Santa Fe Bond Sale Shrouded in Secrecy and Speed
Santa Fe bonds worth twenty thousand dollars were sold at par with buyers lined up and the mayor withholding purchaser names. The mayor claims remaining thirty eight thousand will be shipped this week, while commissions and collateral details color the deal. Several buyers, including options in Kansas City and St Louis, are noted as potential purchasers.
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J. Ww
Hughes
Calonat
Tiina
Hinghes
Kansas City
St Louis
St Athotns
Richardson Elected Grand Commander of Free Masonry
Richardson of Tennisace was elected sovereign grand commander of the Ancient and Accepted Order of the Freemasonry for the southern jurisdiction of the United States. About 20 Masons from across the country were elevated to the Knights of the Court of Hazar.
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Washington
Janes D. Richardson
Tennisace
United States
San Francisco
Simuel Ex Sry Adams
Alnneson
Illeutvnant
Feichard
Martha Sonne
St Louis
Grand Chancelive
Rufca E
Parxo
Star
Husar
Girl found dead in trunk in Oregon tunnel
Spokane report details Frank Wigand discovering a girl’s body crammed in an old trunk inside a deserted tunnel high in the Blue Mountains. The body was badly decomposed with a deep head wound, and several youths who had camped nearby visited his cabin seeking food and shelter.
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Spokane
Bue Mountains
Oregon
Frank Wigand
Lawrence Journal Reports Turbulent Kansas Washed Out Showdown
Lawrence Journal notes a disputed Kansas exhibition against Washburn with a late reversal keeping the score 0 to 0, amid field protests and referee confusion. Also reports a Philadelphia man pleads guilty to forging a railway certificate as court considers sanity, and a Dumont greeting from New York cites congratulations from President Campos-Sallee.
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Dumont New York
Paris
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M. Salles
Republic of Tras
Campos-Sallee
the Republi
Carter's Reply in Suit From Jail Comes to Chicago
The former captain of engineers Quertin Carter, tied to a four-state effort to recover 122000, filed demurrers against Emil Carter and D. Stanton States Co. The court will hear arguments next week to determine how much of the funds, if any, remain in Chicago. Carter is confined in Fort Worth.
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Quertin Carter
Ee Engineers
Carter
United States Circuit Court
Eemil Carter
Defendderten D
J. Stanton Satees Coy
Judea Koblanar
Navy dispatch outlines Samar operations and troop movements
War news from Samar reports Admiral Rodgers excerpted orders detailing active insurrection actions. Secretary Mary Washington stages a transfer route with 200 marines to Carbalgean, aiming to Basay Balangiga, while naval forces concentrate on Samar patrol and support vessels Arethuss and Zastro are pressed into service.
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Busey
Balangiga
Samar
Arethuss
Zastro
Belse
Cibulogan
Basey
Bolangiga
Meine
Ech Point
Amuses Watterson T Earlier View on Washington Incidents
In a lengthy Courier Journal editorial Henry Watterson debates a forthcoming Book for Washington. He argues Democrats should preserve independence and wait for the future, criticizing a bold partnership between Roosevelt and Booker Warrington as lacking common sense. He warns Democrats to stay united and cautious, hoping for better days ahead.
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Taiselile
Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Washington
Watterson
Toosevelt
Maord Iesaon
Jefferson Davia
Booker Warrington
White House
Teddy
Booker
Body of Omar Newman Sent to Indianapolis for Burial
Remains of Omar Newman, found dead in his Potwin home under Peculiar circumstances while Mrs Newman was in New Mexico last spring, will be interred today and sent to Indianapolis, his old home, for burial.
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Omar Newman
Indianapolis
Potwin
New Establishment Opens Furnishings Firm
The 3. R. McKeever House Furnishing Company announces in this issue the opening of their business at 12% Fast FIT street. Mr McKeever is a man of integrity with wide experience in the trade. He has years of service in the State Journal bookkeeping department and now runs an installment business in house furnish.
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3. R. McKeever House
McKeever
State Journal Aid
Irving Opens in Charles New York Lyceum Tour
Oct. 22 Irving Ellen Terry and Lyceum Theatre company opened at Knickerbocker Theater in New York City. Sir Henry Irving received a hearty greeting as a revival of King Charles I was staged with scenes copied from Van Dyke. The performance featured tableaux and enthusiastic crowds.
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Charles
New York
Sir Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Lyceum Theater Company
Knickerbocker Theater
Charles 1
Henry
van Dyke
Cromwell
Vaodyke
Curtis Favored in Third District as Norton Pushes State Republicans
Ex Senator Norton declares Curtis the popular choice in the Third District while touting a stable GOP ticket. He criticizes the state treasury woes and supports experienced leaders like Rive Seaton or A. W. Sqwith for governor. Norton notes Wheately and Fitzpatrick vie for influence, with Skidmore gaining cross element appeal.
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W. &. Norton
George Wheatley
Tuck
Curtis
Tobeka
Norton
Wheatley
Fitzpatrick
Col
John €. Carpenter
Neosho
Senate
Congress
Carpenter Jam Hands
Onc
Downs
Richard W. Bive
John Seaton
A. W. Sqwith
George Barker
Richter
Fitzpatrick’s Bank
Bradley
Chautauqua County
Koester Named Col lector of Internal Revenue for South Carolina
Washington October 22 the president appointed George E Koester a collector of internal revenue for South Carolina. The choice marks a Gold Democrat elevation urged by influential business leaders and citizens in several states. The move ties to Roosevelt era debates over bipartisanship and the fate of other appointments including a federal judgeship in Alabama and a South Carolina Republican figure Blalock. Senator McLaurin supported Koester after consultation.
