Opposed Leaders Face Blame in Lord Rosebery Speech
London opinion focuses on anticipated Lord Rosebery remarks and possible Cabinet shifts as anti vaccination debates and Anglo German frictions shape the political stage. Reports note Salisbury's health, Chamberlain's rising stance, and possible leadership changes with Sir H. A. Balfour as a prospective premier.
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London
Yorsheéry
Bernrt Campbell-Bannerman
T. Siy Henry
Osenster
Lord Roselays
Chesterfull
New. York
TIMES
Andy Know
Mediterranean
Unclear Postal Notice Mentions Pinehurst and Offices
Fragmentary OCR text references sleeping cars to Pinehurst and office mentions with numbers and dates. No coherent event or named individuals evident. summary limited to nearby phrases about travel and office listings.
Waldeck-Rousseau Firm Against French Government Attacks
London dispatch notes the French cabinet's resilience amid opposition to the Chinese loan and reports on debates over Gen Voyron's report. It warns anti militarism could threaten stability, but asserts Waldeck-Rousseau maintains support beyond any single class or prejudice.
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London
Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Wedding Fire Halts Two Trains at Station
Miss Abbie Rollins wed Rev. Howard Furbeck in New Brunswick as two express trains neared the station. Dozens of red fire candles were set alight causing the engineers to brake sharply. station workers extinguished the flames before any collision.
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New Brunswick
Abbie Rollins
Howard Furbeck
New Electric Letter Box Receives Patent Approval
Morristown New Jersey November 30 Letter Carrier George De Groat wins eighteen patent claims for a collectors recording mechanism in letter boxes. The device locks boxes to prevent night tampering and uses an electrical time lock connected to the Post Office to permit operation only at scheduled hours while recording activity. A Government test is planned soon to evaluate the system.
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Morristown
N. J
George de Groat
Washington
Operntie
Samine
Connecticut Dentist Barker Dies Sudden in Meriden Office
Charles C Barker a leading Connecticut dentist died of heart disease in his Meriden office at about eight this afternoon. He was sixty three and had practiced in Meriden for over thirty years.
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Connecticut
Meriden
Conn
Charles C Barker
Winv
Royal Blue Line Pullman Advertises Finest Day Train
The Royal Limited is promoted as the finest day train with exclusive Pullman equipment including buffet parlor and observation cars. Schedules show departures from New York daily, South Ferry and Liberty Street, with Washington arrival times in the afternoon.
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Royal. Limited
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Royal Blue Line
Pullman
Faves
New York Daily
South Ferry
Liberty Street
Washington
Girl's Blonde Hair Cut Off in Street Car
Eva Otten fourteen, daughter of Ernest Otten of 990 St Nicholas Ave, lost a long thick braid when a stranger, possibly a thief or lunatic, cut it on a crowded Fifth Avenue car near Fifty-ninth Street. The crime, unknown to detectives, left the family in shock and prompted warnings of a new danger in crowded transit.
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Eva Otten
Ernest Otten
St. Nicholas Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
Girs
William Street
West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Eva
Herather
Fifty-ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
New York
Florida launched at Nixon shipyards with ceremony
The monitor Florida was launched at the Nixon shipyards with a crowd of several hundred watching. Mrs. Lewis Nixon named the vessel as it slid into the water at 11 o clock despite a low tide. The ship measures 225 feet on the water line and 243 feet overall with a 50 foot beam and 12 feet 6 inch draught. armed with two twelve inch guns and multiple rapid fire rifles and howitzers.
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Florida
Rev Cornelius G Bristol Dies in Hartford At 38
The Rev Cornelius G Bristol rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd died at his Hartford home from heart failure after an operation last Thursday. He was thirty eight, survived by a widow and two children and his mother in Melford. A Yale graduate, he was ordained and served Danielson before moving to Hartford in 189? He held prominent Masonic roles including associate grand chaplain of Connecticut and four years as chaplain of St Johns Lodge. He married Miss Lowrie of Plainfield New Jersey in 1901.
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Hartford
Conn
Cornelius G. Bristol
Church of the Good Shepher
Melford
Yale
Danielson
Grand Lodge of
Connecticut
St. John’s Lodge
Lowrie
Plainfield
N. J
Many Years of Married Life
Poughkeepsie date Nov 30 Mr and Mrs Stoutenburgh of this city celebrate the sixty third anniversary of their marriage. The couple wed Nov 20 1838 in Hyde Park Dutchess County with Rev John Cruikshank officiating. They have six living children. Mr Stoutenburgh is 89 and Mrs Stoutenburgh 80. The elder Stoutenburgh father reached 92.
