Death of Mrs Whitney in Queens Gotham intrigues investigators
In New York on a November night Mrs Whitney died after a four day coma following a wedding at her home. Authorities note severe bruises and a possible foul play scenario as a telegraph messenger reported the events and the couple’s return trip. Drs called it heart trouble, but the sudden death shocks Brooklyn artist husband Mr Whitney.
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New York
Brickisa
Bintay Wight
Beldal Conde
Bovton
Lelegram
Whitney
Mra. Whitney
Omaha Exposition Fund Faces Damage Suit Deluge
Subscrib ers to the Omaha Exposition Fund expect refunds of about 40 percent yet numerous damage suits loom. The West show company seeks 30 000 in damages over tract disputes and claims from other companies total 50 000. Claims include concession rights after Streets of Cairo, press machines, and reserved seats contracts amid a wave of legal actions.
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Omaha
Tt T
Wile West Show
Ee Tadtens
Shests of
Cairo
Devausett
Sramce
Sak PM
Muin
Aaneacee Pembuve
Iter Putin
Guests of Mrs Palmer Entertain Women Stenographers
Last night at her home Mrs Palmer hosted a reception for members of the Rational Association of Women Stenographers. The event featured a mixer and formal introductions, with speeches praising the contributions of women in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rational Association of Women Stenographera
Chicarn
Putine Peitar Tader
Heart Disease Causation and Digestion Link
In this medical note, the author argues that many heart trouble cases stem from digestion and stomach issues. Proper digestion affects blood quality and heart function, with symptoms like palpitations and shortness of breath. It recommends digestive aids such as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, available at drug stores, as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Orgale
World Woman's Exchange hosts and speakers in city gathering
An annual meeting of the World Woman's Exchange draws women leaders and business figures for an evening of entertainment and discussion. Key figures include Ruth Mehmery Stuart and Alma McDowell, with focused talks on communications among members, education, and the influence of women in culture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin
Aavtavcy
Orwanteathan
Eniadlich
Womin Exchange
Pale
Henry
Alma McDowell
Ruth Mehmery Stuart
Gowen
Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century Volume Described
The Brooklyn chapter of the Society of Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century has issued a yearbook in white and gold with a seal featuring a spinning wheel crown and motto. The nearly 100 page volume outlines the society’s structure, bylaws, member lists, an address by President Mrs. Hiram B. Halkey, a commemorative poem, and notes on colonial pioneers and the landing of the Pilgrims. Members from several states are involved with plans for a national society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of Colonial Daughters of the
Brooklyn
Colonial Daughters of the
Hiram BP. Halkey
Unio League
Mine Tena T. Halsey
Ethh
Illinois Governor Attacked at Methodist Ministers Meeting
New York Ni four Governor Tanner of Illinois faced sharp censure during a meeting of Methodist ministers at 150 Fifth Avenue. The discussion on The Hope of the South opened by Prof Bulkelay of Clallin University touched on race, Reconstruction and southern conditions, with strong condemnations of policies and references to imperial edicts and immigration.
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New York
Tanner
Tllinois
Fifth Avenue
Great Central State
Bulkelay
Clallin University
Orangeburg, & CO
South
Paris
Etlow
Car of Burning Ties Delayed Train After Cat Caused Fire
A burning car on the main line burned between Perry and Guthrie after a spark from the engine set it alight. The car could not be removed to a sidetrack, and its heat warped the track, delaying passenger and freight trains.
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Perry
Guthrie
After 7 Years Marsh Returns to Philadelphia Surrenders
Gideon W. Marsh former Keystone National Bank president returns to Philadelphia after seven years abroad, surrenders to his bondsman Willam H. Wanamaker. He had faced three indictments for banking law violations since the bank collapsed in 1881 and fled, with Wanamaker forfeit of 20000 dollars. Marsh had lived in Brazil and Washington state before coming back to the United States.
