Industrial testimony on labor unions and New York immorality
A congressional style hearing reports New York Builders League testimony critiquing arbitration limits and labor influence in Albany. Dr Blaustein of Educational Alliance cites East Side immorality and police corruption hindering prosecutions, urging immigrant oversight.
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Educational Alliance
East Side
David Blaustein
New York City
Tno
Iowa
New York
Speekloe
Giveatehoys
Blauetein
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Maint Fox
Niuthonat Tron Moulders
Me Pox
Irom
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Pox
Ife
Isaac Birriolo Hanged in Wellsboro After Prolonged Efforts
Isaac Birrio lo, convicted of murdering his wife last December, was hanged in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. He climbed to the drop with a steady step, refused to confess, and was pronounced dead twelve minutes after the trap opened at 12:09. The execution followed multiple reprieves and a failed clemency bid, the case marking a grim end to a lengthy legal fight.
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Wellsboro
Essac Bitsriolo
Sherif Johnsen
Diep Ty Lloyd
Pemfeld
Pheriala
Ted
West
Denuth
Miss Loonie Retracts Forgery Claim About Mayor Flood
Elmira New York November 15 Catherine Loonie imprisoned for forging deeds retracts yesterday statement saying Mayor Flood initiated the forgeries She now says Floods attorney compelled her to sign warning he would die by own action and that morally she would be his murderer She offers to testify before the grand jury in Flood case.
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N. Y
Catherine Loonie
Mayer Flood
Auchurn
Reecrad
McKinley's Nephew Dead in Hong Kong
News arrives of the death of Mrs. McKinley's nephew Assistant Messenger Thurber in Hong Kong from typhoid. The Monterey’s commander reports the death at 4 50 AM and the White House and President McKinley are notified amid official condolences. Thurber, a cousin of Melvin, served as a private in the Spanish War era and later held naval posts before contracting typhoid.
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Wishington
Newa Wie
Terhayef
White House
Cowles
Eliut
Marker Hinoni
Peter
Olio
Wwe Meltiniousam
Phillippines
Gein
Austria
Monterey
Hong Kong
Will Not Contest Governor Race In Kentucky
Exclusive AP dispatch reports that John Yorken a Republican candidate for Kentucky governor will not contest Governor Hockhall’s election. Yerkes, now internal revenue collector for the Eighth district, states the central campaign will proceed with Crombes chairing the state committee and Yorken’s return to a former pension agent position in Louisville.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Yorken
Kentucky
Wits
Yerkes
New Republican Headquarters to Open in Washington
Wire dispatch from The Associated Press reports a new Republican headquarters to open within two weeks at the northeast corner of Vermont Avenue and D Street in Washington. A portion of the furniture for the eastern headquarters is destined for New York, and shipments have begun for the national committee.
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Washington
Vermont Avenue
Wic Street
New York
Bbone
Wayshie Begiet
National Committee
Debilitated Senator Davie Faces Worsening Health
Exclusive dispatch reports Senator Davie under severe mental and physical strain linked to kidney trouble. The immediate family brace for the worst, while hoping for an improving turn amid troubling symptoms and ongoing dispute.
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St. Paul
Ming
United States
Davie
Navy armor contract seals largest U S arms order
Secretary Long announced a deal with Carnegie and Bethlehem for Krupp armor at 420 a ton, up to 455.52 with royalties, covering 4 950 tons for 17 ships including eight battleships six armored cruisers and three protected cruisers. The agreement promises armor cheaper than any nation and details delivery tests and royalties.
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Bethlehem
Associated Press
Washington
Long Today
Carnegie
Beth- Tehem
Naivy Department
Bethlehem Companies
Krupp
United States
Midvale
Maine
Department
Admiral O'Neil
Bureau of Ordnance
Longs
Alew
Navy Department
Council of Women Probes U S Jewels and Possessions
Exclusive dispatch reports the Council of Women appointing an investigating commission to study the condition of securities and domestic affairs and to determine the feasibility of establishing commissions in various territories. Members include Mrs. M O and others in Hawaii Cuba Porto Rico the Philippine Islands and the Whipping Islands. The group seeks cooperation in gathering information and funding details for future action.
