennines
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Lowell
Edward
Holt
Cambridge
Peitiner
Lowell Daily Courier
Charnes J. McIntire
Esquire
Cesarae
H. Folsom
Register
Dr Thomas's Electric Oil Claims Instant Farm Pain Relief
A vintage ad-like note warns that accidents常 frequent on farms bring cuts bruises stings and sprains and promotes Dr Thomas's Electric Oil as relieving pain instantly and essential for safety.
NOTES ON THE TRUST QUESTION IN AMERICAN POLICY
A lengthy partisan review traces the trust issue in U S history. It cites the June 1 1900 vote on a constitutional amendment, names Republican and Democratic positions, and details proposed sugar duties and gifts to trusts. The piece contrasts Bryan’s stance with Republican resistance and recalls anecdotes. it also mentions Jamaica’s mongoose impact and ending quips about women hunters.
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New York Ice Trust
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Sugar Trust
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Havemeyer
Ways and Means Committee
House
Jones
American Sugar Refining Company
A. S. Lasalles & Co
James K. Jones
Congressional Record
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Julius Morttzan
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Bryan urged to weigh farmers woes against new exchange values
The New York Mail and Express compares today’s crop prices to 1896 figures, noting cheaper goods and better purchasing power for farmers. It highlights plow, wagon, wool, calico, clothing, gingham, muslin, binders, oats, and wool costs, concluding farmers refuse to worry about Bryan.
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William Jennings Bryan
New York Mail and Express
Cleveland
Bryan
Sun exposes a pension lie from campaign sample
The New York Sun reports a Republican backed claim accusing President McKinley of saying the money power opposes expanding the pension roll. G A R pension committee members rebut the quote, stating the president did not make such remarks and they were present at the meeting with the national committee.
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New York Sun
Republican National Committee
D. I. Murphy
McKinley
National Committee
RL Brown
G. A. R. Pension Committee
John Palmer
Pension Committee
National Committee On
Pen
Train schedules for Woburn and New England routes
Woburn and Northern Pacif ic divisions timetable lists numerous departure times to Amherst Milford Wilton Greenfield Peterboro Bennington Hillsboro Keene Nashua Manchester Concord Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Warner Bradford Sunapee Newport Claremont and more. Also includes St Johnsbury Lyndonville Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St Albans Montreal via Central Vermont and Montreal Boston Air Line options. Officials FLANDERS and TAFT noted as general agents.
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Wilton
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Johns
Montreal
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Wilmington
D. J. Flanders
H. C. Taft
Lowell
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