Seven San Keavier mines closed near Tucson by Boston owners
New York capitalists shut down the base of the San Keavier mining group, seven extensively developed mines located 18 miles south of Tucson, Arizona. Count Manfred von Matuschka of Enesia and Miss Ella Walker of Detroit were married in Detroit on Tuesday, with Miss Walker being Hiram Walker’s granddaughter from Walkerville.
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New York
San Keavier
Boston
Tucson
Manfred von Matuschka
Enesia
Ella Walker
Detroit
Mich
President appoints Sinnclair as White House steward
The presidency appointed William Sinnclair as steward of the White House, a post he held under the prior administration. Isabella Fulton, a Chicago teacher visiting her sister in Reading, Pennsylvania, died by suicide by jumping in front of a crane.
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Will Liam Sinnclair
White House
Isabella Fulton
Reading
Electrician Williams Beakes in Newbury Night Shelter Incident
William E Beakes Jr an electrician in Newbury used his knob as a makeshift contact point to test a door knob. He was found unconscious and nearly frozen at the door of William B Beakes in Newbury after attempting to seek shelter for the night. He recalled nothing after the shock and later recovered.
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William B. Beakes
Newbury
Coor
Heamery
William E. Beakes, Jr
Ian
Brothers Confuse Baptism When Clothes In Short Supply
Two brothers living near Harrodsburg Kentucky resemble each other so closely that one prepared for baptism but lacked suitable clothes and paid his sibling 10 cents to be baptized in his place, leaving the church to witness an unusual swap.
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Harrodsburg
Baptist
Cl.ch
Taken to Duluth Eleven Reds Surrendered in Minn
In Walker Minnesota on October 22 eleven Indian prisoners surrendered to Marshal O Connor and deputies. Troops will remain temporarily. five more fugitives at large may surrender. Rumor of a killed Old Bug and son noted. citizens hope for safety and resumption of business once prisoners reach Duluth jail.
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Walker, Minn
Jones
Morrison and
Tullman
Walker
Ross
Duluth
Marshal O’connor
Harbach
May Be Good Indians Old Bug and His Son Believed Killed
Walker dispatch reports General Bacon believes Bug-Ah-Mah-Ge-Shig was killed by Private Hart the day after the battle. Three others sought by the marshal may have shared the fate. Indians say they have seen old Bug since the fight, but reports conflict. Agency rumors that old Bug and his son returned prove groundless.
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St. Pau
Walker
Bacon
Bug-Ah- Mah-Ge-Shig
Hart
Old Bug
District Attorney to prosecute Leech Lake arrest case
United States District Attorney Evans has arrived and will prosecute the Indians arrested at Leech Lake in the U.S. court here. The move signals formal charges and imminent proceedings in the federal case.
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du Vuta
United States
Evans
Leech Lake
Ex Governor Charles H. Sheldon Dies in Deadwood
Former South Dakota governor Charles H. Sheldon died of pneumonia in Deadwood on October 22. Born in 1840 in Johnson, Vermont, he served in the Civil War, moved to Dakota Territory in 1881, and later served in the state legislature before being elected governor in 1892 and re-elected in 1894. His body will be transported to Pierpont, South Dakota, for burial.
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Deapwood
Charles H. Sheldon
Pierpont
Sheldon
Johnstown
Vermont
Polk County
Ill
Dakota Territory
Torpedo boat Davis suffers boiler explosion on trial
In Astoria Oregon on October 22 the torpedo boat Davis was disabled by bursting boiler tubes during its official trial trip in the Columbia River about twenty miles above Astoria. Eight sailors were badly scalded and seven died after reaching port as investigators prepare an examination to determine which boiler sections failed.
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Astoria
Davis
Columbia River
Post Office Burglary At Abercrombie
North Dakota report details a night robbery of Abercrombie post office, 40 miles south of Fargo, where two safes were blown open and about 200 dollars in government money taken. Investigators say the burglars fled on a hand car toward the Milwaukee line heading south.
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North Dakota Postoffice
Fargo
N. D
Abercrombie
Russian officer seized for Port Arthur plans in Vancouver
Vancouver, Oct 22. Ivan Kraus, an officer in the Russian army at Port Arthur, arrived as a stowaway aboard the Empress of Japan and was arrested after being found making maps and plans of the Port Arthur fortifications.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ivan Kraus
Port Arthur
China
Kraus
Fied
Coal company officials face warrants after arrest bond
VIRDEN Ills Oct 22 Superintendent Lukens of the Chicago Virden Coal company posted a bond and was released from arrest. Warrants were issued for the arrest of T C Loucks president and W S York secretary of the company.
