Wreck of the Idaho Ends in Eight Fathoms Water
The Idaho of the Western Transit line foundered off Long Point on Lake Erie during a southwest gale. Captain Alexander Gilles and 21 aboard attempted shelter but the ship capsized and sank stern first. Two crew members, William Gill and Louis Laforce Jr, survived after heroic rescues by the Mariposa. Names of the drowned include Edward Smith and several others. many crew remain missing or unidentified. The overhauled steamer Idaho had been with the Naval Veterans' association during the GA camp. Captain Gilles was renowned on the lakes. his brother Donald Gilles captained the Harlem.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tdaho
Western Transit Line
New York Central
Long Point
Lake Erie
Idaho
Alexander Gilles
Milwaukee
Gillies
William Gill
Rochester
Mariposa
Minnesota
Bond
Hidward Smith
Pittsburg
Bellamt
Cantain
Alvsander
Steamship Company
Louis Laforce, Jr
Western Transit Company
Naval Veterans’ Association
G. A. HK
Alexander Gillies
Donald Gillies
Harlem
Anniversary of Catholic Church in New York Celebrated
In Albany New York on November 7 the Catholic Church marked a significant anniversary. The event highlighted longstanding religious heritage and community impact across the state with remarks from local church leaders and civic figures.
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New York
Whlbany, N. Y
Forty Singers in Dr Dixon Church Refuse to Warble
New York on November 7 chorus choir of the People's Church led by Rev Thomas Dixon Jr refuse to sing in sympathy with Professor Agamote leader. About forty singers refused to sing last Sunday urging support for Seth Law for mayor. Agamote Cuban Junta member and two years in a Cuban prison. Cuban stance opposed intervention and support for Law. Dixon later said he favored Law but that stance changed after expressing support for Low.
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New York
The
People's Church
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Agramote
Seth Law
Agtamoteig
Sptinieh
Cuba
Mr. Dixon
Professor Agramore
Amnesty for Cuba and the Philippines approved by cabinet
Madrid reports the cabinet has approved political amnesty for Cuba and the Philippines. It denies any Washington influence on Weyler’s returns to Havana and notes autonomist leaders have proposed appointments, naming Havana, Pinar del Rio, Puerto Principe, Santiago de Cuba, and Matanzas governors among reformists.
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Madrid
Cuba
Philippines
Weyler
Havana
Washington
Miller
New York
Sayes
Culyi
Marshal Blincen
Jose Crunon
Pinar Ad Rio
Marcos Carcla
Puerto Principe
Rafael Vasalli
Santiago de Cuba
Enrique Caprifies
Wager of Tandem Freaks in 100 Mile Ride Challenge
Philadelphia riders Charles B D Carpe Bell and William J Nixon, wheelmen from the Premicer club, set out on a 100 mile tandem ride as part of a wager. They must reach southern cities and return with only clothing in a traveling case, aiming to prove they can complete the distance without money. The venture carries a $1,600 stake and potential earnings from bicycle sundries at Indianapolis.
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Philadelphia
Charles BD
Carpebell
Willtam J. Nixon
Premicer
Thin City
Whittington
Requiment
Indianapolis
Bach of
New York Churches Denounced at Henry George Memorial
At a Henry George memorial meeting in Onaha Nebraska Rev John Williams rector of St Barbalas Protestant Balanoeal church denounced New York churches for opposing George. He said the Protestant Episcopal church especially was under Vanderbilts and Astors influence and that plutocratic control shut Henry George out despite his Christian life.
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John Williams
Henry George
Onaha
Neb
Bt. Barlaba
New York City
Oo Gheorge
Williams
New York
Vanderbilts
Astora
Henry Georgy
Decrease in Yellow Fever Cures Reported in New Orleans
New Orleans reports no further decrease in cures since yesterday and the situation shows general improvement with very few places quarantined. Seven deaths and nine new cases were recorded today as business slowly revives.
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New Orleans
Robbery on Tenth Avenue Ends in Possible Fatal Injury
James Rooney was held up by four unknown footpads on Tenth Avenue at 1.20 am. He resisted the attack and was struck with a skull fracture, a possible fatal injury. None of the assailants has been captured or identified.
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New York
James Rooney
Tenth Avenue
Thie City
Rooney
Guldensuppe murder case shocks New York readers
A grisly Woodside murder near June 25th ends with the discovery of a mutilated body in the East River. Masseur William Guldensuppe, his rival Martin Thorn, and Augusta Nack stand accused as the tale unfolds through early reports and detective work. The case hinges on identifications from bathhouse workers, missing head and limbs, and a dramatic chase across city streets.
