Cleveland at Pittsburg on national cooperation and duty
Former President Grover Cleveland speaks at the Founders' Day program in Pittsburgh on national cooperation, civic duty, and the balance of labor and capital. He praises Carnegie Institute achievements and urges Americans to fulfill duties of good citizenship for the nation’s progress.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
Music Hall
Institute
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Witen
Fenniler
Ely da Sane
Leva
Andrew Cheenegioc
Emeh
Lukban Weakens as Island Siege Pressures Food Supply
By Inclusive Wite, Nov. 7, Lukban’s insurgent force on the island is said to be running low on provisions. Filipino surrendering villagers report his men subsist mainly on a county supply of sweet potatoes. Analysts expect Lukban to surrender by November 1 due to a blockade that blocks food. Insurgents fear the approaching troops.
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Ascochatid
Washington
Sehley Court of Inquire
Captain Hemly
Adventre
Dad Deen
Admiral Dewey
Ar. Tayner
Oelock
Lemly
Jomes
Crribnal
Schley
Admiral Sampson
Commodore Schley
Key Wert
Cienfuegos
Eopidertons
Cybrain Chadwick
Admiral Saropeon
Comodore Seliley
Key Weer
Hadowick
Heuer
Sameon
Cionleges
Dinifal Sebley
Wien Blood
Binach
Mood
Samogon
Siustiage
Othe McCalla
Cleaurny Comonaider McCalla
Leos
Sedley
Mayner
Clentye
Cientuegos
Couning Tag
Number Seven
Pelicy
Rogvis
Admiral Ichley
Bighlig
Mr. Weilt
Hodgzon
Haymes
Anne Avindle County
Maryland
Dion
Min Rayner
Anne Arundle
Brooklyn
Canetain Lemly
Ciariglognn
Island of
Sai
Lukban
Mrs. Cowles Loses a Brooch
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Mrs. Cowles mislaid a brooch during a motor trip to New Orleans. The piece, valued at 85,000 dollars, was reportedly lost amid a sequence involving detention orders and a cement alloy treated scene.
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Willum & Cowlea
Mennatthee Betes
Diana
Drigiond
Post offices to be advanced to presidential grade
From The Associated Press Enclusive Wine reports that in November the fourth class post offices in James town Mount Oliver and Youngaville will be advanced to presidential grade effective January 1 next.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Jamestown
Mount Oliver
Youngaville
Convicts Escape From Leavenworth Prison Mutiny
A mutiny at the new United States prison site near Leavenworth Kansas leaves one man dead, three seriously wounded, and twenty six convicts at large. About four hundred prisoners were at work under thirty armed guards when the disturbance erupted in the late afternoon.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Harge
United States
Vere
Federal
Thanksgiving Proclamation Issued by Pennsylvania Governor
Governor William A. Stone proclaims November 28 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer in Pennsylvania. He notes national mourning for President McKinley and urges residents to attend services, celebrate blessings, and seek continued prosperity and peace.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Stone
Sear
William A. Stone
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Grean
Willian McWinlow
Commonwealth
No Progress Irks Miss Stone Case Amid Diplomatic Moves
Constantinople Nov 7 No progress reported in the Miss Stone case. Negotiations suspended from Bulgaria’s side though efforts continue to resume via Salented. Spencer Muddy, secretary of the United States delegation, plans interviews with Sir Nicholas O'Connor and may travel to Keraplas to liaise with officials.
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Constantinople
Miss Stone
State Vote Totals From Counties With Chester Missing
Enclusive Wire reports unofficial statewide totals from numerous counties with Chester County absent. Plate treasurer results show Rep 428,048 and Fusion 7,888. War Supreme Court Justice lists Rep 426,530 and Fusion 279,821.
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Philadelphia
Chester County
Plate
Lhirris
Coray
Fusion
War Supreme Court
Potter
Yerkes
End of Li Hung Chang Quietly Approached in Pekin
Li Hung Chang’s death in Pekin is reported with details of the final hours. a teakwood coffin, rites, and a lying in state are described. Foreign ministers issue regrets, Yuan Shi Kai is seen as strong successor potential, and Prince Ching’s role is considered amid court tensions.