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Minneapolis
United
Dueme
Hawaii
M, OR
M. Wathees
Cuba
Porto Hico
Mae
Bioko
Whippine Islands
Eivellie
Local charter bids connect Linglestown lines to Hawestone
Harrisiury dispatch reports charters filed today by Linglestown and Blue Mountain Railway to build an electric line to Linglestown with connections to a traction company. The Dania Miller Company and Hers County Trust of Reading announce capital structures and financing plans.
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Linglestown
Hlue Mountain Linect Rtalway
Hapeivbang
Compainy
Dania Millerie
Washington
Capital
Etduia
Herks County Trust Company
Meading
Census Returns Show Michigan and Kentucky Population Shifts
Exclusive: Michigan official population rises to 487,090 with a 15.6 percent gain. Kentucky reaches 1,107,174, adding 1,555,605 since last count, up 15.5 percent, per wire reports from Washington.
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Washington
Michigan
Ceme A
Kentucky
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Miss Morgan Married in St George’s Church Ceremony
Miss Morgan, daughter of Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, wed Herbert Livingston Satterlee at St George’s Church in New York. Exclusive reports note 2500 invitations issued, 400 inside the church, Rev. Dr. Rainsford officiated, and a full choral ceremony with a Dom Gohengrin aria. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with point lace, a tulle veil, and a bouquet of white orchids and roses. Attendants included Anne Trey Morgan and Marion Satterlee, among others. A temporary structure housed a banquet and the bride received a tiara and diamond brooch from her father, with bonds reportedly set aside for her.
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Associated Pro
New York
Misa Louise Pierpont Morgan
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J. Pierpont Moran
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Mise Caroling Morgan
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May Sturges
Morgan
Parsons Wing Elects Officers at November Session
Exclusive wire from the Associated Press reports the Parsons Wing of Labor selecting officers for the day session. John N. Parsons is master workman. J. Monnelly is worthy foreman. Eimory Burley is secretary and treasurer. Executive bond members include A. ad. O'Reefe, Abe J. A. Conner, and W. B. H. Carr. A. O. O'Keefe was elected editor of the national journal. Elging A. Hicks was expelled for replacing strikers with non union men in New York City. Discussion on Chinese exclusion and stricter pauper immigration controls followed, amid territorial gains by the United States.
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Khoighta
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New York
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Boston
Eimory Burley
Wellston
Ohio
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Washington, D.C
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Washington, D. C
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New York City
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United States
Wholesale body snatching shocks Newaygo county cemetery
A Free Press dispatch from Kahungee reports a wholesale body snatching at Spring Brook cemetery in Newaygo county. Nine bodies were exhumed over several days as graves remained half filled with snow, including children Mildred Eldredge and others aged from nine to fifty. Police pursued leads with Pinkerton detectives en route to Hilettings.
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Mrs Guiteau's Third Venture in Expose of TV Marriage
An exclusive wire from Associated Press Chicago reports the marriage of Anne Loire and Kodh Allen. The item notes Mrs Detain as Charier J. Guiteau, historically hanged for the assassination of President Garfield in 1882. Allen pursues a controversial third venture.
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Coxe Miners Strike at Beavey Meadow Colliery
Exclusive AP report from Uodleton Nov 1 states miners at Beavey Meadow colliery, Foxy Broa Co, walked out to protest a promised raise. Workers allege a violation of the company agreement to pay Bly percent, claiming they were shorted during the strike.
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Foxy Broa, & Co
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Pekin Meeting Advances Chinese Plenipotentiaries Plans
The note from Pekin states the powers for Chinese plenipotentiaries are almost ready to submit within ten days. Ministers agreed no meeting today and discussions focus on major questions with only minor phases left unsettled. General Traumney travels to Fhan-Hoi-Kswan to inspect winter harbor suitability.
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Charles Traumnney
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Weather and civic notes amid a cold spell and city events
The morning weather forecast shows fair skies and continued cold. Reports outline progress of contracts and industrial commission activity in New York, plus a Hollespathe meeting, court notices, and a Soldiers and Salhi monument dedication near Scranton with seasonal conditions affecting nearby areas.