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William Guldensuppe
East River
Martin Thorn and
Mes
New York
Woodside
S. 1
Willan Guilden
Martin Thern
Augusta
Long Island City
Judee Muaddex
Lower East Side
Vega
John McCube
James McKenna
Fast Mth
Wimi
Jade
Diath
Ogden Wools
Washington Bridge
Fast Eleventh Street
Bern
Democrats Consider New Senate Candidate in Cincinnati Dispatch
The piece reports Cincinnati politics with McLean leaving for Washington and Democrats weighing a new senator to challenge Hanna allied Republicans. It notes possible fusion to elect a governor, the impact of a Democratic majority in the Senate, and names like McConville Jones Volgott and Clavinnall.
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Cincinnati
Jo John BR. McLean
Washington
McLean
McConville
anti-Hanna Republiains
Neromary Boolt Carnator
Humber
Neormery
Db Drewent
Bushnell
A. W. Jones
State Senate
Jones
Democrata
Senate
Volgtt
Clavinnall
Hepibiican
Violent Incident Reported Near Mindermin Campus
Vienna dispatch notes a chaotic clash at Mindermin involving students and a waiter, with several wounded and a sanitary patrol contending the scene. Police have launched a thorough investigation into the cause of the disturbance.
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Vienna
Mindermin
Howe
Niger
Death of Alfred J Dubbs in Allentown aged 7
Alfred J Dubbs of Allentown Pennsylvania died today at age seven. He was an ordained minister of the Reformed Church and the son of Rev Dr J S Dubbs. He held a position in the church where the Aberty bell was hidden during the revolution.
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Hee
Alfred Dubbs
Allentown
Alfred J
EK. Dubbs
PD. D
Reformed Church
Dubble
Nebraska farmer kills son then dies by own hand
In Nebraska City near Iudiila Raulph Van Horn, a farmer, fatally shot his year-old son and later killed himself. Authorities report he had recently sued his father-in-law for slander and was beaten at the trial this past Saturday, with the man described as deranged.
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Nebraska City
Raulph van Horn
Iudiila
van Horn
Residence of George Tullock Burns. Miss Walker and Child Die
In Halifax area on November 7 a house three miles from Halifax burned down. Mary Walker sister of Mrs Tullock and the Tullock infant child perished in the fire.
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Alifax
George "Tullock
Halifax
Mary Walker
Mra. Tullock
Tullocks
Henry George Memorial Services in Wilmington Opera House
Henry George memorial services were held tonight in the opera house Wilmington Delaware by the Young Men’s Civic club. John Crosby of New York and Congressman Handy spoke at the event.
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Henry George
Wilmington
Del
Onry George
Opera House
Young Men's
Yas Club
John 8. Crosby
New York
Handy
New Monetary Reform Proposals Hear from John Bullitt and Leech
The monetary commission weighs schemes to overhaul currency with John C. Bullitt proposing cancellation of about 800 million in currency obligations and replacement by three percent bonds under a currency board. National bank notes would be redeemable in gold and backed by gold deposits and bank assets, with a 0.5 to 1 percent annual tax to support the system. Vice President Leech of National Bank of New York praises minting reform and favors branch banks while arguing against full gold redemption of all silver and paper money.
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Washington
Monetary Commission
John C. Bullitt
Lanka
Currency Board
United States
Leech
Nationalion Bank
New York
United States Mint
Comemission
Laave
France
Silver government and bank reserve policy debate
The government should lock a large gold reserve and issue a circulating currency. Leech supports repealing the 1878 note reissue act and letting the treasury reissue only as needed to stabilize the gold standard. He envisions retiring paper money by coining silver into dollars and subsidiary coins and would abolish reserve pitches, mandating about 15 percent cash reserves in national banks to distribute money evenly.
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ISTA
U. S&s. Treasury
Treasury
Leech
United States
Thiet
New York
Admiration for the Guardsmen Report on Lattimer calm policing
Captain Alexis Kr Paxton of the 15th Infantry filed to the secretary of war a detailed report on the Third brigade and Philadelphia city troop operations in the Hagleton region after the Lattimer killings. It praises the troops for discipline, orderly tents, and adherence to regulations, noting no personal animosity toward strikers and urging safer crowd control methods. The health and leadership of the brigade are affirmed, with Governor Hastings and Adjutant General Stewart credited for effective oversight.
