Consistory Postponed and Cardinal Plans From Rome
Rome correspondent reports the consistory is postponed to spring. Cardinal Martinelli will reside in Washington for a time, with the papal delegate remaining there. Rumor centers on avoiding two U.S. cardinals and potential changes in Rome and Ottawa discussions.
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Rome
the Chronicle
Cardinal Martinelli
Washington
Martine
Wetare West Pebrumy
Marling
Lie Constet Org
Wah Hain
Wari
United States
Pontifelal
Marlacdi
Ottawa
Wath
Saale
Clear Samar by Christmas
Advices from Catbalogan Saumar report General Sith facing violation charges tied to insurgent Lukban. Daily skirmishes persist as General Smith aims to reach the island of Faraway by Christmas.
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Manta
Catbalogan
Saumar
Sith
Lukban
Smith
Far Ay
Christintsy
Mrs Grant Nearing Recovery After Illness
Mrs Grant widow of General Grant has almost recovered from a recent indisposition. She suffers a tranquil affliction that does not confine her to her room. Mrs Bartoris, her daughter, returned to Washington and will remain with her mother during the winter.
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Washington
New York City Wins Big Suit Against City Over Patent
United States circuit court of appeals on October 21 reversed a lower ruling in Brick vs City of New York. The city is relieved from paying 1,026,066 dollars judgment for alleged infringement of the Bricklt patent on an apparatus beating water in the patters of steam fire engines.
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New York City
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
City of
United States Circuit Court
Snow Carries Heavy Fall Across Northern Arizona
Heavy snows blanket northern Arizona with Williams reporting ten inches. The deep snowfall extends into extreme north areas, offering valuable water for dry sheep and cattle ranges as Oct. begins.
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Arizona
Flagstar
Ariz
Williams
Exuerme
Canteen Law Draws Inspector General’s Moral Concerns
Washington October 31 Inspector General J C Breckinridge cites inspectors who oppose the canteen law as harmful to morals and discipline, saying the policy has been injurious to conduct.
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Washington
J. C. Breckinridge
Intriguing Cable from Colombia Sparks Curiosity
Cable advices from Colombia report a discovery or notable event, prompting curiosity in New York on October 31. Details are scarce but the dispatch hints at a significant development drawing attention among readers.
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Colombia
New York
Political shakeup in Colombia with Ospina deposed
A conspiracy narrative reports the minister of war and General Pendro Nel Ospina implicated in a plot. Ospina is ousted and imprisoned in Bogota’s Panoptic military facility, while Senor Jose Vincente Concha is named minister of war.
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Ory
Pendro Nel Ospina
General Ospina
Bogota
Senor
Jose Vincente Concha
Island delegates honored at Porto Rican reception
Port Antonio business leaders hosted a reception with Porto Rican delegates. The delegates urged closer ties with the United States and Europe, drawing approving cheers from attending merchants.
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Chitupo
Qer
United States
Europe
Board of Trade
Edward 70.6010 Italy Edward 70.6010 Italy
An English courtier travels to San Remo to secure a house for King Edward Wywaard for midwinter months. The report notes San Remo as a dry health retreat and mentions royal illnesses tied to throat cancer and possible royal travel plans to London for Thanksgiving events.
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Alan
Coutier
San Remo
Wyward
Ville Zirio
Predérick
Rivera
French Riviera
Legation
Ed Yard Ang
Great Britain
Germany
Vrderick II
Presaw
Edward
Duke
London
American Peril Ridiculed In British Editorial
Birmingham editorial dismisses fears of American industrial invasion as exaggerated. It argues England can meet import demands with home production in steel, copper, machinery, and metalworking. The piece notes American manufactured exports have declined about 27 million dollars, while England can cover its own needs.
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Birmingham
England
Post Inay
Ameticat
Uate
Negotiations Progress on Miss Stones Ransom Case
In Constantinople on October 31 negotiations for the ransom of Miss Stone progress satisfactorily. It is understood the negotiators wish to keep details private as publicity could endanger Miss Stone's safety.
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Miss Stone
Constantinople
Woman Awakens After Weeklong Sleep In Dodgeville
Mrs finns Hendrickson of Fidgeways has been sleeping for a week. A misadministered sleeping stimulant caused the state of sleep. She is slowly improving and friends are hopeful for recovery.
