Revolt in Macao Seizes City. rebels demand reforms
Portuguese troops and Patria crew take Macao, drive out nuns, and force the governor to yield. Demands include expulsion of religious orders, higher pay for soldiers, and press freedom for the island's administration amid foreign concern and shifting control.
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Hongkong
Macao
Portugal
Patria
Santa Clara Convent
Nts
Government House
Vidnova
Povernor
Governors Palace
Econguis
Long
China
Lisbon
Portugese
Missing Brownsville businessman in New York incident
Thomas B Young of Brownsville Pa a prominent Monongahela valley figure and head of Brownsville Engineering Co was found in Manhattan in a narcotic influenced state unable to identify himself or provide details. He was sent to Bellevue for observation after magistrate order and reportedly carried many bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
New York Hospital
New York
Thomas B Young
Brownsvile Pa
Bellevue Hospital
Krotel
Pittsbug
Thomas B Youngs
Monongahela Valley
Brownsville Engineering Company
Pittsburg
New York Sunday Merit
Hig
Mossener
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrive and Reported
Shipping news lists arrivals to New York from Antwerp Southampton Glasgow and others with routing to Liverpool Antwerp and Boston including Majestic Hoston Pretorian Fiume Columbia Leghorn Calaboria and Naples vessels. Several ships bound for New York Philadelphia Boston and Antwerp are noted with docking times around 8:30 am 1:30 pm and 9 am on upcoming Saturday and Thursday.
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New York
Gothland
Antwerp
Majestic
Southampton
Hoston
Pretorian
Glasgow
Fiume
Columbia
Leghorn
Calaboria
Bremen
Friedrich Wilhelm
Naples
Devlin
Plymouth
George Washington
Hamburg
Bluecher
Liverpool
Hronland
Romanic
Agores
Oceanic
Adriatic
Radser Wilhelm
Victorian
St John
Fastnet
Ivernia
Boston
Queenstown
Calocide Foot Treatment for Bank Workers and Foot Ailments
A historical alert promotes Calocide compound as a universal foot cure for bank clerks and others who stand. It recommends soaking feet 10 to 15 minutes in hot water with Calocide, claiming it draws out soreness, shrinks corns, and cures bunions and smelly feet, with repeats over several nights if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egate House
Nicaragua Report and Panama Mission Details
U S Minister Dawson will sail home on the Almirante and return to Washington to file a full report on Nicaragua. Provisional government recognition was arranged with President Estrada, with a December 31 convention to draft a constitution and temporary leaders Estrada and Adolfo Diaz. The United States will recognize the provisional regime until elections in July and then endorse a constitutional government with aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S
Dawson
Panama
Wallington Post
Howe
Thomas C Dawson
Almirante
Estrada
Adolfo Diaz
Dawgon
American State Department
United States
Elopers In New Jersey Seek Warmth In Yonkers
Lavare Tallman, 20, and Bea trice Sanders, 19, ran away from Newark on September 18. They were found loitering at the New York Central station Yonkers and arrested. They claimed they were married in Newark, which authorities later doubted. They admitted they were not wed and had lived in a Catskill cave. They traveled to Yonkers for shelter as funds ran out.
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Yonkers
Washington
Ward
Newark
Lent
Walter Keller
Catshill
Freezing Weather Hits Washington and Nation
The article describes a deep cold snap with temperatures near 25 degrees and plunging further, threatening snow and widespread hardship. It notes a nationwide cold wave from the Northwest to Montana and North Dakota, with subzero readings and weather forecasts predicting no relief until Sunday. In Chicago cold caused suffering, while in Devils Lake and St Paul a man named William Cronin died from cold and exposure after a stove fire went out.
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Washington
Chicago Noy
Chicago
Montana
North Dakota
British Northwest
Devils Lake
St Paul
William Cronin
Bomb Found Beneath Institute of Colone Amid Riots
A dynamite bomb was discovered under the Institute of Colone, a Methodist school run by American women with native pupils. Anti American rioters attacked the site recently, and authorities ordered crowds to disperse. After two bugle blasts troops would fire, though the situation now is quiet and theaters have reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Colone
Matamoros Objective Point in Mexican Conflict
Reports from Washington indicate Matamoros at the mouth of the Rio Grande is a key objective for Madero forces. Revolutionists aim to seize the coast to begin naval actions, planning to convert captured vessels into warships if they hold the harbor. The coming days may see defections as Diaz is inaugurated today.
