President Roosevelt Attends Uncle’s Funeral in Guarded Jersey City
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attend the funeral of Mrs Gracie in Jersey City amid heavy security. Police, mounted units, and a large crowd control cordon the area as a man named A B Deming delivers a letter to the president who hands it to a policeman. Deming is later taken to the police court.
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Ow York
Roosevelt
Mr. Hodnevelt
Jersey City
Mra Douglan Tohisaan
bin Woyle
Gracia
Mra. Maghevelt
J. H. Hicken
Cowles
Navy
Greene
Maison Avenue
Mobinson
Br. Gracie
East Footy
Eighth Street
Church of the Holy Communion
Carringe
Central Office
Mergeant Wild & Heeret Parvies
Medan
Wecharah Ld
Sixth Avenue
Opinella
Ehuaider
Ehowker
Fynavenine
Atenue
Mra Roosevelt
Policrman
Deming
A.B Deming
Nam
Rookevelt
ASG
Mudd
Noted Clergy Attend Oyster Bay Sermon
An Oyster Bay church service ends with the president safely exiting after a man named Arthur P Demeng, claiming Jersey City origin and US birth, tried to force entry and hand a letter. He was arrested after obtaining a path through a side entrance to a small anteroom near the president.
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Bishop Otter
Dr. Mottet
H. F. Taylor
Howard K. Barlow
Henry H. Wardburn
Arthur P Demeng
Jersey City
United States
Demong
Cleve land Declines Nomination In Letter To Eagle
New York November 27 1900 Grover Cleveland states to editor McKelway of the Brooklyn Dairy Eagle that he cannot be renominated and will not seek the presidency again He thanks readers for support and says the decision is final and unalterable, urging the Eagle to publish the statement.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Brooklyn Dairy Eagle
Princeton
McKelway
Manifesta
Grover Claveland
Pir MrKelway
Brooklyn
N.Y
Consul insult sparks row over Trent voyage
The Royal Malt steamer Trent reports from Cartagena that United States consul Luther H. Ellsworth was invited aboard but halted halfway by Colombian troops before reaching the ship. Ellsworth says Colombian authorities have insulted him since U S recognition of Panama.
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New York
Trent
Cylon
Cartagena
United
Chet Place
Luther HE. Elsworth
Hin
Ellsworth
Colomfox Cvion
Ellkworth
Panama
United States
Robbed of 25000 in Jewelry in Glenside Area
Philadelphia news reports a theft of jewelry valued at 25000. The seizure affected the Towers area in Glenside and its suburbs. The victim, Harris Harrison, brother of a University of Pennsylvania student, is mentioned among those connected to the incident. The incident occurred yesterday and involved surprise theft from jewelry stores.
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Phiadelphia
PNA
Warre
Totar Welsh Harriwan
Glenside
Auburd
Harrison
University of Pensylvania
Weather forecast promises warmer conditions ahead
The forecast notes warmer weather continuing today in Kassax with increasing warmth through Friday. Strong southerly wind and a mild daytime high are reported by the government thermometer, but details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Kassax
East Porton
Oon
Nix Ratien Anchour
Stock Sacrifices and Prejudiced Umpire Rumors
A chaotic note mentions America Oil and Gasco offering stock at bargain prices with odd phrases about 100,000 shares and cent fractions. The text briefly references Topeka Kansas, a biased umpire claim, and scattered Austrian and European mentions, including university sentiment and anti Austrian chatter.
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America
Hseee Ruronatt Hove
Topeka, Kan
Pollock Fight Dropped as Troutman Leaves for Topeka
Washington move ends bid to block Justice Pollock's confirmation. Troutman departs for Topeka without Senate judiciary action. Burton vows no further opposition. Kansas delegation members disappointed by president's plan and lack of consultation. Fire damages Bank stores and Masonic Hall. D J Hanna offices listed as casualties.
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Washington
Justice Pollock
Senate
James A. Troutman
Topeka
Committee On Judiciary
Lwave
Toneka
Kansas
Perth
Ldl
Senaloy Burton
Annear
Hinl City
Kan
Thin City
Bre
Tarmers' and Merchants’ Bank
Alliance Store
C. A. Webster's Lard
Washburn Wins, Dadisman Re-elected Captain in Record Crowd
Victory over Des Moines Bright and decisive as Washburn fans celebrate a dominant season. Captain John Dadisman is re-elected, with plans for next year and notable attendance breaking prior records. The article details fire damage at Hill City and a large postgame banquet, plus Washburn’s unbroken winning streak and strong showings against multiple opponents.
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Pisss
Maxwell
Casrothers
Amick
Delay
Dadisman
Padinnen
Gueringhasa
Lakin
Stewart
Caldwell
Too Much for Lucas Sheriff Rounds Up Kelley in Chicago
Rawlins county sheriff Lucas captured Edward Kelley in Chicago for robbing the Rawlins county treasury of 2000 dollars in December 1961. Kelley, a noted safe cracker, resisted, prompting a brawl with officers. He is being held for trial in Oakley after transfer from Chicago to Rawlins county. Also noted: Wilson and Mrs Newson sentenced to seven years for unrelated embezzlement. a divorce suit filed by James White.