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Dodgeville
Wis
Finns Hendrickson
Fidgeways
Ernest Thompson Seton Restores Family Name
In New York a legal change restores Ernest Thompson Seton to his ancestral surname. The legislature recognized the modification, noting ancestors connected to a 1715 rebellion and a prior name change to save their heads.
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Ernest Thompson-Seton
New York
Ernest Seton- Thompson
Ernest Thompson Seton
Thompson-Seton
Fire Tears Through Chicago Homes Leaving 75 Families Homeless
A massive blaze at Peterson & Co picture frame factory on Union Street and Austin Avenue destroyed the factory, Feinberg & Stopp packing works, and adjoining residences. Strong winds fanned the flames. 75 families were left without shelter and $250,000 in property was lost, with no lives confirmed lost. Authorities reported bodies incinerated and a cremation on Milwaukee Avenue. In a separate note, a South Carolina town saw 23 business houses burn after an explosion at Smith & Dennis, with $100,000 loss and arson suspicions centered on W F Dennis.
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Chicago
Paterson & Co
Union Street
Austin Avenue
Feinberg & Stopp
Gkitlig Millyaukee
Frank d
Milwaukee Avenue
Dames
South Carolina
Columbia
Yimmonsville
Smith & Dennis
W. F. Dennis
Smith
Dennis
AIG Orders for Rolling Stock by Western Road
The Denver and Rio Grande orders the largest motive power shipment ever, for 40 locomotives, 2 passenger cars, and 10,000 freight cars. Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania Railroad taking action on coal movement and related voter facilitation.
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Bunver
Western Road
Denver
Ito Grande
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cattle Market Prices and Sales Report
Fragmented market notes show cattle priced around 8 00 and 5.80 to 9.00 per unit with heavy demand for choice bulls and heifers. Receipts recorded near 87, and various lots including 18 year old stock and selected beef cattle listed with per head prices.
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Stnckers
Ealers
Leitarn
Jophe
Suds Road
Hnep
Maolen Fama
Tragedy in Butte Duo Ends in Child’s Death
In Butte Montana two residents Mr and Mrs Plumb clashed with revolvers at the grandmother's home. Ethel Plumb age two died from a head wound as the husband opened fire. Mrs Parke was wounded in the hip and shoulder. Plumb is jailed with a powder burn to his face. The couple had been living with Mrs Parke. The intended shooter sisters wife and husband exchanged gunfire. The women are expected to recover.
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Butte
Mont
Ethel Plumb
H. Parke
Plumb
Parle
Rsh
Fred
Porto Ricans Aim for Territory then State Admission
The Porto Rican delegation visits the United States with the primary aim of paving the way for island admission first as an organized territory and then as a state. Commissioner Fred Erlee Degetau confirms the purpose of the trip and its significance.
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Chicago
United States
Fred Erlee Degetau
Delphine Francois Estate Goes to Nephews After Divorce Battle
Delphine Francois left an estate valued around 20000 dollars after his death at Montrise. his will, opened in probate court, bequeaths the homestead worth about 7900 to his wife pending divorce, with all other real estate and roughly 12000 in cash going to seven nephews. if the wife remarries, she loses interest and the property reverts.
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Delphine Francois
Madison
Montrise
Besices
Nein
Boers Kill British Near Bethel in Thick Mist
Dispatches from Ptoria dated Nov 1 report a surprise attack on Col Benson’s rear guard about twenty miles northwest of Bethe during thick fog. Casualties include several officers and NCOs. Benson died of wounds. The engagement followed a prior Benson raid near Trichardsfontein and Vaivarktonteig. The exact date and outcome remain unclear.
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Lenton
Rhcebenet
Ptoria
Benson
Brokunimayte
Kiehener
Barter
Geom
Cal
Cal. E. Gui
F. D. Mucray
Mindgay
BG. P. Therond
I Brooke
Kr. Shepard
A. J. Corter
Eyre Mloyd
Kiteneuer
Bethe
Standerton
Trichardsfontein
Kitchhener
Grobelaar
Erasmus
Vaivarktonteig
Stin
Kitchener
Bethel
White Wings Casey at the Bat author dies in Pleasanton
John Patrick Parnell Cavill, known as White Wings and the original Casey in Casey at the Bat, died in Pleasanton California from consumption on November 2.
