Roosevelt Votes En Route to Oyster Bay Tomorrow
President Roosevelt left Washington for Oyster Bay to cast his vote the next day. He travels with Mrs. Roosevelt Secretary Cortelyou Assistant Secretary Loeb and White House steward Henry Pinckney. The party uses a special car attached to the Pennsylvania train and is due in New York around five.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cortelyou
Loeb
Henry Pinckney
White House
New York
London Hit by Dense Pea Souper Enveloping England
London and much of England shrouded in a pea soup fog for 56 hours causing widespread disruption. Navigation and street traffic were at a standstill with numerous minor collisions reported and trains troubled by the murk.
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London
England
Sever! Pointes
Arguments On Washingtoon Nov 4 in Court of Inquiry
Washington, Nov 4. Cape Sigsbee and Admiral Sebley defended testimony before the letter court of inquiry. Hanna opened the argument for the government. Sebley’s corrections mainly fixed typographical errors and word changes to smooth sentences.
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Washingtoon
Cape
Sigsbee
Admiral Sebley Hard
Tetter
Hanna
Sebley
Four youths drown as skiff capsizes on Lake Michigan
Four residents of the village, Levin brothers Abel and y Levi n , Emil Carlson and Albin Carlson, were drowned late yesterday afternoon when their skiff capsized crossing Lake Michigan during a storm. The bodies have not been recovered.
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Y. Levin
Abel Levin
Emil Carlson
Albin Carlson
Lake Michigan
Bengal lancers attacked in Simla. casualties reported
A detachment of 2 Bengal lancers guarding a surveying party was attacked by Maheeds near Simla. Thirteen lancers were killed and some Mahsuds captured. At Des Moines, Mrs. William E Fuller, aged 60, widow of a former U S Assistant Attorney General, dies after seven months illness.
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Simla
Bengal Lancers
William E Poller Dewd
Dex Moines
Willian E. Fuller
United States
Foller
West Union
Sparks From Wires and World Notes
A compilation of brief items noting the insanity claim of a strain meatier witness, General Buller popularity in England, Nordicu the opera singer arriving in New York, Franco British remarks on war conduct, Gustavus Adolphus college quarter centennial in Minnesota with Bishop von Scheele present, an automobile show at Madison Square Garden in New York, the destruction by fire of Jacob Dold Co. packing at Buffalo with $100,000 loss, St. Louis horse show closing, London welcome to Duke George and Duchess May, National Odd Fellows home and sanitarium opening in Gainesville Wisconsin, Booneville Mississippi business district fire, and the American Laundry plant fire in Cincinnati affecting World’s Fair distributions and $200,000 assets.
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Srain Meatier
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
von Scheele
Sweden
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Jacob Dold & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
St. Louis
Duke George
Duchess May
National Odd Fellows’ Home
Gainesville
Wis
Booneville
Miss
American Laundry Company
Cineianath
Taps at Pan Show Ends Pan American Exposition
The Pan-American Exposition closed at midnight with President Milburn flicking the electric switch and taps sounding from the tower. The event ended amid financial loss estimated near five million dollars. Total admissions reached 124000 on the final day and 8,285,075 for six months.
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John G. Mileues
Ender
Tragic Wedding Plans End In Train Collision
Terre Haute lodge holds funeral for Hraks van Joim Ellabarger partner of Mies Palizrteet. Ellabarger died when a Vandalia engine was struck by twelve freight cars on the Michigan division. A planned marriage this week was halted as the tragedy unfolds amid a dream warning and insurance arrangements.
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Lod
Sev. T
Hraks van Joim Ellabarger
Mies Palizrteet
Mar
Winister
Ella Wwarger
Michigan
Vandaliarel
Bediinnes
Smith
Ellabarger
Miks Valmatees
Wu Tgo Progressives and Chinese Legation News
Wu Tgo Progressives reports from Peking and Washington discuss a potential dismissal of Minister Wu with a Chinese liaison post offered, while Pekin notes no advices confirm recall. In Lansing, Charles Pratt is convicted of bribery linked to a 1900 legislature act. In Fort Dodge, Miss Millie Cooper, Manson postmistress, dies by self-inflicted gunshot amid declining mental health.
