The Junta Stands, Egan's Course Protested
Diplomatic dispute between the United States and Chile grows as the Junta retains police surveillance and demands Egan's recall. A Chilean envoy, Pedro Camper, is dispatched to Washington while debates over legation protections and political offenders intensify.
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Rnnom & Etayf
Wasurxotox
United States
Chile
Nwo
United States Legation
State Department
Tat
Evan
Davis
Confederacy
Washington
Senor Camper Pedro
Senor
Jorge Montt
Junta
Exan
Legation
Emrmn
Supreme Court to Hear McKinley Tariff and Lottery Challenges
The Supreme Court opens its Ortobur term with cases on Sayward Beal fisheries and anti lottery laws. It will also hear McKinley tariff act challenges including Marshall and Co. versus the Collector of the Port of Chena. Oracle Starnbach et al and United States v Dublin are noted among others.
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Wastinetes
Supreme Court of the United States
Ortobur
Exrane Thomas Henry Cooper
Schowmer Smward
Brome
Marshall, Piel & Co
Chena
Detetor
Tso
Senate
House
Oracle
Starnbach Et al
United States
Dublin, Joseph & Co
Act on Classification of Worsteds and Woolens Debated
Article discusses the Just Con act aiming to classify worsted sand woolens and notes defendants in a prior court case contending the bill had no proper passage in the House of Representatives and questioning its legality.
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Just Con
Seizure of the Otto Declared Baseless by Navy Dept
Navy Department states Ottawa dispatch about the British sealing ship Otto seized by the US Mohican is unfounded. Mohican reports Otto was detained August 31 near Unimak Pass for violation of a maritime truce with a full sealing crew and 48 seals aboard. A British officer had earlier written confirming the capture was lawful for war on either side, with no papers issue. The Otto was handed to HMS Phoebant at Ourskaska two days after capture.
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Washncrox, Oc
Ottawa
Otto
United States
Mohican
Navy Department
Navy
Cottoning
Otte
Hering Sea
Unimak Wass
Cotton
Turner
Kanalaska
Phoesant
Ourslaska
Tragic shooting trial in Warrenton over intrigue
Warrenton Georgia October sixth. Ashley V. Howell goes on trial tomorrow for the murder of Captain W J McGrath. The case centers on alleged letters between McGrath and Howell's wife Julia De Beaugrine and Howell's claim of justifying defense amid a jealous feud.
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Warrenton
Ashley V. Howell
W. J. McGrath
Lsst
Howell
Julia de Beaugrine
Julia
Atlanta
McGrath
Charleston
Bridge
Wilhelm II Nephew to Succeed Deceased Monarch in Britain
London Oct 6 The death of William Henry Smith First Lord of the Treasury and Conservative leader triggers possible leadership changes In the House of Commons Arthur Balfour is favored if Cabinet reconstruction proceeds George Goschen also claims leadership if Liberal Unionists absorb. Smith born 1825 Westminster MP and long government service.
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George J. Goschen
Goschen
Lord Salisbury
House of Commons
Smith
Gladstone
Grammar
Tavistock
Westminster
John Stuart Mill
The
Treasury
Admiralty
Mr. Smith
Ireland
Salisbury
War
Lord Churchill
Polemic on Russia and Poland in wartime rhetoric
The passage asserts Russia must be crushed at all costs and calls for universal effort toward a German-dominated victory. It frames the aim as revolutionary, seeks external and internal change to end perpetual war, and envisions Poland as an independent state within a broader European order.
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Russia
Europe
Poland
Italy's Finances and Silver Question in Treaty Talks
Rome reports show Italy's imports exceed exports by 192 million lire for eight months through August, while customs revenue falls 23 million. Conflicting Munich treaty reports persist. Debates focus on silver coin transport costs and the January 1 coupon redemption as cash, with concerns over currency and paper vs gold value.
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Rome
Italy
Munich
Latin Union
Paris
London
Berlin
Wesleyan Code Applies Social Cards for Calls at Roost
Wesleyan University imposes a new rule restricting calls to dormitory roosts. A one card per week limit for each gentleman and a maximum of three evenings per week per lady are required, with names destinations and visit times recorded on standard cards.
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Wesleyan University
MitchEtons
Wesleyan
Haymond
Sas
Middleton
Conn
Facult
Raymond
Chinese Deportation Dilemma At Niagara Ferry
Four Chinese men faced deportation to Canada after crossing to Fort Erie. Two had Canadian entry certificates and were admitted. two lacked documents and could not land. They remained on the ferry, awaiting a landing after paying the $50 entrance fee to Canada.
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Berra
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Hog Cemetery Unearthed During City Bridge Dig
In Yousestown on October 6 contractors scraping for a bridge approach uncovered a hog cemetery with 160 to 180 dead hogs buried just beneath the surface. The Board of Health ordered the owner to abate pigpens within three days as lime was spread to combat the stink.
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Yousestown
Sperial
New Bridge
Board of Health
Mining Engineers In Session In Glen Scuautt
The 20th annual meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers opened in Glen Scuautt Pa. Oct. 6. Sixty new members brought total membership to about 4,000 from many states and territories. Thirty papers were prepared but only a few were read this evening.
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Glen Scuautt
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Food Exhibition Opens Under Boston Retail Grocers
A Food and Health Exposition opens in Boston under the Boston Retail Grocers Association. It showcases Indian spices and New World food products with health appliances featured. lectures on cooking will be given, and organizers expect full setup by Wednesday despite light attendance this morning.
