Prince Adelaert heads east to join German squadron
Telegrams report Prince Adelaert, third son of Emperor William, sails for the far east to join Germany’s squadron. Trade with Manchuria and China shows a $606,000 decline per the commerce department. A Russian official’s net controversy at Yongampho is noted by the czar’s minister in Seoul. Coren protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Adelaert
Emperor William
Far East
United States
Manchiria
China
Department of Commerce
Yongampho
Seoul
Coren
War Department
Pekin
Hat City
Rooyy
Official corruption indictments involve city graft and fraud
A corrupted OCR fragment describes a Chicago city hall graft probe implicating aldermen and police protection of crime, with payments and perquisites. References to New York judge actions, postal fraud arrests, and various officials in Wisconsin Arizona and Brooklyn are unclear but indicate broad corruption indictments and conspiracies.
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Chicago
New York
Pol
United States Court
Grange WY. Beavers
AL Phoenis
Anne
Grant Gary
Hugh H. Price
Wisconsin
Bertral
Arizona
Murphs
Ehlef ¢Ferk
The
Land Office
Svith
Hpyles
Spectator riot and sports notes amid national incidents in midweek
A Lexington football game amid rising college bans follows a riot and multiple injuries. other items report a Chicago health update, a New York shooting, a Fairburn train incident, and various crimes. Notable fatalities include Elmira guard William J. Connell y and a Lawson murder in Monterey. The piece also notes gambling figures and fire losses across several cities.
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Lexington
Witwrest
Teagan
Qaieago
Modis
Alice Roosevelt
Shi
Sc Homl
William 7. Conneily
Elmira, N.Y
Numerous global notes and crimes fill a late-19th century roundup
Ashland miss Reese Henderson travels to a Navajo reservation in New Mexico. a counterfeit miller’s bank note is discovered in Athol Massachusetts. Robert Robinson of Kentucky and his wife are poisoned in their home. Carbondale Kansas sees Robert Vorbes pay 5400 for a stallion now worth nine cents. ex governor Hogg denies a senate bid in Dallas. Reports cover bank troubles, rail concerns, court cases, and a vast obituary/mortality list including Blewart, Durand, Patterson, and many locals.
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Reese Henderson
Ashland
Djl
New Mexico
Secret Service
Millers River
Tvick
Dallas
Texas
Hogg
Himseuf
United States Senate
Aven
Ua Crosse
Bryan
Bennet
New Raven
Cona
Ishpeming
AL Salem
Ind
George Vo
United States
W. M. Blewart
Nevada
Agnes A. Cone
Atlanta
Jesse McCing
Marion
Etelin
Henry Mortimer Durand
Bassedor
Madrid
Rom Bloomington
Jil
Department of Agriculture
Rhodesia
South Africa
Sargent
United States Supreme Court
New York
Warehlem
Wely
Melwnald
Hla L
Arestad
Ake
Witte Ronse
Lidel
Jay Ar
Wall Street
Standand
Morgan Gronn
William S. Sauber
Lake Superior
Morris
Uhe
Seaman
Joliet, AL
Bouray Faiute
Br. Pondexter
Houser
Brooklyn
Tremontone
Boston
Jaunachek
Ife
Actor's Fund
New Brighton
L. L
Edwin Forrest
Philadelphia
Deelde
Elvert G. Hubbard
Toyerofters
Butler
Chicago Health Department
Srand
St Bonis Om
Hush
Dennis
Tinho Grand Security Company
Lucket
Fed
P. Eriskson
Iron Mountain
Mich
Global unrest and notable arrests across nations
A mixed batch of world news items reports President Diaz of Mexico mediating Colombia and Nicaragua disputes, Rome's Michael Cristi arrested for conspiracy against a king, General Luis Barros named Chilean war minister, Santos-Dumont aiming for St Louis balloon prize, Emperor Francis Joseph enlisting Count Stephen Tisza to form a cabinet, insurgents in San Domingo strengthening with a provisional government in Puerto Plata, Dr Roux awarded the French Academy prize for science, the Turkish sultan facing Arab revolt and tax protests, a Malta fireworks explosion injuring several, Domincan town Sitieza taken by rebels, Countess Teabella Lewilecki on trial in Berlin, and a Bethlehem cholera outbreak reported.
