Salisbury Banquet Echoes U S Election Victory
London November 9 Lord Salisbury at the Guildhall banquet amid 900 guests including United States Ambassador Choate praised the American election as civilization and commercial honor while warning England to keep defenses strong. Choate praised the Premier but avoided adding to the official assessment.
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United States
Choate
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Diplomatic Corps
Penn Charter Quarterback Hurt in Scrimmage Near Game’s End
In a fierce Penn Charter versus Germantown scrimmage at Fifty-second and Jefferson streets, Penn Charter quarterback Tenny suffered critical abdominal injuries after a heavy collision. He was carried off, refused to quit, and later treated at home as students mourn a standout player praised for his plucky year.
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Ice Trust Disclosures Worry the Republicans
Special Telegram to The Timms New York November 9 The latest Ice Trust disclosures create a sensation Republicans avoid discussion or justify themselves until after election Odell denies sending telegram ordering suppression of Mayor Van Wyck’s answer Roosevelt notes no record of such telegram Cripple Creek inquiry Roosevelt Oyster Bay statement says no objection to Van Wyck publishing his reply and attorney general communication to follow with decision.
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Cripple Creek
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Boy 12 Arrested for Stealing 41 Checks Worth $1462.25
Baltimore reports Albert Kauffman, age twelve, held for hearing on charges of robbing a street corner letter containing forty one checks totaling $1,462.25 from the Second National Bank of Baltimore and mailed to the Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia. A police officer observed the boy examining the checks and the arrest followed at the Sore home where his sister played with a check. Dr Edward Brooks to describe Westminster Abbey in The Times Tour of the World tomorrow.
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Wall Collapse Kills Local Teen at Fifty Second Street Yard
Charles O'Donnell aged 19 of 5114 Merion avenue died when a tottering old stone sheep pen wall collapsed in the drive yard at Fifty second street. Henry Hill contractors oversaw tearing down of the structure as Kelly suffered cuts from falling bricks.
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Emery Jr. Arrested for Libel in Northwestern Campaign Fallout
Lewis Emery Jr., defeated Emery-Sibley congressional candidate, charged with libel after Oil City Derrick editor Pat Boyle accused his Bradford Record of reflecting on character. The article traced to an editorial in the Philadelphia North American. Emery to have a preliminary hearing November 20 after posting bail.
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Boy Thieves Arrested for Tannery Robberies in Coling Street
Three youths identified as Robert Irwin aged 16 Samuel Irwin aged 18 and Benjamin Quade aged 18 were arrested by police after a string of brass fixture and lead pipe thefts from the Roland and Randall tannery on Coling and Hazzard streets. They were arraigned before Magistrate Gillespie and held on 500 dollars bail.
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Coliing
Hazzard Streets
Herron and
Milard
Robert Irwin
Samuel Irwin
Benjamin Quade
Ree
Ann Streets
Gillespie
Teens charged in assault case in city
William Harper aged 16 of Fifty eighth street and Elmwood avenue and Bert Rheal aged 17 of 1428 South Sixty third street were arrested yesterday by Special Policeman Ford of the Thirty second district for assaulting Sophia Cleary aged 16 of 3631 Filbert street. They were taken before Magistrate Stratton and held in $1000 bail for court.
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Elmwood Avenue
Bert Rheal
South Sixty-third Street
Ford
Sophia Cleary
Filbert Street
Stratton
Diverse American Short News Briefs From Across Cities
A stream of short items covers a murder in Leslie County and a range of incidents. Topics include stock market seating bids set at record highs, hospitalizations for James K Jones Jr and Georgianna G Wendell, a Cumberland sewer cave-in trapping workers, legal rulings on Atlantic City saloon convictions, and city projects in Chicago such as a Garibaldi memorial and a sanitary district waterway study with plans to deepen the Illinois River.
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Leslie County
J. Frank Fort
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M. Malatesta
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Gcollins
James K. Jones, Jr
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Mercy Hospital
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Auditorium Hotel
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C. Med. Townsend
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Oscapal
Ship Subsidy Bill to Be Brought Up
Ways and Means chairman Payne said a ship subsidy bill would be taken up in the coming session. He noted potential tax reductions to under 15 million dollars and linked decisions to Philippine affairs and wartime revenue.
