Debating Treatment for Habitual Drunkards and Druggists
Physicians and officials argue drunkenness is a diseased state requiring hospital care rather than jail. Police sometimes take intoxicated individuals home for care. experts advocate state-supported hospitals like Keeley cures, with six months to a year for effective treatment. City officials differ, but agree jail is not the proper place for addicts and that treatment should be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Ib Ors
Eastman
New York
Maske Chimeis
W. A. S. Hird
Lisa Biepital
Mitchell
Arunkards
Tudsey
Juliet
W. BR. Sivan
Shell shipment to Mars island Navy Yard reported
The notice outlines a large shipment of 20 000 shells to Mare Intanda yard for American naval use. It notes that the ammunition was to be moved by ship from Atlantis to the Pacific and hints at urgent need for munitions amid deployments and naval readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Island Navy Yard
Bert
Pabi
Arger Mien
Puritan
Atlantis
Pacific
Mare
News on Navy Yard Delays and North Atlantic Deployments
A Washington dispatch reports Sec retary Lang ordered Brooklyn navy yard officials to refrain from commenting on the Sinnerelads in North Atlantic waters. Repairs to ships are complete. Within ten days Commodore Philip will command battleships and armored cruisers, excluding the Iowa and Oregon, now at Rio Janeiro. The armored cruisers New York and other fleets will be kept near the Brazilian coast as the Spain regulations develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tieraid
Washington
Lang
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
North Atlantic
Philip
Iowa
Oregon
Rio Janeiro
Spain
Massidgettts to complete repairs this weekend
The Homeship Massidgettts will finish repairs over the presusit weekend and all construction on the Indiana will be completed within that time. Naval officials say the Texan 16 conc cerned will need only a short time to repair the propeller before armor clades are ready for Hampton Roads where New York awaits. Vessels will stay pending further action from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massidgettts
Indiana
Hampton Roads
New York
Paris
Lucky Kansas Girl Inherits Half Million Gift
Miss Sarah Bonell of Ablene heir to $500,000 after death of Tekend. Writes from Vilens that sister Ablene confirms the bequest and Sarah plans to spend the coming winter in India with her sister Bina while remaining educated in the Vatsaimingeres Lerlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bonell
Abilene
Avilens
Kona Bonet
Ablene
Frivmda Frogs Figgins
Ils
Sarah
Ablent
New York
Changes in Austrian diplomatic rank to an embassy
The state department acknowledges Austria-Hungary will elevate its status to an embassy in Washington. The move affects the Austrian mission at Vienna and may lead to additional secretaries and attaches. Baron Hengelmuller, current minister to Austria, will be recalled next month. Count Ruelferstein is named as potential successor with a high profile in Austrian politics. The article also notes Morgan's orchestra at the corner of State and Quincy streets with tickets selling for 50 cents, including supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
State Department
Austria-Hungary
Francis Josephrand
United States
Vina
Amerean Regation
Corp Bt Vienna
Baron Hengeimulter
Swtterland
Count Ruelferstein
the Insterior
Francis Joseph
Count Kuelferstein
Austria
Baron Hengelmulier
Tarsige Corps
Stet and
Quincy Streets
Morgans Orchestra
Waiting for Uncle Saw Rations at Cavite
The article recounts scenes in Manila during American occupation, noting open shops and busy merchants as soldiers in blue collect rations. It describes tensions between American troops and locals, with criticisms of native treatment and a focus on the logistical display of rations at Cavite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavite
Manila
Harpers
Anthor
FORGERY HIS FAD AND A CLERICAL DESPERADO
A former Wichita prosecutor, Rev. Mr. Mark Thorp, alias Rev. Mr. Haveard, is linked to a long running fraud scheme. Police and Pinkertons tracked him for weeks across Kansas City and Marshalltown. Thorp, once pastor of a popular church, is described as a complex figure with a career in law and ministry.
