Endowment for Domestic Science Chair Voted by Clubwomen
Madison Oct 19 A Wisconsin federation of clubwomen voted 145 to 60 to establish a chair for teaching domestic art and science at Milwaukee Downer College after three days of debate. About 300 delegates left Madison with praise for hosts and a closing recital by Miss J. L. Hopkins.
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Federation
Milwaukee
Madison
Badger Club
Wisconsin
Downer College
Commonwealth
Presbyterian Church
Jee Ale Lysde Hopkins
Willam Fewer
University’ Echool of Music
Sarah Seever
Mesdades H.W. Chynoweth Wiliams
Marshall Parkinson
Louly D. Sumner
Wioxer
Stanley C. Honke
Harry T. Shedon
Refor
Alexander A. Bruce
University Law School
Why
Kipling
Truyn
Coun Tolstel Amd
Jane Addams
Brotherhood of Man
Fit May Jackson
Bryen
Beltus
State Labor Bureau
Entertainments Course Reflects High Organic Merit
The present season offers a program of entertainments that meets a high standard of quality, showcasing real merit and alignment with the organics Hoo. The season emphasizes curated performances and artistic offerings, signaling strong execution and coherent creator intent.
Perry S Heath to Run Salt Lake Tribune as Publisher
Perry S Heath will publish and manage the Salt Lake Tribune and serve as secretary of the Republican National Committee. The former first assistant postmaster general has been in Salt Lake City, purchasing the Tribune and planning an evening edition while keeping the paper Republican in politics.
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Salt Lake
Potey
Salt, Lake
Sandusky Embezzler Back From Havana Return
Sandusky Ohio October 14 A W Miller former city clerk believed to have embezzled eighty thousand dollars of city funds was brought back yesterday from Havana Cuba He says his trouble began with blackmail and that he loaned the money to city officials
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Sandusky
A. W. Miller
Havana
Cube
Battle in Samar Reports Heavy Losses for US Army
Washington reports detail the fight of the 9th Infantry at Lower Camirisra Samar on October 16 with 46 men killed or wounded and 81 bolomen killed. General Os expresses the island’s harsh terrain and the bolomen aided by refugees, warning of continued difficult engagement.
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Washington
9Th Infantry
Samar
War Department
Manila
Corbin
9Th Regiment
United States Infantry
George Wallace
Lower Camis Ra
Oet
Oredr H
Luzon
Miss Consuelo Yznaga Sets November 19 Wedding Date
Prominent society note details Consuelo Yznaga daughter of the duchess of Manchester announcing a November 19 wedding to Lieutenant Regan A4 at St Patrick's church in Washington. The groom, stationed at Port Snelling, will attend only after returning from Manila with his company.
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Consuelo Yznaga
Manchester
Regan
St. Patrick's Church
Leutenant
Port Snelling
Minn
Manila
Army To Be Reduced Two Thousand A Month
Washington Oct 19 The annual report of Adjutant General Corbin outlines the military establishment needs and notes the army in the Philippines will be reduced by expired enlistments at a rate of 2000 men per month from now until June 1902 and details the implications for forces.
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Washington
Corbin
Philippines
Bulgaria Will Act Against Kidnappers Over Miss Stone
Vienna reports Bulgarian Interior Minister Saratov warned against allowing robber bands to cross into Bulgaria and vowed to pursue and annihilate them if they enter Bulgarian territory. London notes accuse Bulgaria of shielding kidnappers and playing both sides of the border to gain ransom. Government urges holding Bulgaria responsible for any harm to Miss Stone and rejects paying ransom.
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Vienna
Pol- Mileche
M. Saratov
Iad
Dickingon
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Bulgaria
M. Surstoff
Turkey
London
Politische
M. Saratof
Dickinson
The
Standard
Langer
Court of Appeals Contention Becomes Issue After Adjourning
Judge James H. Hazelrigg testified he saw several men on the executive building steps, one bearing a gun, but could not positively identify any. The court adjourned amid the dispute over whether the court of appeals should be killed to settle the content.
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Court of Appeals
James H. Hazelrigg
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Fast 2:18 and 2:20 Trots Highlight Lexington Meet
In Lexington on Oct 19 the 2:18 trot featured three heats with Co. Coch taking the last three. Chalu Shot won the 2:20 trot after three heats. Red Prince won the 2:22 trot after six heats in the Lexington stake for 2 year olds, disputing the final heat.
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Lexington
Co. Cochran
Chalu Shot
Eusy
Red Prince
Quick Work on Pacific Cable
Washington Oct 1 A cable will be laid and in operation between San Francisco and Manila within ten months regardless of Roosevelt action on the Mackay petition. Attorney General Knox reports MacKay and allies have a legal right to land in California Philippines and Hawaii without government permission based on a decision. Orders have been placed in Glasgow for cable and the company plans to offer rates less than half the current European rates between San Francisco and Manila.
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Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Manila
Roosevelt
Mackay
Knox
California
Philippines
Hawaii
Glasgow
Europe
Bride and groom honeymoon after hunting license
Miss Emily Zschetzsthe of Sheboygan took out a hunting license before her wedding to Jonathan S. Green of Milwaukee. The ceremony occurred yesterday afternoon and the couple left for a honeymoon, reportedly to spend a week hunting in local woods.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Jonathan S. Green
Milwaukee
Emily Zschetzsthe
Baptist Seminary Planned by Kansas City Baptists
The Baptist state convention in Kansas City voted to endorse plans for founding a Baptist theological seminary in the city. Officials say it would be a major educational milestone for Southern Baptists in the region in many years.