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Diaz
Mexico
Colombia
Nicarragua
Rome
Michael Cristi
Luis Barros
Santos-Dumont
St. Louis
Francis Joseph
Stephen Tisza
San Demingo
Puerto Plata
Dr. Roux
Pasteur
Turkey
Constantinople
Ahmet Pasha
Patzan
Malta
Ssitieza
Dominican Republic
Rodriguez
Teabella
Ewilecki
Berlin
Poland
Bethlehem
Notable Legal Figures and Educator Pass Away in 19th Century Notices
Obituaries recall prominent lawyer A. M. Snook and W. Tenney of Appleton, linking their careers in Kendall Kane counties and Chicago after the 1871 fire. It notes Horace K Tenney of Chicago, and D K H A Tenney of Madison as brothers. Professor Robert Thurston of Cornell and Sibley College dies at 64, born 1839 in Providence Rhode Island. His Civil War service and later leadership at Stevens Institute and Cornell are highlighted. a Madison daughter Miss Victor Cotlin is named.
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Aurora
Kendall and Kane ‘Esounties
A. M. Snook
Aurora Daily News
W. Tenney
Attor
Horace K. Tenney
Chicago
Appleton
United States
Almanolis Naval Academy
Stevens Institute
Cornell
Sibley College
Victor Cotlin
Madison
Wis
Prominent Scholar Robert Metcy Dies on Campus
Prof Robert Metcy of Sibley College of Engineering Corneil University dies of heart disease on Oct 27 after a brief illness on campus. Born 1850 Providence he graduated from Brown. A civil war veteran, he led Sibley College as director and was an inventor and author in engineering. He served as US commissioner to Vienna in 1873 and belonged to leading scientific societies.
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Lions
Martin Govington
United States Navy
Kentucky
Meg
Brichi
Fig Brother
Mansfield
Lnean of Navigation
Washington
Georga
Power
Mingli Central Railway
Bimily Smith
President Fish
Albert Snook
Aurora
Fishkill
N. Y
Oswego
Kendall County
Victor &. Coffin
Robert Metcy
Sibley Cata Engineering
Corneil University
Thar Fos
Weirin
Provivence
Brows Univst
United States
Atcademe
Kosor
Enginee Tidget Uganil
Sib-! Tey Collage
Europe
America
Vienna
Mrs Burdick Wins Estate After Divorce Proceedings
Buffalo Oct. 27 Surrogate court will grant Mrs Burdick widow of El Burdick full control of her husband’s property. The will had cut her off during divorce actions, but that provision is now declared void restoring her rights.
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Buffalo
Clark Proposal to End Butte Miners Shutdown
In Butte a group led by United States Senator William A Clark and other wealthy men offered yesterday afternoon to buy the Amalgamated Copper company’s stuck properties and settle the strike that shut down its operations. The offer, approved by the miners’ union, will be formally presented to McGinnis. If accepted, the agitation may end and Amalgamated could reinstate workers at once.
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John Erickson
George W. Vanderbilt
Wilds
North Carolina
Biltmore
Fend
Ofer
Andrew Carnegie
Phil Delpha
Wen
Belknapp
General Belknapp
Washington
Oas
London
Ostend
Paris
America
Philadelphia
al Horse
Idaho
United States
Rounds
George E. Spencer
Spencer
Alabama
A.B. Gammage
Lawn Avenue
Gaimmage
New York
Arma
Ube Tour
Sth
Bute
Arthiur Qurpenter
Alvany
Grand Central
Aysney
Roosevelt
Fuller
Hay
Albany
Deane
Butte
Get
William A A. Clark
Butte Miners’ Union
Stuck In & Mann Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
McGinnis
Amalgamated
Postal Thief Caught in Wisconsin and Michigan
John Dennis alias George Davidson and James Packard escaped from the souse several months ago. Davidson was arrested near Ishpeming Michigan on a surge of being implicated in the West Superior post office robbery. Packard is believed to have escaped. Davidson may be returned to face charges.