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8. E. Payne
New York
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White House
Philippines
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Trolley Wire Thieves Strike Again
Between 2 and 5 yesterday morning thieves cut about one thousand feet of feed wire from Chestnut Hill and Norristown tracks. The wire was severed from Plymouth Meeting to the cut off. Suspects are believed to be the same culprits active through Schuylkill Valley. Manager Hagerty offers a $500 reward for the capture of the thieves.
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Senator Stewart Denounces Quay Bid for Senate
State Senator-elect Alexander Stewart of the Huntingdon Franklin district dismissed Quay’s chances to gain the Senate. He said he will not join a Quay caucus or vote for Quay or any Quay ally. He predicted Quay’s friends cannot organize either the House or Senate.
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Man Survives Narrow Mill Shafting Incident
Erie reports Charles Schmelter escaped death at Weis Library mill shafting. His clothes tore away as he was whirled through the machine, then thrown to the floor, severely injured but not fatally.
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Four Poa-Ting-Fu Officials Executed by Allies Tribunal
Four leading Poa-Ting-Fu officials including Ting Yang Acting Viceroy Pe-Chi-Li and General Kusi Hing were executed November 5 under the allies tribunal. Rumors of the Empress Dowager’s death circulate but lack verification.
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Pe-Chi-Li
Kusi Hing
Winter Storm Wrecks Havoc Across City and Harbor
A fierce winter storm battered the city with winds up to 72 mph, causing widespread damage. Banners tore, signs blown down, houses damaged, and several vessels sunk or driven aground near Sandy Hook. Telegraph service was crippled and high tides flooded Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay as eleven ships remained overdue.
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McKinley replies to Bryan with thanks for congratulations
President McKinley at the Executive Mansion in Washington sends thanks for William J. Bryan’s congratulatory message. The dispatch dated November 9 1900 expresses cordial appreciation and wishes from McKinley as Bryan’s note reaches Canton after McKinley began his journey to the capital.
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Fire destroys 75 Biloxi homes. hundreds homeless
A major blaze engulfed about 75 houses in Biloxi Mississippi a famed summer resort and business hub eight miles from New Orleans The fire consumed the Catholic church convent schools newspaper offices and many businesses and residences It was still burning with losses likely exceeding 300000
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General Wheeler Shares Views On Election Outcome
General Joseph Wheeler, the lone Spanish-American War volunteer to win a regular army general’s commission, said he did not attend Decatur for election results and predicted McKinley’s landslide win. He argued God and the flag command reverence, and noted wars boost a president’s popularity while opposing a successful war leads to defeat.
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Newark Council Cleans House in City Offices
At a Newark Common Council meeting on November 9, Isaac R. Denman was deposed as City Treasurer and replaced by ex Assemblyman Albert T. Guenther. Building Inspector John H. Peal was ousted, Leslie B. Miller named to the vacancy. Democrats ousted, Republicans take office amid plans to remove more department employees, with appeals to the courts.
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Runaway Horse Fatal Carriage Crash Near Jamison
Michael Downs and his wife were thrown from a carriage near Bloomsburg as a horse ran away this morning. Mrs. Downs and Mr. Downs died from their injuries, while their younger child, also in the carriage, escaped unharmed.
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Bloomsburg
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Georgia Vote Count Shows Bryan Lead by About 46000
Unofficial Georgia returns indicate Bryan leading by roughly 46,000. Nine counties went Republican, Polk county giving McKinley a 529 majority. The Democratic vote was the lightest in many years.
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Washington Notes and Cabinet Moves Across Oceans
Admiral Chicago reaches Montevideo while Root sails to Cuba. Chaplain Pri chard resigns effective immediately. Nabeshima to Berlin with wife next month. Governor Allen reports quiet elections in Porto Rico. China claims to State Department. Boxer claims noted. Corbin cancels Europe trip. Cabinet meets with no public result. Industrial Commission subcommittee may delay Philadelphia visit. Marines to Guam reduced as Manila force and relief sent. Cuestas promoted to diplomatic rank and assigned as envoy.
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Chinese Under Their Protectioun Slain by Italians and Germans
The Tribuna’s Pekin correspondent cables from November 4 that French commanders protested Italian and German attacks on Chinese near Pao-Ting-Fu, asserting Chinese protection under French authority. A French Zouave killed an Italian sailor by mistake, provoking Italian agitation until officers calmed the troops.
