Marriage Ceremony Granted Religious Liberty and Civil
St. Petersburg tale reports a decree allowing religious communities to perform marriage rites under new civil and ecclesiastical protections. The measure, amid military mobilization and public caution, permits sects with at least fifty adherents to organize churches, conduct weddings, and keep vital records, while outlining safeguards and oversight.
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St. Petersburg
Farricoa
Sobiiery
Fedlnandbere
Bremen
Alma
Enahiton
Denunciation of Leopold II and Congo Abuses Sparks Temperance Debate
Martford Cona October 20 a report from the National Teen’s Christian Temperance Union denounces King Leopold II and Congo Free State abuses as atrocious. The session condemns sale of liquor in army posts and soldiers’ homes proposes temperance measures. Delegates debate reapproving antipolygamy amendments and institutional changes to the Wallied State amid party discord.
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Martford
Klng
Leopold Flst
Belgium
Congo Free State
Walted Biatey Renain
Sorman Church
Navional
Christian Temperance Union
Cusco Free State
Beltland
Lewpold
Examined Before They Hurry Warns Young Men and Women
Fragmentary notice condemns hurried exams for youth, citing a meeting led by Charles Wy Henfersar of the University of Chicago rhetoric depart ment and chaired by Alexander Graham Pelt. Delegates from New York and Washington discussed reforms behind a brick-topped hall.
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Ark
Bial
Hugans
Pyigniston
Tor Krts
Charles Wy Henfersar
Vnterraity
Chlears
Dee
Thr
Cannist Tee
Mesander Graham Pelt
Mesander Graham Pelt Tn Chairman, Qiber Tuem Bere
Bodies Found in Muddy River Amid Explosion Plot Rumors
Reports describe recovered bodies in the Muddy River near Atlantic City and speculation of a planned car bombing. Police plan an inquest on Thursday as investigators pursue leads about a possible multiple casualty attack connected to a mine clearing incident and a separate blast.
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Atlaxtle Cs. S.J
Ube
Killat
Thor
Thorman
Hawley Insane Charged With Grand Larceny in Salt Lake
Charles J. Hawley of Salt Lake was deemed insane and committed to the state mental hospital after being charged with grand larceny. The case details note a friend named Williams aiding Hawley, the theft of a gold watch and an overcoat, and Hawley’s alleged wandering behavior. Judge Diehl ordered a preliminary examination to assess his sanity before further proceedings.
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Salt Lake
Occan Tdartes
L. Miepie
Feeley
de E.W. Wattney
W. J. Calderwood Harley
Jaye
Diehl
Pied
Hawley Way
Willams
Met
Massey
Moore
Mowley
Thy
Inin
UL Kells
Asoner
Alan
Seerld
Aael Poles
William
Karl Wales
Kelly
Hew
Ely
SURNENCY REFORM AND FIRM FORTUNES IN ARENA
Fragmented OCR text outlines political reform proposals, banking scrutiny, and executive actions. Mentions the American Bankers Association, lenders, and potential governance shifts. Names and dates are unclear, but references point to reform plans and financial oversight efforts.
Attell and Baker to Vie for Featherweight Title
Tom Attell faces Avelea Baker in a twenty round featherweight championship bout at the Pacific Aldiette club tonight. Odds favor Attell at about 2 to 1 as Baker draws strong local support. both fighters weigh in near the 123 pound range.
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Tom Avelea
Alem Attell
Harry Faker
San Francie
Frankie Nell
Pacific Aldiette Club
Attell
Baker
Yerunde
Millionaire Peary Dead in Los Angeles Home Incident
Los Angeles reports the death of Willan Mayes Perry a noted lumber magnate and philantropist associated with major lumber firms. He died at his residence after a long illness linked to his extensive business career and public contributions.
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Los Angeles
Willan Mayes Perry
Rallifcinaire
Plooear
Reed
H.W. Jerry Mil & Lumber
Compassaur
Nirma
Tha Enant
Robloteht Alter
Japanese Mob in Frisco Sparks Public Debate
A chaotic scene in Frisco prompts protests over relations with Japan and Korea. Speakers urge caution as Japanese Americans face scrutiny amid calls for restraint, while opponents argue for stronger detentions. The talk references ambassador protests and calls for policies affecting Japanese and other groups.
Aneta Malaister Talks on Franco-Japan Talks and Aid
Aneta Malaister discusses wartime diplomacy in a France court interview. She claims a treaty with the United States exists but asserts no cause for alarm in the current Japan relation. She expresses confidence in American public friendship toward Japan and notes a desire to avoid diplomatic fear.
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Aneta Malaister
France
Japan
Securit
Hearst Campaign Clash Draws Presidential Rebuke Call
Republican state chairman William Cail urged President Roosevelt to repudiate campaign documents supporting Hearst and his gubernatorial bid. The request follows publication misrepresenting Roosevelt’s remarks, with Woodruff and others stressing the need for a clear, nonpartisan stance against wealth influence and political interference.
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Cail
Tragedy Into the Field As Rifle Fire Hits Family
A man driving near a road heard a loud shot and saw one of Regicle Winx’s members on the ground. The elder daughter Teed, 16, lay fatally wounded with a bullet through her head while three women searched for safety.
Bailey Attacks Hearst in Gubernatorial Race
A passage from a 19th century political piece shows Bailey attacking Hearst and Della Tess on October 3. The discourse accuses Hearst of corrupting Democratic politics and opposing Democratic nominee for governor, hinting at independence and personal moral critique.
