Businessmen discuss model industrial town planning
prominent Philadelphia financiers manufacturers and clergy gathered at the Aldine Hotel hosted by Joseph J Byers to discuss a proposed model industrial town. The guest list included William H Armstrong Howard Butcher Edward Canby William Wilkins Carr Leander Chamberlain Nathaniel Crenshaw Alfred Ellett Henry Fox Joseph Fraley Elgin Gould Edward Gallagher Charles Graham James Ingram Elihu Irvin W W Keen Milbury Charles Norton Robt Ogden Louis Posey William Rolph Joseph Remington Theodore Search John Sailer Edgar Seeler Spencer Trask and others with a Fifth Page continuation promised.
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Aldine Hotel
Joseph J. Byers
Byers
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
New York
Ica
Committee of One Hundred On
Nathaniel B. Crenshaw
The
Girard Trust Company
Frederick
Baltimore
Elihu ©. Irvin
Fire Association of
W. W. Keen
Arthur Wellesley Milbury
Committee of One Hundred
India
Charles D. Norton
Robert CC. Ogden
Louis Plumer Posey
William T. Rolph
R. G. Dun & Co
Joseph P. Remington
Quay Denied Support as Brumm Backfires at White House
Washington dispatch reports ex Senator Quay and Governor Stone failed to win President McKinley’s appointment for Charles N. Brumm. Brumm’s hopes ended when William E. Meredith of Indiana was named chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a choice seen as Harrison influence.
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Brumm
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington
Quay
McKinley
Stone
Charlies N. Brumm
Schuyllkill
James W. Ryan
Pottsville
Congress
Johnson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Brumin
Jay
Brum
Bromm
White House
White Mansion
K Street
William E. Meredith
Indiana
Meredith
Bureau
Harrison
Mrs Brown Seeks Husband Missing After Business Trip
Mrs. Joseph S. Brown of 529 Pine Street reports her husband has been missing for nearly two weeks after he left for a business trip to New York State. A Buffalo postmaster says he visited there and had mail forwarded to him. Brown waited fifteen years for his wife and she doubts faithlessness or death.
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Joseph S. Brown
Pine Street
New York State
Dorr
Buffalo
N. Y
Brown
Needle Injury Strikes 3-Year-Old Boy in City Home
Three year old George Mangolis of 331 Washington Avenue was stabbed in the abdomen by a stitching needle hidden in a nurse’s apron. The needle, around three inches long, was located by X-ray and removed at Pennsylvania Hospital with no serious internal damage.
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George Mangolis
Washington Avenue
Pennsylvania Hospital
Filipino Junta Active in Hong Kong
Hong Kong reports that the Filipino Junta met on November 15 and decided to stay despite possible deportation. Aguinaldo is alive but wounded in the stomach. The Junta plans to send arms to the Philippines using a launch likely to fly the German flag, with Colonel Julio Del PHar in charge and Filipino agents Heyes and Garcia handling munitions at Macea. The Chinese Pan a who was deported has gone to Singapore.
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Hong Kong
R. Wildman
United States
Aguinaldo
Julio del Phar
Heyes and
Garcia
Macea
Pana
Philippines
Junta
Singapore
Bryan attends minstrel show in Lincoln
William J. Bryan attended a minstrel performance at Oliver Theatre in Lincoln Nebraska with Mrs Bryan as his guest of honor. It was his first public appearance since the election and the proprietors Decksta der and Primrose invited him and hosted after the show.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Oliver Theatre
Mrs. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Deckstader and
Primrose
Minstrel Company
Bryan
Picture and Windsor Castle Graphic by Dr. Brooks
A color portrait and a graphic description of Historic Windsor Castle appear in The Times within the Tour of the World feature next Sunday. Dr. Brooks contributes the Windsor depiction as part of the illustrated travel series.