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Virden, Ills
Lukens
Chicago-Virden Coal Company
T. C. Loucks
W. 8. York
Des Moines Volunteer Suspect J M Stiter in Jail
Des Moines Iowa October 22 J M Stiter the Iowa volunteer suspected of murdering his wife is now jailed on a murder warrant after failing to post a 6000 dollar bond.
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Des Moines
J. M. Stitler
Iown
Means War Fears Over Fashoda Affair Speech by Hicks Beach
London reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, warned at North Shields that the Fashoda crisis could grow to grave dimensions. He urged France to withdraw if her report delays, stressed Britain’s Egypt work continues, and said war would be calamity but not impossible if France refuses fair treatment.
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London
Michael Hicks- Beach
North Shields
Fashoda
France
Marchand
Egypt
Africa
Admiral Dewey Amid Manila Bay Naval Clash Rumor
London dispatch claims a Manila Bay engagement between American forces and rebels after Admiral Dewey forbade rebel flags. Reported losses on both sides, with Americans said to have captured rebel ships. No independent confirmation available in Washington.
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Madrid
the Times
Amnon
Marine
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
London reacts to Hicks Beach Fashoda demand stir
London reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach insisting France must leave Fashoda, sparking alarm over potential war. Paris papers warn of belligerent moves, with Toulon and Brest mobilizing and The Standard predicting stiff French resistance if Marchand is expelled.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
France
England
Lord Salisbury
Paris
The
Daily News
Toulon
Brest
Standard
Marchand
Feverish Navy Yard Activity at Toulon
A dispatch from Toulon reports feverish day and night activity in the French navy yard. Work proceeds rapidly as Paris papers echo the claim of intensified effort at Toulon on October 21.
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Toulon
Paris
Pettit
Echo de Paris
Navy Yard
Mrs Sherman Blightly Improves in Washington
The condition of Mrs. Sherman wife of ex Secretary of State John Sherman is reported slightly improved. She passed a fair night and has recovered consciousness though she has not yet spoken to those about her. Her condition remains very critical.
Seventh Infantry Leaves Camp Wikoff After 10 Weeks
New York, Oct. 17 The Seventh regular infantry departed Camp Wikoff for posts in the department of the Lakes. The unit was the last to leave the camp, and its departure effectively ends Camp Wikoff's 10 week existence.
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New York
Camp Wikoff
Department of the Lakes
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Endorsements
Citizens praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing scrofula dyspepsia rheumatism and blood diseases while boosting energy in women. Hood's Pills are touted as the best family cathartic and liver tonic, gentle reliable and sure.
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Officials in Ignorance on Navy Engagement Report
Washington dispatch notes no navy department information on the reported naval engagement and General Otis at Manila has not mentioned it in war department communications. The item stirred interest as papers suggested Dewey may have sent ships to a different Philippine area on a mission, possibly in combat with insurgents.
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Washington
Navy Department
Otis
United States
Manila
War Department
Dewey
Manila engagement prompts dispatch to Paris on insurgent ships
Maprio reports that the cabinet agreed to forward an official Manila dispatch to the Spanish peace commissioners in Paris. The note describes a clash between American and insurgent warships after Admiral Dewey refused to allow the insurgents to fly their flag from their vessels.
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Maprio
Paris
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Spaniards Delay Peace Talks as US Holds Cuba Terms
Paris reports show Spanish commissioners delaying the joint peace commission meeting to Friday. The delay signals pressure on Spain to accept the protocol demanding relinquishment and evacuation of Cuba without caveats. US commissioners remain firm on mutually agreed boundaries and insist Spain follow the protocol and uphold its terms.
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Paris
Peace Commission
Cuba
Spain
United States
Many Perons Drowned in British East Coast Shipping Wreckage
East coast of Great Britain sees extensive shipping wreckage with reports of over thirty drownings. Most crews saved, while the disaster spreads across coastlines. Also noted are a railroad president losing a hand in Iowa and a new electric road franchise for Santiago, Cuba granted by General Wood.
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Great Britain
London
Santiago DE CuBa
Santiago
el] Caney
General Wood
Valencia Sails for Manila and San Francisco
The transport steamer Valencia sailed in the afternoon for Manila. The second battalion of the Washington regiment was aboard.
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Valencia
Manila
San Francisco
Washington Regiment
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