Decorations Fill City for Great State Celebration
Extensive decorations at Pioneer square and University Street prepare the city for a historic celebration. Chosen figures include the Goddess of Liberty, the American eagle, and portraits of soldiers. arches and bunting will shield crowds from rain as governors and dignitaries review the pageant.
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Wisen
Philippines
First Avenue
Liberty
Republic
University Street
Flrat Avenue
Penton
Newell
Humes
Levi Anken
First
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Yester Way
Mon- Gay
University Streets
Captain Chadwick Denies Letter Prompting Santiago Surrender
New York harbor reports Captain Chadwick of the cruiser New York confirming he drafted a letter on July 4 after consulting General Shafter. He states Admiral Sampson’s claim is true and notes minor edits by Lieutenant Commander Taunton before submission. He calls the matter trivial and defends Sampson.
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New York
Chadwick
Cruieer
Sampson
Gen. Toral
Santiago
Toral
Shafter
Gen. Shafter
Lieut. Com
Taunton
Sampaon
Cork nationalist MP attacked by Royal Engineers in London
Dr Charles Tanner, nationalist member for Cork middle division, was assaulted by a Royal Engineer in London after haranguing troops and insulting the queen. Tanner says he will retaliate if the man rises. The doctor struck back with a stone.
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London
Charles Tanner
Cork
Royal Engineers
Tanner
Amusement Bulletin at Third Avenue Theater Tonight
Tonight's program at Third Avenue Theater features Held by the Enemy as the main presentation. Olympic Hall offers vaudeville and moving pictures for an evening of varied entertainment.
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Third Avenue Theater
Olympic Hall
Amusements notes on Shaw play and local theater offerings
The Third Avenue theater presents Held by the Enemy a Shaw production praised as a realism rich army life drama with strong roles led by Mr Hean. the Olympic theater headlines vaudeville and Areneldo’s hand balancing while Beattie theater features A Gay Deceiver by locals. Seattle’s Swedish dialect farce A Genuine Gentleman opens Sunday with Plen Hendricks in the lead.
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Shaw Company
Third Avenue Theater
Hean
Shaw
Wm. Gillette
Beattie Theater
Marguerite McKinney
Mesers
Willard
Ingiles
Seattle
Plen Hendricks
Hendricks
Dewey Receives Own Home in Washington
The Dewey House was formally turned over to Admiral Dewey by Assistant Secretary Vanderuit and Treasurer Roberta. The ceremony marks Dewey owning a home in Washington, with details provided by the officials.
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Washington, D. C
Dewey
Vanderuip
United States
Roberta
Famine in India Report Highlights Widespread Hunger
SIMULA India Det M4 reports at today’s supreme council meeting that famine areas cover 100000 miles of Dettieh territory and 250000 miles of native states, each with more than 1500000 people. Central provinces especially Herar Gunerat North Deccan Junjaub Haroda Tadore Rajputana show grave conditions.
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Simula
India
Supreme Council
M. Rivas
Dettieh
Herar
Gunerat
New Battleship Plans Promised by Naval Bureau
Washington D C Oct 4 The naval construction bureau will prepare plans in coming months for three new battleships authorized by the last congress. The ships aim to be the most formidable fighting machines and faster than any in their class. Likely features include triple screws and superimposed turrets, with internal debate among bureau chiefs on propulsion and turret design. Admiral Melville backs triple screws and turrets, while Chief Hichborn opposes the turrets as before.
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Washington, D. C
Naval Construction Bureau
Columbia
Minneapeotia
Melville
Bureau of Engineering
Awift
eNipa
Bureau of Equipment
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Hichborn
Admiral Bradford
Democrats to Fight Expansion in Next Campaign
Chicago reports that Democratic leaders at a St. Louis conference decided to make anti-imperialism the battle cry of the next national campaign. A canvass showed anti-expansion as the sole issue likely to win in the next elections, with policy change possible if election outcomes urge it.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Cuba payroll order shocks diplomats abroad
A new official order from the Hank of Venezuela, the country’s treasury, directs cuts to the salaries of all diplomatic and consular representatives overseas. The move signals tightening measures and broad impact on foreign missions.
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New York
Cuba
Hank
Venezuela
Baby Born With Two Heads Stuns New York
New York reports a baby girl born at three o'clock this morning to Epstein a shoemaker. One head is normal and fully formed with long dark hair. a second, smaller head lies on the left shoulder, bald and not yet showing life or opened eyes.
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New York
Atork
Epstein
Oine
Women to oppose Mormon entry in Louisville
The Women's Emergency Club of Louisville vows winter effort to mobilize city women against the Latter Day Saints presence and temple plans. If needed, club and allied organizations may unite in action through emergency associations to block the entrance and temple erection.