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Historic
Windsor Castle
Dr. Brooks
Times
Police purge linked to Quay support scheme in city
Three Captains and several lieutenants face dismissal or demotion as Mayor leverages loyalty to Senator Quay. Lieutenant Edward Fulmer pressured to win his brother John Fulmer’s backing. the plan includes raids to curb reformers and protect political interests in the Tenderloin and surrounding wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Edgar
Edward W. Malin
Thomas Brown
Andrew Egan
Eleventh
Race Streets
Samuel Close
Clearfield
Bel- Brade Streets
Young Runaway Not Shallcross Identified in Trimp News
A Philadelphia boy Amos Shallcross is not the runaway found at 1453 North Tenth Street. The youth, calling himself Gustav F. Snyder, claims his parents live in Wilkes Barre and that he ran away six weeks ago from New York to New Orleans as a freighter stowaway before returning and being found by Harry Beam. The boy is 15, says his father is a miner.
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Reading
Amos Shallcross
Philadelphia
Harry Beam
North Tenth Street
Times
Beam
Gustav F. Snyder
Stanton Street
Wilkesbarre
Jersey City
New York
New Orleans
Young Snyder
Attempted arson targets Camden home on Walnut Street
A daring arson attempt occurred at Mrs. Mary Bonton's frame house at 220 Walnut Street in Camden. A passer-by alerted her at 0.30 PM and Policeman Shaw quickly removed burning material and extinguished the fire. A ladder was found at the rear. no suspect was found and no motive is known.
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Camden
Mary Bonton
Walnut Street
City contract bids spark shock over low bid
Bids opened for city waste disposal triggered shock as the lowest bid undercut clerks’ favored contractors by 109 200 turning officials to scramble for security assurances. American Product Company and American Contracting and Manufacturing vie for an 894 000 deal amid tensions with the powerhouse firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Boodle
John Mack
American Product Company
General Contract Fame
Public Works
Haddock
Martin
Bureau of Street Cleaning
Mack
David Peoples
Matthews Company
American Contracting and Manufacturing Company
Quick
Peoples
Monster
West Bank
the Schuylkill
Fortieth Ward
James A. Mundy
Geretofore
Mark
Snatched Purse Cornered by Police Near Sansom
Mary Baskill, 817 Darien Street, waiting for a car at Seventh and Sansom, was robbed by a Negro man who grabbed her pocketbook and fled down Seventh Street. Policeman McEvoy of the Nineteenth district pursued and captured him on Walnut Street. The suspect, Wilson Green of 17 South Fifty-sixth Street, was jailed at the Nineteenth district station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Sansom Streets
Mary Baskill
Darien Street
Seventh Street
Policeman McEvoy
Nineteenth District
Walnut Street
Wilson Green
Fifty-sixth Street
Lineman Samuel W. Levins Killed by Live Wire at Pencoyd Iron Works
Samuel W. Levins, 20, of 4128 Cresson Street Manayunk, was shocked by a live wire while trimming carbons at Pencoyd Iron Works. The force threw him over twenty feet. He died after being taken to St. Timothy's Hospital. Levins was a well known amateur athlete and baseball player.
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Pencoyd Iron Works
Samuel W. Levins
Cresson Street
Manayunk
St. Timothy's Hospital
Levin
Funeral of Lieutenant Haeseler Held Yesterday
News in Brief reports the funeral of Lieutenant F. Haeseler held yesterday at a police morgue. The German press criticizes U S stance on China. Emperor William to present Germany’s exposition building to Paris. A Tampa union strike supports cigarmakers. Lincoln County Sheriff orders action against mob that burned Preston Porter Jr. at Limon. Minnesota Stoneware plant in Red Wing cited as major employer. Simon Loewengard, former Cologne merchant, arrested for forging bills totaling 90,000 marks.
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United States
China
William
Paris
Germany
St. Louis
Tampa
Fla
Sheriff Freeman
Lincoln County
Preston Porter, Jr
Limon
Minnesota Stoneware Company
Red Wing Ins
Simon Loewengard
Cologne
Prussia
Yestariay
The Sower Poem by Edwin Markham to Run Next Sunday
The Times will publish Edwin Markham's celebrated poem The Sower next Sunday inspired by Miller's acclaimed painting of the same name. The piece signals renewed interest in the artwork and its literary interpretation.
