Sagasta Summoned as New Spanish Cabinet Forms
Reports say Sagasta has been summoned to lead a liberal cabinet to replace the resigned Aguirre government. Admiral Bermejo Mas to become marine minister while Weyler’s status remains unsettled. The cabinet is expected to be completed soon with Correa confirmed as war minister. The US State Department has no new Spain news.
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Weyler
Cuba
Bermejo Mas
Ministry of Marine
Madrid
Det
Senor Sarasta
Liberale
Agcar?vieu
Inez
Senor Bagasta
Hermejo
Marine
Hola Makine
Cute
Senor Sagasia
United States
Woolford
Melkinigs
Woodford
Sener Bagusta
Spain
Sandy Sagcasti
Correa
Washington
Get
State Department
Kay
Wo Iford
Bherman
Legation
Mrs Neener's Escape From Death Becomes Daze
Mrs Neener, declared dead in Ithaca, New York, was discovered alive after a funeral order. A Rochester hospital physician and two other doctors found her heart still beating and expected only a few days of life, noting a long-standing organic heart disease.
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Ithaca
MW Neener
Thats
Neener
Neain Sum
Tone
Crowds at Gettysburg Dwarf This Season's Past Gatherings
Large crowds filled Gettysburg town and battlefield with thousands of visitors from Philadelphia Reading and Altoona. Trolley and hack transport were busy and crowds walked to key points while Captain Longage delivered lectures on the three days of battle. Weather was clear and pleasant all afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottyeburg
Phila. Velphia
Reading
Marrlebury
Altoona
Caytain
Eclipse Expeditions Planned From Oakland for India View
Oakland California plans two expeditions to observe the total solar eclipse in India this month. Professor Charles Burckhalter of Craboy observatory and Professor W. W. Campbell of Lick observatory lead state efforts with full equipment. The Pierson expedition from the Chaboy observatory will depart October, and it is unlikely both parties meet en route.
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Oakand
India
Charles Burckhalter
Craboy Observatory
W. W. Campbell
Lik Obrvatory
Pierson
Chaboy Bor
Ootobhora
W. Awmpbell
Lick Observatory
Robbery Claim Near Chickasha Involving Jennings Gang
In Chickasha Oklahoma on October 1 the Chicago Island and Pacific Railroad offered a reward for information leading to the capture of the five men who held up a passenger train. Deputies with bloodhounds pursue the Me Jennings gang in Canadian county as the chase continues through the strip country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthrie
Okla
Chicago, Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Chickasaw Vriday
Maraith
Jennings Gang
Gutluwa
Santa Fe
Canadian County
Fighting at Canudos causes heavy losses for both sides
Dispatches from HuenoW Ayren report severe fighting at Canudos Brazil as government troops clash with insurgents. Reports state heavy losses on both sides and that advances to capture the town have stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canudos
Jon
Huenow Ayren
Telefrom
Brazil
Experience of an Artist Henry Landor Tortured in Thibet
Henry Savage Landor renowned artist traveler and writer and grandson of Walter Savage Landor returned to India after a brutal Thibet expedition. Abandoned by his party he was betrayed and sentenced to death by Thibetans and tortured on a stretching rack. After eight days chained he survived with twenty two wounds.
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Bombay
Henry Savage Landor
Walter Savage Landor
India
Thibet
Landors
Landor
May Shelve Col Stone Plan Hinted By Magee Quay Deal
A Pittsburg dispatch says a rumor forecasts C L Magee will approach Senator Quay with an indirect proposal to join on a ticket if Quay will shelve Col W A Stone as a gubernatorial candidate. Magee would accept Widener Connell Roeder or Stone. Stone later said he would run if two delegates support him, and Hoe said he would not seek another term in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 1
Monthly Weather Chart Aids Great Lakes Mariners
The Weather Bureau releases a monthly marine meteorological chart for October. It shows storm tracks across the lake region, the main routes from Milwaukee to Alpena and Port Arthur to Palosky, along with normal wind directions, foggy day counts, and danger signal locations for vessel masters.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Lake
East Wort
Lake Superior
Milwaukee
Alpena
Michigan
Port Huron
Port Arthur
Palosky
Mich
Baseball magnate sues rail line over stock and dividends
Cleveland Oct . Frank Deollans Robinson, a baseball magnate, sues Cleveland City Railway Co and M A Hanna, J B Hanna, and John J Shipherd in equity seeking injunctions and appointment of a trustee to investigate and prevent payment of a dividend. He alleges blank stock certificates were issued to Shipherd as transfer clerk and used as loan security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Deollans Robinson
Cleveland City Hallway Company
M. A. Hanna
J. B. Hanna
John J. Shipherd
Robinson
Cleveland City Cable Company
Woodland Avenue and West Side Company
Cleveland City Railway
Consolidated Company
Shipherd
Board of Directors
Shiphern
Matin
Hanna
Enable Company
Consalidated Company
Cable Company
Salvation Army quartet held for street disorder in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey Captain Murd tan and three Weutenaunta of the Salvation Army were arrested by police for disorderly conduct after ignoring a warning to desist. They spent the night in cells at police headquarters where the singing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Murdtan
Weutenaunta
Salvation Army
Desest
Cella
Body of Robert Monroe Identified in New York Hotel Death
The body of Robert Monroe, one of two men found dead from gas asphyxiation at the Broadway Garden hotel in New York, was identified today as Ernest Hayden of Springfield Massachusetts. Hayden’s father is said to be connected with the Springfield Hire company. Youlie Hayden was engaged in stage dancing and recently took sons to a show.