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Washington
George E. Koester
South Caroline
Koester
South Carolina
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Jones
Alabama
Blalock
Republican Party
McLauren
Ferryboat Fire Near Jersey City Sparks Explosion
A Jersey Central ferry boat near the Jersey City pier was observed on fire after an explosion at dawn. The Elizabeth was the vessel involved. few passengers aboard were safely evacuated. The ship was towed to Liberty Harbor and the blaze brought under control. Temperatures reported for major cities followed.
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Jersey Central Railroad
Jersey Central
Jersey City
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Eldy
Liberty
Erie
Roosevelt keeps cordial ties with Booker T. Washington at Yale events
New Haven Oct 2 Roosevelt will share a platform with Booker T. Washington at Yale bicentennial events and may honor him with a doctor of laws degree. Washington dined with Roosevelt at the White House last week and both will attend further engagements at Yale with Prof Schwab hosting.
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White House
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roncerraty
Mak
Hadley
John Christopher Schwab
Department of Political Economy
Prof. Schwab
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Farnam
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TC Hoes
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Puridan Journale
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Ambaasider Porter
Edouard Rod
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Conn
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Hadiey
Alice Roosevelt
Mr. Washington
Miss Roosevelt
Troosevelt
Booker Washington
National Capitol
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Yale and the Country Show Yale bicentennial program
Yale University marks its bicentennial with lectures by Cyrus Northrop and Daniel Gilman on Yale’s role in national development and letters. Horatio Parker conducts Hora Novissima as the Gounod Society performs, followed by a student drama and campus illumination. Secretary Hay departs for New Haven to receive a degree.
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Lil D
Yule "Et
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Johns Hopkins University
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Roosevelt in Farmington for private visit
President Roosevelt stayed with Commander Cowles’s wife in Farmington Connecticut on October 22 while en route to New Haven for a university degree. He slept until 7 am after the train arrived early, then greeted residents quietly and met the local warden and borough officials to express best wishes.
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Conn
Roosevelt
New Haven
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U. S
Edwin Gould objects to Co operative Stock Brokerage bid
Edwin Gould son of Jay Gould orders injunctions to halt the Co operative Stock Brokerage company at 6 Broadway claiming the use of his name as president. He says another Edwin Gould a clerk at the American Woolen company at 1 Leonard street authorized them, but he repudiates the company after learning their true aim. Universalis meeting opens in Buffalo with a praise session led by Rev L Ward Brigham of Rochester Minn. A business session follows.
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Jay Gould
Co-operative Stock Brokerage Company
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American Woolen Company
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Universariats
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Theniversalist General Convention
L. Ward Brigham
Rochester, Minn
Santa Fe to move dispatchers from Emporia to Newton
Emporia Gazette reports likely transfer of ten Santa Fe train dispatchers and their families from Emporia to Newton. Named staff include Trainmaster Ives and two clerks, Chet Batley, Joe Summers, Phillips, Minrow, plus several others. Similar move occurred years ago when workers were moved in February and returned in August.
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the Gazette
Sante Fe
Neyrton
Porka
Ives
Chet
Batley
Joe Summers
Phillips
Minrow
Santa Fe
Council of War in Boer Leadership Meetings
Vienna a London Times and New York Times dispatches say Kruger Leyds and others held a council at Ville Caracass to plan an answer to South African executions. Diplomacy may fail, with proposed reprisals threatening to shoot captured officers for each execution. Kruger argues against savage war, though the conflict has escalated toward extermination.
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Vienna
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New York Times
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Hague
SeruEsr
Kruger
Planning Czolgosz execution at Auburn prison in Albany
Warden Mead and Superintendent Collins finalize details for Leon F. P. Czolgosz death by electric chair. 1200 invitation requests, 26 witnesses allowed, autopsy to be led by Dr Carlos F. McDonald, other physicians present, press limited, jury selection complete but names sealed until execution day.
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Leon FP. Czolgosn
McKinley
Carlos F. McDonald
State Commission
Iila
Czolgosz Resigned in Prison Talk and Samoa Inquiry
Auburn Oct 22 State Superintendent Collins met with Czolgosz, McKinney’s killer, who denied ties to anarchists and claimed no employment help came his way. He said clergy visits were useless and that nothing could aid him. San Francisco's Solace sails for Samoa to investigate Governor Tilly of Tutulla with a naval party aboard.
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Safe Prison Board
Czolgosz
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Czolgnaz
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Canton
Croigose
Supt Collins
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Samoa
San Francisco
United States
age-Pago
Samos
Tilley
Tutulla
Robley D. Evans
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Harrington E ‘Thomas
Stein Questions McKinley Tribute Standings In Vienna
Herr Stein a Pan German member asked why the president of the home left the canture in not paying tribute to late President McKinley and whether this signified a different standing of heads of state in republics versus monarchies. The president promised a reply at a subsequent sitting.
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Vienna
Reloberath
McKinley
Log Writer Called to Testify at Schley Court of Inquiry
A writer submitted the log to the Schley Court of Inquiry, pending examination as testimony. The record notes the document’s existence and its potential use in establishing chronology and context for proceedings.
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Schley Court of Inquiry
Washington Court Hears Wells Testimony on Durban Campaign
Large attendance marks rising interest as Lieut Wells resumes his testimony in the Behrley coast inquiry. He discusses records, orders on linking ships, and communications with vessels during the 1888 Durban campaign, with attention to the Brooklyn and Viscaya details and related battlefield actions.
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