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Edwin Markham
Miller
The
Times
Thousands greet the indomitable Kruger in Marseilles welcome
Thousands swarm the streets as Paul Kruger arrives in Marseilles at 10:45 A M and receives a grand, united reception. Boers Dr Leyds Fischer and Wessels accompany him from the Gelderland amid cheers, while the city decor and harbor scene mark a remarkable greeting.
Pope Leo Faints Twice After St. Peter's Visit
A Rome dispatch to the Temps says Pope Leo XIII visited St. Peter's Basilica and, wearied by the trip, had to retire to bed. It is reported that he fainted twice during the excursion.
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St. Peter's
Paris
The
Temps
Rome
Uncle and Niece Suspected Elopement in West Manayunk
Adolph Snyder a 30 year old immigrant from Germany and his 17 year old niece Amelia Snyder have vanished from West Manayunk amid reports they eloped. Needing authorities seek the couple after Amelia left her home and Adolph disappeared days later. witnesses say he planned to marry her and relocate to Canada. Police are assisting in the search as details about their appearance and clothes are noted.
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Adolph Snyder
Amelia Snyder
West Manayunk
Snyder
Manayunk
Germany
Adolph
Canada
Three Court Appearances Mark Camden Man’s Week
Joseph Lewis of 418 Taylor Avenue Camden faced three distinct charges over three days. He was held on $400 bail by Recorder Nowrey for larceny after earlier being dismissed on a forced entrance charge. He then testified in an assault case before the Camden Court and was arrested again for stealing from railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lewis
Taylor Avenue
Camden
Nowrey
Lewis
Camden Court
Copper Trust Rift Likely To Heal Between Giants
Special telegram from New York reports Marcus Daly's death may reconcile Standard Oil Company controlled Amalgamated Copper with W A Clark, Rockefeller rival. Calumet and Hecla Mine expected to lead the second division of the Copper Trust, a project of the old king.
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New York
Marcus Daly
Standard Oil Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
W. A. Clark
John D. Rockefeller
Calumet
Hecla
Great Copper Trust
Barn Fire Destroys Hogs and Horses on Bright's Lane
A blaze of unknown origin consumed John Sterns barn on Brights Lane below Island Road, killing 160 hogs and five horses. Mounted Policeman Duncan discovered the fire and woke Stern and his family. probable tramp involvement cited, total damage about 2000 dollars.
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John Stern
Bright's Lane
Island Road
Czar's Condition Reported Good at Livadia
Dispatch from Livadia in European Russia notes the Czar had a reasonably steady day with fluctuating temperatures around 100.2 to 101.7 and pulse rates near 68 to 72. He slept lightly overnight and woke with satisfactory strength and a good overall state early in the morning.
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Livadia
European
Russia
Pulee
Crisis Said To Be Passed In Emperor's Illness
News from Copenhagen and Berlin reports that doctors believe the crisis has passed in the Emperor's condition. Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Sergius, who arrived in Vienna from Florence, will stay in the Austrian capital until Sunday unless conditions worsen.
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London
Copenhagen
Berlin
Grand Duke
Grand Duchess
Sergius
Vienna
Florence
Livadia
Nicholas Reported Dead Rumor Circulates in Europe
A private telegram from Paris claims the Czar is dead but no other source confirms the report. The rumor spreads via Paris Brussels channels on November 22.
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Paris
Brussels
Rumor of Czark a death unconfirmed in London notices
London reports no confirmation of the Czark a death rumor. Russian Embassies in Berlin and Paris have not received any verification and the local embassy has not received new bulletins since yesterday.
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London
Czark
Berlin
Paris
Man Found Drunk On Street After Carriage Fall
Samuel Boyd of 4812 Paschal Street received twenty four hours in jail for drunkenness after being found asleep on the roadway near Forty eighth and Market streets. Police noted the horse and vehicle were unmoved and unexplained in the incident.
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Samuel Boyd
Paschal Street
Boyd
Forty-eighth
Market
Burnsides Recovery After Highwaymen Assault
Thomas Burnsides of 218 Rolling Mill Lane was found unconscious after being attacked by two men near the Kiaw navigation bridge. He regained consciousness yesterday morning and is expected to recover, doctors report.
