Ex Supervising Architect Mallett Ends His Life In Financial Woes
The ex supervising architect of the treasury, A B Mallett, shot himself at his Washington residence amid financial reverses and rheumatic ailments. He died within minutes despite a doctor’s arrival, leaving numerous monuments to his memory in government buildings.
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Mallett
Wasuixaton
A.B. Mallett
Treasury Department
Ion Tlhe
Mullett
Mr Mullett
Mr. Mullett
Army and Navy
Washington
New York
Chicago
Lumber and Salt Baron R. G Peters Assigned to State Crisis
The ministerial assignment, dated October 17, places R. G Peters in charge of handling a major financial crash that hits millions in property. Peters, once a lumber and salt industry baron, faces far reaching effects as speculative ventures collapsed and capital absorbed without returns.
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Mich
R. G Peters
Petera
Tie Panthheee Ventures
The Bad White River Utes in Colorado and Utah
Governor Cooper learned that many White River Utes had crossed from Utah into Colorado and were killing livestock in Noutt County. He urged Secretary Noble to force the Indians back. No further details available.
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Daven
Cooper
Colorado
Utah
Noutt Rolunty
Noble
Fire Rages Through Hotel In Syracuse Killing Dozens
A six story hotel on Fayette Street in Syracuse burned to ashes, killing at least ten people as guests jumped from windows and a woman fell after a rope failed. Firefighters battled the blaze as screams and chaos filled the scene and the building, built two years ago for 15000 dollars, was declared a total loss.
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Fayette Street
Jon
Eing
Fwo
Cattle Thief Shot by Kansas Officer at Stock Yards
William Harter a cattle thief was shot and fatally wounded by Officer Richard Watson at the stock yards after a chase with cattle thieves. The thief Robert Reese confessed to stealing twenty six yearling steers shipped to Kansas City and was fatally wounded while fleeing. He died at St Margaret's hospital Riverview after claiming the stolen cattle and firing at the officer.
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Cattico
Kansas City
William Harter
Richard Watson
Kansas
Cambrid
Hederman
Robert Reese
Southern Ranges
Territorial Line
Richard Wilson
Reese
St Margaret's Hospital
Riverview
Wilson
Missionaries in Sierra Leone Case Fails to Heal
Governor reports nine American missionaries at Freeman lived among natives and relied on faith healing. Two died of tropical fever on July 9, then others as fever spread. After threats to return home, the group accepted medicine and all recovered. Governor notes Sierra Leone climate not suited to faith healing alone.
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State Department
Sierra Lawne
Freeman
Mr Kingman
Kingman
Miss Dick
Mosars Heimick
Jnnderquist
Goding
Trice
Gats
Harris
America
Theothera
Sierra Leone
Kansas population totals released by census officials
Washington reports the fourth district census count shows Kansas at 1,428,485 residents, with southwestern counties totaling 208,079. The state’s overall growth since 1880 stands at 23.91 percent, while southwestern areas show higher gains.
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Washington
Kansas
Prohibition Case Reaches U S Circuit Court
The United States Circuit Court for the district of Kansas yesterday filed its opinion on the Kansas prohibitory law. It holds original package whisky saloons may open, undermining state controls and prompting temperance advocates to push for a gubernatorial session to restore prohibition. A separate Kansas manifesto urges voters to back strict enforcement and new legislation to prohibit intoxicants. An Iowa decision declares the sale of original packages unlawful under the state law. The report also covers a violent incident in Manhattan Kansas and a fatal church fire accident in Chicago.