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Tiastox
Boston
New England
India
New World
Turkish Brigands’ Latest Job Near Constantinople
A band of brigands attacked a passenger train on the Haidar Pacha line near Constantinople, tearing up rails and damaging the bed to cause a wreck. The robbers fled when foreseen failure halted the train. The incident follows a series of similar outrages where foreigners were harmed and governments paid ransoms.
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Constantinople
Porte
Mysterious Woman Lures Grave of Dead Millionaire Wife Claim
Report from Avevsta Maine says a German woman claims to be the widow of EC Allen, the Augusta publisher buried August 9 1891. Two guards reported a midnight apparition at the grave and a claimed interview with Allen’s sisters. Administrators deny any claim and doubt the tale. locals suspect an extortion plot.
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Avevsta
EC. Allen
Paris
E. C. Allen
Augusta
Allen
Eee
Scar Holway
Renounced a throne for love in Roumania
The Roumanian crown heir renounces the throne to wed Mile Vacaresco. The king invites Leopold’s youngest son to the capital to consider him as successor. Also reports on Wapping labor troubles with lightermen and police protection as ships rely on the Shipping Federation. Caprivi orders prosecutions of Socialist workers after a public meeting attack.
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Vicexsa
Roumania
Mile
Vacaresco
Leopold
Hohenzollern
Wapping
Loxpon
Shipping Federation
Caprivi
Brauts
von Caprivi
Duel ends in murder conviction at Wood Brown case
Thwater California October 6 John B Wood was convicted of murder for shooting Alexander S Brown in a May duel at Hiwassee Institute. The jury recommended mercy. Wood received a life sentence. The rivals came from prominent families and tensions surfaced at graduation as relatives gathered.
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Thwasser
Tohn B. Wood
Alexander S. Brown
Wood
Wow
Brown
Clas
Hiwassee Institute
Methodist Schodl
Death of Cincinnati clergyman in horrific elevator accident
Rev. Samuel Benedict 61 rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cincinnati was killed in an elevator accident at the San Rafael flats on West Fourth Street. The mechanism crushed his leg as he stepped out from the third to the second floor. he died after being extricated and did not reach the hospital. The parish mourns his loss.
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Crxcrsnati
Samuel Benedict
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
San Rafael Flats
West Fourth Street
Pope Conclave Abroad Discussed After Pantheon Incident
In Rome critics urge alternate papal elections abroad following protests sparked by a French pilgrim’s insult to King Victor Emmanuel’s tomb in the Pantheon. The incident rekindles debate on the Pope’s residence and the venue of the next conclave.
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Paris
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Pantheon
Spain Portugal trade treaty talks exclude favored-nation clause
Mapxutrap reports the Spanish Government is negotiating a commerce treaty with Portugal and it is estimated that the agreement will not include the favored-nation clause.
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Mapxutrap
Portugal
Two Telegraph Firms End Boston Battle Over Rights
Boston October 6. After conferences and concessions W W Gooch representing the Postal Telegraph Cable Co and the New England Printing Telegraph Co secured a settlement. The parties will share poles and use joint support to end the long dispute over city rights and pole lines.
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Boston
W. W. Gooth
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Matthews
Board of Aldermen
Osborne
Gooch
Regents Meeting Draws Wide Representation From States
Mrs. Harrison presided as the Society of the Daughters of the Revolution gathered nearly all states for a meeting in Washington. Mrs. Cabell, the Vice-President, hosted the gathering at her residence after the session.
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Washington
Actors Fund reports tenth annual financials
The Actors' Fund of America released its tenth annual report showing receipts of 65 477 92 dollars disbursements of 28 279 62 dollars and assets of 75 801 SL.
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Actors’ Fund of America
French Glassworkers Strike Expands Across France
French glassworkers unions back a strike of Carnaux and Montlucon factory workers and propose a general stoppage of glassmakers nationwide. In Brussels, Oct 6 Herr Bebel, a noted Socialist, delivered a violent speech today.
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Parris
Carnaux
Montlucon
France
Rossis
Europe
Brsurs
Herr Bebel
Socialist Party
Mills in Craner Texas vote to cut output in half
At a Southeastern Texas and Southwestern Louisiana mill men meeting in Craner Texas resolutions blamed the yearlong tight money market for reduced lumber demand by railroads and improvement firms. They faulted freight rates and railroad commissions as unsettled and set a plan to halve production until policy shifts occur.
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Craner
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Railroad Commission
Strike by 300 Electric Street Railway workers ends after overtime pay
In San Antonio on October 6 workers from the Electric Street Railway Company walked out for 12 hours. The dispute was settled when the company agreed to pay overtime for the period, and service resumed.
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Sas Antonio, TeEx
Electric Street Railway Company
A Suined Wall's Fatal Collapse
In Indianapolis five workers were buried when the east wall of the Van Camp Packing Company building collapsed during cleanup after a Sunday fire. Walter Kerr died instantly. William Smith was likely fatally injured. others were bruised.
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Indianapolis
van Camp Packing Company
Walter Kerr
William Smith
Bicycle Record Smashed in Springfield
Springfield reports H. C. Trier of Highlandville Mass broke the quarter mile world record on a safety bicycle, clocking 331 1 5 seconds to beat the prior 334 5 second mark.
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Springfield
Mass
H. C. Trier
Highlandville
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