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Lucas
Atwood
Edward Kelley
Kelley
Chicago
Rawlins County
M.A. Wilson
Mra
M. B. New
Oklahoma City
Wln
Wilson
Raw
Ling County
Short
Raw- Ling County
Luca
Lucaa
Uitts
South Clarik Street
Kansas Sherif
Lucan
Kansas
Hack
Oakley Station
Omaha
Howard
Mahoney
Rawlina County
Sation
Stigrt
Elley Wan
Burg
Fourteen union miners rounded up on conspiracy charges in Telluride
Telluride Colorado November 27 sheriff Hutan arrested fourteen union miners including President Guy E Miller and Secretary Oscar M Carpenter on conspiracy charges. President Miller was freed after objections over lack of a warrant and conduct alleged to have aimed at intimidation. Justice Robinson postponed preliminary examinations for the remaining arrestees while Eugene Engley defended the group.
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Telluride
Colo
Guy E. Miller
Oscar M. Carpenter
Hutan
Auller
Eugene Engley
Justice of the Peace
W. Robinson
Miller
Mr. Bagley
Howe
Tom Boy Gold Mines Company
Ruten
Nald Miller
Ustice Robinson
Troops Ordered Out In Missoula Indian War
Missoula Montana report shows Major W H Smead says Indian police cannot control Joe Morrigeau and his 1500 head of stock on the Flathead reservation over grazing tax. Major Torey Captain Maxie and 59 men head from Washington to quell the disturbance amid rumors of deputies and armed sheriffs.
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Missoula
Mont
Navy
Fort Anwouth
W. H. Smead
Fiathead
Joe Morrigeau
Morrigman
Torey
Maxie
Washington
Eet
Murrigeau
Hette Sitter
County Treasurer Office Hours Change Announced
Commissioners order the county treasury to close each day at four oclock and begin new noon hours for business. Treasurer Bowen will implement the schedule, opening for afternoon duties and moving to a streamlined routine modeled after Grider, with clerks balancing workloads as directed.
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Nserpea
Bowen
Te County Treasury
Treasury
Washburn Triumphs Over Highland Park In Topeka Showdown
Washburn college roars to victory over Highland Park of Des Moines in a top tier clash, with coach Warriner praising the dominant line and the team’s flawless handling. Captain John Dadisman chosen for 1911, while Leach as manager, Kennedy likely to return as coach. Gate receipts near $2,000, net around $500 after expenses, fueling campus celebrations and improvements.
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Highland Park College
Washburn College
Washburn
John Dadisman
Coac Kennedy
Leach
Gus. Graham
Grinnell
Cedar Falls
Sala
Highland
Iowa
Kansas
State University
Flava
Carlisle
Tam
Haskell
Highland Parke
Highland Park
Topeka
Washburn Sie
Highland Fark
Hiighland
Graham
Z& Varin
Wastburn
Pean
In Russia's Way In the Way of Carrying Out Her Chinese Schemes
Russia presses for a quick end to Russo Japanese talks over Korea and Manchuria amid warnings of potential conflict. Japan seeks recognition of influence in Korea and opening of Tongampha ports while China is kept neutral. US and British concerns frame distant involvement as talks continue with Viceroy Alexei’s return to St Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Toll
Alexies
BL Petersburg
Korea
Manchuria
Japan
China
United States
Faseix
Austin
Pacific
Port Arthur
Huda
Alkeal
Gad
Tactical movement near Fort Maso delays report
Minacula Montana November 27 reports Major ars rey and Captain Maxey with the Twenty fourth infantry in the Teidtuts area moving toward Morrignan's cowboys. Troops reach double quick but the situation remains tense as Indian shots are feared and possible engagement looms. Supplies are limited and a potential reinforcement by Torrey is noted amid warnings against taxing stock on the reservation.
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Minacula
Mont
Arsrey
Joh Morne
Magar
Crrey
Merrigesu
Rainforce
Torrey
Land purchase for Creamery plant expansion near Poli Street
Belon 1 the purchase of a large tract north of their plant on Poli Street between First and Second. The land will host new improvements and a switch to connect with the Santa Fe direct line, aiding freight access. Future transfers from Missouri Shapiro will route via Union Pacific for the new connection. Weather forecast: Chicago area tonight and Saturday warm east portion with strong winds.
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Missouri
Union Partie Roste ‘Owiten Wl
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Mr. Troutman
Burton
D. J. Hanna’s
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Graham County
Morton Albsugh
B. B. Mullaney
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
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Kansas State Normal
College of Emporia
Haneas Agricultural
Hethanyonllese
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Victorioun
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Philip
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James White
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County Treasury
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Continental Creamery Company Becures
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