Theodore Smith Escapes Civil Trial After Russia Release
Theodore Smith, a United States citizen from Astoria Oregon, arrived in St Petersburg after eleven months in Pskov prison. He was jailed for sedition during the revolutionary period, later shifted from a court martial to a civil case due to U S cabinet intervention, and his case involved questions about his residence and legal status. Meanwhile Russia's political scene included debates over the law of associations and the budget, with Conservatives abstaining. King Alfonso was reported in Madrid after a hunting trip amid cabinet crisis rumors.
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Madrid
Simplified Woman Speaks at Charit Meeting Mystery
Mee oe Shutate of 545 North Sixteenth Street fainted during a revival where she allegedly spoke in a mystic tongue. Persiann missionary Lasanius A. Matllek identified the language as the Kalmucks of Caussia, living near Stray-Fopol east of the Sea of Azof.
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Causacia
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Sea of Azof
Spanish cabinet crisis signals main legislation
Madrid November 29. The cabinet formed by Field Marshal Lopez Dominguez on July 6, succeeding the Moret y Prendergast government, must signal the principal legislation to follow.
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Madrid
Lopez Dominguez
Senor Moret Y Prendergast
Rumsey Hearing Postponed in Chicago Train Robber Case
The preliminary hearing for Jesse Clyde Rumsey of Chicago, the confessed train robber, was postponed. Detectives from Chicago and Alton, who secured his confession, continued questioning him about other crimes they suspect he committed. They believe Rumsey is also tied to counterfeiting and expect to implicate several men before trial.
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Marshell
Jesse Clyde Rumsey
Chicago
Chicago and Alton
Rumsey
Death at Sea Story of EightYearOld Boy on Steamship
A tragic tale aboard the steamship Statendam from Rotterdam describes the death at sea of Vindinir Bayer, eight, after a storm drove him to drink brandy. His mother Mrs L Bayer and the family, bound for Cleveland, Ohio, accompanied him. The narrative notes the boy asked for a drink and died after consuming alcohol pointed out by his mother.
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New York
Statendam
Rotterdam
Miner’s boasting ends in fatal car climb at Six-Mile Creek
Owosso Michigan on Nov 30 a miner named Ta falli died after attempting to climb fifteen cars in his boarding house at the Six Mile Creek mine. He boasted it would lead fifteen cars before night or die and after the feat went home exhausted.
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Owosso, Mich
Red Tafalli
Six-Mile Creek
Pafalli
Jennie Yeamans Dies in New York at 24
Jennie Yeamans died at the Gerard hotel New York after a day of expected decline. Her mother Annie Yeamans remained at her bedside to the end. Yeamans had been on the stage since age six, age twenty four at death.
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Jennie Vyeamans
New York
Jennie Yeamans
Gerard Hotel
Annie Yeamans
Pilate and the crowds in the Jesus trial
An expository study of Luke 23 4 25 detailing Pilate's handling of Jesus case the roles of priests and the crowd the demand to crucify Jesus and Pilate washing his hands. It contrasts moral courage with political expediency and notes practical lessons for Christians today.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward Payment
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, dated December 6, 1886, claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges purchases from Toledo druggists.
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Notary Public Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Richland Boys Fall to High School Nine in Close Tilt
Richland youths lost 19 to 14 to the High School team after a boys' game and an all mixed girls and academy potato raising match 4 to 3. The Richland lineup included Robertson Hyzer Cunningham Brown Ward Baker Walcot Waters Meacham with referees Harold McWilliams and an umpire.
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Richland Boys
Academy
Myra Gibson
Georgia Young
Mary Stack
Besse Dicken
Edna Dempsey
Hazel Martin
Dorothy Miller
Essie Schneider
Faonye Bear Lena Grush Laudie Kos
Harold McWilliams
Richland
Washington— Rieland
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Fried Hyzer
Howard Cunningham
F Harlan
Walter Brown
Earl Ward
Lynn Baker
Clarence Walcot
Edgar Waters
Allan Meach
Second Insult Allegation Spurs Police Probe
Mrs. Stanhope recalls a taunt in which a foreign-looking man insulted her as she peered into a cage with a lone monkey. Police Commissioner Bingham promises thorough inquiry, noting the case hurts the police image and acknowledging reporters can often secure more information. Enrico Caruso receives a cordial welcome at the Metropolitan Opera House for La Bohème with mild early boos fading into strong applause and full balconies.
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Flannah Graham
Enico Caruso
Central Park Zoo
Adam Stanhope
Evening World
Caruso
Bingham
Police
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
The Knock-out Blow and Dr. Pierce Remedies
The article extols the knockout punch as the decisive blow in boxing and pivots to medical advertising for Dr. R V Pierce BuffaloNY. It promotes the Golden Medical Discovery for digestion catarrh and other mucous diseases, notes alcohol free formulas, and invites readers to request a medical booklet and order Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Corbett
Pierce
Mack
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
No Thanksgiving Paroles This Year in Michigan
Lansing Nov 29 no Thanksgiving paroles or pardons will be issued this year the state pardon board ordered no releases and will not meet again until Dec 4 in Lansing The Hoffmann application for commutation or pardon will not be discussed until the next meeting at Jackson prison
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Lansing
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State
Senator Burrows Pledges Quick Action on Utah Senator
Senator Burrows chairman of the committee on privileges and elections said he would call up the case of Senator Smooth of Utah at the first opportunity. He hopes to obtain a vote soon and possibly before the holiday recess.
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Washington
Senator Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Utah
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