Quake Shaken Thacher Building Faces Repair After Earthquake
Fire officials order repairs and speed reduction to reduce vibration at the Thacher Building on East Eighth Street home to Hall & O’Donald Lithographing. Employees quit work fearing danger as ceilings and plaster crack and heavy machinery raises risk of collapse in the upper floors. over 100 people are employed in the structure.
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T. D. Thacher
East Eighth Street
Hall & O'Donald
Tos
Yeaterdar
Rogeman Ackerman
Neilin Cook
T Vie Bindery
Comi Ny
Tenger
Ihem
Thecker
Gen
Lali & Donald
Agath Wheney
Envitto
G. Holland
Wehoe
Wilturth
Boston Advice Calls for Hinessy Murderers Execution
Governor Morrill received a letter from a Boston preacher urging execution of Mayor Marah’s murderers. He rejected it and ordered Judge Vandi vert to refrain from ordering execution at the penitentiary. The missive cites biblical law to demand capital punishment and deter crime. Dawes questions Judge Houk’s interpretation of the old statute and the handling of death sentences.
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Martill
Hinessy
Hoston
Morrill
Boston
Marah
Kinley
Vandivert
Kinsley
Bowdoin Streat
Hostax
Christ
Huy
Sintimax Braeves
Dawes
Jutea Houk
Hutchinson
Dues
Judge Houk
Judge Hoak
Convention Opened For Federation Strives For New York Meet
President McBride and Secretary McCraith announce a large federation convention at Madison Square Garden New York starting May 4 to set representation rules. Delegates scale from 4000 plus areas to 2000 plus depending on federated bodies with $54000 allocated and Eugene V. Devin’s appropriation paid. The major topic will be enforcing an eight four day May 4 deadline.
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Cali
Init
Amiecodan Medera
Lulur
Maal
Foe Square Garden
New York
Lee
Federation
McBride
McCraith Aay
Eugenes
Jeffery in Dew York Seeks Presidency Amid Rio Grande Ties
In New York Jeffery signals bid for presidency of the buxomertyen candidation tied to Denver & Rio Grande. George Cappelli urges Associated Press to report his candidacy as reorganization talks advance. Directors named include Edward King and Victor Morawetz amid expansion plans in the Santa Fe joint group. Fort Worth packing house resumes operations under new management with 2000 daily capacity, after shutdown.
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Ranta Fe
Eatanine Airy
George Cappelli
Dirsesireet
Deas Tt Gallroad
Mr Cappell
Preas
Jeffery
Eatin
Denver
Worth
Tex
Fort Worth
Pack
Gisbo Castle
Duel With Pistols In New York Scene At Palisades
Warren Ratcliffe of Veigh and Paul Tupper Wilkes fought a pistol duel at short range on the Palisades at Pt They were seconded by Robt Ratcliffe Owens and Frank Butler McVeigh is a newspaper man and writer of stories. Wilkes is said to be the slayer of Geo Shepard a leader of the Riel rebellion. Butler is a lecturer and son of the late Col General Butler US consul to Egypt.
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Rose — Eyting Tras
Journal
Eaya
Warren Ratcliffe
Veigh
Paul Tupper Wilkes
Palisades
Robt
Ratcliffe Owens
Frank Diutler
Oe McVeigh
West
Geo. Shepard
Riel
Frank Butler
Col
Gev. Butler
United States
Egypt
Grant
Rose Eytinge
Wilkes
Wm. A. Wilkes
South Dakota
John Wilkes
Agsu
Rowley transfer to Dallas ticket role in Santa Fe line
H K Rowley plans move to Dallas to become city passenger and ticket agent for the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe. J A Rowley will run the Santa Fe city office after Nov 15. Rowley family heads to Dallas. plans include Rowley drug store sale bid if revived. Dora Rowley leads Fort Worth University art department.
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Dalian
Texas
Tomocrow, Jr
Howles
Jamey TP
Rowler
Santa Fe
Sines
Colorado
Santa Pe
Dallas
Teads
Pfece
Rowley
Janes F. Rowley
Revaver
Rowsley
Dora Rowley
Fort Worth University
Prominent New Yorker Arrested in Arson Attempt
Edward Wemple, former senator, ex-congressman, and former state comptroller, was arrested at his home in Paltonville on the charge of attempting to burn the Fultonville residence of Hubert H. Food. A kerosene-soaked bundle was lit against a rear door and extinguished in time. Wemple, once a political power, faced incendiary charges amid personal troubles and rumors of mental strain.