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Court of the Gar Atates
Kansas
Topeka
Ena Aiy
Toprera
Kas
Republican State Central Committee
Gircuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
House of Representatives
Torska
Kus
Humphrey
Lyman U Humphrey
Foster and Philips
People's Party
Sese Rd Crma
G.W Caassz
People’s Party State Central Committee
Iowa
Cepan Raps
Stoneman
Superior Court
Atlantic
New England
Virginia
E. O. Leach
Mint
Kansas City
William Briggs
Howard County
Ark
John Bigham
United States District Courh
Grand Rapids
Miah
Lexington
Allen Blake
Montreal
France
England
Dominion
States
St. Clair
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Blairsville
Pusey County
Indi
Henry Kron
Kron
Salvation Army
Nevada
Jake Kimrey
John Linn
Judge Burgess
Cleveland
Patrick Gorman
Otis Iron and Steel Company
Gorman
Joel Justin
Syxacusa
Boston
Perryville
Dr Justin
D. C. Kelly
Tennessee
Methodratal Aariothnes
Maxing
Hia Post
Gallatin
Portugal
Staten Nt
United States
Delagoa Bay Railway
Frank Smith
Gardner
Kan
Urleans
Young Smith
International & Great Northern Railroad
Lindala
Texiyand
Leavin i
South Carolina politics amid looming election tension
Clarcyston Oct 20. The South Carolina political scene grows bitter as the general election nears. Negro voters loom as a decisive factor, with both factions urging turnout and predicting either blacks gaining control or rivals failing to meet the moment. The fight centers on recognizing and leveraging the black vote.
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Clarcyston
8. C
South Carolina
Money Growing Shorter in Trade and Population Decline
New York Oct 18 R G Dun Co Weekly Review reports improving trade yet tighter money markets due to high circulation. Exports rise while domestic trade boosts prices. population figures are marked as overestimated by federal officials. Chicago’s building condemnation affects 4,000 workers. long excerpt covers diverse items including the Longfellow house in Cambridge and local notices.
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New Yon
R. G Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Alexelkot
Jail Break at Kaladazoo Describes Escape by Six
Six desper ate men escaped from a Kaladazoo Michigan jail by sawing bars then sliding down a sheet. Escapees include Thomas Burns and Charles Smith of Chicago, S D Reynolds just sentenced to six years for shooting at a conductor, Dan O Day serving two and a half years for larceny, Lemuel Allen accused of assault, and Edwin Wilson a burglar.
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KaLadazoo
Mich
Thomas Burns
Charles Smith
Chicago
S. D. Reynolds
Dan O'Day
Lemuel Allen
Edwin Wilson
Boston theatre scandal shocks Boston aldermen
In Boston at the Park theater last night Sybil Johinstone appeared in pink tights and a pink jersey in The Clemenceau Case. Three aldermen in the front row were shocked and called a meeting today, revoking the Chorus Heshée amid a townwide sensation over the spectacle. A police chief was later shot in New Orleans, where Chief David C. Hennessy was gravely wounded near Basinet and Girod. Three gunmen fled. his condition unclear.
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Boston
Sybil Johinstone
Park Theater
Heshée
Zans
David C. Hennessy
Basitt
Girod
Hennessy
Charity Hospital
Mixed global news items spread across a chaotic column
A jumble of international notes and local incidents reports arrests for counterfeit bills in Ada Oklahoma and a Dublin strike, a Chicago exhibition, alien land rights in Russia, a Salt Lake City arrest tied to unlawful cohabitation, and various crimes including a wife killed during a shooting incident and a man dying by his own hand. The piece also notes weather gales, mint silver trends, and political shifts affecting rail, mining, and shipping sectors.
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Sparks
Chicago
Saat Marck
Ada
Washington
Bhuttleworth
Cornwall
England
Cudmore
Boop
Gilain
Conan
Topks
Best Calvert
Hastings
Neb
Russia
Salt Lake City
United States Express Company
Gatineau Point
Ont
United States
Texas
Tennessee
Parsons, Run
Stephen Holmes
Edinburg
William Wellhausen
Merino Cltz, Mich
Horseracing economics push runners over trotters in profit talk
A Kentucky horseman argues trotting horses are less profitable than runners. He notes training costs, meet purses, and travel expenses, citing Salvator and other champions to show runners yield higher earnings. He emphasizes practical money choices for a breeder with a family.
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California
Kentucky
Salvator
Chaos
el Rio Bay
Longstreet
Tenny
St. Carlo
Senorita
Protection
Spokane
Racsland
Alryon
Sprague
Golddust
Nelson
Reference
Jack
Gene Smith
Hendryx
Star Lily Geneva
Aod Aubine
Laucet
Chicago Evening Post
Mount McGregor Visited By Hundreds At Grant Cottage
Visitors flock weekly to the Drexel cottage near Mount McGregor where General Grant died. The modest frame house contrasts with heroic legend as tours include a worn copy of Worde of Comfort and a portrait of family life. Josephine Drexel, twelve, travels with nurse to enjoy simple mountain amusements nearby.