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Kansas City
Kas
Baptist Theological Seminary
Baptiat State Convention
Baptists
Prominent Businessman Seeley Dies Suddenly in Minneapolis
Minneapolis mourns the loss of C. Seeley a leading local businessman who died yesterday afternoon. A Civil War veteran of the 14th Michigan Cavalry he was connected with a prominent college and the university’s business school.
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Minneapolis
C. Seeley
4Th Michigan Cavalry
Pruety Follyet College
W School of Michigan Uniqsity
Germany demands satisfaction over Porto Cabello clash
Berlin reports Germany repudiates Venezuela's claim that Porto Cabello riot on October 6 involved German sailors of the Vineta and the Port Cabello populace. Germany reserves right to demand punishment for guilty parties and possible retaliatory action in Caracas.
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Berlin
Germany
Venezuela
Porto Cabello
Porta Cabello
Caracas
Minneapy Oct 4 Ex ov Pills bury def aged governor race
Fragmentary notice recalls the famous family of four makers and their fortunes amid political drama. Mentions aged individuals, a governor race, and a large fortune, with unclear names and details.
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Llsbury
Pillsbury
KaerAre & Ow
Testifying Against Powers and Taylor in Georgetown Trial
Georgetown Ky Oct 9 In the Powers trial yesterday the examination of witnesses continued W H Culton testified he heard Powers declare that opponents of the party would be killed and that Taylor and if the democrats continue to rob Judge Hazelrigg and Habsot
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Powers
Taylor
Georgetown
W. H. Culton
Hazelrigg
Habsot
United States Bank Clearings Rise in Week
The Bradstreets report shows total bank clearings at 2,142,084,172 dollars for the week ending October 19, up 86.2 percent from the same period last year. The week's activity reflects strong financial movement across major markets.
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Ariggs
United States
Turkish conflict eased by agreed compromise timing
The French government expresses confidence in a peaceful settlement with Turkey. Paris signals it will grant Ankara more time to meet obligations, reserving coercive measures if necessary. The move aims to avoid escalation while preserving cooperation between the two nations.
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Turkey
Porte
Schli Navy War Court Hearings Progress in Oct Session
Washington reports on the Schley court martial as Lieutenant Thome F. Carter and others present testimony involving Admiral Dewey and the Battle of July 3. Witness lists and adjournment plans mark the ongoing proceedings as counsel seek to conclude the case next week.
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Washington
F. Carter
Wy. P. Cronan
Schley Court
Raynor
Hetwklyo
J. L
Coar
Miral Dewey
Accordio
B. W. Wells, Jr
Schiey
Yyretary
Regiv £ Y. Olson
Opneal
Charles M. Wygj.geon
I. Bb. Hf
Dre On
Digitals
Brooklyn
Oregon
Colon
Hanley
Texas
Wella
Schley
Sampson
Luzon Storm Wrecks Manila and Luzon Coast
The worst typhoon in ten years terrorized Manila area for days. Sixty miles offshore center. eight miles of rail destroyed. north and central Luzon largely submerged. Telegraph lines damaged. government vessels hurt. Twenty killed in Manila Bay. Baler demolished.
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Worat
Manila Bay
Baler
Manila
Luzon
Menila Bay
Philippine salaries spark debate on governance and costs
Denver Oct 12 A signed article by Rep John F Shafroth reports his Philippine return and argues the islands show capable self government. He notes civil commission hires natives to key posts and tallies salaries from governor to posts director, contrasting with New Mexico while asking if such pay reflects constituency accountability.
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Denver
Col
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Philippines
Civil Commission
Baiprent Court
Php Blue Islands
New Mexico
Museum Gets All His Money From Will
New York October 17 The settlement of the will of Jacob L Rogers of Paterson New Jersey shows the Metropolitan Museum of Art receiving the residuary estate valued upward of 5000 dollars.
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Museum
New York
Jacob
Rogers
Paterson
N. J
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bosseusion
Three Drake University Students Hurt in Freshman Sophomore Fight
In Des Moines on October 17 a clash between freshmen and sophomores at Drake University left three men seriously injured. William Peck, a sophomore, was kicked in the head and rendered unconscious. Charles McVay, a freshman, suffered a broken rib, and Charing Colman, a sophomore, sustained a badly sprained ankle.
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Des Moines
Ind Herce
Drake University
William Peck
Charles McVay
Charing Colman
New York Millionaire Becomes Lake Shore Engineer
New York financier Joan Jacob Astor acted as engineer for a 20 mile trip from South Bend to Laporte aboard a Lake Shore locomotive. Wearing blue jeans overalls and buckskin gloves, he piloted the freight train in under 29 minutes, showing a rare display of skill on the cab.
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New York
Chicago
Joan Jacob Astor
Tallionaire
Loromoive
Lake Shore
South Bend
Laporte
Great Record in Wind at Columbus Track Meet
Crescens tried to lower Bla récord yesterday but failed, completing the mile in 2.05 percent. The track was flawed by bitter cold and a NW breeze, yet the effort stood out in the Windy Columbus day conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Crescens
Death by Smoking Claims Laurel Resident in October
Wilbur Cethoun of Twilleya area died after heavy cigarette use. He reportedly smoked over a hundred cigarettes daily and declined in health before death.
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Laurel
Dét
Wilbur Cethoun
Twilleya
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