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Geos
Arrent F
Askanas
Edward Wemple
Vileo
Wemple Foundry
Fultonville
Dipcomuata
Hoke Asked to Speak at Georgia House Address Invitation
Atlanta Nov 15 The Georgia House adopted a resolution inviting Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith to address the General Assembly on current issues at a date convenient. Speaker Crisp will respond tonight to a similar invitation extended last week. The item lists several names and payments notices found in the fragmentary text.
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Georgia House Representatives
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Altgeld Refuses Parade Role With Federal Troops
A Chicago Day parade in Atlanta planned as a military event was canceled when Governor John P. Altgeld refused to ride with federal troops. The Fifth Regiment of Infantry, USA, was to lead, but Altgeld’s veto on federal participation kept the regiment away and he rode instead. Citizens of Chicago in Atlanta would have preferred the regiment to lead.
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Youx
Aveotage
Chicago
Exposition Ground
UC SA
Koch
Ilinois
Jobe P. Altgeld
Ina Smaca
Jobnn P. Altgeld
Hold
Jan P. Altgeld
Iiineig
Niingi
Moral Monstrosity: Coulter Faces Murder Case Questioned
County Attorney Safford, returning from Leavenworth, reports Coulter, murderer of Edward Minton, shows no conscience. He doubts a plea, predicts a trial, and accuses Coulter of callous indifference and lack of remorse despite his boasts.
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Safford
Leavenworth
David Coulter
Edward Minton
Tris County
Coulter
Short Weights Case Promises Inspector Reform
Food Inspector J P Farnsworth reports eleven loads weighed with shortages totaling up to ninety pounds on a three ton shipment. He vows continued inspection of weights for coat dealers and grocers, aiming to curb short weights. He plans to test packages sold by weight and hints at broader scrutiny this winter. The commissioner says he will pursue cheaters despite resistance and will not avoid city duties.
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J. P. Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Parosworth
Turks Ready to Revolt Rumors of Turkish Discontent in Istanbul
Turkish foreign minister Tewtix Vaela replied to ambassador notes that Turkish garrisons and statements on disorders in Ashe Mingr will be presented without delay. The Mall Wifes ministry is unstable with a cabinet change likely. Revolution spreads among old Turks and the Young Turk party is seen as ready to revolt. Navy and army pay arrears provoke grumbling and disaffection. Ambassadors relieved when European powers act. Report from St Petersburg notes Sir Selimubys speech sparked calls for coordinated action. Russia could deploy 60,000 troops at Erzeroum to prepare a response.
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Suljeet
Old Turks
Young Turk
Ecmy
Europe
New York
St Petersburg
Seliabucy
Turkey
Novon Vremyasaye
Iuswia
Erzerouin
Evans Case in Chicago Clothiers Suit Over Stock
In the case of Straus Glazer Co v Evans North Topaks Citizens Bank, Judge Hazen ruled the goods were sold to Evans rather than Straus Glazer Co and that they owned nothing. The decision rested on ownership of the stock and a prior police court judgment against Evans for sailors’ pay, foreclosing the bank’s claim.
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Fudge Mazen
Chicago Clomiine Company
Straue, Glazer & Co
Chicago
Citzems’ Hunt
North Topaks
Rans & Co
North
Eluthiccre
Evans
Straus, Glazer & Co
Hale & Evans
Uatercumes
Nets
Citizens Bank
Rol Nichols
Straus, Ar & Co
Manly
Hoeven
Chicago Clothiers
Judge Dennison Issues Harsh Warning To Lawyers In Whisky Case
Vienna Kan Nov 1 4 Judge Dennison a Populist appellate judge sternly rebuked lawyers using undignified language toward a trial judge in a Reno county whisky conviction reversal. In his written opinion he declares such conduct will lead to case dismissal and bar from practice before his court urging decorum in briefs and proceedings.