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Philadelphia
Gideon W. Marsh
Keystone National Bank
Willam H. Wanamaker
Keystone Bank
John Bardsley
Philadephia
Charlies Lawrence
Marsh
Wapamiker
Brasil
United States
Washington
Missioner Ball
The Soldier Dead Returns Home From War
Adjutant General Curtin announces immediate government removal of American soldiers’ remains from Cuba Porto Rico and Manila. Process will be costly and funded by the treasury with hermetically sealed caskets and disinfection. Unknown graves prompt federal interment, governors may claim known remains. General Greene recounts clashing with priests over cemetery placement near Mainz during postwar efforts.
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Washington
Curtin
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Martin
Manila
War Department
Department
Corbin
Francis V.greene
Forbdine
Mainz
Baling
Greene
Ern
Yale Student Denied Ordination for Unorthodox Views
Edward Russell Evans, cousin of Captain Robley Evans, faced rejection at a Redding Congregational church ordination after council examination revealed views contrary to church teachings. Despite popularity, he will not be ordained. he may remain as acting pastor.
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Zale Divine
Danbury
Conn
Edward Russell Evans
Robleys Evens
United States Navy
Congregational Church
Redding
Yale Divinity School
Redding Church
Association of Congregational Churches
Connecticut
F. W. Baldwin
D. D
Orange
N. J
Evans
Congregationalists
Glevetton
Houpell
Sho
Mr. Deans
Betting in New York: Van Wyck bets surge before election
New York on November 4 sees a peak in election betting with Van Wyck at 10 to 7 odds. Adolph Cohn offers $5,000 equity against real estate, while E W Talcott, J J Judge, and others place large sums at 10 to 7 on Van Wyck. Wall Street and Consolidated Exchange show similar odds as bettors back the Democratic candidate for governor.
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van Wyck
New York
Adolph Cohn
Republican Oneral Committee
Wallatraet
E.W. Talcott
Béll & Co
Son van Wyck
J.J. Judge
Alfred de Cohiera
Sptown
Ero Ee Dee Vendlig
Cpe Neon
Hoffman House
van Week
St. Wasserman & Bro
Roosevelt
Jacob Field
Roosevelt, Bell & Co
van Ir Havennbry
Heart of the Klondike comes to Crawford Theater
Dramatic comedy drama Heart of the Klondike, a success at Star Theater New York, debuts at Crawford Theater next Monday for two nights under Davis Keogh management. The act promises lavish Gold Rush era scenes inspired by Alaska and features star performances with Mrs. Perkins and supporting acts cited.
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the Klondike
Star Theater
New York City
Crawford Theater
Plare
Davis & Keogh
Troma
Alseka
Romano
Newee
the & Sanke
Senta
Koster & Diate
Bis
Volunteers Receive $104000 as 22nd Kansas Inf Discharges
Leavenworth November 4. The Twenty second Kansas Infantry mustered out and the majority of soldiers took trains home that evening. Paymaster Hamner discharged the funds, issuing about 40,000 in bills and the rest in other notes as the unit released.
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2Nd Earlses Infantry
Leavenworth
Hamner
Chinese Exodus to Home for Holiday Work Travel
Tacoma reports a surge of Chinese laborers preparing to return to China for the holidays. Deputy Collector Husan’s office processed papers, photos, and physical checks, classifying most as laborers. About 100 Chinese boarded the Victoria, with more expected to join before sailing.
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Tacoma
Husan
Victoria
Lst
Iner
Chinaman
Nevivientes
Lost package recovered at Parson Leach Co bank
In New York a man staged a theft, delivering a package to Parson Leach Co but was caught after a bystander asked about the writing on the envelope. The intended recipient appeared to be Barsony Leach & Co. The incident involved government bonds and a payment of 325,00, with the thief later taken to Leach's private office for questioning.
