Jersey cattle breeder and dealer in Jerzey stock Dalton Ohio
H M Rudy breeder and dealer in registered Jersey cattle with stock instantly on hand also dealer in fine paroles. None but the best my motto at Dalton Ohio. CG Scott Notary Public office in Gazette building Main Street Deeds Mortgages Liens Contracts etc promptly legibly sent and correctly executed in town or country. Full stock of legal blanks on hand.
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H. M. Rudy
Jerzey Cattie
Dalton
Ohio
CG Scott. Otary Public
British Army Post in South Africa Notable With 200000 Letters Mailed
Reports show Britain maintains an army post in South Africa run by seven officers. In one week 200000 letters and 115000 parcels were mailed to British soldiers there. A mix of trivia and distant facts follows, including postal setups, a Faris municipal council decision, and a list of birthstones.
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Great Britain
South Africa
Candle Use In Mexico Shapes Daily Work
In Mexico candles replace petroleum for lighting as a great expense drives workers to rely on a single flame. A bookkeeper writes by candlelight in a vast ledger, a printer uses a candle stuck in a box, and two tailors share a single dip to illuminate their small shops.
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Mexico
Duel Ends in Death as Hussar Soyka Falls on Third Shot
Lieutenant Soyka of the Hussars is killed in a duel with merchant Lowenfeld. Lowenfeld had planned to elope with Soyka's intended, and his wife, described as beautiful, bought a revolver and is waiting for a chance to shoot him. She issued a challenge upon learning of Soyka's death, but Lowenfeld refused to fight his wife.
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Hussars
Soyka
Lowenfeld
Discovery of the little star Eros near Earth
In 1898 Witt of Germany discovered the asteroid Eros, our nearest celestial neighbor. Among known solar-system bodies Venus and Mars come closest to Earth, with Venus at 25,000,000 miles and Mars at 45,000,000 miles in favorable alignments, while Eros nears Earth to within under 14,000,000 miles at one point in its orbit.
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Witt
Germany
Eros
Venus
Mars
Earth
Erds
New German Lancers Boat Demonstration
A novel military boat for German forces uses 16 lances from the regiment as its framework. It features a sailcloth cover with loops to adjust the lances, allowing assembly by six men in five minutes and disassembly in under three minutes. The lightweight craft weighs 65 pounds.
Medical mystery in Chicago man swallows fly maggots
Chicago doctors study a 23 year old who died after six months of agony. autopsy confirmed a rare illness from swallowed bluebottle fly maggots causing intestinal perforation. Separately, postal service cuts, lunar atmosphere theories, metal smells, and Becquerel rays are noted in brief items.
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Chicago
Theatre in Polish salt mine hosts grand performances
A display house carved from a salt mine in Poland sits about 500 feet underground. It is wired with electric lighting and accommodates nearly 3,000 guests while offering elaborate surroundings. Nearby, the Devonshire Park Theatre at Eastbourne sits in a mansion with exquisite gardens. The Mississippi River has featured a floating theater barge carrying a touring dramatic company moving between towns.
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Poland
Desplay House
Eastbourne
England
Mississippi River
West Point admission rules eased for high school grads
The War Department issues an order allowing the academy to admit high school graduates and college students without the mental examination. Roosevelt plans no new major appointments until Congress reconvenes, with recess appointees to be reappointed and larger appointments held back until Senate confirmation.
