Explosions at Foreste Powder Works cause damage near Landing N J
Two nitro glycerine blasts at the Foreste Powder Works near Landing New Jersey last evening shook miles around. No deaths or injuries reported though the plant was largely unmanned as night watchman stood away from wrecked buildings. A separate mass meeting in Omaha South Omaha discussed merging the two cities under one government with Senator Patterson of Colorado addressing leaders.
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Semple Advised Giving Up Plates To Secure Light Sentence
Philadelphia November 22 Lawyer John L Semple of Camden N J on trial for aiding counterfeiters testified he advised Taylor and Bredell to surrender $10 counterfeit plates to gain leniency. He denied knowledge of $20 notes made in prison and said most payments were for legal services. Numerous NJ judges and lawyers testified to his good character.
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Philadelphia Postmaster Picked for McMichael Succeed Hicks
Washington reports Roosevelt will appoint Clayton McMichael postmaster for Philadelphia after Thomas L. Hicks term ends. The decision follows talks among Senators Penrose and Quay and Congressman Bingham with Postmaster General Smith approving. Also noted is the National Convention of Grocers in New York with focus on electing a national executive committee.
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T. L. Hicks
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Philadelphia
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Quay
Bingham
Smith
National Convention of Grocers
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Rocky mountains
National Grange Convention
Lewiston
National Grange
Michigan
Arraigned for Murder in Hoboken Child Death
Elizabeth Heard Dale of Chicago faced arraignment in Hoboken for murder in the death of her 3-year-old child Emeline. She collapsed during readings, requested a doctor, and was remanded for a further hearing as investigators note marital tensions and no clear motive. The autopsy date is pending while a coroner's jury is impaneled.
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Chicago
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Dale
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Thanksgiving Parties Among New York Smart Set
The Thanksgiving house parties are the current fad among New York society with events planned in Newport Lenox Tuxedo and Morristown as fashionables plan a temporary return. Switching conductors and brakemen in New Haven Hartford yards go on strike. freight services may pause though perishables are moved and workers reassigned. In Telluride Colorado the Smuggler Union mine disaster leaves unknown dead and many trapped prompting calls for a relief fund for widows and orphans as rescue efforts continue.
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Meeting of Archbishops Adopts Lament for McKinley
Washington reports the annual meeting of U S archbishops at Catholic University opened with Cardinal Gibbons presiding. They adopted resolutions of lament for President McKinley and invoked heaven's benedictions on his successor's administration.
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Liberals Appoint City Officials in Colon Colombia
Liberal provisional appointments fill Colon offices with Senor Espresta as prefect Dr Valverde as mayor Dr Franco as postmaster and Senor Silva as port captain Minor postings completed The treasury safe opened showed 1080 Colombian dollars and $450 in gold with stamps turned over by the former postmaster Local Panama government builds breastworks near railroad property amid Liberal advance translation riots in Athens trigger deaths injuries and clashes Warden Brewster seizes 18 miles of nets valued at $10 000 from A Booth Company Chicago on Great Lakes shore
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Suit For 1 200 Dollars In London Style
The case of Newbert W Pearson against President I F Gill of the Northern Railway was called for a second trial after an initial disagreement. Counsel agreed to submit the matter to Judge Kelley on prior trial testimony. A state convention in San Francisco aims to advance Chinese exclusion laws. A Pretoria dispatch notes ex burghers joining British forces. American Tobacco buys J H McAlpin plants for 2500 dollars. A Seattle police chief murder trial ends in acquittal for John Considine. King Edward orders coronation audience exclusion for Americans.
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Governor Stone rotates Pittburg Recorder amid party clash
Governor Stone removes Pittburg Recorder A M Brown citing second class city charter. J O Brown named successor, linked to Senator Ing and Pittburg Republican committee. Elkin criticizes action while Baltimore strike widens with 200 workers quitting. nine hour day and $2 weekly raise sought.
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Site for big steel plant in Monessen chosen
Pittburg Steel Co bought 15 acres at Monessen from Jarvis Adams for 242000 dollars, a price two hundred four decades higher than Adams paid six years ago. The site has river frontage, and construction will start immediately, providing work for at least 2000 men.
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Accused of Seven Murders in South Dakota Claim
Sion City, Nov 22 Jack Sully a noted South Dakota squaw man is under arrest charged with having murdered seven people in the last two decades The case centers on an alleged ambush involving Peter Waugh and Sheriff Taylor during a pursuit of castle Waugh and a meeting of the Girls Friendly Society in Washington Nos The report notes the Blue Parlor reception and the church society gathering details Use of uncertain fragments requires preserving named individuals places and organizations while avoiding graphic phrasing.
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Washington
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