Ken tucky futurity winner and diverse world notes
Peter Stirling won the $14,000 Ken tucky futurity. Andrew Carnegie offered Waterford Ireland £5000 to build a library. The War Department created 10 new coast artillery companies. Congo plans 1000 kilometers of rail in upper Congo. Aliens 1901 fiscal year total 455,496 with 118,008 US citizens arriving from abroad. Baron Saingaren in Paris disputes looming Carlist uprising. Don Carlos favors peace. Public railway protests seek abolition of passes. Lord Roberts lauds troops. Kitchener praised for material support. Marine Hospital mortality 17.47 per 1000 in 1900. population 20,712,608. deaths 361,775. Buffalo hunt style sport to occur in Utah and Arizona border regions. Columbia University President Low notes $12,000 gift from Dean Long added to $100,000 gift for Chinese language department.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Paris
Spain
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Western Passenger Association
Trank Line Association
Lord Roberts
London
Lord Kitchner
Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Iron
Utah
Arizona
Low
Columbia University
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Long
Pacific coast smelting plant planned at Wash with large investment
A major smelting plant is to be built on the Pacific coast at a cost between 125 000 and 200 000 dollars. Pacific Smeltment is backing the project with 1 000 000 in capital, supported by Colorado interests. At Woodburn a chamber of commerce was formed, Tomlinson elected president, Morcom secretary. Delegates to the state board of trade meeting in Portland October 17 include Gaine Tomlinson Austin Morcom and Tooxze. Baker City deal saw Levens buy Grinwold's Hagamore hotel for 12 000. Levene to manage and take possession early November.
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Te Us Wash
Colorado
Woodburn
Chamber of Commerce
Tomlinson
EB. P. Morcom
J. W. Gaine
A. E. Austin
EL. P. Morcom
Walter L. Tooxze
State Board of Trade
Portland
Baker City
B. W. Levens
J. B. Grinwold
Levene
Hagamore
Grinwold
J. Levene
Bonanza
Columbia
Red Boy
Sumpter
Honan
Colombia
S. G. Hlalowk
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Walles
Weston
Athens
John Bell
John Harris
Doctor Pierce Advices For Women From Failed Local Treatment
A reader recounts months of suffering and no benefit from a local physician's care. After writing to Dr. Pierce for advice, she reports regained strength and renewed joy. The notice urges sick women to consult Dr. Pierce, noting his pills regulate the bowels and offer help.
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Helle Hedrick
Merce
Pierce
Jetter
Dr. Pierce
Testimony in Schley court details May Santiago battle
The Schley court of inquiry heard Trent Lieper describe May 30 31 movements near Santiago with precise notes. Lieutenants and navigators testified on ship positions and chart accuracy while the Episcopal convention chose a new treasurer and debates arose over Holy Communion and ordination.
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Trent
Sanent
Schley Court of Inquiry
Santiago
Raynor
Leiper
Leiner
Sehoalute
Towa
Naval Board
Wainwright
Brooklyn
The Founders of the Theocratic Unity Sect Face Charges
In London on October 10, Theodore and Laura Jackson alias Hero faced a hearing on conspiring to defraud women via fortune telling. They led a sect called Theocratic Unity claiming divine attributes and allegedly induced girls into misconduct as part of religious practice. Prosecution seeks life sentences. girls in court ready to testify.
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London
Theodore
Laura Jackson
Hero
Annadelia Jimnatar
America
Theocratic Unity
Girly
Girle
Socialist Manifesto Triggers Precautionary Measures in France
In Paria on Oct 10 the Socialist Deputy Party declares the peadin miners' strike will become political to challenge the government. Military authorities adopt precautionary steps amid fears of revolutionary plots as miners reportedly hold twelve thousand rifles and seek allied demonstrations with other trades.
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Paria
Socialist Deputy
Peadin
T In
Dvathet
Serious Accident on Chicago Great Western in Illinois
A head on collision between two Chicago Great Western freight trains near Lombard Illinois in October morning killed four and seriously injured three. The dead include engineer Chas Andrews W N Gilepp and firemen A D Ace and Horn. Seriously injured are conductor A J Deegan engineer John Coughlin and brakeman A Brady.
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Oct. W
Chicago Great Western
Lombard
Ile
Chas, Andrews
W. N Gilepp
A. D.ace
Horn
A. J. Deegan
A. Brady
John Coughlin
Choate Denies Intent to Return as Ambassador
Ambassaodor Choate declares he is in accord with the Roosevelt policy and has no plan to resign or return to England after a vacation. He insists his stance aligns with the administration and denies any talk of stepping down.
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London
Ambaeeador Choate
Englas
Walla Walla
Marvin Evans
Lora BH. Orcatt
Edward A. Orcatt
Thos. H. Orente
Superior Court
Oregon
Orcutt-Palmer
Mr. Orcutt
Richard M. Palmer
Vans
Mr. Palmer
Frank Googies
Uaetius County
Junt
Washington
Googins
Palmer
Moane
Sbe
Augbia Acts in Afghanistan Reported in London
London reports no confirmation of military activity on the Right in the So yt region. Cabal advices from London note Russia will not move until the Afghan situation clarifies. A tug of wartime messages from Cabal references cautious readings and a jolting pause in operations.
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Russia
Cabal
Market Report Notes Quiet Wheat Ahead of Government Data
The New York market shows no life in wheat with no change from yesterday as traders expect the government report due today. Liverpool closes at 568 5-8, New York opens and closes at 7 1-4, stocks higher with money 3 4 percent. Wheat in Chicago quoted 60 4-8 to 60 3 4. San Francisco wheat 0 4 to.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
Chicago
Goly
Law of Associations drives Jesuits from France
Paris reports government officials say the law of associations has driven Jesuits from France. Remaining Jesuits have moved to private families or abroad to Jersey and Belgium, with few staying in the country.
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Paris
France
Jersey
President Lorenzo Snow Nearing Death in Salt Lake
Lorenzo Snow president of the Mormon church died at 3:35 pm in Salt Lake City after a two week illness. Born in Mantua Ohio in 1814 he joined the church in 1847 and led the church since 1808 ending a long tenure.
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Salt Lake
Lorenzo Snow
Lorehao Snow
Mormon Church
Ree
Manta
Ohio
Aines
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