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Pleasanton
Cal
Jobn Patrick Parnell Cavill
White Wings
Casey
Schley court rebuts testimony on Massachusetts conversation
In the Schley court yesterday rebuttal witnesses testified about a Massachusetts conversation cited against Schley. The panel ruled no unimaterial points would be heard and noted records showing precautionary dispatches about attacking the Spanish shore batteries were not communicated to Schley.
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Schley
Washington
Lemly
Key Hale
Efort
Massachusetts
Sears
Sehley
Grant
Potts
Ben
Rayna
Sigsbee
Chadwick
Maton
Roys
Anderson
Chard
Navy
Adeiral Schley
Brodley
Eaton
Eagle
Brooklyn
Garoute la Cienfegosant
Hagshi
Southerland
Part Antonio
Merrimac
Department
Borden
Brooklyn inSenley
Miss Eliza beth Plankinton to travel abroad this winter
CREAM CITY SOCIAL NOTES Miss Plankinton plans an early departure for foreign lands leaving Milwaukee for New York soon to stay until January. She will join Frederick Layton and a party of Americans sailing for the West Indies for the winter. She intends three years of travel with a spring trip to London and later to Japan. A return home to New York is denied.
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Plankinton
Milwaukee
Elizabeth Plankinton
New York
Frederick Layton
West Indies
London
Japan
Lockjaw From Antitoxine Reported In St Louis
Agnes Keenan aged seven dies as eleventh victim of diphtheria antitoxine reportedly produced by the City Health Department. Chester and Mamie Keen an also suffer lockjaw. several other children are seriously ill from the same treatment. Health department says no more antitoxine will be manufactured.
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St. Louis
Agnes Keenan
City Tealth Department
Chester
Mamie Keenan
Keenan
Wall
Lock Jaw
Health Department
Elty
Local Social Notes Reflect Summers End and Upcoming Weddings
Miss Plankiniin tends to cross Her' house as a baby is sent from Miwaukee. Mrs E T Mix and niece Miss Bald win return from Staten Island where they spent summer, planning to reside at Pfister. Mrs A W Lyne and Miss Vivian Lyne head to Manitowoc for winter. Mrs Menges of Madison attended wedding of Phoebe Prattinger and Henry Blakely. Clara Ray and Theodore Peck to wed December 4. Edith Blanchard and Frederick S Hughes marry last night at Mrs Blanchard’s home. Archbishop Kater and Fr Gulski plan Europe trip after December duties.
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Plankiniin
Miwaukee
E. T. Mix
Baldwin
Staten Island
Pfister
A.W. Lyne
Vivian
Waldman Lyne
Manitowoc
Menges
Madison
Phoebe Prattinger
Henry Blakely
Clara Ray
Charles Ray
Theodore Peck
New York
Edith Blanchard
Frederick S. Hughes
Margaret Blanchard
van Buren Street
George H, Ide
Grand Avenue Congregational Church
Wiliam Mariner
Fox Paint
Juneau Place
Kater
H. Gulski
St. Hyacinth’s Church
Europe
Father Gulski
Gold Reserves Dusted by High Pile of National Bank Note Redemptions
Washington reports indicate a year of heavy gold and currency movement with the highest note redemptions in twenty-two years. The treasury shows a surplus near 77 million, federal debt deposits rising, and a large gold and silver influx boosting circulation per capita to about 26.50 in 1902.
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Washington
Eilis H. Rolr
Gily
Treasury
Lynch Negro Lynched in Kentucky Mob Kills Silas Basters
A mob of 50 to 72 town citizens lynched Silas Basters, a Black man, in Hodgenville Kentucky after he allegedly lured a boy to crime. He was dragged from the jail and shot, then again hanged at the courthouse steps.October 12 Lord Fitzwilliam of England marked his 86th birthday amid reports of his Order of the Garter ribbon habit.
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Hodgenville
Silas Basters
Tne Noone
Lord Fitzwilliam
England
Order of the Garter
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