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Pao-Ting-Fu
Fusion in Idaho votes show Fusionists gain legislature
Boise reports nearly all returns from about 50 000 votes with Bryan at 22 752 and McKinney at 21 581. Bryan leads by 1 171 and the Idaho legislature stands 28 Republicans to 42 Fusionists.
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McKinney
Nebraska Returns Show McKinley Victory by Margin
Almost complete returns from Omaha indicate McKinley leading Nebraska by more than 6000 votes. The Republican state ticket appears elected by about 1500 to 2000, with two Congressmen for Republicans and four for Fusionists. The Legislature is Republican.
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McKinley
Nebraska
Chinese surrender near Kun-An-Hsien
A special dispatch from Tien Tsin dated November 7 reports Italian troops returning to Pekin intercepting three Chinese battalions near Kun-An-Hsien and forcing their surrender without a fight.
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Tien Tsin
Pekin
Kun-An-Hsien
McKinley Leads Ohio With Final Precinct Returns
Columbus, November 9. Chairman Dick of the Republican State executive committee announced that McKinley's plurality in Ohio, as reported from completed returns from every precinct, is tallied and ready for publication. The report cites full precinct coverage and confirms the statewide lead.
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McKinley Leads In unofficial Kansas Returns
Topeka November 9 unofficial returns from all counties show McKinley with a two thousand plurality and Stanley a nineteen hundred plurality for Governor.
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Stewart Convicted of Forgery in Elizabeth City Court
Harry Wel ington Stewart was convicted of forgery in the Elizabeth City County Court and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for forging F. N. Pike’s name at the Hotel on a $106 check.
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Murderer Funk Hanged For 1898 Robbery and Murder
Frank W. Funk was hanged at the district jail today for the murder of William Brooks on June 23, 1898. He robbed his victim of about $2,000 and murdered the latter's wife. The victims were elderly.
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Mundell's Solar Tip Shoes Advertised At Factory Outlet
A tip worth many dollars article promotes Mundell's Solar Tip Shoes claiming durability surpasses two ordinary pairs. It urges readers to call at the factory located at 13th and Cherry Streets for purchase information.
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13Th and Cherry Sts
Weather Forecast for Regions Across Eastern United States
The forecast covers eastern New York and Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland with fair conditions today and warmer, cloudier skies Sunday likely bringing rain and lighter winds. Western New York shows fair Saturday and cloudy Sunday with probable rain and diminishing winds. Western Pennsylvania expects a cloudy Saturday with possible rain at night or Sunday and warmer Sunday.
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Scaffolding fall and fire incidents in city notes
Emanuel Frantz fell from a scaffold at Meadowstreet and Island Road suffering shoulder and back injuries and was taken to St Agnes Hospital. A fire at Patrick Smith’s residence on Thirty-sixth and Reed Streets destroyed most furniture. Knott fractured his left leg, Daly was assaulted, Jacobson injured, and Viscomte de Faramond visited the city. A streetcar window was blown in on the Sixty third and Market line but caused no major damage. Joseph Teller’s funeral was held after simple rites led by two rabbis at Mt Sinai Cemetery.
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Overcoats in a Wide Range for Fall at Reduced Prices
A large sale of fall overcoats offers prices from 6.50 to 45 dollars. The ad touts heavyweight stock, a wide variety, and claims Philadelphia’s test as proof of quality. Shoppers are urged to visit today for best selection.
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Suits Offered At Below-Cost Prices At Local Shop
Saving at least 35 percent on fashionable fabrics and color effects. Suits came to us at less than production cost. Priced at 7.50 for suits worth 10 to 12, 8.50 for suits worth 13.50, 15 to 18 for suits worth 15 to 18.
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Suits on Sale for Boys and Young Men at Reduced Prices
Reduced pricing trims several best selling styles. Tuxedo and Sailor suits drop from 3.50 to 2.75 and similar cuts cut price bands for boys and young men. Full regular stocks of suits and overcoats promoted as best values in America. Come to day.
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Perry & Co Promotes Low Priced Versus Finest Suits
Wm H Wanamaker presents a catalog style sale at 1520 Chestnut Street urging readers to buy Perry suiting from eight fifty to thirty dollars with guest overcoats and a forty five dollar sedan montagnac overcoat, open this evening until ten.
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