Forged credentials led to preacher Parrish arrest
A forger identified Rev Mr Mark Thompson as Parrish by a deputy, and on October 17 he was arrested. Parrish, who had occupied the pulpit for three years, allegedly forged letters of recommendation and credentials from church leaders. He later victimised Sandwich Bank of Randwick and the American Banking Association, culminating in a long investigation and a stand in DeKalb county jail at Sycamore awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish
Mark Thompson
Marehielltown
Constantine
Sandwich Bank
Randwick
American Henking Association
Pinkerton Agercy
Cours
DeKalb County
Sycamore
Triai
Murder on the Chispa second time in two months
Nov 4 report of a fatal shooting on the Chispa in a case linked to a serial mystery. The victim, identified as Nick, was shot during a confrontation at Berg's inn. Captain Hesoka leads the investigation as authorities search for clues and motive amid ongoing Brooks murder questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Prancieco
Nick
Berg
Nilou
Rube
Anurslitn
Hesoka
Brooks
Ohio Man in Special Dispatch Summary
A Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch profiles an Ohio man tied to Governor Stanley of Kansas. Born in Patterson, Hardin County, Illinois, he studied law locally before moving west. The narrative highlights a family noted for intellect and energy, naming sisters Mrs Drew of Cleveland, Miss Harriet J. Stanley, and Miss Bird Stanley, with the latter an adopted sister in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati’ Enquirer
Kenton
Alors
Ohio
Elent Stanley
Kansas
Felie
Pattersop
Hardinecanty
Plate
West Fils
Mre
Cleveland
Harriot J. Stanley
The
West School
Hird Stanley
Pennington
New Jersey
Preference for Spanish War veterans in civil service
New York Nov 14 Secretary Long reports recommending Congress amend civil service laws to grant preference to applicants who served in the Spanish war. Preference already exists for Civil War veterans, and the military union foresees support for extending this to those who enlisted in the recent conflict. Last Turk Leaves Crowe Cannon Island of Crete Nov 14 Chair Pasha and the last Turkish soldiers depart today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whellington
Long
Congress
Caner
Island of
Crete
Cha‘ir Pasha
Here
Hooley Case Reveals 1000 Pound Payments and Cuban Loan Claim
London November 14 The bankruptcy examination of promoter Eonest Terah Hooley resumes with Sir William Marriott denying his claim of paying 1000 pounds for an introduction to the Carleton club and refuting Hooley’s alleged 10000 pound donation to Conservative funds. Marriott says Hooley also spoke of a Cuban loan connected to an American syndicate and a 10000 pound fee, while Hooley loses hopes of creditor relief. Marriott admits receiving a 50 pound check from Hooley, later handed to Conservative representatives, which could not aid his bankruptcy.
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London
Terah Hooley
Sir William Marriott
Mr. Hooley
Hooley
Carleton
William
Marquis of Aberzavenny
William Marriott
Careton
Gamne
Cuba
Tor Company
Hooviey
Hoovey
Desperate Prisoner Escapes from County Jail
Wm. Alimandin, jailed for grand larceny, escaped Saturday from the county jail in Fil Dorado by prying through plaster and floor using an iron bar. He climbed the cage, burned a floor hole with a match, and fled as alarmed prisoners yelled fire to wake Sheriff Turner.
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Fil Dorado
Wm. Alimandinier
Tls
Turner
National Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
Open day of the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden features professional horsemen. Events include harness horses and jumpers with $35,000 in prizes, judging and special cups. Weather dampened public interest though entries align with previous years.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
National Horse Show Association
Minsterial group in Muncie opposes Sunday funerals
In Muncie Indiana the Ministerial association released unusual resolutions opposing Sunday funeral services except in absolute necessity. They urge undertakers to protest the practice and suggest family farewells occur before services. The plan also discourages casket viewing after funerals and favors home funerals for solemnity and simplicity. Reactions split among religious workers.