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New York
Robert Monroe
Broadway Garden
Ernest Hayden
Springfield
Mass
Springfold
Youlie Hayden Wan Eiage
Jessons
Tracy and supporters assert stay of General Tracy in mayoral race
New York Oct 32 Republican leaders announce they will not accept Seth Low as a unifying candidate. General Tracy vows to remain in the race. committee endorses Tracy for Mayor, Pitch for Comptroller, Appleton for President of the Council and urges anti-Tammany voting on election day.
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New York
Benator Platt
Citizens’ Union
General Tracy
Seth Low
Low
Tracy
Mr. Low
Greater
Pratt
Republican Organization
Carnece Hall
Quigg
Greater Municipal Campaign Committee
Republican
Madison Square
Tammany Hall
Republican Party
Citizena’ Union
Friends of Good Government
Republican City Committee
Republican City Convention
Benjamin F. Tracy
Ashbon P. Pitch
Roses Appleton
Death of George Pyne Reveals Burglary Connection
A post mortem on George R. Pyne, late chief clerk of the Pennsylvania House, shows death from a blow to the head by burglars who attacked him and robbed him in an Atlantic City hotel. Friends vow to pursue and punish the assailants.
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George Pyne
Harrisburg
George R. Pyne
House of Representatives
Pyne
Atlantic City
Tom Johnson Rallying Support in New York Campaign
Cleveland reformer Tom L. Johnson arrives in New York to campaign for Henry George. Johnson, famed for his relentless Ohio drive, joins the effort to win backing for the single tax platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
New York
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Henry George
Mr. Johnson
Ohio
Woman describes mental strain before Yonkers doctor tragedy
Mrs Eleanor Flagg wife of Dr Robert N Flagg recounts the morning after their wedding in New York City when he killed Himes by leaping from a hotel window. She says he was acutely agitated and sought medical help before the fatal act. His body was later moved to Yonkers.
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New York
Eleanor Flags
Robert N. Fiane
Yonkers
Himes
Murray HI Hotel
Flagg
Trotter
Yellow Fever Threat Emerges Near Philadelphia
The Maritime Exchange reports the John Wilson steamship's chief engineer died Friday likely from yellow fever after arriving at Delaware Breakwater. He will be buried in Lewes, Delaware, as the vessel proceeds to Reedy Island. The ship had sailed from Bocas del Toro for Mobile, later heading back toward the first port, with limited movement details since. At Reedy Island, the quarantine station is located about forty miles below the city.
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Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange
John Wilson
Delaware
Lewes
Del
Reedy Istana
Norweelsa
Olsen
Bocas del Toro
Costa Rica
Mobile
Mand
Reedy Island
Quitantine Station
General Neal Dow Dies, Maine Prohibition Leader
General Neal Dow, famed father of Maine's prohibitory law and temperance reformer, died at his home in Vortlind Maine at 2 p m. He was 93, born in Portland and celebrated his ninety third birthday in that city. Dow served in the Civil War, led a regiment, and endured Libby prison. He faced mobs opposing the Maine law and helped drive its enactment, with a notable trial for liquor possession before the state supreme court ending in acquittal.