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Harrisburg
Alexis Kr. Paxton
15Th Infantry
Secretary of War
Third Brigade
Philadelphia City
Hagleton Regiion
Lattimer
Martin
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Hagleton
Gener Cobin
Hastings
Paxton
Cave
Mola
Qobin
Geeral Stewart
Merchant Arrested For Fraud In New York
Max Miller a merchant from Charletal Pennsylvania was arrested in New York on a Saturday charge of making false representations. He allegedly obtained goods valued at 1410 from the LA. I, Chitin company in the city. Miller reportedly claimed his stock was worth 4000 and life was insured for 2.0. These claims were false and he was indicted. He was to plead tomorrow.
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New York
Max Miller
Charletal
LA. 1
Chitin Company
Thie City
Miller Sa
Miller
Portage Iron Works to Add Steel Wire Nail Plant
Hollidaysburg reports L A B H Wiltney & Co of New York owners of Portage Iron Works at Duncansville adding a hoop to the steel wire nail mill. One hundred skilled workers will be brought from the Brooklyn steel nail mill to the plant.
Christian Science healer Mrs Bald arrested for diphtheria notice failure
In Kansas City on Nov, Mrs A J Bald, a Christian Science healer, was arrested for failing to notify health authorities about a diphtheria case she treated. Among city scientists, most back Mrs Bald in her clash with health officers.
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Kansas City
A. J. Bald
Mra. Baird
Morning News Briefs From The War and Local Happenings
The morning news outlines a general war between Rukia and dopant with imminent action. Steamer Idaho is reported lost with eighteen lives. A review of the Guileteuppe murder is noted along with banquets for the Third Brigade. Local preacher William Edgar discusses What Shall We Read. A coroner’s jury links a mine fire to arson.
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Idaho
Lake Erie
William Edgar
Mra Snorvell
Evanguliatio Work
Oifigal
Lackiwanna
Migacelas
Japan seeks peace with United States over Hawaii emigration
Honolulu reports on the Rio-Jun bringing five hundred Japanese laborers for sugar plantations and local businessman Matsumura stating Japan aims to keep friendship with the United States while preparing for potential conflict with Russia. He argues Japan will negotiate on its terms to ensure amity and support from the U.S. in future.
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Honolulu
Rio-Jun
Seattle
S. Mat- Ssumur
Europe
Hawaii
M. Matsumura
Japan
Trea
Mr Matsumara
Russia
Siberian
Ceres
Asia
Ruesia
Hna- Wall
United States
Reeder Denies Settlement Arranged in Case
General Frank Reeder denied a reported settlement conference involving Van Valkenburg Jung and Canwell related to the Vin Valkentor case and his own case. He said he knew nothing of the meeting beyond newspaper reports. The cases are set for trial next Wednesday. Welles and Reeder have subpoenas in the Van Valkenlora matter.
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Naston
Frank Reeder
Vodlaville
Bea
van Valkenburg
Jung
Canmiwell
Reeder
Vin Valkentorg
Toeder
Lackenbach
Mr. Welles
General Reeder
van Vaalkenlora
Potteville
Train Robbery Near Albuquerque Ends in Wreck and Fire
Four masked men hijacked passenger train No 2 ninety five miles west of Albuquerque at 7 last night. They blew the express safe and wrecked the train, destroying the express baggage and smoker cars and setting four cars ablaze. It is believed a large sum may have been on board. no passengers were injured. The robbers forced the engineer to stop and fled after reversing the engine and escaping through the stock yards.
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Albuquerque
N. AL
Pacific
Vonypuliv
Crains
Fortunatly
Collishon
Jone Wak
Moralds Weather Forecast for New York Navy Region
The forecast calls for cloudy weather with mix of fronts in the middle latitudes and New England. Expect variable winds shifting to southerly and easterly, and rising temperatures with increasing cloudiness. Rain likely in the lake region and coastal areas at night, with colder, stormier conditions in western districts. Tuesday sees partly cloudy skies, warmer temperatures, and coastal winds turning to northwesterly before clearing.
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New York
Navy
New England
Drisk Ears
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Louis Gilmore
Richard M'Lean
Hopbert Williams
A. J. Rouchard
Honry Thomson
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Lake Ontario
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T. M. A. Burke
Albany
M. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Summoer School
CHOIR
Amnesty
Cuban Revolutionary Committee
Ile Spanbel Troom
Dia Internationad Mahi
Norefore
Minteli
Guldensuppe
Thorn
Murray Hill Turkish Baths
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Thor
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Shen Thorn
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