West beld society adjourned meeting at Powell home
The West beld Society held an adjourned gathering Saturday at Mire L M Powell’s home. Evie Grubs was elected first vice president and Mrs H Crane served as treasurer. The Bohemian club hosted a party with Edwin Lange, Walter Bates, Mrs Harding and Dr Lowry in attendance. The Stedman Club planned a meeting in the Coy studio with Sarah Hureresny Ris and Maria McLarty among those present.
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Westbeld
Mire
L. M Powell
Mires Evie Grubs
Mre
Crane Treamerer
Borate
Bohemian Club
Mra Irei
Edwin Lange
Walter Bates
Mra Harding
Dr. Lowry
Stedman Club
Stedman
Wyering
Sarah Hureresny
Maria McLarty
Mra
Joephine
Tomar State
Cole
Mead Stalag Une
Lastronse
Wiener Brass
California
Tomorow
Federal Court
Sterne
Ts Kelly
Cvlet
Eurecon
Whitten
Humboldt Tghow
Nial
Topeka
Patrewagen
Seversduye
Meditcott
Saty
Sue Tone
Detar Woolvert St
Oon
W. Vv
Tnwurasoe
John Dawson
Ui State
Qftleg
Si H. Berrive
Ea Christian Church
Dunday Moras
Congregation of Unity I Coletrata
Ells
Yourpat
Leas Cotta
Fortunwood
Jon
Lancers
Thorpe
Giggen Ait End
Westie
Doc Wilts
Macphial
Giles
Twentieth’ Regiment
Eiaes
Drivi Club
Union Pacific
Riiver Lake
Silver Lake
Quring
City Railway Company
John &. Dawson
Wellington
Thobar
County Exmiral
Kansas City
Hlack
San
Jett Keun
Boston & Meh
United
Dantes
Kansas
Mazet Faces Fierce Fight in New York Assembly Race
New York October 16 reports a tense campaign in the Nineteenth Assembly district. Tammany Hall backs Mazet’s opponent while Citizen's Union endorses Stewart. Senator Grady and ten Tammany orators pledge to back Stewart, with Roosevelt speaking for Mazet and a torchlight parade planned. Campaign leaders include George H. Bidwell and Lemuel Quigleyiver coordinating the canvass. Mazet vows a strong defense as rivals mobilize thousands in a high political showdown.
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New York
Hubert Stunet
Tammany Mall
Taromany Deadar
Jon
Teader
Thomas C. Pratt
George H. Bidwell
Lemuel EB. Quikeliver
Muret
Cams
Gintiee
Seel
Mazet
Hunted to death of Chicago con man in woods near Waukegan
Chicago news reports the burial of Tom Meyers a noted confidence man and forger who escaped Watkegan jail on August 31 with three others. Meyers died September 3 after four days exposed in woods. Gorman recaptured and told police the grim fate of Meyers and the escapees.
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Chicago
Waukegan
Tom Meyers
Watkegan
Pete Gorman
Condell
Meyers
Uberty
George C. Schneider
Joe Paul
Gorman
China
Sinderbruah
Meyern
Mayers
Hety
Surman
Lake County
Atp
Laren
Expensive sport drains New York Yacht Club funds
New York Yacht Club bears the cost of managing and attempting races. Officials say each race costs about $1,000, including the steamboat and incidental expenses, with total outlays around $21,000 and projected further costs of at least $8,000. The seven attempts likely cost near $2,400,000, borne by the public who wanted to see the yachts compete.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Ofp
Local School Board Notes and Community Updates
Highlights include school board actions, upcoming local meetings, and community events. Mentions of board member Coles return from California, Mannoraki Sap retuning, and various civic notices. weather notes and farm concerns also appear, with a focus on local nerves, public safety, and scheduled gatherings.
Another Treaty and Claims in Latin America
A Washington dispatch notes negotiations for a new treaty to revive the Chilean claims commission and urges legislation to empower a commission to assess claims from Cuba, the insurgency, and the Spanish war. It cites about 20 million dollars in claims and mentions arbitration talks with Hesel, Guatemala, and Hayt, plus delays in a Delago Bay German property seizure case.
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New York
Washington
United States
Chili
Chillan Claims Commission
Spain
Hesel
Guatemala
Hayt
Americas
Delago Bay
Socialist speaker defends values at Ore speech
In Portland an audience heard a socialist advocate for a territorial government of industry. He denounced the competitive labor system as a curse and urged labor organizations to back a state plan, while avoiding discussion of a report on the Warden riots.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Nese Rls
A.M. Dewey
Unite Tea Department
Sibor
Department
Delehanty Tops National League Batters in 1900s Era
Chicago Oct 16 The National League season ends with Eda Delehanty leading batting honors ahead of rival Jesse Burkett. The report notes Burkett’s left handed swing, McGraw’s baserunning, and catches by Heine Peltz. It mentions Clark at first base and Henry Helix out since spring.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Eda Delehanty
Jesse Burkett
Drel
Burkett
Bunter
Dell
Ort
McGraw
Heine Peltz
Cinccinnati Reds
Selding
Clark
Pitteburxy
Jeads
Henry Helix
Love Cross Jeads
George Davis
Willie Keeler
Shot Kills Man in Santa Fe Depot Waiting Room
George Lewis was shot and killed by John Reeves of Mount Pleasant Texas in the Santa Fe depot waiting room last night before about 300 witnesses. Reeves was with his wife and niece. Lewis demanded Reeves wife’s peace and was refused, leading to the fatal confrontation.
