Croker in Chicago Sanatorium Visit Amid Health Fears
Tammany chieftain Croker travels to a private sanatorium near Chicago to be treated for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He is escorted by two friends, reports note secrecy about his location, and speculation grows over his political future as he plans a possible western sojourn for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chive
Croker
Tin
Kelly
David Giteon
New York Air
Chriebad
Cro Ker
Chanpoulen
New York
Cro
Virginia
Erion Arent
Guadete
Constanie
Ray
Breautee
van Wyek
Hany
Rooshvelt for President and Tammany Hall Rise
The fragmentary notes discuss a Rooshvelt presidential bid and the influence of Tammany Hall. It references a Grand Opera House event, a principal figure named Thomas Jr., and mentions military and political power dynamics. The text is garbled but centers on a decisive political contest and party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tkrier Temata
Siubind
Thosnaseu Jr
Enind Attoye
Liniot
Maine
Vadal
Tammany Hall
Quote on Roosevelt era belief and future presidency
A fragmented, archaic passage cites support for Roosevelt and asserts Colonel Roosevelt will be president of the United States in the future. It critiques political motives and calls for courage against alleged corruption while praising unnamed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Miami
Olnnel Roosevelt Guriner
Wat
Jonel
Tha
U Ates
Sharkey Promises Hard Hit To Beat Corbett In Big Fight
New York May Sharkey declares he will win and land a decisive blow on James J. Corbett. He says after the victory he will be ready to challenge all heavyweights and that Corbett lacks science, claiming superior power and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Corbett
New York
W—Sharkey
James J. Corbett
Cogard
Tim
Bielaa
Geo Blow
Sam
Ciebetts
Wilkin
Aly
Ingersoll's Dual Role in Robertson Will Contest
Col Robert G Ingersoll wrote a glowing funeral oration for Dr Thomas Sex ton Robertson then faced a will contest in Surrogate's court. Three women allege unsound mind and undue influence, while Ingersoll defends the will and seeks its validity. The case highlights his paradoxical position as both beneficiary witness and advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Thomas Sexton Robertson
Robertson
A. H. Animet
Col. Ingersoll Ie Gounsel
Mary W Robertson
Boston
Rob Stson
Lye
Agnes
Ellen Robertson
Col. Ingersoll
Robertsod Jett
Walter Scott
Hammet
Tam
Ingersoll
Coronel Ingersell
Hummel
Ingersell
Tost
Coletrel Goltie
Nordica Talks On War In Chicago Visit
Opera star Mme Nordica arrives in Chicago after a New York stop and brief tour by ship. She shares relief at returning home, discusses war impact on family, and notes plans to sing during her current opera engagement. Her nephew Philip Walker, a wounded soldier, is described as safely returned.
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Chicago
Novome
Linn Nordica
Lake Front
Mme Nordica Gayly
New York
Cilenge
Eris
Southampton
Philip Walker
St Louie
George Walker
Elygland
War Boy
Michigan Avenue
Mme. Nordica
Klondike Prospector Seeks English Syndicate in London
Ernest Alexander of Maryville has returned from the Klondike after four years prospecting. He sails for London to seek support from a strong English syndicate to develop his rich Klondike claim near Dawson. He declines to give a precise value but expects millions based on past results.
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London
Maryville
Rnest Alexander
Klondike
Thors
Yestering
Dawson
Tie
Eugenie Weds in Quiet Civil Ceremony in Rome
Rome reports the civil marriage of Princess Eugenie, daughter of Prince and Princess Eugen Charles Bonaparte, conducted at the Farnese Palace by Consul La Chevre. The ceremony was private due to the ill health of Prince Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Napoleon Charles Bonaparte
Rome
Prince
Nigeun
Charles
Farnese Palace
la ‘Chevre
Prince Bonaparte
Marriage Ceremony Draws European Nobility to Vila Puo Una
Witnesses include Prince Gabriele the brides uncle and Prince Murat. Guests wore garnet, gray, and violet gowns with white feathers and velvet mantles. The bride wore gray satin with a large feathered hat. Post ceremony refreshments were served by the French ambassador. A religious service is planned tomorrow at the chapel of Vila Puo Una, Porta Pia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arere
Gabriele
Prince Murat
Princess Bonaparce
Duchesse de Hivelt
Tridesroom
Mara
Miles
Rose
Violet D'Ithen
Maschese di Bomcampran
Slenora Gott
Prince Ruspell
Ducan Hichiogen
Count Primoll
Count Primott Leaven
Vila Puo- Una
Porta Pia
Social waning at New York horse show crowd
New York November 13 The sixth annual horse show opens as hotels fill with out of town visitors while local society, the 400, stays away. Box diagrams are omitted to avoid harming attendance and social pages note a waning aristocratic aura despite lavish dress in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan Loring
Chicago
Oncuplex
John Jacob’ Astor
Madison Square Garden
Horse Show Aims Higher Reach Says Organizers
The managers note the event’s growth since 1993 claiming national presence in the U S and Canada. They predict entries from Europe next year and emphasize a shift from social to mercantile aims while track horses and trotters show slower participation. The sport grows with more breeders observing the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Europe
NEW OCEAN ROUTES ADOPTED TO REDUCE COLLISIONS
