Roosevelt Visits Roswell Home and Atlanta Address
President Roosevelt toured his mother Martha Bulloch Roosevelt’s Roswell homestead welcomed by old servants Aunt Grace and Daddy William and then spoke in Atlanta. He urged regulation of interstate corporations, criticized dishonest wealth and urged public opinion to curb corruption while defending practical, clean politics.
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Roswell
Roosevelt
Bulsch
Grace
Martha Bulloch
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jackson
Shakes Hanca
Leav
William
Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Heyward
Dan
Fedral
Congress
Philippines
Rico
Mexico
Irving’s ashes buried at Westminster Abbey
London reports the burial of Sir Henry Irving beside Garrick under Shakespeare’s statue in Westminster Abbey. King Edward sent a representative, the Prince of Wales was represented, and cabinet ministers attended. Whitelaw Reid traveled from Scotland to honor the dead actor. Only Lady Irving and Irving’s sons mourned. four floral pieces were laid during the service, including a cross from Queen Alexandra bearing a prayer.
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London
Garrick
Shakespeare
Henry Irving
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Dighton Probyn
Prince of Wales
William H. P. Carrington
Whitelaw Reid
Scotland
America
Lady Irving
Sir Henry Irving
Irving
Queen Alexandra
Man Lives Off Girl's Stealings
May E. Golding of Buffalo, cashier in New York for Larkin company, confesses to stealing over two years to fund a man she was intimate with. She admits at least 2000 dollars taken, though manager thinks the total may be larger.
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New York
May E. Golding of
Buffal
Larkin Company of
Buffalo
Standard Oil Prices Move on Pennsylvania and Lima Oils
The Standard reports refined price shifts with a five cent rise in Pennsylvania crude oil and a two cent increase in Lima and Indiana oils. Pennsylvania price listed at 1.01 dollars.
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Lima
Intiana
Pennsylvania
Weerked With Carnegie in 1842 and Travis Barth Death
Fragmentary OCR notes mention 1842 Carnegie link and a death of 21 Martin Barth, with unclear references to names and places including Anarow Carisie and TRBA ecompany. The readable facts are sparse and not coherent.
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Carnegie
Tena
Martin Barth
Mr. Barth
Trba
Anarow Carisie
Ymenl
Tori Sails in New Flagship
A fragmented report notes Tori preparing aboard a new flagship with observers and officials assembled for a major naval review on June Get 24. The incomplete text hints at a maritime event involving Sakishima and a naval ceremony.
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Tori
Get
Neal Sic Sa
Betrayal and reward surround Cunliffe case in Bridgeport bar
A Bristol and Hatford connection follows the Cunliffe case as James Missett betrays him in a Tremont hotel bar. Missett secures a $2,500 Pinkerton reward and spends it lavishly in Bridgeport’s red light district after guiding officers to Cunliffe’s whereabouts.
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Red Light District
Cuniffe
James Missell
Missell
Bristol
Cunliffe
Hatford
Missett
Tremont Hotel
Missert
Misgeeg
New York
Pinkerton Agency
Broadway
Pinkerton
Pinkertons
Express Sideswiped: Engineer Injured in Allegrippus Wreck
Nine cars of an eastbound coal train derailed by a broken wheel at Allegrippus nine miles west of Altoona Pennsylvania toppled into the westbound express. Cabs torn from engines two and three and coach corners crushed. All passengers escaped unharmed. Two trainmen injured. Engineer H J Highberger of Pitcairn crushed leg. possibly fatal. Engineer Benjamin Kinkead of Altoona slightly hurt. Firemen uninjured.
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Allegrippus
Altoona
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. J. Highberger
Pitcairn
Benjamin Kinkead
Castle charges stir Milton crowd against Pennsylvanian politicians
In Milton last night Homer L. Castle Prohibition candidate for superior court judge addressed a crowd denouncing state officials and alleging financial misconduct in Allegheny banks. He cited notes and loans tied to Boies Penrose and Andrews, while Senator Penrose denied any ties to the Enterprise National Bank.
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Philadelphia
Milton
Homer L. Castle
Prohibition
Offera House
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Castle
Mathues
Pittsburg
John I. Shaw
Boies Penrose
Clark
Andrews
Torrance
Kennedy
Bank of Allegheny
Teuton
McAfeee
Treasury Trust Company
Uaechix
W. H Andrews
Prancis Torrance
T. Lee Clark
Easaier
F. R. Nichols
United States
Penrose
Enterprise National Bank
W. H. Andrews
Pennsylvana Development Company
New Mexico
No clue from Mrs Ingerick on Olney tragedy murder
Middletown New York Oct 21 Mrs Martin Ingerick survivor of the Olney tragedy shows recovered from injuries and confirms the death of her daughter Alice and two Olney brothers. She remains hysterical but recalls nothing about the event. Police continue search for Charles M Rogers who disappeared after the tragedy.