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Secretary of War
West Point
Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Multiple events mark day in Buffalo and beyond
An iceman named Ernest Merkt died after a beating in Buffalo. Dividend news: Standard Oil pays $8 per share on December 16, totaling $48 for the year. American Sugar Refining Co. reduces refined sugar by ten points to match Arbuckle Bros. action. Colonel Charles R. Paul dies in Philadelphia. Lieutenant Colonel Jesse M. Lee assumes command of the Thirtieth Infantry, now in the Philippines. Two fishing boats capsize near Gallie New Jersey. two men drown and 12 survivors are rescued. Andrew Carnegie offers a $10,000 building for Wood Library in Canandaigua, contingent on $1,000 yearly municipal support. Mount Vernon NY mayoral vote remains close, Edward W. Fiske leading over Edward W. Brush. A fatal election-row killing occurs in East Kingston, New York. Pittsburgh meeting forms the American Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Products. The schooner John S Parker wrecks off Orleans, Massachusetts. crew saved by life savers. Henry Wart, former head of the Third Avenue Railroad, dies in New York. Grant Householder, a Buffalo hackman, arrested for smuggling Chinese men from Canada. keel blocks laid for Turkish cruiser at Cramps Shipyard. to be completed in 18 months. Verplanck Colvin files suit for state recovery of 273,241 dollars over Adirondack papers. The Nuannarr bark arrives in Philadelphia after 129 days from Hawaii, first to encounter Antarctic ice this season near Cape Horn. Commercial Cable Co. increases capital to 3 million dollars for a Pacific-Philippines line. Adolph Kraus, sculptor, dies in Danvers asylum. He was six years old.
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N. Y
Ernest Merkt
Merkt
Standard Oil Co
American Sugar Refining Co
Arbuckle Bros
Charles R. Paul
Edward W. Fiske
Edward W. Brush
Bernard Callahan
East Kingston
John McManus
MadManus
Callahan
John S Parker
St John
Grant Householder
Canada
Householder
Cramps
Philadelphia
Verplank ‘Colvin
New York
Hawaiian Islands
Cape Horn
Commercial Pacific Cable Co
Philippine Islands
Adolph F. Kraus
Danvers
Mass.) Insane Hospital
Kraus
Removal of St Pasolev customs collector over embezzlement charges
West and South report Moses Dillon was removed from the office of collector of customs at St Pasolev for alleged embezzlement. In Hinton Iowa burglars entered the bank on the night of the 6th, blew open the safe and stole 1500 dollars. In Kansas City Kansas a Chicago Great Western freight train struck a trolley car on the 7th injuring six, two possibly fatally.
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Moses Dillon
St Pasolev
Hinton
Kansas City
Kan
Chicago Great Western
Veteran Gen Hagan Dies at 80 in Mobile Alabama
Gen James Hagan aged 80 died at his Mobile home on the 7th. Mexican War veteran who fought at Monterey and rose to colonel of the Third Alabama Cavalry after Shiloh, later commanding a brigade. He was wounded three times.
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Mobile
Ala
Monterey
Shiloh
Third
Alabama Cavalry
Fvo
Chetlain
Chicago
International Association of Machinists
Robert Tarrant
Tarrant
Carnegie spurns baronetcy and funds Scottish college
A London dispatch reports Andrew Carnegie declined a baronetcy before departing Scotland for the United States. He plans to donate £100,000 to build and equip a technical college in southern Scotland, likely at Galashiels. Glasgow attendance reached over 11,000,000 with net profits of £80,000 on the 6th.
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Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
United States
Galashiels
Glasgow
Ogden Buys 180000 Acres in Texas for Mega Wheat Ranch
William Ogden of McLean county Virginia leaps to create the world’s largest wheat ranch by purchasing 180000 acres in western Texas at an average price of 250 per acre. Also notes tests of a new dynamite gun by the U S Army at Fisher’s Island and several fires and legal decisions across the nation.
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McLean County
Texas
Ogden
Bureau of Ordnance
Pnrted States Army
Fisher's Island
Fisher’s Island
Long Island Sound
Logan Milling Co
First Presbyterian
Logansport
Ind
Dennis Mualsthll
Maser
Muadvib
Jersey City
New York
New Jersey
Seth Lowe Elected Mayor of New York City
Vote totals show Seth Lowe fusion candidate winning mayoralty with 294,992 votes to Edward M. Shepard's 265,128. New York Republicans gain across the state, likely retaining control of the lower house, with assembly figures close to recent years.