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Vortlind
New Dew
Maine Prohibtory
Temperance Reform Party
Neal Dow
Publc
Marahon
Maine
General Dow
Portland
Don
Butler
Hay Jed
Port Hudson
Libby
Dow
Maine Supreme Court
William Pitt Feerenden
Steamer Wolcott Reports Quiet Copper River Passage
The Wolcott arrived from Prince William Sound Alaska with two passengers reporting quiet conditions on the Copper River despite earlier obstructions and rapids. One passenger, former United States Marines Lewise Williams of Alaska, says ascent is impossible due to rapids and other barriers.
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Copper Country
Beoitlh, Wash
Wolcott
Prince William Sound
Alaska
Copper River
United States
Marahas Lewise Williams
Boute
Miners Demand 15 Percent Wage Increase in Belgium
The Belgian miners national congress, meeting in Liege, decided to press for a 15 percent wage rise and warned that a general strike would be called by mid November if the demand is not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Belguum
National Congress of Miners
Yellow Jack On A Fruit Steamer Near Philadelphia
The Norwegian fruit steamer John Wilson arrived at Delaware Breakwater quarantine with the chief engineer Charles Peterson dead from yellow fever after leaving Mobile September 12. The crew reports the disease started as malaria in Bocas del Toro and spread on the voyage north. the ship will be fumigated at Reedy Island and quarantined.
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Lewes
Del
John Wilson
Bocas del Toro
Colombia
Delaware
Philadelphia
New York
Wilson
Mobile
Peterson
Government
Whson
Reedy Island
Woelock
Deaths in New Orleans and surrounding areas split by fever cases
The report notes twenty seven cases and two deaths in New Orleans with the Et Claude district cleared of quarantine and hospitals free of infection in parts. Algiers reports five cases total while Ocean Springs sees no current treatment cases. Edwards Mississippi records fourteen new yellow fever cases and 122 total deaths.
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New Orleans
Ir. Mets
Et Claude Diatrict
Hospital Street
Palermo
Board of Health
Algiers
Old Auxiliary Sanitary Association
Ocuwwa
Pringe
Ocean Springs
Edwards
Mies
Nitta Youma
Cable Train Held Up by Two Men
Two armed men stopped a cable train one mile south of Kansas City on Summit street, robbing the conductor of small change. The gripman Israel was shot at but no one was hurt. No passengers were aboard. the robbers were described as young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Summit Street
Gripman Israel
Prairie fire devastates Manitoba. five children among dead
A sweeping prairie fire driven by a gale burned across Manitoba farms. Beausejour reported a grim loss with two women and five children of the Moreski family burned in their woodside house. Livestock carcasses and widespread homelessness followed as families fled the flames.
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Winnipeg
Man
Beausejour
Moreski
Cavalry Deployed for Choctaw Election in Guthrie
Two troops of cavalry are sent from the War Department to the Darlington agency to keep order during the Choctaw election starting tomorrow. The move follows appeals from government agent Major Woodson as the Indians are said to be beyond control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Darlington
War Department
Woodson
Schooner Brian Howe Goes Ashore Near Cape Henlopen
The Brian Howe under Captain Lewis, sailing from Philadelphia to New London, ran aground at Cape Henlopen at 8 last night. Five crew members were rescued safely by breeches buoy. the wounded man is stable though waterlogged.
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Araateague
Brian Howe
Lewis
Philadelphia
New London
Cape Henlopen
Freight collision on Nickel Plate kills engineer in Willoughby
In a freight collision on the Nickel Plate railroad at Willoughby Ohio engineer Charles Brown of Bellevue was killed. Seven grain and stock cars were demolished.
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Cheveland, O
Nickel Plate Railroad
Willoughby
Charies Brown
Bellevue
Record Pace Set By Four Year Old Pacing Gelding
New World's Record set in Oakland California by B Joe Wheeler for four year old pacing geldings. The horse completed a mile in 2075 on a track two seconds slow.
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Oakland
Cal
Greek cabinet swears oath as Zaimis forms new government
In Athens the new cabinet organized by M. Zaimlis took the oath before King George. Minsters named include Haril Kiriako as minister of marine and General Smoleneki as minister of war. The Scrip and Asty denounce Delyannis while Boule to reconvene next Tuesday to discuss peace negotiations with Turkey.