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New York
Atellan
Parson, Leach É& Co
Nassoul Street
Auo
Barsony
Leach & Go
Furson, Leneh & Co
Washington
Mr. Leagh
Peddier
Cedar Street
Oman
Iim
Mr. Tench
Inventor claims perfect substitute for tobacco
Charles Efros of Fanwood New Jersey announces a claimed substitute for tobacco that mimics appearance odor taste and effect while lacking nicotine. He asserts the counterfeit can only be distinguished from real tobacco by microscopic or chemical analysis.
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New York
Charles Efros
Fanwood
N. J
Saddle Bags In Government Pay Row At $10 A Day
Columbus Ohio November 4 Colonel Charles Anthony of the Third regiment is held in government service at ten dollars daily due to red tape. He turned in saddle bags upon retirement but the voucher confirming clearance has not returned. The bags were valued at ten dollars yet he remains on full pay until the matter is resolved.
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Anthony Ara
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Anthony
Anthony
Coronel Anthony
Treasury Accounts Confirmed by High Military Officials
Paymaster General, Quartermaster General, Commissary General, Surgeon General, Chief of Ordinance, Chief Signal Officer and Chief of the Division of Bookkeeping for Warrants on the United States Treasury certify the correctness of accounts. The mix-up was caused by delay in receiving supplies at Tam 7.
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Ordnanice
United States Treasury
Tam- 7
Daughters of a Veteran Visit Areas in Indiana
Nathan Chapman hosts three daughters of a Revolutionary War soldier Mrs. A. B. Bell of St Paul Mrs. Philp Klinglermitt of Peru Ind and Mrs. Harlo Glazier of Wabash Ind The women possess the veteran s commission signed by Washington and seek pension evidence A pension bill for widows and daughters of Revolutionary soldiers has been introduced by Congressman Steele He notes only nine surviving daughters remain in pension records
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Ind
Nathan Chapman
A. B. Bell
St. Paul
Philp Klinglermitt
Peru
Harlo Glazier
Wabash
George Washington
Washington
Congressman Steele
Steele
Post office dispute over stock yards district split
Washington reports Fleet Assistant Peatmaster General Heath and Chief Clerk Beavers travel to Kansas City Missouri to determine if the stock yards district properly belongs to Kansas City Missouri or Kansas City Kansas. They seek to resolve the contentious boundary with potential shifts in postal service receipts and regional affiliation.
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Washington
Heath
Safari and Allowance Division
Beavers
Kansas City
Gen
Mr. Beavers
Hang
Kanse
City
Strikers Turned Down by Cloth Merchants
New York Nov 4 reports that shopkeepers refused to join the Co operative Tallors trade. The motion to form a cooperative tailoring group failed as cloth merchants and others declined to participate or support the plan.
Co operative shop plans face funding and union backing
A fragmented report notes union supporters align with church groups and the Consumers' League to establish a cooperative shop for workers. Executives anticipate funds from league affiliates and church reform bodies, while major wool firms in New York resist supplying to worker shops, favoring wholesale retail channels instead.
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Council
The
Appel Inting
Tab
Mite Nethan
Consumere’ League
League
Church Mssociation and
Aes Reform Union
Dipaeal Roe Wirative
Schimmick
Secratary
Tootstutt
Peter Cain
New York
Fifth Avenue
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York. Boson
Pbiadel Sone Seose
Omaha Exposition Fund
Mes. Palmer
Scores Tanner
Santa Fe
Phillipines
Castres
Sean Caeaseaes
Beechams
Beecham
Chestnut Vonder
New Jersey
Bradfield
J.M. Knight
Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Rettace
Traina
Cesseres
Lehman Heatora
Kansas City, Kan
Postoffice
the Ladies’ Taliors
Sidney
Church Association For the Advancement
Tabor
St. Michael's Church
Social Reform Clus
No. 45
University Base
Ruth Berkely
Sylvia
Kes
Swift
S.S.S
Gwitseaifla Co
Atlante
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