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Charles M. Rogers
Storm Wrecks Fleet Across Lake Erie From Buffalo To Cleveland
Cleveland Oct 21 Wild Lake Erie storm lays wrecks along shore from Buffalo to Detroit. Vessels lost or damaged include barge Minnedosa with seven aboard, freighter E Sheldon beached near Lorain, steamer Wisconsin ashore off Lorain, schooner Kingfisher shattered near Cleveland, tug Waiter Metcalf sunk, and multiple barges sunk near Buffalo harbor. Rescue efforts saved most crews but two were lost from the Sheldon. City of Erie delayed in Buffalo amid rough seas. City of Buffalo faced storm-related delays. Wheat market activity in Chicago echoed speculative tactics with December wheat up 0.5 percent, corn and oats mostly unchanged.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Detroit
Minnedosa
Kingston
Ont
Saginaw Bay
Phillips
E. Sheldon
Lorain
Wisconsin
Kingfisher
F. A. Prince
Waiter Metcalf
Buffalo Harbor
Prinker
Yukon
Ashtabula Harbor
Sheldon
John Fox
Chares Evans
Lorain der Toledo
City of Erie
Geers
Rae
Erle
Viner
Wulfalo
City of
Erie
Pittsburg Markets October 20 Commodity Report
Market notes from Pittsburg listing prices and ranges for corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheese, cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Reports show grain quality, dairy product prices, and livestock values with varied grades and weights across corn, oats, hay, milk, beef cattle, veals, hogs, and lambs.
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New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Winberger
Prine Wethers
Dun's Review of Trade Highlights Broad Activity and Cautious Optimism
Dun's weekly review reports broadened activity across commercial channels and growing confidence due to conservatism. Trade is brisk but not boom fueled, with strong orders for remote deliveries and ample spring coverage. Freight blockades hinder transit, grain exports delay, but October shows solid gains. September foreign trade tops records, cotton exports drop but others compensate.
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New York
Dun's Weekly Review of
United States
Bear Brought Down After Rural Phone Roundup Near Lit tle Hickory
Oct 21 Altoona report describes a bear sighting in Bailey's woods near Little Hickory. A village telephone ring drew 15 armed farmers and a teacher from a nearby school to pursue the animal. John Taggart killed the bear weighing about 347 pounds with many claimants later.
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Altoona
Little Hickory
Riddiesburg
Bailey’s Woods
Bailey's Woods
Salley Woods
John Taggart
Brain
Footprint evidence linked to saloon murder case in Chicago
Police accept as fact that a woman assassin killed Mrs. Clara McCluskey after she was shot at the rear of her saloon. Footprints of a woman's shoes were found extending four blocks behind and ahead of the saloon. Mrs Mayo diiehley was arrested for the crime. a partner of Mrs Abe Cushey is mentioned in the salon business and prior quarrels over a man are noted.
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Chicago
Clara McCluskey
Pittsburger Found Murdered in Salisbury
The body of J. C. Laird a waste man from Bellevue Pa about 41 years old was found in Wiegitshirta of Salisbury. Authorities suspect murder with the right side of the face mashed and a robbery motive cited as likely. Police say they have a clue to the perpetrator.
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Pittsburger
Salisbury
Nlc
J.C. Laird
Bellevue
Wiegitshirta
Savisbury
Kerosene Fire Claims Nebraska Family Tragedy
A Bladen Nebraskal fire on October 21 killed two children aged four and under. The stove exploded while the eldest daughter poured kerosene, igniting the blaze that destroyed the home and left Mrs. Fred Hielsso badly burned.
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Bladen
Neb
Oet
Fred Bel
Lutund
Fred Hiel
Shaw to Speak in Portsmouth Youngstown and Cleveland
Lesie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury will address night meetings in Portsmouth on October 27, Youngstown on October 28 and Cleveland on November 4. The state committee is also arranging a speech in Columbus on November 2.
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Shaw
Ohio
Columbus
Lesie M. Shaw
Secrretary
the Treasury
Portsmouth
Youngstown
Cleveland
State Committee
Old-Time Minstrel Dies in Toronto Hospital
Toronto, Oct 21. “Cool” Burgesa, a well known minstrel, died at the General Hospital here from a complication of diseases. The death removes a veteran figure of the stage whose name was familiar to many patrons of minstrel shows. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Burgesa family.
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Toronto
Ont
Cool” Burgesa
General Hospital
Who Set Fire to the Temple of Dirna at Ephesus
In class the teacher asks who set fire to the temple of Dirna at Ephesus. A frightened urchin denies involvement, insisting he had nothing to do with the incident.
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Dirna
Ephesus
Life and vocation beyond mere wealth making
A reflection contrasts making a living with making a life, noting many gain a good living yet lead a poor life. The saying suggests true worth lies in character and choices, not material success alone.
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Bridgeport
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Adams Express Company
Edward G. Cunliffe
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Cantitte
George Eiseman
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Hiseman
Nash Street
Arnold
Detective Bureau
Etseman
Elseman
Rock House
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George Arnold
Pinktorens
Pronesman
Joseph W. Boardman
Milton, Pa
Poli
Great Lakes
Duluth News
Chicago Grain Market
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Farmer
Chase
Mr. Bruin
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