Witness Describes Poison Tablet Use In Rice Case
A witness recounts seeing Patrick and Jones with a towel over Rice's face and giving him substances described as powders and salts. He testifies about blue tablets given to Rice, requests for papers, and a mysterious bottle, with events leading to Rice’s death and subsequent legal actions against Patrick and Jones.
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Sound Money Parade Driven by Tammany Tensions
New York readers anticipate the largest political parade in the nation as the 1900 sound money march advances along Broadway tomorrow. Tammany Hall backers plan to display Bryan banners while Croker efforts aim to counteract with disciplined marshaling and police support.
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Memorial service and London borough election notes
The memorial service for Prince Christian Victor drew the Diplomatic Corps and top officials at the Chapel Royal. London borough polling continues with four wards uncontested, a fierce contest between Progressives and Conservatives. About 1,260 councillors will sit in 28 new boroughs with 227 aldermen to be elected for six years. Lord Rosebery’s Napoleon appears today and Huxley and Tyndall are noted as anti- values in current literature.
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Cabinet reshuffle under Queen Victoria in Britain
Queen Victoria approves Salisbury as Premier and Foreign Secretary Lansdowne as Foreign Affairs Secretary Brodrick as War Secretary Selborne as First Lord of the Admiralty Ritchie as Home Affairs Secretary with Cresden and Kite-Ridl and Viscount Cross removed from the cabinet changes noted in London.
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Home Affairs
Powers Unite on British German Accord Amid Uncertainty
Washington reports a complete alignment among powers on the British German pact with Italy and Austria still unsure. Japan alone has given unconditional assent while five powers back all terms. United States France and Russia accept the open door and China integrity clauses but delay the third clause on future territorial action.
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Powers united in reply to Anglo German China note
St Petersburg reports that the American French and Russian replies to the Anglo German note on China are similar in substance showing perfect accord The Russian foreign minister Saint Lamsdorf is expected back in mid November Berlin notes presses say France Russia reserve Article II and Japan offers none The Reichsanzeiger says no secret adjuncts exist to the note Secretary Hay appoints Rockhill as counsellor at Peking to aid Conger in negotiations A contented woman travels on the Pennsylvania Railroad Limited for Western trips with comforts and luxury.
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Roosevelt Campaign Tour Boosts Western New York Support
The Jamestown Tribune reports Theodore Roosevelt touring Allegany and Chautauqua counties as Republican vice presidential candidate, drawing thousands at Batavia Attica Dunkirk and Jamestown. He warns Democrats against election-day violence and vows state justice for Bryan if he wins. The motorcade continued toward Attica and the Wyoming Valley with large crowds and strong GOP indications.
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Traders' Fire Case Sent To November Grand Jury
District Attorney Henry W. Unger secured an order from Justice Fursman to submit the Traders' Fire Insurance Company case to the November Grand Jury. The insolvent firm faced charges of false statements to the State Insurance Department. the October panel found no indictments but recommended reconsideration. The November Grand Jury, sworn Monday, will hear the matter amid questions over alleged evidence and governance of the company.
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Fatal brawl at Raines hotel ends in fatal shot
Nellie Van Vieck, 28, was shot in a court yard brawl at Courtney's Raines hotel on Chester avenue and Friton street Brooklyn. Bartender Bernard Metor fired the revolver during a quarrel with Lewis Wood and a woman named Bessie. McCormack claimed accidental discharge. Police arrested McCormack. Wood and the other woman fled.
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