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Athens
M. Zaimle
Asty
Akropolis
Ephimeris
Scrip
M. Delyannis
Olivier
Pfice
George
Haril Kiriako
Awful Night on a Wrecked Schooner
Atlantic City reports the schooner Henry May wrecked off Longport amid a violent northeast gale. Captain W C Perry and five crewmen clung to the hull for nearly a day as rescue attempts failed until sunrise revealed the sailors alive on shore at Ocean City. The vessel, owned by Berlin Mills of Portland, carried railroad tires.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Longport
Ocean City
Henry May
W. C. Perry
Porthind
Perry
Barnekat
Delaware
Aail
Peck
Captain Perry
Berlin Mills Company
Portland
Who is May Gleason A girl by that name commits suicide in Poughkeepsie
A young woman named May Gleason age 22 died by suicide at a Glenham Dutchess county orderly house overnight by swallowing carbelite acid. Her exact residence and time were unknown. Described as very beautiful with brown hair and refined features she had stayed four weeks in the house and had spoken of Philadelphia possibly having lived there. She was an accomplished plantnt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
May Gleason
Glenham
Dutchess County
Peace at Hazleton as troops withdraw
Hazleton Pa October reports a battalion of troops stationed there will be withdrawn tomorrow. Militia nearly all at work again and affairs have resumed normal condition.
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Hagleton
Tima
Mitera
Steamship Arrivals Hayre and Queenstown Ships Reach Port
Steamship Hayre arrived at New York from La ascogne on October B while Queenstown Saileis of Com pany arrived in New York from Liverpool. Umbria, from Liverpool, also arrived in New York.
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Hayre
Oct
Ascogne
New York
Queenstown
Saileis
Compania
Liverpool
Umbria
General-Serious Accident on the Rio Grande Railroad
Local rail incident reported on the Rio Grande line with details of injuries and possible causes. Officials investigate as crews restore service and assess damage to tracks and rolling stock. Citizens await further updates on schedule impacts and safety measures.
Rio Grande Train Wreck Near Cotapaxi Kills Two
A Denver and Rio Grande narrow gauge train derailed west of Cotapaxi Colorado injuring several and killing two passengers. The wreck occurred at a trestle when cars left the track during the morning excursion to Denver for carnival events.
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Cotapaxi
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
Here
Sequel of the Muddle in Winton Borough
Borough orders are non redeemable due to a muddle and restraining orders on Treasurer J J Lawler. Street workers, owed money, hire Attorney C P O Malley to collect. Bernard Giles sued in Alderman Howe's office and won five dollars. Bureauess McAndrew represented the borough.
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Winton
J. J. Lawler
C. P. O'Malley
Bernard Giles
Howe
Bureess McAndrew
Young Watres Narrow Escape on Kimhurst Boulevard
Reyburn Watres son of ex Lieutenant Governor L A Watres narrowly escaped serious injury while riding a horse on Kimhurst boulevard. Father and son pursued the runaway mount for two miles toward Nay Ang park. The horse tired, and Reyburn, clinging to its neck, remained uninjured after being halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyburn
L. A. Watres
Kimhuurst
Nay Ang Park
Mr. Watres
Coroner's Jury Set Tonight for Jermyn Mine Disaster
The coroner's jury will convene at 6 PM in Coroner 8 P. Long Street office to hear testimony. Mine Inspector Pretherych will assist with the inquest, with witnesses including Mine Foreman Johns, Reese Pireboxs, Superintendent Baker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
P. Long Street
Pretherych
Johns
Pireboxs Reese
Baker
Weather Forecast for The Herald’s New York Territory
The Herald reports a forecast for the middle states and New England with clear skies and a slow fall in temperature today. Brisk northeasterly and southeasterly winds may bring local rain in the lake region with a warmer, variable wind pattern tomorrow and possible rain near the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Middle States
New England
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Gettysburg
Great Fund
Bureau
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Georgee
M. Delyannia
Henry
Hazleton
Rio Grande
Sonor Saguvta
Dela Wire
Qhore
Dr. McLeod
Klondike
Ateailant
Novack
Namar
Lackawanna County News
James GO
Bioline
Mrs. Mintyre
Silverton
Fred Feyler
Cincinnati
Falida
Delta
Mary Jonnson
Telluride
Frank KE
Adams
Ada Compton
Saunders
Salida
Laura Gates
Denver
James Kirk
Montrose
G. N. Compton
J. HW
Shay
Lulu Chase
F. H. Posey
N. OB. McCrary
Eee Moling
H. Berdeserpfer
Young Watres
Will
Jermyn Mine
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