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Ting Fang
Washington
Anpouverd
Foreign Office
Pekin
Kk Fom
Toledo
Arbor
Mich
Hanna
Rae
Lansing
Charles ID Pratt
Prett
Adams
Supreme Court
Fort Dodge
Millie Cooper
Manson
Moore Farm
Indiana Governor Denies Extradition of Goebel Suspects
Indiana Governor Durbin rejects Kentucky requests to extradite ex-Governor William S. Taylor and Charles W. Finley. He cites prior actions and concerns over partisan juries and judicial conduct in Goebel cases, urging a fair nonpartisan trial before any surrender.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Durbin
J. C. W. Beckham
William 8. Taylor
Charles W. Finley
William Goebel
Commonwealth
Willam S. Taylor
Charles Finley
Cantril
Caleb Powers
Jr Cantril
War Times
Kentucky Appeal Court
Goebel
Bar
Jefferson
Court of Appeals of
State Elections Near Across Diverse States
The text notes statewide voting across Nevada and several states including New York, Nebraska, South Dakota, Colorado, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and others. It discusses party competition, turnout, and the varying issues shaping votes, with Democrats and Republicans contested outcomes and local dynamics affecting governor races and referendums.
Evidence Lacking in Fuller Arsenic Death Probe
Sarinaw Michigan November 4 Jurors concluded Frank E Fuller died from arsenical poisoning but said no murderer would be prosecuted as further evidence fails to appear Mrs Nora Fuller widow Asa Fuller and others previously held in the coroner investigation have been discharged Mrs Fuller shows little interest in the case and plans to go to her mother in Elk Rapids if transportation and funds permit she is now destitute
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Sarinaw. Mich
Frank E. Fuller
Wales
Nora Kk. Fuller
Asa
Puller
France Pressures in Turkish Claims During Crisis
Paris reports Admiral Caillard's squadron heads toward Turkish waters after telegraph notices claim sultan agrees to France's Loranda settlement. Delcasse seeks detailed Turkish satisfaction and warns Turkey over treaty rights as fleets concentrate in the region. Benson leads British forces repelling Boer attack with heavy losses near Bracken Taagte.
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Toulon
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Perte
M. Delcasse
France
Turkey
Cailard
Torkage
Stheer
Bonifacio
Corsica
Straits of
Messi
Cannon Fire and Weather Debate on Hail Prevention
Washington reports Professor Moore reviews claims that cannon fire and explosives can prevent hail storms, noting major scientific skepticism and inconsistent results. Several U.S. and European scientists say forces of nature outpace explosive methods, while farmers cite perceived benefits amid mixed data and partial experiments. Local weather notes report early snow, rain, and cold snaps across states including Iowa and Nebraska, with Milwaukee fire loss near 100000.
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Wills A. Moore
France
Italy
America
Europe
Ned Stokes Dead a Noted New York Figure
Ned Stokes died Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Howard McNutt’s home in New York after a long kidney illness. Born in Philadelphia in 1841, he rose to prominence as a produce dealer and became a well known colorful character in the city’s history linked to the Tweed era and early defense actions.
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Stokes
Howard McNutt
St. Saverne
Okes
Bright Edoward Stiles Stokes
Philadelphia
Young Stokes
New York
New York City
Dames Dr
THAT LOCKJAW SERUM INQUIRY SPURS DOCTOR'S INVESTIGATION
Coroner Dr. R Funkhouser opens an inquiry into deaths linked to a diphtheria anti toxin distributed by the city board of health. He summons prominent physicians to determine if tetanus from infected serum caused the deaths and how the toxin from horse Jim led to the tragedy.
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Aso. New
R. Funkhouser
Board of Health
Vunkhouver
Starkloff
Ravold
Jim
Conspiracy Alleged Hearing Sparks Safety Fears
Dr Stanislaus Slominski once physician in St a Wick, and John and Bronislaw Wodzinski were charged by Bishop Lewski with conspiracy to unlawfully arrest to injure his church and philanthropic causes. The grand jury heard sensational claims that lives are in danger during the hearing as both sides assert threats to their safety.
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Slominski
St. Formerlyawick
John
Bronislaus Wodzinski
Rged
Lewski
Independent Catholic Church
Politician Shot Dead in Manchester Ohio Incident
Manchester Ohio November 4 Fritz ier a prominent democratic poli tician was shot and killed by a deputy marshal last night Ed ans was slightly injured while acting as peacemaker in the event The shooting occurred during a disturbance involving local political figures and the deputy marshal was restrained by authorities pending investigation
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Manchester
Ohio
Fritzier
Democratic Policn
Skell
Edans
Deputies Back Government Action Toward Turkey
The chamber of deputies sustained by a vote of against the government action toward Turkey, marking continued support for official policy amid regional tensions.
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Chamber of Deputies
Turkey
Morton Host Dies, Noted Illinois Football Player
Springfield reports Morton Host, a well known Illinois football player, died of pneumonia. Other items note Roosevelt’s Charleston visit for Lincoln’s birthday events, Princess Elizabeth giving birth to Leopold, and an assassination attempt on the Dowager Empress in Peking. A Brooklyn navy yard mackerel flood fills drydocks, plus brief local anecdotes from Chicago and a humorous exchange about Christmas stockings.
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