Washington says Sackville to resign as British minister
A Washington special reports the US government will eject Lord Sackville from the British minister post, expecting his recall or resignation after his controversial correspondence with the undisclosed Murchison. Officials cite high government circles and royal consideration, with Minister West declining to confirm rumors.
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New York
Washington
United States
Lord Sackville
Murchison
Lord Salisbury
West
Republicans decline bets on Cleveland race in Kansas City
In Kansas City a Democrat bankroll of about 50000 dollars exists to back Cleveland with odds on victory, but Republicans refuse to cover. A leading Republican dodged bets when a Democrat offered 1000 to 900 that Tarsney would beat Bullene and 1000 to 800 that Cleveland would win, leaving no stake from the Republican side.
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Cleveland
Tarsney
Congress
Bullene
Betting at Fort Wayne election stakes in Cleveland race
Fort Wayne Indiana October 28 There has been much betting on the city election with the Republican side dry as no bets on Cleveland can be found A local business man offers 5000 to back Cleveland against an equal amount to be deposited in the First National Bank The question Who will cover it?
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Cleveland
Fort Wayne Journal
First National Bank
Corner stone laid at Spreckels refinery in Philadelphia
The corner stone of the Spreckel refinery at Reed street was laid this afternoon with ceremonies. Adolph Spreckles, son of Claus Spreckles, set the stone amid cheers. Congressman Bergham delivered an address praising the sugar industry and the role of Claus Spreckles. An elegiac consolation was served.
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Philadelphia
Spreckel
Reed Street
Adolph Spreckles
Claus Spreckles
Bergham
Big Plan To Build Immense Dam Across Ripley Area
A fragment indicates a proposed vast dam across the Ripley region for power, with notes on surveys and questions about water volume. The text hints at a major engineering scheme and required investigations, though details are incomplete.
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Funeral of Li Yu Dao in New York Chinatown Wall of Casket
In Mott Street undertaker shop a Chinese funeral for Li Yu Dao general of the black flags was held. Mourners in black and white chanted a dirge while a brass band played the dead march. Remains interred at Evergreen Cemetery after a solemn ceremony.
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Mott ‘Street
Li Yu Dao
Ti Yu Doo
Saul
Evergreen Cementary
Murder and arson shock Ohio farm near Mount Gilead
Cleveland reports robbers killed David Sellers and his wife at their Mount Gilead area farm and set the house ablaze. The daughter and hired man woke to smoke at 2 am and rescued the bodies. The man’s head was burned, the woman’s skull and rug noted. burglars suspected as motive. Authorities and locals organize searches for the culprits.
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Ohio
David Sellers
Mount Gilead
Mystery writer of Pomona letter remains secret
The identity of the mysterious Chas F. Murchison who penned the Pomona letter to Minister Sackville remains undisclosed. Col. H. J. Otis, editor of the Times, denies W. A. Bell of Pomona as the author and says the name will be revealed only when necessary for the case. The Associated Press reporter notes Otis’s firm denial of being the writer.
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Cal
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Pomona
Sackville
W. A. Bell
Col. H. J. Otis
Times
Associated Press
Otis
Supreme Court rules against license on nonresidents
In an opinion by Justice Bradley the U S Supreme Court declares it unconstitutional for a state to tax or license commercial travelers who are not residents of that state. The ruling curbs state authority over out of state traveling salesmen.
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Washington
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court of the United States
Jealous man kills wife then drowns child in pond
Guthrie Kentucky October 26. A jealous Black man named B. Smith beat his wife to death Saturday. He threw his child into a pond where it drowned, then jumped in himself and was rescued by deputies. He was jailed in Springfield Tennessee to avert lynching.
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B. Smith
Sprinfield
Tennessee
Equal Rights Party Nominates Woman Candidate in Boston
Twenty one women at the convention nominated Miss Alice D Stockton Whealon for governor. In Illinois Chicago Oct 29 Judge William K McAllister of the supreme court died suddenly at Ravenwood home this morning of heart failure aged seventy.
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Alice D. Stockton
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Walliam K. McAllister
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Notorious Bandit Victor Fiagoso Shot Dead in Havana
Havana reports that the famous bandit Victor Fiagoso was killed by the civil guard and several of his companions were wounded during the clash.
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Havana
Victor Fiagoso
Telegraphic Markets Copper and Cattle Reports
Telegraphic market notes from New York Chicago and Kansas City: copper unchanged, lead at 3.95, tin firm, Straits copper 23.03, bar silver 9.34. Money on call easy, mercantile paper 4.34 7. Cattle receipts nationwide 15 000 at Chicago with prices mostly steady to down ten cents. natives 2.75 3.90, westerns 2.50 3.03, Texans 2.25 3.40. Kansas City stock totals 10 000. grass range trends steady to weaker. cows steady to lower. corn price 4.75 5.25. sheep receipts 240 steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
Kansas ‘City
Kansas City
Political Sensation Sparks New York Registration Clash
The Evening Sun reports a political stir as public registration offices stayed open after noon Saturday contrary to state law. Over 33,000 people registered, prompting questions about who qualifies. Fifty leading lawyers surveyed said registration offices are public offices within the Saturday half holiday law.
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New York
Evening Sun
the Sun
Fragmented excerpt notes tremor and two reports
A jagged description notes a tremor followed by two reports like heavy gunfire or thunder and an unsettled sequence of sounds. Distinct phrases appear as fragments, indicating a disturbing sequence without a full narrative.
For Rent TV0 handsomely furnished for couple
For rent a handsomely furnished flat suitable for husband and wife or two gentle persons. For particulars apply to Herat, of Gx, Stk.
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Furniahi A. A
Herat
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