Divorce Quest Draws New York Woman to Sioux Falls
Mrs. Roland B. Molineux arrives in Sioux Falls to pursue a divorce from her husband, after his acquittal on murder charges. She has engaged the law firm of Kittredge Winans Scott to file in Minnehaha County after a six month residence period, while details of grounds remain undisclosed. General Molineux expresses surprise and denies family strife, saying there is no known reason for the action.
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Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The annual Horse Show opened at Madison Square Garden yesterday drawing a fashionable, bustling crowd. Attendance matched prior first-day averages with plenty of social focus on attire and display, while 166 entries favored strong harness classes despite Lawson’s absence. Whitney and other prominent figures populate the scene as spectators assess horses and fashion alike.
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Fifteen Miles Under Sea by Telegraph to the Tribune
Greenport N Y Nov 17 with eleven men in her hold the Holland submarine torpedo boat Adder completed a three hour submerged trial sailing fifteen miles under water and firing a torpedo at an imaginary target. The crew displayed perfect discipline and training as the boat surfaced and re submerged at pace amid a scene of official praise from naval and army observers.
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New York Sets Naval Coaling Record in Honolulu
The cruiser New York coal d the shipyard in six hours, loading 850 tons as the band played on the bridge. Two rival work crews raced wheelbarrows from lighter and wharf, starting at seven and finishing at one, breaking the world coaling record.
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Japan investigates seal hunters over habitat shift in fur seals
From Tokyo comes word the Japanese government is probing statements by seal hunters about a marked habitat shift for fur seals. Hunters report rising water temperatures from 30 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit driving seals toward Japan, with new rookeries appearing. If permanent, Hakodate could become a leading world port for seal hunting amid changes.
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Extra Session Unlikely for Congress in 1903
Washington reports no clear push for an extra session before the regular December 1903 start. President Roosevelt may seek tariff studies via a proposed tariff commission, with debate likely and passage uncertain before next year’s end. Reorganization of the House and Ways and Means issues loom, as Cannon is favored to become Speaker amid calls to curb a strong Speaker's powers.
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Mitchell Defends Boycott Demands at Scranton Hearings
Non union miners in the anthracite region file a detailed demand with strike commissioners. They seek freedom to work as long as possible for top pay, protection from insult and violence, and reject union control. They press for a 60 cent a ton minimum and insist hearings consider their independent stance and rights.
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Sherman Declares He Is Not a Speaker Candidate
Congressman James S. Sherman informs all New York Republican members that he is not a candidate for Speaker of the VIII Congress. He notes belief a New Yorker should hold the post and says Payne also pursues the role. He mails duplicate letters to New York’s Republican member-elects to prevent any misperception.
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Swiss Minister Refuses Washington Postpones Appointment
Berne reports Dr. C D Bourcart the Swiss Minister in London again refuses to go to Washington. The Bundesrath offered the post to M Frey former Confederation president but he declined. Calepented Water recommended for kidney health.
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Ashes of Columbus Moved to Seville Mausoleum
In Seville Spain on November 17 the ceremony to deposit Christopher Columbus ashes in a special mausoleum was held at the cathedral. A naval party bore the coffin while Archbishop and dignitaries followed. After mass the Captain General of Cadiz and the Archbishop placed the coffin in the mausoleum for permanent custody.
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MITCHELL ON STAND IN SY TELEGRAH TO TRIBUNE
Scranton dispatch on November 17 reports Wayne MacVeagh for Hillside Coal and Iron and Pennsylvania Coal questioning United Mine Workers President Mitchell about boycott and intimidation during the strike. Mitchell defends union stance while acknowledging some violence and discusses coal prices, policing bills, and regional unrest before the commission.
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