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Thomas Burnsides
Rolling Mill Lane
Sarinoon Navigation Bridge
Kiaw
Weather Forecast for Eastern States Friday and Saturday
The forecast covers Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware with fair conditions and fresh winds. Western New York and Western Pennsylvania expect colder, partly cloudy, then fair with brisk westerly winds. Local readings note a 45 percent sunshine, temperatures around 40s and 50s, and rainfall deficits.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New Y
No Material Change in Senator Davis Condition
In St. Paul on November 22 there was no material change in Senator Davis's condition. Delirium complicates nourishment as his diet remains mostly egg nog and cocoa, with solids nearly eliminated. Attendants fear kidney disease will worsen without better intake. a late bulletin noted slight improvement and quietness with temperature 99 and pulse 112.
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St. Paul
United States
Davis
A. J. Stone
Run Over And Left To Die In Camden Street Collision
William D Woolston of 190 North Sixth street Camden was run down by an unknown wagon at Fourth and Market streets yesterday afternoon. He was riding a bicycle when struck, left unconscious with a severely severed right arm, and transported to his father's home. Doctors warned he may die from internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D.woolston
North Sixth Street
Camden
Fourth
Market Streets
Woolston
Alfred D. Woolston
Roberts Reports Wounds Light After Fall
London dispatch from Lord Roberts dated Johannesburg says his horse fell with him on Sunday, bruising him somewhat, but he is doing well and expects to be about in a few days.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
De Wet Attacks British Force Near Warmingham's Store
Native reports say former President Steyn and General De Wet with a thousand men crossed British lines between Alexandria and Warmingham's store and attacked a British post before retreating toward De Wetsdorp in the Orange River colony.
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Maseru
Barutaland
Steyn
de Wet
Alexandria
Warmingham
Reported Defeat of Boers at Baderspan
Bloemfontein reports Brand and his riders were defeated November 18 at Baderspan with heavy losses. The Lancers charged the Boer line and inflicted deadly damage as riders and horses fell. Brand himself was wounded but British casualties were not serious.
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Bloemfontein
Brand
Baderspan
Twelve Die As House Collapses in Darmstadt
A house collapse in Darmstadt buries about twenty people, twelve of whom are dead, with rescue efforts ongoing. The incident follows a bustling scene in Berlin as reports detail the disaster amid ongoing war era tensions.
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Darmstadt
Berlin
One Best Overcoat Store Stands Out in Town
In a town with many shops for outerwear, one shop rises above the rest by offering superior fit and style at a fair price. The store is presented as the clear choice for quality clothing.
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Bes
The Clothing Campaign Brings N E T Suits to Perry Co
Perry & Co at 1520 Chestnut Street announces a vigorous clothing sale with extensive stock of overcoats and suits. New shipments ensure a full range of sizes and styles for buyers, offering N. E. T. suits at prices around eight dollars and thirty cents.
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Perry & CO
Chestnut Street
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William H. Armstrong
United States Railroad
Howard Butcher
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Edward T. Canby
Delaware Trust Company
Wilmington
Del
William Wilkins Carr
Leander T. Chamberlain
Evangelical Alliance of
Theodore C, Search
Philippine Islands
York World and
Pulledeloine Times
Department of Public Safety
Fulmer
Director of Public Safety
Eighth
Buttonwood Streets
Tenderloin
Jim
McNichol
Egan
Edgar
Malin
Close
Fred Wagner
Wagner
Combine
F. Haeseler
Pincore Ag
Eos Deecke
Eemny Petuet
Ile Eas
Kruger
Marseilles
Paul Kruger
South African Republic
Gelderland
Mr. Kruger
Dr. Leyds
Messrs. Fischer and
Wessels
Lyons Basin
Harber
Lorenzo Marques
Leo
ILI
Czar
Nicholas
Burnsides
Weather Bureau
Time! Bar
Ory
Sp.m
William D. Woolston
Roberts
Wm. H. Wanamaker
J. Warner Hutchins
S. Eighth St
Ehoore
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