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Fats
General Grant
Drexel Cottage
Josephine Drexel
J W Drexal
Balmoral
Mount McGregor
McGregor
Europe
Satalous
Baratoga Letler
Bottling Music by the Marine Band Phonograph
The Marine Band records its performances on wax cylinders for sale to the public. An expert toggles titles to start the phonograph, cylinders rotate as music fills the trumpets, and new cylinders replace used ones. Cylinders sell for 1 to 2 dollars with a 10 percent rejection rate. the band earns about ten dollars per ten minutes of playing.
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Thich
E Street
Yie Batd
Marine Band
Deloys Solo
Waterbury micro engine astonishes at centennial show
The compact Waterbury engine built by D A Buck Waterbury shows a seven sixteenths by five eighths inch frame with 143 parts held by 52 screws. A Indianola Ia maker Levi Taylor constructed a near match to the Waterbury wonder weighing three grains on a twenty five cent gold plate.
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D A. Buck
Waterbury
Levi Taylor
Indianola
Philadelphia
Waterbury Mechanis
Louis Republic
Pickpocket Skill and The Shadowed Nobility of Thieves
A writer extols pickpockets as a noble class among thieves, noting their extreme dexterity and cold judgment. They train for speed over caution, defeating new fastenings in rapid motions and using nerves, timing, and misdirection to seize diamonds and other valuables unseen.
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fThare Iano
Thiaf
Mann
Fmnulan
Iimeelf
Irish Newspaper Snippets Stir Public Tone Across Dublin Cork
A jumble of Irish and English press notes reflects mixed sentiment about Irish figures. The St James Gazette introduces Donal Sullivan in an advertisement for laborer and boy with Protestant mention. A Dublin tribute honors Baron Dowse as a great Irishman. Parnell’s health is described as seriously faltering with recovery doubts. Cork reports a peaceful interval amid a stormy meeting.
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Thera
St. James Gazette
Donal Sullivan
Baron Dowse
Dublin
Parnell
Cork
How to Kiss the Queen
Instructional piece by Joel Benton on royal etiquette for kissing the queen and kissing her hand. Describes privileges for high rank ladies, proper gestures for untitled individuals, and requirements such as presenting an ungloved right hand. Mentions American readers and etiquette norms of the period.
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Joel Benton
Mr. Benton
Algoorth
Tokio's quaint cityscape fades amid brick fireproofing push
Samuel Brunell of New York notes Tokyo’s world tour changes. He cites the shift from wood to brick houses to curb devastating fires, sacrificing traditional beauty for safety and stability as modernization spreads.
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Tokio
Samuel Brunell
New York
Tokyo
Fragmented OCR Summary Despite Poor Readability
The readable text shows numerous garbled names and fragments of phrases. It mentions possible people or places but lacks coherent events or clear facts suitable for a full summary. The overall content remains indecipherable and uncertain.
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Elmer Oliver
Freedom
Bars
Tuftie
Auan
Hier
Oliver
A. Rold Traid
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State Line
Bad White River
Utes
Pike's Peak
Manitou
MarAh Ind
American Christian Convention
E. A. Pardoe
Lua
Ohio City
Here
Chicago & Eria
Tgasng Aess Road
Nenpow
Balfour
Newcastle
Colonel Caddell
Tipperary
Dillon
O' Brien
Oleva Rand
Yue Wo
Chiget Es City Actooltys
Taos Eatamis
Circuit
Court of the Urs
Chepennertron
Teouw Manhattad
Chstles Miller
Leonardsville
Fishbaugh raereQtic
Fishbaugh
Haierson
Sydney
Hillsdale
Emerson
Pishbaugh
Cincinnati
Commins
Ohio
Bom
Ernor
Tas
New Orleans
Mafia
Wishington
United
Porter
Ped Og
Grow
Cdi Aren &, Kg
Serra
Pablo
Curcato
Froughington Water Day
Ossupying
Clark, Adams, Dearborn and
Jackson Streets
Longfellow Family
Cambridge
Longfellow
Miss Longfellow
Samuel Longfellow
Post
Richard
Dans
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Hita
Heston
Puerta
Mt Bygregor
Bottling Music
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