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Waukesta
Wis
John Dennls
George Davidson
James Packard
Waa
Ishpeming
Mica
West Superior
Packard
Davidson
Bennett will case heard as Bryan letter fuels fight
New Haven October 27 arguments in the Bennett will contest opened with Mrs. Bennett's counsel presenting a letter from W. J. Bryan accusing her attorney of bias from gold politics. Bryan defended himself, denying influence or collusion, and asserted there was no legal misstep. The judge reserved decision after Bryan’s hour long address.
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New Haven
Qct
Bennett
W. J. Bryan
Dim
Bryan
Sadan
Neb
Bell Huil
Stoddard
Willane
Benineto
Julac
Germans Dedicate New American Church in Berlin
Berlin reports a dedication ceremony for a new American church, marking a notable event for the local German community. Details are scarce, but the dedication appears to reflect cross cultural ties amid evolving postwar ties.
Insane Woman Disturbs Senator Willy at Home
A deranged woman disrupted Senator Willy Funston on a principal street then at his Riverside Fiber Company and residence. Police removed her for medical evaluation and confinement, while Funston noted the incident and policy concerns.
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Senatoy
Willy
Uloise Thuysitacu
Funsion
Tormahawk
Liisoiz
Riverside Fiber Company
Jasain
T ’ ‘Pital
Jaery Publio
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Pubusi
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LY Bier
Insular
al Sandean
the, News
Howarth
Bird’ & Madison
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New York Fusion
Treasury
Shaw
Des Maines
Dolliver
Tin
Myron T Herrick
Ohio
Cleveland
Episcopal
Sporting
Peoria
Tustlan
Wee
Lothohatebie
Ala
J. 2 Mitenatt Jr
Davis
Terre Haute
William Olives
Cincinnati
Edward Roedel
John Turner
Corena Ricccardo
Potter Palmer
Kenry Watterson
Pittsbirs
Lowse Iverson
Monterey
Cal
Pacis Grove
Birmingham
Keston
New York City
Indian Head “Proving Grounds
Frank Pennis
Nelson Jackson
South Wales
Vancouver
B. C
Clarence Learard
Ease Orange
Stilly Mills
William
Wiesbaden
Henry
Prussia
Henor
Ozerg
Tre’s
Dun’s and
Bradstreet
Rand, McNally & Gn
Chicaco
Franklin Press Feod Mic
Waign
Coulretline Bang Nem
National Metal Ladies” Assorme
William BE. Teely
Ebenezer Matthews
Pennsylvania
Erie
J. R. Kramer
Allegheny
Nervalis
Thomas J. van Alstyne
N.Y
Gy Nugeringy
Storjac
Ireland
Timothy Chase
Burlington Road
Shabbona
Massachusetts
William 2
Mentahon
Mumetingin Tadrom
Huntinwhurf
M. Evelyn Strong
Gualesburg
Galesburg
Cyrus G Bradley
Teston
Osreola
Frederick Kragg
Milwaukee
EK. N. Benth
Triais
West Jersey
Kewanee
Julia Haven
Hares
Justin Hayes
John Haven
Taylorville
Samuel Sanfore
Milford
Conn
Merlicus W. Miller
Racine
A. Samplication
Ani Dren
Iy Department
Rct of Education
Smedley
Illinois Wesleyan
Mrs. Burdick
Clark
Big
Despice Ty
Insane Woman
Pisturbs
Seratow
SeDee
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