Sherman to do. Will be succeeded by his first assistant
Washington dispatch reports changes in President McKinley’s cabinet soon. Attorney General McKenna is expected to be named to the Supreme Court. Secretary Sherwin to retire. The postmaster generalship may go to Col. Gary, with opposition from some Republicans. McKenna’s confirmation faces Senate resistance. the American Protective Association allies back his candidacy, arguing papal ties should not block justice.
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Washington
Mock Kinisy
McKenne
Supreme Court Tench
Ube Drei Dug
Hew Peesinn
Wengrems
Bio Ewrtwin
Bulure
Sherisin Wit
Gary
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Steelsky
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Tuen
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Yest
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Iy le
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Permi Tuthien
Supreme Court
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Ole Pope
Riehyte
Quarthey
Mickensa
Government of the Unity of States
Cuibulle
Amerie Progressie
Irebind
Keare
Grain Horehound Syrups Promoted for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement urges use of Grain Horehound Syrups as the best remedy for consumption coughs colds and chest troubles. It markets a grain preparation priced at 25 cents per bottle and 25 and 50 cent packages, claiming benefits for stomach comfort and children, with guaranteed quality from Geo W Stensfeld and Miller's Pharmacy at Sixth and Topeka avenues.
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Geo. W. Stensfeld
Kanfan Avenue
Miller’s Pharmacy
Sixth
Topeka Avenues
Missouri Kanss game scheduled in Kansas City
Thanksgiving Day football event between the University of Missouri and the University of Kansas set for Kansas City with ticket sales announced at two dollars. Details on dates times appear garbled but indicate November events and a Kansas City venue.
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University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Fante Fe
Nls
Petit Silh
Ufo
Ocori
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Tammany's Tiger Presented to Colonel Rappert
New York November 2 The tiger presented to Tammany Fall by ex mayor Patrick of New Orleans has been given to Colonel Rappert the Rhinebeck brewer in acknowledgment of services to the party. The animal will be housed on his farm and a cage built for display. Barnum and Bailey manager Mr Alien offered up to $100 for the tiger but Ex Mayor Hugh J Grant directed him to John D Sheehan the Tammany Hall executive committee chair.
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York
Tammany Fall
Pitspatrick
New Orleans
Tammany Hall
Rhinebeck
Europe
Alien
Hugh J. Grant
Uger
Fourteenth Street
Sumucles
Insecure Foundations Reckon Chicago Skyscrapers at Risk
General William Boyymin warned Chicago architects that many big buildings rest on unstable clay. He cited the old post office and the Freight or Trade Building as sinking steadily. He urged pile foundations driven to blue clay for safety and cost efficiency, noting the Me dinah and other projects benefited from such methods.
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Higo
William Boyymin
Chicaco
Reg Pery
Smith
Jackscrewa
Sait
Mali
Aterpletforn Foundation of
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Ple
Ely
Medinah
Orm
Postession
Charity scheme tied to Castellane fortune in Paris
Paris reports detail a 1,000,000 franc gift pledged by the Countess Boni de Castellane for a permanent charity building on Rue Pierre Charron to host annual entertainments. The purchase of land, expenses, and a grand plan echo recent Parisian charity concerns and the Castellane public image amid mounting expenditures.
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Boni d+ Castellane
Pierre Charron
Bagaar
Sim Uhe
Baguar
Hue
Jean Gougon
Baron Maclean
Frances
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Reravkabie
Chamber of Dupu
France
Gee
Gould
Puro
Versailles
Bleeding Woman From Rare Hemorrhagic Disease
Miss Riley of St Louis suffers a severe hemorrhagic ailment described as a rare form of hemophilia. Doctors report repeated bleeding from gums, eyes, skin, and mucous membranes, with efforts to control flow lasting hours. Despite pallor and weakness, physicians remain hopeful for recovery. The article notes hereditary tendency and discusses general causes and treatments.
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St. Louis
Mary E. Riley
Mine Riley
Powell
Taylor
Dave
Fumigation planned for St Louis jail Sunday
The jail will be thoroughly fumigated early Sunday morning using 69 barrels of sulphur, three barrels of carbolic weld and one barrel of alcohol. Chief Sanitary Inspector Francis will oversee the operation with 60 officers providing guard and transfer of prisoners. The process aims to purge vermin and germs and the jail is to be fully closed during work.
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St. Louis
Francis
Jell
Huebler
Chilkoot A Death Trap On Klondike Trail
Chicago reports from Sheep Camp on the Chilkoot trail warn that twenty prospectors have perished in recent weeks as heavy storms strand men en route to the Klondike. The author notes repeated danger tales at every stop and urges avoiding the journey.