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Ministerial Association of
Muncie
Mwe
Astet
Wellington to Launch Temperance Revival led by Albert Griffin
Wellington on Nov 14 plans a temperance revival as saloons grow bold. XX meeting at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon featured Albert Iffin as the principal speaker, stirring up strong enthusiasm for the crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Albert Griffin
Methodist Church
Albert Iffin
THAT SOLDIER VOTE PROVING A GREAT PLAGA
A mangled wartime voting item discusses the soldier vote and canvassing boards. The piece notes confusion over return times and December deadlines, with claims about delays and myths surrounding ballots. The text references Balline county and Tevklan, naming county officials and canvassing actions amid disputes.
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Ordre
Ieeeeutor
Balline
Capvaseng
Udjout
Supplies for Twenty-Third Kansas Aid Society Box
The Twenty-third Kansas Aid Society prepared hospital supplies for Kansas troops in Cuba and sent them via express to the New York depot quartermaster at state expense. Private Secretary Lewis coordinated forwarding with the depot quartermaster but received no reply yet about movement through to Santiago. The Anglian Lutheran church plans a Pennsylvania supper at 6 o'clock on November 16.
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Twenty-third Kansas Aid Society
Kansas
San Luis de Cuba
Lewis
New York
Santiago
Missing old medicine peddler near Porter home
Yesterday afternoon Meltz, a 73 year old medicine peddler with white hair and a full beard, stopped at Arthur Porter’s house one mile south of town for lodging. He stepped out at seven and has not been seen since as neighbors organized a search with no trace by eight this morning.
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Meltz
Arthur Porter
Porter
Fie
Oelock
E of L Meets Tomorrow in Chicago
Delegates to the twenty second annual Knights of Labor assembly arrive in large numbers in Chicago. An executive board meeting was held to arrange the programme. The event opens tomorrow.
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E of
Croker Visits Chicago Visit to City Not Political
Chicago November 14 Richard Croker Tammany leader is in Chicago visiting friends. As far as can be learned his visit to this city has no political significances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
Chicago
Richard Croker
Tammany Leader
Mr. Croker
Advertised Patent Remedy Claims Quick Relief
Pulaxkl Kentucky dealer John Mathias reports long illness with Max and an unnamed physician, credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing half a bottle. Also touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neurangia with instant relief and quick action. Sold by Strife Holliday druggists at 523 Kansas Avenue Topeka with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathias
Pulaxkl, Ky
Max
Chamberlain
Strife & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Spain's Paper Refused After Mutiny Disturbances
Disturbances in the city subside as regular Spanish crews patrol. The government offers the market 425,000 pounds in three days to fund troops. Two Spanish bankers lend LM, 000 pounds but boluses refuse without proof of funds in London. Forty five ringleaders and chief promoters of Thursday mutiny reportedly arrested and imprisoned in Morre Castle, none to be court martialed.
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Laving
Wis Key West
Fila
London
Comercial
Spain
Morre Castle
Washington War Board Report Details Subsistence Expenditures
The report by Charles P. Feagan, commander of subsistence, to the secretary of war cites an expenditure of 6,008,725 dollars with a small balance in the subsistence bureau. It describes blockade actions near Tampa in May and June 2008, unloading efforts for the Fifth Army Corps, and supplies that reached 16,000 enlisted men. The document covers logistic work at Santiago, Munition Point, and the care of stores and requisitions tied to the Cuban invasion, noting army control by the commissary general and the need to ensure adequate rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles P. Fegan
Secretary of War
Frey
Commissary Department
Byars
Egan
Une Santiago
Aten
Tampa
Srhiol
Istana
Cuba
Denver
Department of the Apet
Fifth Army Corps
Furtter
Gan Wage
Nur
Santiago
Parker Ata Ouiere
Munteile Point
Kickin
SHOWERS OF METEORS EXPECTED IN NEW YORK AREA
New York reports say Prof Z K Foes of Columbia University predicts a meteor shower may arrive between now and November. Yale Princeton and Harvard campuses planned observations. Yale director Sr Kikin has a meteor graph from 1836 hoping to use it. Predictions vary as calculations shift and meteor activity remains uncertain.
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New York
Z. K. Foes
Columbia University
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Sr. Kikin
Yale University Observatory
Keee
Willen
Gut Carlier
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