London Jubilee Festivities Amid Fire and Chaos
Reports from Guild Hall and surrounding streets describe the royal pageant in London during the Jubilee week. A blaze interrupted celebrations, with dignitaries leaving amid panic and police detaining suspects. one anarchist was arrested near the route, and a church official reportedly died of appendicitis amid the day’s strain.
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Royal
London
Ambatsador Chontermihent Place
Guild Hall
Tin Guild Hall
Jesus
Subway Explosion Shocks New York City
A premature dynamite discharge in the Forty second Street subway this morning caused great excitement near the Grand Union and Murray Hill hotels. Contractor and superintendent William Temple was fatally injured and laborer William Pierce seriously hurt. Several others were struck by flying rocks.
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New York
Forty-second Street
Grand Union
Murray Hill
William Temple
William Pierce
Widow seeks divorce from 23 year marriage in Wisconsin case
Mrs. Brotherton seeks a divorce from Ane] C. Brotherton after 23 years of marriage alleging cruel and inhuman treatment beginning in 1880. They wed in Wisconsin in 1879 and have four sons aged 4 to 22. Reeder and Perry represent the plaintiff in the courthouse filing.
Sell Orphans' Home by Idaho Odd Fellows Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows chose Coeur d Alene for the next gathering and voted to sell the Idaho Falls orphans home built eight years ago at twelve thousand dollars. It has scarcely seen use, with few destitute orphans. Funds will be invested until a real need for a home arises, and orphans will be cared for privately by those offering homes.
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Idaho
Odd Fellows
Pocatello
Od Fellows
Coeur d'Alene City
Idaho Falls
Panama Canal Title Declared Valid by Knox Report
Attorney General Knox told the president in Washington that his morning Panama Canal title research is very voluminous and finds the title valid. The report assures guarantees sufficient to insure against complications if the United States proceeds with a purchase of the canal.
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Knox
Washington, D. C
United States
Cowboys Run Riot in Buffalo Bill Show Fight
In Houston on Oct 25 drunken cowboys stormed Buffalo Bill's show arena injuring a head, stabbing a man fatally, and leaving another with a broken hearted moment as about fifty showmen and Indians battled to restrain them.
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Buffalo Bill
Houston
Texas
Wilson Installed as President of Princeton University
In Alexander Hall Princeton installed Woodrow Wilson as president in a formal ceremony before a large audience of students faculty alumni and guests. Grover Cleveland and J Pierpont Morgan attended with brief congratulatory remarks from Yale Harvard Pennsylv ania Michigan California Cornell and other leading colleges. Wilson, born in Staunton Virginia in 1856, is noted as a top authority on jurisprudence and political economy.
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N. J
Alexander Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Patton
Grover Cleveland
United States
Yale
Harvard Pennsyylvania
University of Michigan
University of California
Cornell
Virginia
Staunton
Fir
Southern Presbyterian Church
Davidson College
Honers
Johns Hopkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas B. Reed
Robert Lincoln
H.C. Frick
Johnson Targets Democratic "Local Traitors" In Ohio Rally
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland blasted elements of his own party in Cincinnati, attacking John McLean of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Louis G. Bernard, Hamilton County Democratic chairman. He challenged them to face him publicly, denouncing what he called the party’s betrayal as he pursues national ambitions and a 1904 presidential run.
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
John FR. McLean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Louis G. Bernard
Democratic Committee
Hamilton County
Johnson
Senator Hanna
Jasuies
McLean
Barnard
Charles W. Baker
Democratic Caucus
Foraker
Cuketes
Johnson and Bigelow
Brerton
Bernard
Philippine revenues near six million in seven months
The Bureau of Insular Affairs reports Philippines customs and revenues totaling almost 6,000,000 dollars for the first seven months of the year, compared with the same period last year. Under Spanish rule the average was only about 1,260,000 dollars for that span. In Georgia, J M Terrell was sworn in as governor of Georgia, succeeding Allan D Candler, with a large Democratic turnout for the inauguration and installation of other state officials.
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Philippines
Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Terrel
Atlanta
J. M. Terrell
Georgeiaiay
Allan D. Candler
Greatest of Storms Rages Along Nome Coast
Seattle reports one of the fiercest storms on record hit the Nome coast from October 1 to 14. Three mariners died at sea, and waterfront buildings suffered extensive damage. The drowned are engineers Gan Purth and George Robinson and boatman FL Kelly.
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Seattle
Bering
Nome
Gan. Purth
George Robinson
FL Kelly
Secretary to Embassy Declines Greece Appointment
Washington reports Henry Wilson the minister to China has declined the appointment to Greece. John Jackson, secretary of the embassy at Berlin, has been ordered to Greece as minister.
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John Jackson
Berlin
Greece
Washington
Henry Wilson
Chut
Livestock Exposition Opens New Judging Opportunity
At the International Livestock Exposition farmers sons may enter the student judging contest funded by donors Meera Spoor Clay and Sanders. The contest remains open to all sons regardless of college affiliation, encouraging schools to prove their teaching and offering non students a chance to join the educational event. In Mahamoy Pa on Oct 26 several more collieries resumed operations with half force.
