Leopold Forces Princess Stephanie From Belgian Palace
King Leopold compelled Princess Stephanie to leave the royal palace after a requiem mass for the late queen in Spa. Special trains carried royal family members from Brussels, and Stephanie departed amid popular sympathy toward the disowned princess who is the daughter of the late Queen Marie Henriette.
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Stephanie
Spa
Belgium
Liege
Brussels
Leopold
Longah
apie
Marie Henriette
Elmer
Count of
Pouyan
Miners Meeting Aims Action Over Nonunion Coal Haulage
Secret gathering of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in Wilkesbarre and Kingston discussed action on coal hauling by nonunion workers. A resolution asked local divisions to consult the Grand Master about continuing services under the Philadelphia and Reading system. Trains carrying about 6,000 tons of anthracite moved through Reading, with more miners expected to return. Packing-house merger activity began in South Omaha as inventories and stock assessments proceeded. Dr. Thomas J. Dedrick arrived in New York after leaving Peary’s Arctic expedition.
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Edwardsville
Wilkesbarre
Brotherhood of Railway
Kingston
ser
John
Philadelphia
Reading
Schuylkill
Columbia
Northumberland counties
Cressona
Schuylin county
Reading Company
Packing House
Omaha
Ned
South
ity
Dedrick
New York
Thomas J. Dedrick
Washington, N
Peary
Arctic
thehceet
Roosevelt in Detroit and Other Nineteenth Century News
President Roosevelt visited Detroit amid flags and cheers, meeting figures like General Alger and Mayor Maybury, addressing Spanish War Veterans and planning a river ride, parade review, and veterans’ banquet. Irish play, La Soufriere eruption, and a fatal railroad accident in York also headlined along with troop movements from Gettysburg.
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Roosevelt
Detroit
city
Michigan
dent
Caillac
Francis H. Clergus
Sault-Ste. Marie
R. A. Alger
William E. Quimby
H. M. Duffield
Maybury
Cortelyou
Lang
Loeb
Barnes
Twenty-first Regiment of Essex Fusiliers
Canada
Light Guard
Newly Appointed Archbishop of New York
The Most Rev Toba is mentioned as archbishop in reference to the newly appointed Archbishop of New York. Mr Farley is noted as recently chosen for the position in a fragmented OCR passage.
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q Me EY
NEW -YORK
Toba
Farley
Arebbiabon
Memorial Hospital Report on Injured Woman and Suspect
A man was shot directly over his heart and died at the scene. The wounded woman, Miss Winnebrenner, is in extremely serious condition at Memorial Hospital but may recover. Police investigate the incident and statements from witnesses are being gathered.
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Memorial Hospital
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Indianapolis Encampment
The annual encampment of Spanish American War Veterans opened in the Indiana State House Senate chamber with General James G. Coryell presiding. Governors and mayors delivered welcomes, and telegrams from General Jacob H. Smith and Commodore Richmond Hobson arrived ahead of President Roosevelt’s planned address.
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Indianapolis
senate chamber
State House
James G. Cery
Philadelphia
Gover
Burbin
Buckwalter
Coryell
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Jacob H. Smith
Richmond F. Hobson
Roosevelt
Columbia Club
Iancheon
Artist Charles Collins Found Dead in New York
New York on September 22 reports that artist Charles Collins aged 70 was found dead in his boarding house room. The coroner ruled death accidental from gas jet fumes as he slept. Once a successful painter, he later faced declining eyesight and lived in comparative poverty. two works named Jook Out and Epring are noted from earlier acclaim.
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New York
Charles Collins
Collins
Jook Out
Epring
Flour Mill Workers May Strike Over Eight-Hour Day
Minneapolis mills threaten a strike starting September 29 if an eight-hour day is not granted across four mills. The sector produces 76,000,000 barrels of four yearls, about twelve percent of national output. Union officials warn a local strike could trigger a sympathetic movement elsewhere.
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Minneapolis
Fragmentary rural diary line shows hunger and berries
Readable remnants describe a starving person in the woods relying on berries and poles for some shelter or aid. The text is fragmentary with garbled phrases and missing context.
Refugees flee isthmus as rebels mass near Panama and Colon
Kingston reports British steamer 28 from Colon with many refugees. Fear of rebel attack drives large numbers away from Colon and Panama. Colombian government reinforces isthmus with 1,000 troops aboard Plata. Rebel forces mass near the railroad as traffic on the isthmus slows.
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Panama
Colon
Kingston
Jamaica
Plato
isthmus
Ta Plata
Saganilla
La Plata
zeoms
strait
sven
Soldier killed in quarrel over beer in Salem NJ
Private Cornelius Whitall of the Sea Coast Artillery was stabbed to death after a dispute over beer on a Salem jet rear Belden Street Saturday night. He died within ten minutes from a deep chest wound as William Lacey and John Ryan were taken into custody. Whitall hailed from Fantash, Kr.
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Salem
N. J
Corsnelius Whitall
Sea Coast Artillery
Belden street
Whitall
William Lacey
John Ryan
Wheat
Aranami Lacey
Murder Secret Found Pawned The Woman’s Jewels
A sensational case on Long Island centers on a murder linked to Nan Hooper Young, grand son of Brige haw Yong, suspected of killing Mrs Joseph Pulitzer and disposing of her body in the Morris Canal Jersey City. Detectives hunt across New York as a letter in an assassin hand claims death by self action.
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Titus
Long Island
New York
Manhattan
Nan Hooper -Young
Brige haw Yong
Joseph Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Jersey City
Young
Chicagi
Stiner
Brooklyn
Ganarsie
Sureau
Long’ Island
Canarsie
Nostrand avenue
Fulton street
Jocks
Knox Returns to Washington After Panama Canal Talks
Attorney General Knox arrived in Washington after a Paris trip where he conferred on the sale of Panama canal property to the United States. He focused on the title of the company and its right to dispose of the property, plans to prepare a presidential opinion, and will not comment for the press pending the decision.
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Knox
Washington
yesterlay
Paris
United States
Roumania Jews Appeal Supported by None in Europe
From London dated Sept 22 a Vienna coded cable reports Austria and Russia refuse to back the United States appeal for Roumania Jews. The correspondent notes the Bor treaty forts prevestineg left unresolved and no European power stepping forward to aid.
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London
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