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Poughkeepsie
Stoutenburgh
Hyde Park
Dutchess County
John Cruikshank
Stovenburgh
Southern Rny Promises Superior Speed and Equipment
Florida and the South touts Southern Rny as foremost in speed and lavish equipment with sea view, claiming innovations beyond competitors. Advertisement notes New York offices at 271 and 1,185 Broadway.
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Florida
Seaview
New York
Chicago Seeks Thirteen New Bascule Bridges for 1902
City Engineer Ericson proposes thirteen bascule bridges in the 1902 plan at a total estimated cost of 2.1 million dollars. New or replacement structures are needed on several arteries including North Archer Chicago Avenues Erie Dearborn Indiana Streets and Western Avenue. The most expensive is the Kinzie Street bridge at 225000 with other sizable costs on Twenty second Street Northwestern Avenue and 175000 for several others.
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Chicago
Ericson
Spengler
Oat Kenzie Street
Log Drive Season Ends With Massive Ice Jam Loss
Bangor reports the Penobscot log drive closes with nearly 000,000 feet of logs stuck above Bangor and over 16,000,000 feet above Oldtown. Logs frozen on the St. John River threaten further losses. delays and low water mark a poor season since 19. The damage requires costly one by one salvage to shore.
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Bangor
Penobscot
West Branch
Oldtown
St. John River
Grand Falls
Issa
St. John
Richard Mansfield’s Complaint On Cold American Audiences
Richard Mansfield says Baltimore and Washington audiences are too cold to fully support his long dramatic roles. He notes Chicago and Boston show more enthusiasm and contrasts American reactions with English audiences who openly show appreciation.
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Baltimore
Richard Mansfield
Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
England
Maine Moose Season Closes With Record Kill
Bangor reports the Maine moose season ending with 166 brought to date and one day left in the six week period from Oct 16 to Dec 1. Hunters describe large moose with good antlers and many taken whole for mounting or processing in the city markets. Snow covers the ground as deer season approaches Dec 1, with an expected north and east country tally near 3,700.
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Bangor
Maine
Tvs
December North Atlantic weather forecast from Hydrographic Office
The Naval Hydrographic Office released December weather for the North Atlantic. Expect frequent storm areas along trans Atlantic routes moving northeastward, strong west and northwest gales, and fog east and southeast of Newfoundland. Isolated northern conditions prevail north of 35N and south of 50N see is unlikely south of 50N.
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Washington
Naval Hydrographic Office
North Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Azores
Gulf of Mexico
Newfoundland
Barnum's Circus Opens in Paris with 8000 in Attendance
The Salle des Metes at the Exposition Buildings hosted Barnum's Circus for a four month run. US Ambassador Porter and family led the American contingent with embassy staff. President Loubet's son and many ministers attended or were represented among Parisian notables and diplomats. The show drew enthusiastic reception.
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Paris
Exposition
Barnum
United States
Porters
Gowdy
Loubet
Porter
Henley regatta to admit foreign crews sparks debate
London readers weigh in on the Henley Stewards decision to admit foreign crews. A Cambridge writer in The Sunday Times argues Americans strive to excel and Henley should defend the Grand Cup, showcasing oarsmanship in tough tests. An Arkansas Hot Springs travel ad closes the item.
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London
Henley
Sunday
Cambridge
Sunday Times
Dickens
Direct from the Holy Land Rare Palestine Wines and Cognacs
Carmel Wine Co of New York markets rare Palestine wines and cognacs with gold medal awards, presenting them as ideal Christmas gifts and listing Sole Agents for distribution.
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Holy Land
Palestine
Arta
Ideal
Carmel Wine Co
New York
Ady
Alban Triumph in Colon Receives Troop Return Welcome
Gen Alban returns to Panama after leading government forces to recapture Colon from Liberals. Barrera’s troops were outmaneuvered at Buena Vista, surrendering the town. Colón’s recapture signals a political setback for Liberal forces and a boost for the government.
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Colon
Barranquilla
General Pinzon
Colombia
Alban
Panama
Barrera
Buena Vista
Damian Espinosa
Republic
Coljon
Ofewar Stein
Germany Wins Point as Caracas Murder Case Advances
The alleged murderer of a leading German trader in Caracas is rearrested. President Castro ordered a new trial and liberation, easing tensions between Germany and Venezuela. Prisoner faces a renewed trial.
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Trinidad
Caracas
Castro
C Prmoner
Officials Indicted Over Eight Hour Labor Violations
The Orange County Road Improvement Association led by E. H. Harriman and Assemblyman Louis Bedell has been indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury for violating the eight hour law by employing workers nine and ten hours daily. Superintendent Charles T. Fora had earlier been arrested on the same charge. Defense will argue the eight hour law unconstitutional while appeals proceed.