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Della Tess
Hiv Weeech
Browne and
Hesetor Heller
Mr. Meares
Ualtoriz
Hearn Becauea
New Yorker
Ma Ciaser
Contiogiog
Tim
Decancrac
Uist
California
Ahd
Can
New York
Hap & Policieat
Tapmaelin Ed
Rabet
Way Party
Grand Trunk Pacific plans orders for large steamers
October dispatch from Victoria reports Grand Trunk Pacific intends to place orders in Britain for several large passenger steamers. The message notes a London to Hong Kong route study and an inquiry into grafting supplies for the western coast. A copper theft and a death are also mentioned amid the chaotic report.
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Victoria
B.C
Rand Trin Pacific
Britishig Yarte
Seve Siteombots
Athentic
Pactte
Lamdon
Tong Kong
Rupert
Eimllar
Cansdlin Partie Servicn
Vas
Afl Cate
Arar
Western Pacific Oakland Boundary Case Heard Before Court
Arguments before the United States Court of Appeals addressed the boundary dispute between Western Pacific and Southern Pacific over Oakland rail boundary line. Attorney Vail urged Western Pacific claims while Judge Sorten and others represented the Southern Pacific position, with focus on track rights, land boundaries, and property impacts.
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Wester Pacifc
Oakland de Lazde
Agathet i
Southern Pacific
W. W. Sorten
United Staten Drealt
U. S. Dodger Gitzert
Bus
Wolverton
Moralis
Vail
Jani Wiles
Val
Tide
Panty
Panty & Geemstrteat
Frost Fendland
Heatland
Whrist
Buffalo Bill May Have Been Lost In Storm
A battered Omaha report claims Buffalo Bill Cody and a party of 14 may be lost after a storm near the Rockies. A May letter in England noted they were en route toward Vids with several members suffering illness and exposure. The tale references Colonel Grunter and a prior journey from town, with no final confirmation.
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Vhiraga
Omaha
Willam Po Coty
Colonel Sranter
Wf Pb
Eogland
Etiem
Rotuink Hee Leon Heart
Ste] Cody
BIDS OPENED FOR MUNICIPAL PLANT PROJECT
The ordinance, passed October 20, opened bids for a new municipal lighting and power plant project. Officials say the project will modernize city utilities, with proposals reviewed by the committee and awaiting bids from firms.
Utah Indians Will Fight and Will Not Return to This State
Intriguing dispatches describe tensions with Utah Indians near Fort Hobson and Moorehead, with reports of bold actions by bands and clashes involving soldiers. The front reports indicate moving bands toward the Cheyenne reservation and escalating patrols as authorities seek to prevent further incidents.
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Utah
Sheridan
Wire
Kannapp
Moorehead
Fort Hobbson
Arrads
Filipinos Vote for Home Rule Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmented report chronicles discussions in Washington on granting Philippines home rule. It notes eligibility rules for voters, a two-house assembly plan, and hints at broader aims like extended suffrage, with emphasis on the political restructuring and cross nation debate. The narrative references a ceremonial assembly meeting and subsequent perceptions of reform.
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Washington
Pallszires Rommtenion
Philip Hses
Cole
Indian War Front Demands Robust Military Action
Dispatches describe a mounted force detaching from Port Retinecs and marching toward Arveds while a larger command structure consolidates under Col Augur. Reports include Civil War era style claims of Indian uprisings, raids on settlers near Meorhead, and calls for strategic moves by Col Atsar and General Rooperlt to secure river valleys.
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Abertay
Teaih
le Oatetepol
Angar Fe
Col. Topers
Fort Mavne
Col
Atsar
E. HL Osteings
Glens
Meorhead
Monterm
Persia
Ulab
CURBING THE SOLDIERS IN SHERIDAN AND DENVER
A Sheridan and Denver report describes tensions as cavalry units face possible action against attacking Indian forces. Military leaders expect a meeting with the Indians before Wednesday while rumors of troop movements and water access influence decisions. The situation remains tense with no decisive orders issued yet.
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Denver
Com
Sheridan
Cal
Wise Cavalry
Peking
Arvada
Crows Meet the Utes in Heightened Crossing Claims
A fragmentary report from Kerijian Wyoming notes a tense encounter between Crow Indians and Utes over a disputed waterway. Observers question the true strength and intent of each group and whether any clash occurred near the river.
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Kerijan
wSteo
Ateraptine
Mrs Eddy Interview With 10 Reporters Noted by Press
The interview with Mrs Eddy drew ten reporters and covered her status as head of the Christian Science church. Reporters noted her calm voice and orderly answers despite persistent questions about her illness and her health after a period of controversy and scrutiny.
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Conrotd
Dacortsind Presa
Hakers
Eddy
Hbs
Christian Sideore
Rowmanee
Baldy
Perlor
Frye
Hidde
Boon in Nevada Stocks Surge Amid Broad Market Rally
Nevada stock market advances dominated trading as brokers pushed prices higher across the board. Major gains appeared in tech and energy sectors with notable activity in several key issues, while overall volume remained brisk and investors eyed forward catalysts.
Deserter Arrests in Cuba Linked to Brook Vessel
Captain Wihan Saito of the American vessel Brook reports police arrest of two deserters from Atlantic City and Haretea after an incident aboard the Brook. The men, Prioald and Tivewan, allegedly carried letters tied to a larger treason plot, with the crew referencing a recent payoff and a memory of money exchange.
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Haredd
Wihan Saito
Bes Requielad
Charles Prioald
Pou Man
Athantic City
A. Tivewan
Yeomm
Haretea
Fe. Thess
Eberen Eden
Te Urmoktra
Monty Hume
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