Heavy Snow Closes East Rail Lines and City Streets
A severe lake shore snowstorm hits the lower lake region with Buffalo and Cleveland reporting heavy drifted snow. Rail service is delayed east of Cleveland as high winds drive snow into piles along tracks. Buffalo records up to ten inches with ongoing snowfall slowing trains between Buffalo and nearby towns.
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Cleveland
Lower Lake Region
Buffato
Buffalo
Bufflo
Dookik
Miss Louise Pierpont Morgan Weds Herbert Satterlee in St George's
Miss Louise Pierpont Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs J Pierpont Morgan married Herbert Livingston Satterlee a lawyer in New York at St George's Church Stuyvesant Square The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Balesford with 260 invitations issued even beyond seating capacity of the church.
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J. Pivrpont
Tom
New York
Louise Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
St George’s Chron
Stuyvesant Square
Herbert Livingston Satterlee
Euen
Dr. Balesford
St. George's
Corbett Gets a Go First in Chicago Match
Feb. reports Corbett to meet Jeffreia to champion in Chicago on Nov. 1. Louis M. Houseman confirms talks on terms and gate split. Participants to agree on purses with a 5 per cent reserve and winner taking the majority of the gate.
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Jeffriea
Louis M. Houseman
Janecdr
Sweden's monarch in a very sick state
Paris dispatch reports King Oscar of Sweden in a very low condition with memory loss after a recent attack. The information is said to be restricted as officials handle the matter.
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Sweden
Paris
Oscar
Nave
Plague Declared Gone From Port of Glasgow
Reports from Glasgow confirm the port is now declared free of plague after a communication to Surgeon General Wyman. In New York the Martin Engel association plans to invite William J. Bryan to defend the district and oversee campaign defense. A wealthy Fort Wayne real estate man and Republican figure Frank Aldemian shot himself, believed sane at the time, dying instantly.
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Glasgow
Washington
Wyman
Thomas
Bryan
New York
Martin Engel Association
Tampany Hall
Lighth Assembly
William J. Bryan
Highth Assembly
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank Aldemian
Funeral rites for late Marcus Daly held at St Patrick's
General Marcus Smiy of New York reports funeral services for the late Marcus Daly were held at St Patrick's Cathedral. The casket was moved to Cullenry and placed in the receiving vault.
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Marcus Smiy
York
Lnte
Marcus Daly
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Couple Found Dead in Hotel Gas Suffocation
New York report says Dr Christo parr Allstrom of this city and an unnamed woman about 27 were found dead in a Boulevard hotel bed suffocated by gas. Hotel proprietor and police deem accidental deaths. Senator Davis improves in St Paul after rest. Manila dispatch notes censorship removal and a meet was moved.
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New York
Christoparr
Allstrom
St Boulevard Hotel
Broadway
Frisco Plague Report Denies Citywide Outbreak
Federal official reports eighteen cases of plague in Frisco with several deaths in the Chinese community. Local health authorities contest the findings noting no sustained outbreak and attributing cases to earlier quarantines. Newspapers have criticized coverage since the initial March discovery and push for clarity from the health department.
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Otcer
San Francis
Irtin
E Yrarattine Offerr Killyvan
Iran
San Francisco
J.M. Williams
San Frigelsas
Heaith
Board of Health
Mad voyage tale and civic notes mix in river of reports
A crash of fragments from a late 19th century newspaper page shows a chaotic tale of a lunatic aboard a steamer, a rural delivery funding estimate by the Deadwaster General, a Chicago and New York transit note, political remarks on treasury leadership, Spanish American congress delegates, and a social procession in Lexington. The jumble mentions Kerwin, Captain, and a vessel incident plus varied public notices and figures from Chicage to Lexington.
Typhoid Fever Preoccupies Russian and Chinese Affairs
Reports from Nov 15 detail typhoid fever affecting the czar and Dowager Empress, with medical bulletins noting the patient’s condition as satisfactory and the disease pursuing a controlled course. News covers Chinese questions tied to empress return to Peking, Allied responses, and diplomatic notes on indemnity and punishment for wrongdoers.
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St. Peteretiatre
Hines
Baron de Presteridis
Tihone
Erederichs
Redenebare
Denmark
Hussia
Strike of Telegra on the Santa Fe Ends
Reported strike by eleven telegraph operators west of Albuquerque, NM, over hours and wave conditions. Demands granted by the company. Dolphin of the Order of Muire aphiers relayed news to train dispatchers, strike called off as clock struck V2. Also notes on church speeches, legal cases, and various late November items from Chicago to Savannah.
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Telegra
Chicago
Albuquerque
Nistessa
Berne
Equalizers Accused Miss Goggin Says They Will Go On
State notes from Springfield Illinois report no business transacted by the state board of equalization. Katherine Goggin, Chicago Teachers Federation president, says capital stock franchises taxation is favored and the assessment will be on stock value. Also covered are Live Stock Breeders conventions in Springfield with officers elected for the coming year and university discussions on agriculture development. A separate item details a Rushville incident where Miss Young armed with a horsewhip and revolver confronted a store owner and clerk.
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Ims
State Board of Equalization
Cook County
Commie
Chioggn
Katherine Goggin
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Jerday Morwine
Catherine Goodimittee
Chicago Tenehe Federation
Sane Aguirees
University of Hinois
Urbana
Illinois College of Agriculture
Wight
Rushville
Nils
Misa
Qsewr France
Young
Goodwin
John
Vrance
Miss Young
Youtur
Students in a Scrap Involving Front Seats Turns Fatal
A dispute over possession of front seats escalated into a fight among students, ending with a fatal injury to one participant. Police are investigating the confrontation and identifying other involved parties.
Medical Dental Students Fight Over Front Seats
In a clash at the Omaha Medical College this morning, medical and dental students fought over front seats. Dale Woot of Schuyler Neb was perhaps fatally injured and Jose seriously hurt as fates and sticks were employed.
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Omaha
Omaha Medical College
Dale Woot
Schuyler, Neb
Jose
Illinois Industry Gone by Fire at Appleton Plant
Fire today destroyed the Appleton Manufacturing company farm machinery plant at Geneva Illinois, causing a loss of 100000 dollars with partial insurance. One hundred fifty men are thrown out of employment.
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Appleton Company
Geneva
Sieneva, Ill
Appleton Manufacturing Company
Population figures for Michigan and Kentucky with mayoral forgery case
Michigan's official population is 2,420,982, up 15.6 percent from the prior count, while Kentucky stands at 2,147,174, up 13.5 percent. Loonie, who implicated Mayor Flood in deed forgery, issues a new statement exonerating the mayor, asserting the first affidavit was false. Prosecutor Hassett says he has other evidence beyond Loonie's claim to press the case.
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Michigan
Kentucky
Loonie
Flood
Hassett
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Hilly" Smith
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