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Vienna
Kan
Dennison
Reno
Iuldrisden
A Silver Party May Be Formed At Conference
A Birmingham Alabama special to the Banner tells of about three hundred Populists Democrats and Republicans meeting to discuss a new party named the free silver honest election party. Sibley of Pennsylvania delivered a warm silver speech and was loudly cheered. The gathering failed to reach concrete work before mid afternoon.
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Lyvinocra
Birmingham
Ala
Sibley
Penneylvania
Free Siver Honest Election Party
Gov Brown clerk quarrel in state house disrupts proceedings
A quarrel in the state house yesterday between Gov Brown's clerks and supporters led to blows before bystanders separated them. Newall accused the governor of aiding Republicans and betraying the party. The executive denied the claim and rejected any revolver drawing, with no arrests reported. Separately, a Naples dispatch notes Italian citrus outlook easing, with forecasts for supply this year.
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Hoanita State
Lowisville
Gov. Brown
Audiwre
State House
Bysteaders
Newlall
San Francisco Likely to Carry 1900 Republican Convention
A Washington dispatch reports San Francisco leading for the 1900 Republican convention with a near majority of pledges. Delegates from East and South back the Bay City as leaders plan for the December 10 meeting, with notable pledges from Fessenden Connecticut Mantoy Maine Scott West Virginia and other New England and Southern members.
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Washington
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
National Committee
Golden Gate
Fessenden
Connecticut
Mantoy
Maine
New England
Scott
West Virginia
Sherman for McKinley Letter From Julio Sherman
A damaged letter from Julio Sherman to Col. H. G. Otis of the Los Angeles Times expresses gratitude for a congratulatory vote and endorses Major McKinley. It notes election results have cleared the political sky and hopes for his nomination and election, with promised support from Oliv.
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Los Ancares
Gal
Col
H. G.otis
The
Los Angeles ‘Times
Julio Sherman
McBinney
Ulo
Major McKinlay
Oliv
Sirke May
Cleveland's City Flag to Fly at Atlanta Exposition
The Cleveland city flag will be unfurled from the terraces of the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta next Wednesday. The flag, emblem of the city’s greatness and unity, will be carried to Atlanta with a four by four flagstaff and displayed throughout the expo during the chamber of commerce delegation’s stay.
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Atlanta
Cleveland City
Cotto States
Grockatin
Ekise
Eas
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta West Taladey
Burtington Train Time Changes Reach Omaha Earlier
Chicago to Omaha service updates cut running time to fourteen hours ten minutes. Keralu No. 4 departs Chicago 1:30 pm daily to reach Omaha earlier, with next-day arrival at 3:20 am. Downbound Omahe Chicago train adjusted to depart mid afternoon and arrive early morning, with Ennius Pacific fuel car added to San Francisco route. Krait No 5 to Kansas City and Southwest departs Chicago fifteen minutes earlier than before.
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Cmcico
Omaha
Keralu No. 4
Chicago
Mula
Nebraska
Circeco
Enmius Pacific
Onnilie
Kansas City
Southwest
Gow
Lord Douglass Threatens Wife In Broadway Corridor
A Los Angeles report recounts Lord Sholto Douglass threatening to kill his wife in a tense corridor near Ardmoreal Sixth and Broadway. The wife remained calm as he warned of shooting if she entered her mother's room while discussion continued. No further action or attempt occurred.
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Rougines
Los Angeles
Sholto Douglass Jestevaning
Ardmoural
Broadway
Wader
Douglass
Bing
Lund
Emperor Lueger Reelected Burgomaster Amid Palace Demonstration
In Viexxa on November 15 Dr. Lueger, anti-Semite leader, was reelected burgomaster after Emperor Francis Joseph refused sanction. A civic council was dissolved, riots erupted, arrests were made, and demonstrators attacked the imperial palace. Separate exhibit news from New York reviews Breylandia loan displays, Stevenson photographs, manuscripts, and related memorabilia at Scribner's Sons, June 5, 189? Samoa references.
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Dr. Lusser
Viexxa
Dr. Lueger
Terelherath
Francis Joseph
Aln
Lueger
Fribeis
Imperial Council
Civic Council
Mean N
Imperial Bofburg
Wihesnturg
Bie
Tilitias
New Yoas
Breyandania
Clas
Scriber
Publishia
Stevenson
Samoa
Depicta
Thatiemots
Pacific
Tambiackee
Vullama
Scribner's Magazine
Wyatt Eaton
South Sea
Wil
Weather report from Arkansas valley drenches region
The Sante Fe weather service reports heavy rain and storms across the Arkansas valley last night with clouds over northern lines. Cooler, clearer conditions expected in Colorado and New Mexico with much colder air advancing into eastern Kansas tomorrow.