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Meera
Spoor, Clay
Sanders
Mahamoy
Wheat 58 Cents Seen as Good Price Yet Few Sales
Wheat is quoted at 58 cents today by local dealers, highest locally since 1806, but sales are sparse as farmers hold for a further rise. They are confident of higher prices and expect 60 cent wheat in coming days though few are selling. Not more than one third of the county crop has been sold.
Wheat and Roosevelt cheers in Paris and Chicago markets
Market notes report wheat prices in San Francisco and Chicago with per cental and per bushel figures. In Paris, October 25, cheers greeted President Roosevelt as socialist M Jiares urged the government to follow the American president's conciliatory stance in dealing with strikes.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Paris
Roosevel
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jiares
Socialiet
Doalne
Wright Named Full Member of Arbitration Commission
Washington October 25 The president appointed Rev Wright a full member of the arbitration commission after securing consent from President John Mitchell and Operator Baer The operators and Mitchell have both telegraphed that they will attend Monday s meeting.
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John Mitchell
Baer
Washington
Revorder Wright
Arbitration Commission
Mitchell
Restaurant Owner Hit by Broad Union Boycott
Cleveland news reports Judge Ford issued a sweeping temporary injunction affecting most city unions and labor councils after a restaurant owner Mullhelland faced a boycott. The Walters' Union and Bridge Workers' Union led actions with daily pickets and patronage warnings. The case centers on forcing employers to hire union ware and has stirred labor circles.
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Cleveland
Lahor
Destructive Tornado Hits Buenos Ayres Port Dia Mant
A hurricane swept Port Dia mant in Entre Rio Province causing fifteen deaths and many injuries. One hundred houses were destroyed and several ships sunk. Novaia and other areas were damaged as well.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Port Diamant
Entre Rio
Noxvaya
Prospect of Strike Looms Over New York Builders
In New York on October 24 a possible general strike of 76,000 building trades looms in sympathy with plasterers. If non-union workers are hired, many major residences could be halted, affecting hundreds of workers in related trades as plasterer strikes ripple through the sector.
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Building Trades
New York
Pope Receives Riordan and Pilgrim Group in Rome
In Rome on October 26 the pope granted an audience to Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco. Afterward Riordan was joined by a high pilgrim party of 600 who were presented to the pope.
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Riordan
San Francisco
Lewis 13 Defeated in Illinois Ninth District Candidacy
Chicago October 26 James Darden withdrew amid embezzlement rumors from Portland Oregon. Hamilton Lewis former Beatie resident lost a tight race for the Ninth District congressional nomination to Lockwood Honore, brother of Mrs Potter Palmer.
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Chicago
J Hamlito Lewis
Beatie
Lockwood Honore
Potter Palmer
James Darden
Portland
Against the Reserve Mine Owners Protest Forest Reserve
A Baker City committee of prominent mine owners and their attorneys traveled to Portland to meet Senator Mitchell and other Oregon lawmakers. They represent Eastern Oregon mining interests totaling about 21 million dollars and will present facts and petitions opposing the Eastern Oregon forest reserve designation in a temporary Interior Department order.
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Port Jane
Mitchell
Baker City
Ore
Portland
United States
Oregon
Vieiana
Department of the Interior
Eastern Oregon Forest Reserve
Season heavy with key college football games today
New York reports a busy Saturday with Harvard versus Yale at Cambridge as the headline clash. Other marquee matchups include Army at West Point, Princeton at Princeton, Amherst at Dartmouth, the Naval Cadets at Annapolis, Wesleyan at Hartford, Chicago versus Minnesota, Michigan against Ohio State, Wisconsin versus Kansas, Indiana hosting Notre Dame, Yale meeting Syracuse, Cornell facing Oberlin, and Des Moines games Des Moines versus Grinnell.
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Colaumbtia
Amherst
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Naval Cadets
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Chicago
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Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Kansas
Madison
Minnesota
Iowa
Iowa City
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Yale
Syracuse
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Hocknell
Philadelphia
Cornell
Oberlin
Ithaca
Des Moines
Grinnell
Appalachian National Park Association Formed In Asheville
The Appalachian National Park Association was formally organized at a spirited Asheville meeting under the local board of trade. More than 16 cities across Tennessee, Georgia, and the Carolinas attended. The group aims to press Congress for funds to purchase about 16,100,000 acres of mountain timber lands in the Appalachian range for a national forest reserve spanning North Carolina, eastern Tennessee, and Georgia.
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Asheville
N.C
Appalachian National Park Association
Soecal Board of Trade
Tennessee
Carolinas
Appalachian Range
North Carolina
Tennesse
South Pole Stock Offer Claims Rich North Pole Mine
Ad touts South Pole stock for sale and asserts ownership of 4941 feet on North Pole Hill. Describes current tunnel workings as proving the mine to be the richest on the mother lode.
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South Pole
North Pole
Mother Lode
Price Rise Ahead Sparks Buyer Urgency
A fragmented notice hints at heightened costs as buyers race to purchase before Maye, photogra, and ore OMn items, with references to neon at the nee aetna and Hurt maan's abet rat. Unclear details leave key entities and dates tentative.
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The
Aetna
Hurt Maan
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