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New York
Geth Low
Edward M. Shepard
Low
New York State
Republican landslide in Ohio quadrennial off year results
In Ohio on November 10 Columbus reports near complete returns show Republicans setting records with a statewide plurality of 90,840 across 62 counties and a total vote near 900,000. Republicans win 68 House seats to 42 for Democrats, 21 Republicans to 12 Democrats in the state Senate, and hold a 33 vote majority on the U.S. Senate joint ballot.
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Nash
Kilbourne
State Senate
Connecticut chooses delegates for first constitutional convention
New Haven November 6 Connecticut selected delegates for the first constitutional convention since 1818. Of 168 towns, 165 reported with 105 Republicans, 44 Democrats, and 16 non partisan delegates elected. Balloting continues in remaining towns and results are awaited.
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Conn
Connecticut
Vote totals from all counties show Harris ahead for treasurer
Complete returns from Pennsylvania counties report state treasurer winner Harris with 433,488 votes, Coray 385,120, Harris plurality 44,369. In the supreme court race Potter, Republican, leads with 431,443 against Yerkes fusion 385,107, Potter’s plurality 46,336.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Harris
Coray
Fusion
Justice of the Supreme Court
Potter
Yerkes
Murphy Leads in State by 14,763. Republicans Win Legislature
From county returns in Trenton on November 7 the revised totals show Franklin Murphy, Republican, ahead of James M Seymour, Democrat, by 14,763 for governor. Republicans hold a majority of 41 in the state legislature.
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Trenton
Franklin Murphy
James M Seymour
Rhode Island Vote Count Shows GOP Lead Early
Providence reports that with about half the districts tallied Republicans lead. Greggory tops Garvin by 20,183 to 6,172 in seventy districts, signaling a strong GOP plurality early in the state.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Gregory
Garvin
Carlisle and Powers Win State Offices in Mississippi
Jackson confirms Little interest in the election with only two offices on the ballot. Telegrams indicate incumbent appointees George W Carlisle is elected state treasurer and Joseph W Powers is chosen secretary of state, both appointed by Governor Longino.
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Jackson, Miss
George W Carlisle
Joseph W Powers
Longino
Maryland returns show Hering re elected comptroller and Par ran clerk
Official returns from Baltimore dated November 9 indicate Joshua W Hering Democrat won re election as state comptroller by 454 votes over Herman Platt Republican and Thomas Parran Republican elected clerk of the court of appeals by 1255 over Frank Turner Democrat. County results give Democrats 44 house members to Republicans 24.
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Baltimore
Joshua W Hering
Hermann Platt
Thomas Parran
Court of Appeals
Frank Turner
Massachusetts returns show Crans leading with large plurality
In Massachusetts revised totals on election night Gov Crans holds a 70116 vote lead while the legislature remains dominated by Republicans with 33 senators and 165 representatives. In Kansas, county commissioners and school trustees were elected with Republicans generally successful across counties.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Gov. Crans
Senate
House of Nallves
Kansas
Topeka
Kentucky returns favor Democrats as assembly likely majority
From Lomsville Kentucky on November 6 the elected general assembly is expected to be Democratic with most of the senate holding over. In Iowa Caminias the Republican governor candidate leads by about 90000, a record high for the state ticket. Nebraska shows rising Republican numbers while Virginia reports Democrats underperforming but surpassing expectations as Black voter turnout remains low.
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Lomsville
Senate
Tou. i. Deg Moines
Lat
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Caminias
Repubican
Republcan
Deserter Arrested in $4000 Life Insurance Swindle Plan
Newell C. Rathbun, once a U S Army deserter, was arrested in Louisville on charges tied to a scheme to fake his death and collect $4000 from an insurance company. He claimed the dead man in Jeffersonville was W L Ten Eyke, not Rathbun, and implicated a conspirator while denying homicide. Police probe aims to confirm the deceased's identity, with authorities telegrammed to Little Rock for the corpse.
