Home Rule Victory Spurs Caution in Public Speech
In Loxpox on November 1, observers note the great home rule victory has sobered both Tories and Liberal Unionists. Lord Hartington urges a government Ireland bill next session, while Dublin pledges settle the land question first. Balfor returns to Dublin after a west Ireland tour to push relief works.
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Loxpox
Lord Hartington
Edinburgh
Eccles
Hartington
Lord Beaconfield
Ireland
Dublin
Harfour
Courtney
House of Commons
Courtner
Cornwall
Tipperary
Churchill
Lord Randolph Cherehill
William Marriott
Balmer
Balfour
London Dockers Brace for Clash Over Hiring Control
The dispatch notes looming Monday as London dock companies plan to hire workers directly, ending a year of union led foremen. Leaders warn of a rude awakening as sober unions fracture and profits press on a market already strained by a Stock Exchange crisis with widespread distress among speculators and lenders.
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Dinpatch
Loxpox
London Docker
Stock Exchange
Ceveral
Dutch King William Enmeshed in Mental Crisis Again
The dispatch reports King William of Holland remains alive but insane, prompting a reappointed regency. The Duke of Nassau debates urgency as Luxembourg’s ruler contends with a recurrent hereditary madness linking to Russian rulers.
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William
Holland
Duke of
Nassau
Ae Grand Duke of
Luxembourg
Europe
King William
Mad Paul
Russia
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Da Vinci Last Supper Replica Found in Milan Hospital
A Milan hospital wall scrape reveals a fresco copy of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper in the refectory of Santa Maria Delle-Gracie. The newly found oil-on-wall work appears to be an exact replica with details faded in the original over time.
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Milan
Leonardo da Vinci
Santa Maria Delle-Gracie
da Vinci
Prince Im peril details abuse claims of Carey role
In a new book Le Prince Im peril by Count D Heris, Lieutenant Carey is accused of abandoning the prince at Zululand to be slain. The author argues Carey was cowardly and used by a political party seeking the prince’s demise. The piece questions alleged crisis reports about rulers such as Abdul Aziz, Bavaria’s king, and Archduke Rudolph. Carey is framed as a political instrument.
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Lox Box
Count D'Herisson
Carey
Zululand
Sultan Abdul Azig
Bavaria
Archduke Rudolph
A Miracle Under a Tree in Luttenberg
A Luttenberg girl reports a Virgin Mary manifestation seen in a tree and, urged by thousands, travels with her foster mother to Marburg to seek Archbishop approval for public viewing. Seven gendarmes guard the tree to keep crowds away from the site.
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Lospex
Newa
Vienna
Luttenberg
Marburg
Coe Meare
Singer defends Lyric contract dispute over high salary
Edward Scovel denies rumors of a quarrel with star Geraldine Ulmar and asserts his five day Lyric retirement stemmed from manager Horace Ledger’s bid to cut his 70 guineas weekly pay plus 10 percent profits. Ledger apologized after legal review, while Scovel received offers for Lohengrin Faust and a lead tenor role in Ivanhoe. La Cigale remains a top light opera success with six weeks of bookings.
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Loxpox
Edward Scovel
Geraldine Ulmar
la Cigale
Scovel
Dorothy
Ledger
Seover
Scover
Pee
Sid
Lyric Theater
Prince Adolf to marry Princess Victoria of Prussia
Lowpox November 1 Prince Adolf of Schaumberg Lippe has won a year's army leave from the Emperor for his wedding tour to Princess Victoria of Prussia on the 19th. The couple will travel around the world via India Japan San Francisco and New York. Frederick is negotiating to buy Cronberg Castle in the Taunus to present as a summer residence.
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Lowpox
Prince Adolf
Schaumberg Lippe
Victoria
Prussia
India
Japan
San Francisco
New York
Frederick
Cronberg
Taunus Mountains
Hartmuth von Cronberg
Luther
Killed by Wine A Boy Dies Drunk at Sea
A steerage passenger's four year old son Frederick Kamp died after drinking wine aboard the Umbria during a voyage from New York to Queenstown. The child was found unconscious, the surgeon failed to revive him, and the body was buried at sea.
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S] Dunlaf
Camle Company
Queenstown
Umbria
New York
Frederick Kamp
Poisoned Potatoes Linked to Two Deaths in Killarney
In Killarney on November 1, two deaths in Quagh parish are linked to recent unhealthy vegetables. Doctors warn an epidemic may ensue as physicians attribute illness to diseased potatoes from Dunlafs Camle Company.
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Dunlaf
Camle Company
Killarney
Quagh
Lottery Ticket That Won and Lost in Inferno
In New York on November 1 a hoard from gambling dens and lottery offices was taken to police headquarters. A lottery ticket once winning $2,500 was burned despite attempts to rescue it and convert the prize for the police pension fund.
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New Youk
Stanley's New York Lecture at Metropolitan For Convalescent Home
The sale of seats for Stanley's lecture at the Metropolitan on November 11 for the Convalescent Home of Sumant New Jersey occurred this afternoon. Bidding was lively with $150 paid for first choice of boxes. The charity total raised so far is about $10,000.
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New York
Stanley
Metropolitan
Sumant
N. J
Local Patents Granted to Allegheny County Inventors
Higdon and Higdon report patents granted to J. C. Dilworth for a oil tank strainer Thomas Hipwell for a lamp H. F. Mann for a car wheel H. B. McKee for a fly trap J. P. Orr for crossing or cable railways Rea and Clark for a freezing box William Reams for a combined table easel and writing desk H. E. Safford for a fire extinguisher The Great Metropolis musical to be produced at the Grand Opera House next week described as a landmark melodrama show.