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Pekin
Conger
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Li Hung Chang
Watt
Yamen
Canton
An-Hul
Minister Wu Comments on Li Hung Chang Death
Washington reports Minister Wu Ting tang has not received official notice of Li Hung Chang’s death. Wu calls Li a great man devoted to China’s betterment and notes the Chinese position will be difficult. Secretary Hay early today summoned Mr. Rockhill for talks on the Chinese situation following the death news.
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Washington
Wu Ting-tang
Loi Hung Ching
Conger
Pekto
Notson
China
Li Hung Chang
Hilea
Hay
Ruckhill
Hung ‘Chang
Rockhill
Finance Keeper Defaulter in $57,000 Embezzlement Case
Charles E. B. Thompson, supreme finance keeper of the Knights of the Maccabees in Port Huron, admits a shortage of 57000 in his accounts. Bonded by National Surety and Fidelity and Deposit, he awaits bond company action. Thompson, jailed neither arrested, faces potential prosecution and repayment as the order assesses losses and bond security.
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Port Huron
Mich
Charles D. Thompson
Supreme Tent
Knights of the Maccabees
Thompson
National Surety Company
New York
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Baltimore
D. P. Markey
Supreme Commander
Markey
Supreme Record
George J. Siglke
Markev
Charles EB. ‘Thompson
Supreme Finance
Suprendont
Eno
Gt Port Hinon
Kint National Bank of
Low Yor
Afr
Hompaot
Desoolution
Pipers
United States
Walton Williow Deifure
Shoupaon
Lie
Vhompaan Towing & Wrecking
Buperion
Thamaeaan
Raishung
Boxing bout shapes up for 40 pound purse
Jack O'Kren of Philadelphia and Jack Scatea of Loudon headline a light bout billed as a 40 pound purse contest tonight at the bivespiel arena in Liverpool.
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Hackwetve Winn
Reas
Inerpool
Nay
Jack O'Krlen
Philadelphia
Jack Scatea
Loudon
France Granted Authority to Rebuild Sixteen Churches and Institutions
Constantinople reports France gains authority to rebuild or repair sixteen churches, convents, and other facilities in various villages. Admiral Caillard lands marines at Mitylene and occupies the customs at Midi without resistance as France seeks guarantees and Turkey surrender in treaty rights. The United States response is described as friendly, with no anticipated international complications.
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France
United States
Constantinople
M. Bapst
Paris
Caillard
Mitylene
Midi
Turkey
United Stats
Cailiard
M. Bupst
Syra
Water Main Break Floods Streets and Tunnel Site
A 60 inch water main supplying high pressure service to Columbia and Washington Heights broke at Broadway and 133rd Street. Water rushed down the hill flooding trenches for the rapid transit tunnel and washing out streets ten feet deep. Laborers fled upstream as crews diverted flood into a shaft and shut off at the pumping station causing extensive damage to streets and tunnels worth thousands.
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New York
Columbia
Washington Heights
Broadway
One
Thirty-third Streets
Dow Hill
Notre Dame Student Dies In Fatal Fight After Injury
A Notre Dame student, Meveland, died after a fight with a felon he wrestled with. the incident was filmed and occurred at night. Initial reports suggested a fatal injury though further details were unclear and the event prompted investigations.
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Meveland
Notre Dame
Matic
Hiia
Lilien
Steamship Arrivals From Bremen and Cherbourg
Steamship arrivals list ships from Bremen and Cherbourg reaching New York. Vessels include Victoria Thiabiins ei Mgatouth and Chooheatiene with Queenatown calls, plus Sivanier Toutanic and Beaucampion-Suillet. The arrival summary notes routes from Bremen and Cherbourg and other liners like Steir Willeton Di Gis.
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New York
Sieane
Migusto Victoria
Mgatouth
Chooheatiene
Queenatown
Sivanier Toutanic
Beauampion—Suillet
Steir Willeton
Bremen
Cherbourg
Weather outlook for Kat eu Venus area in Kansas
The forecast calls for colder temperatures across the nation. In Kat eu Venus expect Saturday fair weather with fresh westerly winds.
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Washington
Kateu
Kansas
Wits
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