Securities dealer case and shipbuilding in Germany
A Baltimore security dealer inquiry notes an arrest and ongoing prosecutions for fraudulent mail schemes tied to stock of the New Foundlen Land Company. In New York, Cornelius Yord, a note teller, is discharged but rearrested on bail for further examination. Separate dispatch reports German shipbuilding expansion, with 1,209 steamers and unmet wharf capacity driving foreign orders as German merchant marine grows.
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Safe explosion at Dover depot hits Levy's shop
Burglars blew open the Dover office safe at Levy's cy near the depot yesterday morning. The blast wrecked the building and destroyed it completely. Three gold watches and a quantity of small change were taken though no men were reported hurt. The incident occurred in Dover, Del on November 3.
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Pierpont Morgan Gift to New York Museum Revealed
A New York report notes a princely gift from Pierpont Morgan to a major museum. A collection of ancient Greek ornaments valued at about $200,600 was transferred from a London art house, enriching the institution's holdings.
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Ypolitan Museum of Art
London
Death of William L. Strong Prominent New York Leader
The late William L. Strong a former mayor and banking figure of New York died suddenly yesterday morning at his residence in a staged town. Born in Ohio in 1827 he moved to New York as a young man and built a successful dry goods and banking career, becoming president of Central National Bank and a reform movement leader. Funeral arrangements were not yet finalized as tributes from political allies and civic groups pour in.
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Bryan Campaign in Chicago Draws Large Crowds
Chicago reports say William Jennings Bryan held 12 speeches across the city on November 3 starting at Handel Hall and ending after midnight. He spoke at the public library outdoor gathering and two talks in Old Vienna Pavilion, with night meetings on multiple city sides to urge Debs to withdraw.
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Cottage Grove Avenue
Socialists Drove From State Street Riot in Chicago
In Chicago on November 3 Socialist Labor speakers displayed a large red flag on State street. Police intervened to break up the disturbance after some agitators kicked at the American flag. Several crowd members were dragged from wagons and struck before officers cleared the street. Three Boxers Sentenced to Death in Taiping case. Chinese officials named.
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State Street
United States
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New York
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Seventh Street
Avene
Goulds to Pay Debts and Protect Family Honor
New York on November 3 reports that the Goulds will pay in full the debts of Count Boni de Castellane. A four to five million dollar debt burden is to be wiped out by George and other Goulds to safeguard the family name. The World notes the Gould fortune has grown since Jay Gould's death and Anna's share is now around 1.5 million with income near 1 million. The total Gould estate exceeds 125 million.
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Paterson Opera House Destroyed By Fire
Fire yesterday leveled the 3.3 Opera House in Paterson causing extensive loss. Estimated mail service cost for year ending June 30 next is 41,430,244. Reports say powers plan rapid removal of China's empress dowager. N ZTerrsey’s railroads and canals assessed at 1,383,248 with tax of 1,534.0] levied. Dan Stuart, promoter, seeks heavyweight bout at Carson City between Jeffries and Fitzsimmons.
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President Mitchell Ends Speech to United Line Workers
President Mitchell spoke to about two thousand at Nanticoke and addressed five thousand more in an overflow meeting, declaring the anthracite strike now a matter of history and a milestone for labor. He urged support for union-made goods and pledged future gains for workers.
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Hin Dewpartere
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New York Explosion Missing Listed as Found
In New York and Owego reports, police revise the missing list from the Tarrant fire. Eighteen people remain unaccounted for, six with unknown addresses. Benjamin Moorehouse of Tarrant & Co. is believed alive by authorities despite family belief of his death. Roosevelt’s campaign totals are outlined after a grueling trek across 24 states.
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Boer War and American boxing and crime notes
Reports from London and Johannesburg detail Boer activity with garrison numbers and skirmishes near Reddersburg and Koffyfontein, plus British casualty figures for October. Terry McGovern defeats Joe Bernstein in a 7th round prize fight for $3,500 purse. In York, a railway derrick collapse kills one and injures five. A Philadelphia arrest ties to a prison keeper murder. Cumberland judge fines Frank Irwin for manslaughter. In Boston, George Kale logs a street robbery assault with a blackjack on a bookkeeper.
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Resignations Hit Swedish Council Ministers in Nov
Ministers Jochon Holst and Thilesen offered resignations to Prince Regent Gustavus. Councillor Know becomes agriculture minister. Bergemaster Archander declined finance post. In New York, Arthur Harris, convicted of second degree murder for stabbing Robert J. Thorne on Aug. 22, was sentenced to life imprisonment amid city race unrest.
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Berkeley Freshmen Center Duff Paralyzed From Injury
Berkely Nov 3 Duff substitute center on California freshmen eleven suffered a shoulder injury in football practice. Stroke came on gradually and he became helpless yesterday as a result of the injury.
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Spain’s Constitution Suspended Amid Carlist Uprising
McGrid Nov 3 report states a decree suspends constitutional guarantees across Spain and grants authorities power to vigorously suppress Carlism despite claims the uprising has ended.
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