FRENCH COUNT KILLS WIFE IN PARIS AFTER SEPARATION
Paris, Nov 19 The Count de Cournulier shot his wife the Countess de Cournulier at the stairway after she visited M Leroux. She died en route to a hospital. The count, 43, was arrested and imprisoned. He had long sought separation and lived in reduced circumstances while the countess enjoyed a lavish life amid Paris society. The husband’s request for separation contrasted with her affairs, and her adviser Mr Leroux confirmed there was no impropriety in her relations with her legal representative. Our Hawaiian Citizens Washington, Nov 20 The Hawaiian race shows slower decline, especially among women, per ex-President Sanford B Dole governor of Hawaii. Pure Hawaiians remain a minority among survivors in both 1890 and 1896 censuses, though real estate ownership in 1896 shows 3,995 pure and 722 part Hawaiians among 6,327 owners.
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Hawaii
Boers Reported Creating Local Government and Armies
Pretoria dispatch says Commandant Louis Botha may have established a government at Roessendal north of Middleburg. With 150000 pounds available he allegedly pays burghers one crown per day. Abel Erasmus leads about Oliphant’s River with 2000 men, 1000 wagons and 12000 cattle. Heidelburg reports forced rearmament of surrendered burghers under threat of death.
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Public safety incident at Poolesville high school fracas
A disorderly melee occurred near Poolesville High in Montgomery County around midnight with injuries reported. Police say several individuals involved, including a person named Plummer, 694, and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as bystanders and authorities responded to the disturbance.
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Four Men Die in Oswayo Hotel Fire Tragedy
Oswayo Pennsylvania November 19 four men burned to death when the McGonigal House hotel a three story frame building burned within a half hour The toll includes Arthur a Penn Stove works bookkeeper and several workers from Penn Tanning Company The town lacking a fire department relied on a single pump and a tannery hose line delayed by pump trouble The blaze swept the hotel and opera house the outlines of victims visible at windows and doors as residents aided by volunteers fought the flames. two others were seriously injured and overall losses are placed at about 5000
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Arthur
Penn Stove
Otto Kauley
Coudersport
Jerry Dailey
John Good
Pennsylvania Tanning Company
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Siory
Morris Gale
Morris Gas Company
Arthur Fletcher
Ioudly
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Hugh Metchim
Metchim
Hugh Jamerson
Insurgent Movements in Samar and Luzon Clash with US
Reports from Manila describe intensified rebel and American actions across northern and southern Luzon, with Lukban holding most of Samar except three coast towns. Gen Hare arrives with 250 men and plans eight companies to crush Lukban as gunboats patrol to curb insurgent escape.
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Europe
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Orient
Illness of the Czar Raise Russian Officials Silent Hope
In St Petersburg on November 19 officials said Emperor Nicholas’s condition shows signs of improvement. They distinguish typhus from typhoid and note the czar’s general health is good. Reports of lingering injuries from a sabre blow are dismissed and speculation about epilepsy is denied. They fault his diet and water habits rather than medical neglect.
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Lehigh Valley Trainmen Seek Wages Readjustment
Secret grievance meeting in Wilkesbarre reports promise from General Superintendent Wilbur to raise branch line pay to match main line rates. Conductor, flagman, and brakeman pay scales outlined. committee to press amicable agreement with Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company. District President Nichols chairs.
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Murder charge in double fire death at Trenton Junction
In Trenton Junction, the charred bodies of Mrs. Vansieu and her child were found after a house fire. Robert Heaven, colored, is jailed in Mercer County awaiting a hearing on murder charges connected to the deaths and arson. Suspicion focused on Henry Hensen, a man with a bad record who denies guilt.
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Mary Yaniley
Trenton Junction
Robert Heaven
Mercer County
Hensen
Ellen Quinn
Yale gifts surpass thirty-one million in year and a half
A year and a half of Yale university gifts tops 31 700 005 as the crusade against Sabhash violations in New York gains traction with multiple arrests. Robert J Stell of Monadnock Loan and Investment Co of Chicago is reported missing. Governor Sayers of Texas predicts punishment for launchers who allegedly struck three Black men at Jefferson Texas.
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Alleged Bank Looting in Newport Bank Scandal
Newport Kentucky November 19 United States Bank Examiner Tucker takes possession of the German National Bank and closes it while a probe into a missing bookkeeper and assistant cashier Frai M Brown reveals a shortage near 204000. Brown, married with a son, vanished amid reports of a fast life and gambling, while directors deny trouble.
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Cincinnati
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Three Drowned in Alaska Near Hunter's Bay
A triple drowning is reported from Hetta Lake at Hunter's Bay Alaska. The dead include Mrs James Taylor of Marysville Ohio Miss Baker a daughter in law of G W Baker of Table Rock Nebraska and Foreman Early of the Huntre's Bay cannery. They capsized Nov 9 while in a two rowboat heading to board the Valencia for San Francisco. Mrs Taylor was wife of James Taylor once of Marysville and a manager of the Pacific Steam Shipping cannery at Hunter Bay. Miss Baker had been a missionary in south eastern Alaska for ten years.
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Isbor Riot Fallout Prompts Union Merger Talk
In Tampa on November 19 converging cigar unions face renewed tension as La Resistencia Thiga of Strippers votes to recognize the International union. The decision urges amalgamation or exit, signaling potential reorganization amid ongoing worker unrest and earlier riot suppression.
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Tampa
Fla
la Resistencia Thiga
Foreign Ministers Weaken on Death Penalty Debate
From Pekin dispatch dated Nov 15 London reports foreign envoys reopened talks on penalties for princes and high officials. Ministers appear weakened as proposals shift from evacuation to execution under Chinese law, ignoring princes beyond Chinese jurisdiction.
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Times
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