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Goshen
N. Y
Orange County Road Improvement Association
E. H. Harriman
Louis Bedell
Benjamin B. Odell
Orange County Grand Jury
Charles T. Fora
Menlo Park Copper Mines to Be Worked
Menlo Park New Jersey copper mines set to operate at full capacity after a meeting of the New Jersey Copper Mining Company. Dr N S Keith advised erecting a concentrating plant and smelting on site. ore yields about 64 percent copper with gold and silver in small quantities. Estimated output about eighty tons of ore weekly. one shaft 25 feet deep with tunnels 73 feet from it. Company officers A H Keller president E C Stahl vice president Albert Wolf secretary J S Evins supportive superintendent.
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Menlo Park
N. J
New Jersey Copper Mining Company
N. S. Keith
New York
Thomas A. Edison
A. H. Keller
Philadelphia
E. C. Stahl
Trenton
Albert Wolf
Newark
James L. Kelly
J. S. Evins
New York to Exposition Route Dining Cars Highlight
A fragmented notice describes a railway line from New York to an Exposition route with daily departures. It mentions dining cars and arrivals in Charlesty while noting New York offices at Broadway and related numbers.
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Charles
Penna
Southern Ray
New York
Charlesty
Broadway
Quickest Route to Pinehurst and Florida Resorts Vied
Shortest fastest route to Pinehurst Southern Pines Camden and all Florida resorts cited Seaboard Air Line hype. Offices SST and 1 183 in advance.
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Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Camden
Florida
Seaboant
New Head of Public Works Named in New York
Gov Odell selects Charles Spencer Boyd of New York to be State Superintendent of Public Works. Boyd, about 44, Columbia College classmate of Odell, School of Mines alum and former Varsity crew member, is a Republican with engineering experience and no prior public office. Col Partridge’s police commissioner post succeeds him. Odell calls Boyd well qualified and will confirm if health permits.
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Newburg
N. Y
Oidet
Charles Spencer Boyd
New York
John N. Partridge
Low
Boyd
Gov
Odell
Columbia College
Sie
School of Mines
Mreo
Ceol Partridge
Col. Partridge
Gov. Odell
Country Lad Married After All Night Drive
John Walter Rowe and Elmer Pauline Quackenbush, both twenty one, wed at the Methodist parsonage in Goshen New York after a midnight drive from Warwick to Sloatsburg. Police chief Levi Van Leuvan arranged the ceremony with Rev William Ackrord as best man Peter S. Rone attended bridegroom. total journey about forty eight miles.
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Goshen
N. Y
John Walter Rowe
Elmer Pauline Quackenbush
William Ackrord
John
Lomza
Russia
Warwick
Pauline
Grange County
Sloatsburg
St. Elmo
Levi van Leuvan
Man of God
Iind
Peter
Rone
Wealth and Science to Save a Baby Heiress
Special to The New Folk Jones reports an infant heiress born to Mrs. Irving E. Raymond of Strawberry Hill Avenue facing a fragile life. The child has survived on ass milk funded by the Raymond estate with careful handling to avoid germs. Doctors remain hopeful but warn the supply of milk may run short, risking the infant’s chance of survival.
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Miss Raymond
Stamford
Stamford. Com
Irving E. Raymond
Strawberry Hill ‘Avenue
Raymond and Baker
Raymond
Cinderella
James T. Raymond
Vantine Importing House
New York City
Stephen Baker
New York
Hasher Gurf
Policeman Rescues Canary From Fire
Chicago officer Theodore Muller risked his life entering a smoke filled house to rescue a canary and its cage, saving the bird before fleeing flames spread to the fleeing family. The fire started in a residence occupied by Charles Noenigsburg and family whose pet loving household prompted the daring rescue.
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Chicago
Theodore Muller
Charles Noenigsburg
Bhoerogoeuz
Republican Caucus Chooses Henderson for Speaker in Turbulent Session
Washington reports the Republican caucus in the Hall of Representatives hourlong meeting elected Gen. Henderson unanimously as Speaker candidate. Cashing support from Rep. Payne and Rep. Tawney, the body urged prudent debate and warned against surplus Treasury risks while pledging unity for the new Congress.
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Washington
Henderson
House
Wasa
Pepburn
Klepirn
Eich
Dette
Cannon
Diliness
Lodenstnger
New Jersey
Ys Republicano
Litees
Lown
Payne
New York
Mer. Tawney
Minnesota
Cld
Licey
Iowa
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