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Pasa
Chicago
San Francisco
George Pope
Etyes
Klondike
First Chicago recital lecture on Mr Isc Isaac's origin story
F Marion Crawford opened the Chicago recital lecture course at Central Music Hall last week with confidences about The Original Mr Isaacs. It marked his first public talk on the topic and attracted a distinctly interested audience. The author described the tale’s hero, a Persian named Jacobs encountered in Simla, noting Isaacs was not as handsome as described.
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F. Marion Crawford
Chicago
Central Music Hall
Islave
Deenford
Jacobs
Simin
Isaacs
Two sea serpents sighted near Greenport by local clerk
New York November 22. C E Stanton a Wrage clerk at Greenport Long Island reported sighting two sea serpents while fishing near the village. The larger head four feet across with whiskers and lathering tail, green scales about forty feet long, followed by a second serpent in pursuit. The creatures moved with side to side head motions causing a splashing surge as Stanton fled ashore.
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L. L
New York
C. E. Stanton
Wrage
L. 7
Mr. Stanton
Galt
Lincoln Welcomes Mrs Lease in Woman Rule Town
New Jersey mayor Silas D. Drake hosts Mary Elizabeth Lease in Lincoln for a civic visit marked by a town meeting speech. Officials arrange tours, discuss street improvements, and offer housing prospects as Mrs Lease expresses admiration for Lincoln and its progressive spirit.
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New York
Silas D. Drake
Lincoln
N. J
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Emmet Egre
Charles HH. Lease
Histralia
Atsel Leaity
Ayor
Miss BE
Drake
Toincoln
Lease
Drake Avenue
Spain
Pilin
Olivia Hazard
Miss Weel
Miss Ege
Mayor Drake
Electric Light Company
Mayer Drake
Mise Moore
Beaton’s reform plan explained in Gage letter
Boston November 2 The Journal reports on Secretary Gage’s reply to Beaton’s questions about reform proposals for government bonds as currency security and circulating notes The exchange discusses limits on interest bearing loans a government guarantee for payments and investment of guarantee funds The letter asserts rapid issuance of bonds and cautious use of reserve funds to avoid contraction and maintain public confidence
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Boston
Journal
Beaton Soars
Bec
Retary
Secretary of the Treasury
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Danio
Gage
Morey
Iecal
Queer Murder Defense in Gas Induced Temporary Aberration
Frank Novak and his lawyers advance a gas induced temporary aberration as a defense in the murder of Howard Murray on February 2. They claim Novak was awakened by a blast at his store, overwhelmed by gases, and not responsible for the fatal shooting or injuries. They argue Murray was killed by accidental gas effects, not Novak, and that the blood clot and skull fracture occurred before death, supporting innocence.
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Vinton
Nev
Frank Novak
Howard Murray
Tony
Novak
Lle
Murry
Etrick
Noval
Big Enamel Ware Plant Formed in St Louis Area
A major capitalization merger centers at St Louis to unite Niedringhaus enameled ware interests and Granite City Steel under one holding. The new corporation aims to consolidate manufacture across two New York plants, three Chicago plants, and one each in Milwaukee, Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia, with about 25 million in capital and FG Niedringhaus as president.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Ph Ladelplata
FG. Niedringhaus
Politician in Trouble Charged With Murder in Jacksonville
John R Brett Florida politician and former Republican convention host is jailed in Jacksonville on murder charges. He is accused of shooting Obadiah Adarhn, pastor of St James A B Church in Brooklyn suburb. The incident occurred last evening, with Scott and Adiane also named in the report.
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Pia
John Rbrett
Lader
Florida
St Louie
Hee
Obadiah Adarhn
St. James
Brooklyn
Scott End Adiane
Adame
Jeg Ife
Scott Wee
Prof See's Discoveries At Flagstaff In Plan To Publish
Astronomers from Wingistalt Albuquerque and Boston prepare to share recent Flagstaff observations and remarkable discoveries. Prof Th J F Ses and Mr SE Moothroy travel with valuable records to consult with McLawell and publish Dunet in New York. Atmosphere at Flagstaff praised as ideal for ongoing work and planned public release awaits publication.
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Albuquerous
G. M
Nav
Th J
F. Ses
Lowel Obwervatory
Wingistalt
Arna
Liwell
Albuquerque
Boston
SE. Moothroy
Bevton
Platt backing speaker picks in New York Assembly
Senator Platt appears to have rallied Republican members to back a speaker and officers in the New York State Assembly. At party headquarters, several Kings County electees were said to owe their victory to Citizens' union endorsements. Text also includes miscellaneous notices and ads on remedies.
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New York
Platt
Urair
Edward
Brennan
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