Russian press marks Pekin treaty amid China talks
Up Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press St. Petersburg Nov 1 Russian newspapers celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the Pekin treaty that expanded Russia's territory. The Novy Vremya criticizes Paris diplomacy and hints at a possible separate Russian position in China negotiations, though not as official government policy.
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China
Count von Waldersee Salary Set at 150000 Marks Annually
The Reichstag passes a China expedition supplementary credit bill fixing Field Marshal Count von Waldersee’s salary at 150000 marks per year with large extras. Division commanders receive 5000 marks non extra and lower officers paid proportionally. This is five times the salaries paid at home.
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China
Count von Waldersee
Thirteen Die in Express Wreck Near Dax France
An express train wreck near Dax Auv (St George’s to Sau busse) kills thirteen and injures twenty, with many missing. A Peruvian minister and an attache, plus other travelers, are among the dead as speed and a toppled restaurant car precipitate into a ravine. The wreck occurred after the locomotive subsided into ballast and repairs ensued.
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Herve
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Jeffries Signs Article for Fights With Ruhlin and Sharkey
The Associated Press reports James Jeffries of California signed articles for two bouts with Guy Ruhlin of Akron and Tom Sharkey of Tahone. The plan calls for a June 7 location, with five ounce gloves and Marquis of Queensbury rules, and a possible transition to Nevada or state rules if a finish is not reached.
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New York
James Jeffries
California
Guy Ruhlin
Akron
Ohio
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Jeffries
Rublin
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Palane
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U S Cavalry Regiment Ordered to Rejoin under Chaffee
Exclusive Wire reports from Toko dated November 1 state Sixth Cavalry remains under command of Lt Colonel Theodore J. Win with troops J, Ky, IL, M Chaffee. The dispatch indicates continued formation and readiness as part of the war department's orders.
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War Department
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American League Declares Independence in Baseball Split
The American League leader Hen Johnson proclaimed independence and rejected union with the National League, stating they act on their own terms and would consider joining only under a new national agreement, as talks about a formal split proceed.
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Natiqiel League
Astronomers Claim Planet Not Visible to Naked Eye
Exclusive wire reports Professor Leavit of Phute University notes that a planet cannot be seen without a telescope. Astereid Bros photographed the scene while planners discuss declassified details and the planet's likeness, though the sighting remains disputed.
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Tony
Siman
Fragmented OCR Note With Names From Various Cities
The readable fragments list many scattered names and places including New York Hamburg Victoria liverpagl and Beuteltamdl Sew Work. The passage appears as a garbled OCR extract with inconsistent spellings and multiple locations lacking coherent context.
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Tramipe Last Night Rail Crash Blocks Lehigh Line
An express from Wath to Bethlehem derailed near Momowney Creek ten miles north of Bethlehem. Seventeen passengers were aboard with no injuries. Travel resumed this morning. County authorities suspect professional saboteurs caused the accident.
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Unclear OCR Fragment on New York Event
An error filled passage mentions exclusive Wie from The Associated Pros Helena Mott and Marcus Daly, claiming a bi Monitial movieostor event in New York where all bhy chineies were suspended and the Ora tions of mood were halted. No fuel scenes of mourning or evidence of reaped are described.
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Mott
Marcus Daly
New York
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Milla
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Copwe
Durbin Wins Indiana Governorship Amid Broad Victory
An Associated Press report from Indianapolis notes Durbin, Republican, defeats Mum, Democrat, by a 25,166 plurality as the official Indiana gubernatorial vote is completed.
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Indianapolis
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Nev, M
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Tammany Leader Speech Sparks Confusion at Meeting
The Trammany Leader asserts no land or income comes from pool halls and houses of ill fame as the meeting dissolves in confusion over Coroner Itzpatriot. Reports note Croker and Straus pressured for crackdown while Nixon heads a five member committee to review urban conditions and crime.
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Lecause
Doemase
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Jeffries Corbett Boat tax dispute headline
A chaotic garbled report references Jeffries and Corbett in a public boat matter. It notes plans to quell a dispute and mentions individuals including William A Brady and Jolitus Misiager amid unclear figures and percentages.
Washington Weather Forecast Update
Forecaster notes cold weekend with windy conditions and low temperatures. Channel forecast covers Friday through Sunday with continued chilly air and brisk winds affecting the Washington area.
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