Atlantic transportation firms including Cunard American French Transatlantic North German Lloyd Hamburg American Oceanic Wilson Elier Dempeter Wariness and White Star, chaired by Ismay, agreed on two outward and two homeward routes to be used from August 1. The plan aims to lessen cross Atlantic collision risks and will be circulated among ships and Newfoundland fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Transportation Companies
London
Cunard Line
American Line
French Transatlantic Company
Lord Line Tramburg
American Steamship Company
Nethlends Line
Wilson Line
Atlantic ‘Transport Company
Elier-Dempeter, Warness and
White Star Lines
Ismay
Dramatic Events at Crawford Theater Tonight
Joe Natus stars in a new ballad Sweet Savannah and the farce Have You Seen Smith at Crawford theater tonight. The cast includes Gertie Gilson Harvey sisters Hobby Mack James Dolan Ida Lenhart and many others with 75 60 25 and 25 cent prices. The 1492 extravaganza returns tomorrow with matinee and evening shows priced 1.00 to 0.50 and 0.25 for children. Review excerpts praise Neil McNeil and others, noting humorous delivery and dancing in the Boston Globe feature on Little Trixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Natus
Savannah
Smith
Crawford Theater
Natus
Gertie Gilson
Harvey Sisters
Hobby Mack
James Dolan
Ida Lenhart
Grace Leonard
Manile Daly
Jack Tucker
Eve Willams
Alb
HL Fitz
W. H. Raymond
Sylvia Holt
J. W. Hyde
Joseph Swickerd
Edith Wilson
W.W. Scott
Mabel Connors
Fred Weasel
Joseph Mack
Thi City
Crayford Theater
Stuart
Mate Patti
Hus
Boston
Neil McNeil
Ferdinand
Mr. Birnes
Columbus
Munor
Terry
Madison Square
Mr. Sample
Poiceman
Sullivan
Grand theater hosts Little Trixie and Parlor Match bills
Monday evening Boston audiences saw Little Trixie with May Smith Robbins in the title role at the Grand theater. The program featured catchy music, clever lines, and a strong supporting cast. A Parlor Match returns to the Grand Opera House with new scenery and effects, boosted by the Olympia quartet and Hoyt’s comedy legacy. Ticket prices range 10 to 50 cents with seats available at Sim Drug store. Andrews Opera Company plans three performances at Crawford theater next week with Cavalleria, Fra Diavolo, and Martha on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie
Boston
May Smith Robbins
Grand Theater
Grand Opera House
Olympia Quartette
Hoyt
Sim Drug
Andrews Opera Company
Crawford Theater
US to Move Troops Into Havana Province Within Ten Days
Washington reports rapid transport of United States forces into Havana province starting within ten days. Major General Green, General Charles Humphrey, and Colonel Hecker oversee reception and quartermaster work, including wharf construction. Speier will command the First brigade. Wilton’s corps follows. No word on the eighth cavalry detachment, but potential conflict risks loom in Santiago as troops move to ensure discipline.
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Washington
United States
Havana
Greenm
Seventh Corps
Charles F. Humphrey
Hecker
Quartermasters Department
Speier
Wilton An
Eighth Cavalry
Nuecvitas
Puerta Principe
Roosevelt Campaign Fund Contested by Knapp Messenger
Albany November 1 a message tied to a campaign report shows Colonel Roosevelt received funds totaling 2.90 dollars from a messenger named Knapp and others. The treasurer of the Republican state committee reports a payment of 100 pounds, alleging it relates to money contributed or expended by several persons in support of Roosevelt’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Stilm
Knapp
Roosevelt
Campaign spending report mentions candidates and totals
The report lists candidates Enkena Colonah Morgan and John T. McDonoug with stated expenses. It notes Roosevelt supporters and a ledger of costs including postage and related campaign items, totaling 144s in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz Cimsute
Ennkena
Colonah Morgan
Te Sith
Roosevelt Foe
Atc
Aiye
John T. McDonoug
Dr Duncan Cleared In Grave Desecration Case
Dr L C Duncan former assistant surgeon for the Twente and Kansas Volunteers, facing Civil War grave desecration charges in Virginia, has bail secured and civil authorities plan to dismiss. He was linked to robberies of Confederate graves during relic hunts. Duncan now returns home with his regiment, awaiting Fairfax dismissal.
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L. C. Duncan
Twente
Kansas
Fairfax Court House
Virginia
Duncan
Duke
Vie~eiia
A. M. Harvey
Dotean
Fairfax
Kaseis Medicad College
Jeffersons County
Disappeared Grand Marshal Spotted After Week Missing
William Re Frazer, grand marshal of the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Masons, who had vanished for a week, was reported at the Keystone office today. He offered no clear explanation for his absence from home and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphi
William Re Frazer
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Masons
Agin
The
Keystone
Pallor
Peculiar Remedy Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
A letter from Rev. F. J. Bell of Weedsport Cayuga Co praises Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion. He claims the tablets relieve years of dyspepsia, improve sleep, and restore energy by aiding digestion. The pills, prepared by F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich, are offered at 20 cents per package with a free book on stomach cases.
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F. J. Bell
Weedsport
Cayuega Co
Noy
Stuart
Sesdaport
N.Y
Ida Cole
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
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Malena
Nordica
Hunde
Seek English Syndicate
Men's
Sargen
Astrachan Reeters
Jo Scotch
Beadfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Boston Globe
DR. Duncan
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