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Dallas
George Lewis
John Reeves
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Santa Fe
Tully
Reeves
Lewis
Lewin
32 New Fighters Added to the U S Navy This Year
Washington reports in Admiral Hichborn annual naval estimate that the next fiscal year will add 32 new ships to the U S Navy including five battleships one cruiser one training ship and 25 torpedo boats and destroyers. Several capital ships reach completion through 1901 1907 and 1902 with repairs and upgrades on older vessels driving costs.
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U. S. Navy
New York
Herald
Washington
Philip Wichburn
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Kentucky
Alabama
Wisconsin
Illinois
Maine
Missouri
Ohio
Fiacal
Hichborn
Hirge
Cincinnati
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Asiatic Station
Michigan
Great Lakes
Great Britain
Admiral Hichborn
Humor of the Day Jokes and quips from multiple papers
A collage of cartoon captions and quick wits from Philadelphia Record Philadelphia Bulletin Puck Chicago News and others. Jests touch on marriage dieting babies and police docket humor with playful names and misplaced phrases.
Pig Dies of Grief on Smiths Island Farm
A Norwalk island story recounts Buffo the pig's steady decline after its cow companion Pansy is sold. Buffo, once guarded by Pansy, refuses food and grows thinner as the loyal pair’s bond ends, with the lone island farmer Mrs Armour selling Pansy and Buffo likely facing slaughter or relocation.
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Boston Globe
Smith's Island
Norwalk
Conn
Aight House
Samuel Armour
Armour
Pansy
Mary
Tve
Buffo
Hector
Mra Armour
Carity
Umbrella Clue Joins San Francisco Murder Mystery
The San Francisco Bulletin recounts a cold, commonplace murder of an elderly wealthy man struck from behind during a warm summer night. A dainty lady's umbrella with initials Olive Hantard emerges as a key clue, drawing suspicion to a respected socialite as investigators pursue truth amid fear and denial.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Olive Hantard
Surrender After Utterline Claim and Murder Motive
The suspect yielded to police claiming Utboreline ownership from Oliver Brereton. An activist in social science work in East Slums befriended the intruder and offered light from her soul as a memento. He carried the umbrella nightly and professed ironical justice, saying the victim could die only once for a worn joven and deserved his one chance.
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Binmouth
Oliver Brereton
Had Her Suspicions from the Chicago News
A garbled dispatch reports a midnight confusion over a reference to ice water and an old cat, then shifts to a San Francisco cargo note. The Gaelic steamer arrives with three trounced silk bales valued at $2,000,000 and $257,000 in goods aboard.
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Chicago News
Twmmy
708
Blas
Sagen
San Francisco
Morrow to-ne-olds touted for kidney and backache relief
A testimonial claims Morrow's Kid-neolds restore kidney function and nerve strength, promising relief from backache, urinary disorders, and nervousness. The advertisement asserts the remedy is not pills and lists Johns Morton & Co. as distributors in Ohio with drugstore availability.
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Morrow
Switt & Mulidage
Juan Morton
Gon
Ohlo
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Herhirt Boal
Cirdavitly
Genie
Eighth Street
Matthew Weichtman
Deku Avenue
W. TK. Club
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Fannie C. Cole
Park Street
Henry Hall
Milan
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Atch Anett
M. Whitzel
Lawrence
Department Sesueneer
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Caicaga
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DP. Paston
Mike McCray
Termina
Robert Wizards
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Frank Jar
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Sey Mies Iin
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Tere Muute
Ind
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Minnie Seller
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Ansie Sutherland
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Kan
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Kate Nelson
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Misa Rien Lateyen
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Alma Nelsom
Miss Ux
Miss Bewar
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Mie
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Peter Nelson
Oecar Lofgren
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Archie Key
Arthur McCarter
Paol McCarter
Royal Baking Powder
Pee Cay
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Crawford Theater
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Second Presbyterian Church
Dewey
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Toho Reeves
Springfield
State Journal
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Pee
Eed Auerbach & Guettel
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Philadelphia Record
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Pepa
Prof. Broadhead
Puck
Deweys
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Pig
R. Behnee
N. E. Corner
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Sarge
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