Voodoo Dock and Global Turmoil Headline Briefs
The American Ornithologists' union picks Philadelphia for its November 16 convention. Reports cite a Peruvian cabinet crisis, a Marlborough resignation, and Crossley as paymaster general. Notícias from Cairo, Siam, and Mongolia also surface along with local rail and legal notices.
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Ornithologists’ Union
Philadelphia
Duke of Marlborough
Saville Crossley
M. P
Mobile
Progresso
Mex
Field Marshall
Prince Edward Saxe- Weimer
Thas
Chichester Cathedral
Cairo
Bundesrath
Ferdinand du Martheray
Washington
M. du Matheray
Rome
National Steel Company
Newcastle
Port Washington
Wis
Congress
Eleventh
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Siam
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Walter
Ramsey
Wabash Railrroad
Venezuela protests British and German ships entering Orinoco
Dr. Lopez Baralt states Venezuela seeks cordial relations with the United States while protesting Britain and Germany for entering the Orinoco without permission. He cites the Fantome and Panther incursion, asserts Patos Island is Venezuelan, and defends Trinidad island status and sovereignty.
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Cars&cas
Venezuela
Lopez Baralt
United States
Legation
Trinidad
Orinoco
Mirror
Castor
Panther
Patos
Amons
Great Britain
Spain
Patos Island
Russia Employs Americans Contract for Moscow Conduits
ST. PETERSBURG An American firm won a $1,000,000 contract to lay twenty miles of underground telephone conduits in the city by 1903. A Chicago firm secured the switchboard contract.
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Russia
ST. Pevtersburg
Chicago
Gov Yates orders probe into Sullivan bull fight ad
Springfield Illinois Governor Yates directs Colonel Oglesby to investigate a report that a bull fight is being advertised for Thanksgiving in Sullivan Moultrie County. Sheriff Foster is instructed to stop the planned event.
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Springfield
Yates
Oglesby
Sullivan
Moultrie County
Foster
Moroc co Sultan Presents 5000 To Widow Of Missionary
In New York the Moroc co sultan gave Mrs. Cooper five thousand dollars following the murder of an English missionary last month. The assassin was killed in front of a mosque on the sultan’s orders.
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New York
Morocco
Cooper
Treasury Balance Shows Cash and Gold Reserves
Washington reports the treasury general fund balance excluding the $150 million gold reserve. Available cash stands at $205,426,405 while gold reserves total $113,905,011 in the division of redemption.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Governor offers $1000 reward in Pandora mine murder case
Denver Colorado Governor Orman posts a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the man who shot and killed Arthur L. Collins, general manager of the Smuggler-Union mines at Pandora.
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Denver
Colo
Orman
Arthur L. Collins
Pandora
China's Trouble In China and Canada? No.
Advices from Canton report Kawangsi rebels captured Szenfu and nearby prefecture cities with many officials either killed or committing suicide. Rebels gained provisions rifles and ammunition, spurring renewed revolt. Two Canton-bound battalions are en route to suppress them.
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Victoria
B. C
Canton
Kawangsi
Szenfu
Szechuan
Ting
Yang Tacchi
Horeou
Taihoochen
Buffalo Bill Opens Hotel in Cody with 600 Guests
The Hotel Irma in Cody Wyoming opened with a $100000 cost, named for Colonel W F Cody's youngest daughter Miss Irma Cody. Cody and Irma led the grand march as 600 guests from the west and northwest attended the festivities. The event included the announcement of Miss Irma Cody’s engagement to Lieutenant Charles Armstrong Tenth United States Cavalry, a Philippine War veteran. Governor Savage of Nebraska and other notables attended.
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Cody
Wyo
Irma
W. F. Cody
Miss Irma Cody
Miss Irma
Irma Cody
Charles Armstrong
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Philippines
Governor Savage
Nebraska
Frank Powell
St. Paul
Lieutenant Scott
Fort McKenzie
Mountain Charlie
Archbishop Guidi Arrives in Manila Amid Land Negotiations
Archbishop Guidi, apostolic delegate to the Philippines, arrived by steamer to Manila Tuesday. A Catholic delegation met him and escorted him ashore as Captain Noble greeted the prelate. He proceeded to the cathedral for solemn services and will meet Governor Taft to discuss informal plans for settling the friars lands question.
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Manila
Guidi
Philippines
Noble
Taft
Guidt
Smugger Union Mining Chief Shot Dead In Telluride
Telluride Colorado Arthur L Collins general manager of the Smuggler Union Mining Co was shot by an unknown assailant on Wednesday night at Padora and died Thursday morning. Born in England thirty three years ago his death leads the company to close mines and mills for an indeterminate period affecting 400 to 500 workers.