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Artiavens Valley
Sante Pe
Reim
Arkansas Valley
Poluta
Suntord
Wellinggton
Heck
Colorado
New Mexico
Kanazsiomuerow
Boone cousins apply for farm positions amid Boone family tale
Two cousins from Pickens claim ties to Daniel Boone and recount family Bible history as they secure posts on Dr Petti johns farm near Movt Run. The story includes a grandparent’s Bible and a claim of kin to famed Kentucky hunter.
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Pickens
Vos
Daniel Doone
Cradden
Daniel Bote
Kentucky
Axplorer
Mic Bie
Boone
Dix Milea Mast
Kenets City
Hed
Dr. Pettijohn
Movt
Cleveland Back in Washington and Weather Notes
President Cleveland and Secretary Herbert returned from New York to Washington. Cloudy weather with rain in Kansas and a forecast of clearing tonight. Mercury near 47 degrees above freezing and a mix of showers and possible light snow tomorrow morning. A Missouri man was taken into custody at the White House as an inquiry into his case proceeds.
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Thurmen Ulliyer
Missouri
White House
Keneas
Devon
Mercury
Cleveland
Washington
Herbert
New York
Dawes Advised To Stop Campaign Speeches By Doctor
The Attorney General F B Dawes faced a throat condition diagnosed by a physician who urged him to halt public speeches in the upcoming campaign. Dawes, suffering since last year, said he will not speak next Monday. recovery and counsel will guide future appearances. General Downs also reports throat trouble connected to campaign work, hindering speaking ability for days.
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F. B. Dawes
Kia
Downs
Sle
Dawet
bin Buster
Ie Wartall
Dawes
Debate with Ingersoll challenges church hosts in Columbus
A public debate invitation from Mev. Mover Mev. 7 addressed to churchgoers in Columbus invites Robert Ingersoll to discuss Christianity and the New Testament. The notice notes expected audiences, debate rules, and a response from Ingersoll regarding his stance.
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Bhutan
Rake
Ingersall
Buffalo Billin It Canal Project News
Involving promoters from Chicago and New York a syndicate plans a canal covering 200 090 acres of fertile land at an estimated cost of 1 000 000 The project includes new railroad links into the Big Horn region and resort development at Shoyhone with a number of wells and springs The venture aims to attract investors and develop mining and placer properties across the state
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Th Ty
Comminslog
Cacul Company
Coly
Mavaxer
Billings
Mont
Fur
Abe
Entoy
Big Horn Bastiaites
Shoyhone
Chicago
New York
G2onkowuy
Churchill Heir Faces Court Shuffle and New York Arrival
A chaotic note reports Lord Chyrehiitte Eidest Sun Wil Vint GCrnenal Caupare delegating lands and tiles to Wi Spencer Churchill. The text says the newest heir, W Spencer Churchill, eldest son of Lord Randolph Churchill, travels to New York from England. He is described as a first cousin to a future Duke of Marlborough and a lieutenant in the fourteenth unit heading to Cuba to observe General Siartines Campos’s forces.
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Chyrehiitte
Stumborough
Blenheim
Spencer Churchill
New York
England
W. Spencer
Lord Randolph Churchill
Duke of
Marliborough
Leutenant
Cuba
Siartines Campos
More Henican Investors Propose Freight Sector Tract Purchase
A Santa Fe freight office auditor, W Healy, plans a tractor stand near Tampiin north of town to seize silos on a 22/40 acre tract for cold storage. Forests of oak and beech noted. plot placed near Lopreal Fraime. In other news a wall factory on Third Street suffered a wire-wall breach early morning fire, destroying equipment and stock.
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W.d. Healy
Diet Clark
Recellia
Sante Fe
Tampiin Bey
Taymtier
Oyehogany
Healy
Winn Neil Bietary Honteuy
Vollatha
Philip Towmiond d& Co
Lweuraaes
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