Royal Progress and Fire at Guild Hall in London
King Edward and Queen Alexandra reviewed crowds, attended a luncheon at Guild Hall, and received the London county council address in Trafalgar Square. The Guild Hall dome caught fire after they left, blamed on a fused wire. A clergyman George Martin was remanded for possessing gunpowder with felonious intent.
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Officers Return from Europe and Subway Explosion In New York
Major Corbin and Samuel B. ML, invited by Emperor William, return aboard the Philadelphia from Southampton and speak of German maneuvers and Kitchener. Gen Leonard Wood to sail Nov 3. Also Danish minister C Brun injured by a dynamite explosion at Park Avenue Forty First Street amid rapid transit subway work. many injured or narrowly escaped.
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Philippine Customs Revenue gains in seven months
Washington report shows Philippine archipelago customs revenues for seven months ended July 31, 1902 at 5,004,022 dollars, up from 4,940,958 in 1901 and 4,187,682 in 1900. Earlier Spanish administration revenues for the same period were about 1,333,000 dollars.
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Minnesota items link arson charge and odd notes
OCR reads of a Minnesota item set reports arson by a man at his own home and barn near Engmot Orme, with insanity blamed on love disappointment. It also notes President Roosevelt declining an invitation, dog isolation to stop hog cholera, theft aboard the steamer Masser, a presumed murder survivor found alive, and various brief notes on local incidents, fires, and accidents amid a busy news page.
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State Board of Content
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