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Louisville
Louieville
Cty
Wred
Wireless Telegraphy Tests at Sea Near New York
Orders issued to prepare the cruiser New York and battleship Massachusetts for Marcon wireless telegraphy tests at sea. Naval Constructor Bowles directed to conduct work at anchorages while yacht races end.
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New York
Navy Yard
Massachusetts
Marcon
Bowles
Prosecutions to Open Against Capt Carter Associates
The Department of Justice plans indictments in Savannah Ga as a grand jury convenes on Tuesday November 24. It targets associates of Capt Carter in a conspiracy to defraud the government with likely cases against Gaynors Greens and Weatcott father in law to Capt Carter. Attorney General Griggs notes the elder Weatcott did not testify at the army court martial and suggests his testimony might have aided Carter.
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Washington
Ober
M. Carter
Bavannah, Ga
Federal Court of
Savannah
Department of Justice
United States District Court
Department of Justee
Gaynors
Greens
Weat
Electric rail collision disrupts West Street line
A passenger car and the line car of the West Street and North End Electric railway collided last evening near the power house. Motorman George Mee suffered slight injuries while passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt. One passenger car platform was badly smashed and traffic was suspended for an hour.
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West Street
North End
George Mee
Want More Wages in Fall River Textile Industry
Textile unions in Fall River plan wage increases for about 28 600 mill operatives. The Textile Council is gathering data and a council meeting set for next Friday night is expected to vote to bring the issue before the manufacturers association.
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Fall River
Mase
Oct
Textile Council
Manufacturers Association
Varied world notes mix traditions and curiosities
A compendium of short items notes shipping from Texas to global markets, corn cob meat adulteration, South Dakota harvests, 15 cent day wages for women on Japanese farms, and large borax trade. It mentions Pittsburgh school enrollments, book-making chemistry, Vera Glade queries, Madrid linen paper, literacy rates in Britain since Queen Victoria, a pistol-armed Chicago worker, Pat Riley’s dance accident, a tugboat dog in Pennsylvania, American dentists in Europe, German pharmacy limits, a vegetarian boot tale, and Paris expo fare highlights.
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Pitteburg
Glade
Drover
Hank Hitters
Madrid
Great Tritain
Chicago
Pat Riley
Weat
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
West Lafayette
Europe
Germany
London
Various Global to Local News Snippets From The Era
A mix of notes covers cable rate changes between South Africa and England, a UN proposal on women in learned professions, tree planting at Valley Forge, asylum population figures in New York, refugee return in the Caucasus, quinine production in Java and India, a court ruling on street trees, India’s rail progress, Chinese workers’ carnival protests in Chicago, and a Mobile fish dealers rail car experiment. A New York widow fights a $700 salt inheritance left by a deceased husband.
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South Africa
England
Uragil
Valley Yorge
New York
Caucasus
Java
Peru
India
Johnny
Enogland
Chicago
Western
Mobile
Ala
Meeting of Single Taxers Promotes Land Reform
The first indoor single tax meeting of the season was held last night in Collins building. Rev. H. D. Brown urged life liberty and the pursuit of happiness plus land for a living, arguing the single tax would help poor men own homes and lessen tenant burdens.
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A. Hall
Collins Building
H. D. Brown
Battery Street M. BE
Brown
Wiliam Horan
J. J. Bkelding
Washington
Single Tax League
G. Ao
Household Hints for Cleaning and Minor Ailments
Household hints describe cleaning methods for fabrics and metals and simple remedies for minor ailments. It advises using warm soapy water for washing, bread crumbs for white brocade, bran poultices, camphor oil, and laudanum for ear pain, cayenne on cotton between cheek and teeth, and a potato salt water solution to remove stains. It also covers polishing copper with brick dust or rotten-stone and cautions on oxalic acid use.
Shoes for Men Women and Children at Bargain Prices
Advertisement lists numerous men and women shoes including Kangaroo grain and calf leather styles in various sizes and colors. Prices range from 1.50 to 4.00 with many pairs offered at 1.75 to 2.00, highlighting waterproof and weather ready designs and school wear.
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Douglass
Goodyear
Kangaroo Cale
Piano Firms to Close in Sympathy with Strikes
Local piano houses warn of rising costs as Eastern strikes spread. With prices set to climb by at least 30, showrooms invite early buyers to reserve stock with a small down payment. Wholesale prices will be open for inspection and a ten dollar premium is requested per piano sold.
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Minn
Frank FE
Patcock
Babcock
Rarnwelt
Capt. Carter
Texas
Day County
South Dakota
Cate
Savoy
Titan
Douglas
Melton
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
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Mantell
ART Furniture & Grill CO
Third Avenue
Opp
Occidental Ave
Washington St
GEO. H. Woodhouse
Holden & Wilson Furniture Co
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West & CO
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