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Newell C. Rathbun
Jeffersonville
Ind
Rathbun
Little Rock
Ark
W. L. Ten Eyke
Detroit
Skinner
T 5
W. I. Ten Eyke
Salvation Army
Alabama Voters Ratify Constitution With Disfranchising Clause
A large majority in Alabama approved a state constitution at the polls, with estimates of a 25 000 to 35 000 vote margin. The measure adds educational or property qualifications for non veterans or descendants of veterans, creates a lieutenant governor and four year term officials, shifts to quadrennial legislative sessions, caps taxation at 63 percent, guarantees school funding, restricts free rail passes and lobbying, and imposes penalties for selling or withholding.</s>
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Birmingham
Jeferson
Orbama
Dress Misdirected Mail Case Spurs Postal Probe
At Van Wert and Paulding Ohio a missing dress mailed from Toledo to a Paulding recipient helped trigger a mail tampering investigation. Night operator Warren Melendy confessed to tampering with the United States mail for months as officers pursued the case. In Columbus, the Western Baseball Association elected C B Power of Pittsburgh as president amid moves by Columbus and Toledo to join a stronger league with Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St Paul, Louisville, Kansas City, and possibly Toledo.
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Pennsylvania
Paulding
Toledo
Warren Melendy
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Mail
Columbus
Western Baseball Association
B. Power
Pittsburg
Inter-State League
Western Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kamesas City
Abolish State Tax Proposal Reported in Columbus
Columbus reports Nash plans to recommend extending the concise law to raise enough money so no state tax on general property is needed except for school purposes. The plan would wipe out about 1.4 mills, yielding roughly $2,500,000 in revenue, aligning with the last Republican platform.
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Columbus
Nash
Lorain Offers Water Plant Pact To Aid Elyria
Lorain proposes to expand its water plant capacity and pump water to Elyria with filtered supply at a lower cost, seeking to supply Elyria and profit for Lorain. Elyria and Lorain trustees will meet soon to discuss the proposal and potential shared benefits.
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Elyria
Water Works Board
Tragedy at La Bella mine claims two workers lives
In Steubenville on November 12 three Forest workers were lost at the La Bella iron works mine after a long flood reopening. As James Robertson Edward Simpson and William Vandine were lowered into the shaft a gas flash erupted. The engineer lifted the cage through the flames and recovered the bodies of Robertson and Simpson.
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Steubenville
Forest
la Bella
James Robertson
Edward Simpson
William Van&dine
Robertson
Simpson
Brown to Erect 15 Story Cleveland Hotel of 1000 Rooms
Nov 9 report states John Hartness Brown plans a magnificent new Cleveland hotel costing about 1.5 million dollars. The 15 story building will hold 1,000 rooms and will meet first class standards. Plans are being prepared in New York where Brown has just returned from.
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John Hartness Brown
Muirson Street
New York
Brown
Rathbone's Property All Gone in Hamilton Case
Judge Thomspon ruled in the Mrs Kate Minor versus Mag Estes G Rathbone matter, dissolving Rathbone's remaining assets after a ten year span. The decision ends Mrs Minor’s challenge over an interest in the Riley block bought from Rathbone, who once held assets estimated at $250,000.
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H Rathbone
Hamilton
National Salt Co absorbs Colonial Salt Co in Akron
Report from Akron says National Salt Co has absorbed Colonial Salt Co, a major plant in the city. Colonial was backed by Armour and Swift interests, unable to buy salt from National at satisfactory price. It is believed National made terms with the packers.
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National Salt Co
Colonial Salt Co
Colonial Co
Armour and Swift Packing
National Coatac
Unusual burglary wounds office. $50 stolen and papers lost
An early Thursday break in at the Tropical of Works office saw burglars blow the safe with nitroglycerin and wreck the interior. About $50 in cash, some checks, and many valuable papers were taken, as investigators comb the scene.
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Cleve Noy
Tropical of Works
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