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Telluride
Colo
Arthur L. Colins
Smuggler-Union Mining Company
Padora
England
Collins
Pistols at a Prize Fight in Oklahoma City
A prize fight in Oklahoma City ended in a gun melee after the fourth round. Goldie Filson was killed with five bullets in the head, his brother was fatally wounded with a neck shot, and two unknown men were injured, one in the shoulder and one in the leg.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma City
Goldie Filson
Absentee Vote Law Ruled Unconstitutional in Kansas
Judge Hudson in Atchison district court declares the new absentee railway employes law unconstitutional. The ruling affects the vote of Peter Laughlin fusionist who leads by five in the country district, while A. B. Sharpless republican would lead by the same margin without the law.
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Atchison, Kan
Hudson
Peter Laughlin
A. B. Sharpless
Nebraska in General Official Vote Gives Him Plurality
Nebraska report shows Auditor Charles Weston on the Republican ticket leading with a 17 487 plurality over fusion candidate Charles Q De France. Weston total 101 447 votes with other state officers listed by plurality, plus local items on farms, crimes, rail and bank talks, and public notices across towns including Mullen Beatrice York and Ord.
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Charles Weston
State Board of Equalization
Mortensen
Weston
Charles Q. de France
Fowler
Fuller
Marsh
Prout
McGilton
Mickey
Thompson
Davies
Bigelow
Reeseer
Gilbert
F. Seer
Lightner
Eugh
Maddox
Stoney
Eseteeerate
DeFrance
Dale
Eden
Broady
Clarke
Follmer
Brennan
Baeewere
Diltworth
Adams
Verrett Eeenee
Breen Cartevatees
Smith
Foward
Spencer
Supreme Court Declares Nebraska Home Company Illegal
The Nebraska Supreme Court, in an extended opinion by Justice Sedgwick, rules the Nebraska Home Company a lottery and prohibits its business in the state. The decision holds certificates numbered by application order create chance, barring operation. The quo warranto suit by Attorney General Prout seeks to stop the firm from doing business in Nebraska.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Sedgwick
Nebraska Home Company
Prout
Smith Leaves the State in Threat Case Dismissal
The state of Nebraska v William R Smith was called in York county court and dismissed at the complainant's request. Smith, arrested on alleging threats to Miss Nora Hilton, was fined and bonded not to molest Hilton, with promise to depart the county and avoid returning under penalty of arrest.
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Nebraska
William R. Smith
York
Smith
Nora Hilton
Miss Hilton
Death of Cortland Farmer John Krapp Found in Barnyard
The dead body of John Krapp a prominent German farmer living three miles southeast of Cortland was found in the barnyard on his farm. The coroner said death was due to apoplexy no inquest was held. He was 67 a bachelor and had lived in the locality for 35 years.
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Scott
Ord
MacMindes & Anderson
S. P. van Dyke
Gage County
Klondike
York
Burlington
D. C
Edwin Moody
Red Cloud
Lincoln
Nickerson
H. J. Sidner
W J. Courtright
L. M. Keene
Fremont
John Krapp
Cortland
The Pinkham Cures and Patent Medicine Ads
A compilation of vintage medicine and product advertisements. Claims tout cure rates and health benefits for throat issues, blood, teething, and general vitality, urging readers to buy Red Cross Ball Blue and Burdock Blood Bitters. Includes quips about politicians and social phrases, with small-town testimonial attributions.
Inventor Claims Portable Sea Breeze Generator for Tivoli
London Tivoli manager touts a compact electric machine that produces ozone from simple chemicals to refresh the theatre air. The device reportedly recreates sea air, with adjustable settings to mimic Brighton Bournemouth Scarborough or Nice depending on the desired atmosphere.
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London
Promenade
Grand Circle
Brighton
Bournemouth
Scarborough
Nice
The X Ray In Dentistry
The X ray is used in dentistry with notable success to locate unerupted second teeth. It helps dentists determine if a tooth is blocked in the gum and why it has not appeared. Obstructions are removed and the tooth guided down into place.
Mrs Hildebrandt claims cure for Rheumatism at Lake Sarah
Report from Lake Sarah Minnesota dated November 24 describes Mrs Hildebrandt claiming a complete cure for rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She asserts relief after two boxes and a full cure after four, noting others share in similar discoveries and praising the pills as a permanent remedy.
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Dodd
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