Jaft's Son Wins Prize at Harvard
Harvard University selects Jaft's son as one of its four top pupils earning prizes of 875 dollars each. The winners include Robert, son of the president, Charles Filches, J.C. Birbanab of Pittsburgh, and F. S. Wysel of Boston. The annual awards recognize the four students who have shown the brightest accomplishments in the year.
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Skating Season's Finet Victim In County Notice
A fragmented local notice reports a skating season incident in the county. Readable fragments mention Marquette and Marth in a skating context with a victim noted, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Loyal Legion bans Sickles over Gettysburg monuments
Civil War General Daniel Sickles, commander of the Third Corps, faces a ban from the Loyal Legion’s New York command over disputes about monument arrangements at Gettysburg. He cites favorable terms with General Hancock and defends the monument commission, while questions linger on critic reactions within the corps.
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Outbreak in Algiers Ends with Fatal Clash Between Races
Reports describe a riot in Algiers where a confrontation between white and colored men led to a killing after a black man allegedly claimed to be white. Police arrived as the crowd surged, weapons were used as clubs, and several bystanders were wounded.
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Booth Almost Blind at Eighty Three Prepares for Operation
London November 2 General Booth confessed his eyesight is so poor he cannot discern a single person in the audience while stating he would undergo a revision operation after visiting Germany and Denmark. He is nearly eighty years old. Edgar Farrar, a prominent New Orleans lawyer and former American Bar Association figure, was shot and killed by two men he pursued, who escaped.
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Big Steel Men Subpoenaed In US Dissolution Suit
United States Marshal Henkel served subpoenas in the government’s dissolution suit against leading steel interests. Named individuals include J. P. Morgan Charles Steele Andrew Carnegie James Gaysey Edmund Converse Daniel Reid Norman Ream John D. Rockefeller Jr and others. Corporations cited include United States Steel Corporation Federal Steel Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines and Union Steel. Rockefeller was served at Pocantico Hills home.
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Kidnapper Gets Long Term Sentence In New York
Vicc Miceli, twenty four, convicted of kidnapping the two year old son of Mr Simca of 2 Prince Street for ransom. Judge Warren W Foster sentenced him to not less than twenty four years, eleven months and thirty days or more than fifty years in prison.
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New York Fleet Review Highlights Nation's Largest Naval Assembly
Secretary Meyer reviewed the vast US fleet near Staten Island as flags fluttered along the river. The Mayflower and Connecticut led the line with 102 ships including all twenty four battleships in fighting trim, while crowds along Riverside Drive watched hundreds of thousands salute as the Secretary toured flagship to flagship.
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Couple Beaten and Robbed at Douglas Park Norfolk
A colored burglar entered the sleeping rooms of merchant M Berson and his wife in Douglas Park Norfolk county. He beat them into insensibility and escaped with 69 dollars in cash. Mrs Berson’s screams drew neighbors who found the couple unconscious. They were taken to St Vincent's hospital and later home. Doctors say both have serious injuries but are expected to recover.
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