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Higdon & Higdon
Washington
Fourth Ave
Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
Allegheny County
J. C. Dilworth
Thomas Hipwell
H. F. Mann
H. 8. McKee
J. P. Orr
Rea & Clark
William Reams
H. E. Safford
Full and Winter Opening at Dickson the Tailor
Nobby suits and overcoating offered at Dickson the Tailor on the second floor corner Fifth avenue and Wood Street. Telephone 1558.
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Dickson the Tailor’s
Fifth Ave
Wood St
Stylish Saltings. Goat-fitting suits at Pitcairn's
Goats fitted for stylish outfits at Pitcairn's located at 434 Wobd St in Fsa. The shop offers tailored coats or overcoats ensuring proper fit for each animal. Customers are urged to visit for custom fittings and design options.
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Pitcairn
Tragedy Aboard Vizcaya Collision Off Jersey Coast
Survivor Walker recounts the Vizcaya collision with Hargraves and the Vizcaya amidships hit. Captain Allen boarded the Hargraves then abandoned ship, 42 rescued and 67 missing as 7 were stranded on a gang plank and lost.
Drowning Tragedy After Gallant Rescue Attempt
At St Johns New Brunswick a 13 year old boy Mundee and another youth drown as gale winds lash the harbor. Fred Young 17, aided by bystanders and a life line, plunges into the water to save Mundee but both perish. A second rescuer is nearly drowned and boats capsize in the attempt.
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St. Jonys
N. B
Courtney Bay
Mundee
Fred Young
Young
Agricultural Album to Illustrate State Crop and Cattle Data
The Department of Agriculture plans a limited edition statistical album with colored charts showing corn wheat oats and cattle distribution by state and agricultural population. Crop stats will be by series and cattle values averaged from the last decade. Libraries and agricultural institutes are urged to apply early.
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Wasnivetos
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Edson Gregz Case Proceeds In State Court
State's Attorney Longnecker entered a nol prosse in the Edson Gregz case a St Joseph Missouri grain broker indicted for securing 19000 under false pretenses from W F Johnson Co The alleged misrepresentation of his financial standing to obtain credit led to an arrest in San Francisco and a Chicago trial where the jury disagreed.
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Carcaco
Longnecker
Oolle Prosse
Edson Gregz
St. Joseph, Mo
Board of Trade
W. F. Johnson & Co
Grease
San Francisco
Chicago
Price of Liquor Raised by McKinley Bill
Brewers in New York New Jersey and Connecticut raise ale prices after barley malt and hops duties. They fix minimum ale price at $11 per hogshead and lager beer brewers plan similar move. Retailers lose profit but consumers not charged more.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Preparations To Welcome Irish Leaders In New York
Preparations by 11 Irish societies and county groups are underway to greet Messrs Dillon and O Brien, expected tomorrow on the steamer La Champagne. The steamer John E Moore will meet the vessel at the harbor, and a grand reception at the Hoffman House is planned for Sunday evening.
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New York
Dillon and
O'Brien
John E. Moore
New Dairy Lunch Opens on 37 Diamond Street Monday
A pretty and joviting price will be opened to the public at 37 Diamond Street on Monday November 5 called the Dairy Lunch.
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No. 37
Diamond Street
Cabinet Shops Offer Custom Work on Demand
All kinds of cabinet work to order at Haven and Keryan located at 33 Water Street. Customer services include custom measurements and tailored wood finishes. Local tradesmen invite inquiries for kitchen, vanity, and storage solutions.
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Haven & Keryan
Water St
Ruins of Zinbabwe Captivate South Africa Plateau
A London Times correspondent reports on ruins near the Mashonaland plateau camp of the British South Africa Company. The site features a 30 to 35 foot high circular wall, a conical turret, and a vast granite enclosure with no mortar, suggesting a once large semi civilized population.
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British South Africa Company
Mashonaland
London Times
Kopje
Moghabi
Mother Denied Child Custody in Missouri Court
In Nevada Missouri the Probate Court heard habeas corpus to recover a 2 year old boy held by a nurse for a £100 board bill. Judge Gray ruled the child should stay with Mrs Harvey, the nurse, citing the mother as an unfit custodian. The mother sobbed loudly as she was led from the room.
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Nevada
Delia Jeffries
France's retaliatory tariff clause targets U S trade
Paris reports a new French tariff bill gives the President and Cabinet wide power to retaliate against any country that discriminates against French products or blocks French trade. The clause is seen as a response to the American meat inspection bill, amid a hostile mood in the French press toward unilateral retaliation and a call for mutual concessions with the United States.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Big Four May Buy Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Reported with confidence that the Big Four Railroad has purchased the Chicago and Eastern Illinois. President Saul of the C E I denied the report, but the denial was seen as diplomatic. Financial circles widely credit the sale as highly likely.
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Cyriaco
Big Four Railroad
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Lugalis
Big Four
Chicago
Saul
Brown Memorial Association for Education of Boys
Albany November report notes the Brown Memorial Association for Education of Boys files a certificate of incorporation. Principal office listed in New York City. Objects include receiving caring for and educating orphans and wards in connection with the Protestant Church and aiding them in obtaining suitable employment.
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Albany
Brown Memorial Association For the Education of Boys
New York
Ghost Dance Observed Among Sioux and allied tribes
A report from October 29 describes a Moqui snake dance and a totem of ghost dance at a camp near Rosebud with Sioux and Sueshones. Warriors wear war paint as old squaws light wax torches, chanting a deathlike call to aid dead chiefs in exterminating whites. The scene ends with a halt as smoke thickens and observers retreat to safety.
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Pine Bryce Supian Alency
Rosebud
Colorado
Montana
Messish
Mountain Peak
National Park
Utah
Thad
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Distatch
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Marshall
Henry Phelan
Captain Allen
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API
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Barnegat
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Case Nolle
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Maneli
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Eary
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Sheho
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