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Mataracra
Newd
Madero
Revolutionary Committee
Washington
Atlantic
Matamoras
Rio Grande
Brownaville
Tex
Revolutionary Party
Diaz
State Department
Wendling Trial Gains Testimony From Clergy and Volunteer
In Louisville jurors heard Father Schuhmann and James M. Peyton testify in the Wendling murder case. Schuhmann described odor from the church furnace when Alma Kellner disappeared and Wendling, the janitor, claimed he was burning rags. Kellner family members linked clothing found with burned remains to Alma, unearthed in a cellar beneath the church music room. Peyton said he twice entered the room monthly to read a gas meter but Wendling barred access after Alma’s disappearance until Peyton warned him.
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Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Father Schuhmann
St. John’s Catholic Church
James M. Peyton
Wendling
Kellner
Peyton
Schuhmann
Mexican Officers Slain in Chihuahua Revolt Report
A letter received in Washington via D T Reynolds of Santa Barbara, Chihuahua, details renewed insurgent action in southern Mexico. It cites the killings of the police chief, the justice of the peace, and the rural guards commandant near Parral and Turales, with trains running erratically amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chihuahua
Mexico
D T Reynolds
American Smelters Securities Company
Santa Barbara
Police
Justice of the Peace
Turales
Parral
Convicted Nebraska cattlemen sent to Hastings jail club style
W G Com stock Bartley RP Richards Charles Jamison Aquila and Triplett, wealthy cattlemen, convicted in federal court of fencing government lands, depart for Hastings county jail where they will be inmates. They bring a Japanese chef, order expensive furniture and carpets, a large library, daily papers and magazines, and lace curtains, with cells described as club-like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Comstock Bartley
Hastings Jar
Former Grid Iron Star Dead At Cincinnati Hospital
Edward Wainwright a former Dartmouth college half back who starred on the 1900 team died at Cincinnati Hospital after being found on a street at 2 AM. A post mortem by Deputy Coroner Range concluded death resulted from alcoholism. Police had suspected foul play due to an early abrasion over the eye. Wainwright graduated in 1901.
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Weahington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edward Wainwright
Star College
Dartmouth
Wainwright
MISSING JEWELS IN CAR PULLMAN
Jewelry valued at 2500 suspected to be part of Mrs Alexander J McDonald’s gems found hidden under a seat in a Pullman car at the new Pennsylvania station. Jeremiah Murphy, 18, claimed he turned over all contents after returning the box to a superior. he is held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. McDonald
Pullman
Washington Post
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alexander J McDonald
A. Pullman
New Pennsylvania Station
Philadelphia
McDonald
Jefferson Market
Jeremiah Murphy
Two Women Claim Diamonds in San Francisco Dispute
Miss Mil dred Schroeder of Pittsburg was detained on a Pittsburgh police telegram alleging theft of a valuable diamond collection from a society woman. Chief McQuade later said she would not be prosecuted and asked local authorities to take possession of the jewelry, but Chief Seymour released her, citing no authority to hold her or seize the gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Mildred Schroeder
McQuade
Seymour
Miss Schroeder
Shooting at Hotel Haas Ends in Death and Critical Injury
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on November 2 a quarrel at Hotel Haas led Julia Haas to shoot her husband Andrew Haas then herself. Andrew Haas was found unconscious and rushed to a hospital where doctors reported slim chances of recovery.
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Connellsville
Andrew Haas
Haas
Julia Haas
Philadelphia advocate urges land tax and no tariff
Joseph Fels of Philadelphia spoke at the Y M C A rooms on English budget and single tax. He advocated a single land tax and abolition of tariffs while opposing government patent grants. Henry George is praised as the greatest man of the last century by English common people, per Mr Fels.
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Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Wayle
Henry George
England
Fels
Feig
League of Washington & Nn
Negro killed in Danville home by foreman shot
Special to The Washington Post reports 18 year old Mebane, awaiting execution for his mother's murder, was killed by Riverside Cotton Mills foreman Alexander Bollinger in Bollinger's kitchen. Bollinger says the shotgun fired accidentally as Mebane ran and jostled him during a visit.
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Milt
Danville
Washington, Post
Amville
Mebane
Pink” Mebane
Chatham Jal
Fannie Mebane
Alexander Bollinger
Riverside Cotton Mills
Bollinger
Mébane
Mebane, Sr
Two Cumberland Commissioners Ousted Prompting January Election
In Cumberland Maryland a special election will be held the first week of January to fill vacancies from the ousting of Dr Theodore A K Hummelshine police and fire commissioner and Roderle Clary finance commissioner. A mandamus ordered Hummelshine to vacate and the Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court. Clary’s case depended on Hummelshine. both were ineligible for failing to pay taxes on time.
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Washingon
Cumberland
Theodore A. K. Hummelshine
Police and Fire Department
Roderle Clary
Finance
Hummelshine
Henderson
Court of Appeals
Clary
A . Hummelsting
Hoth
Reverend Henry M White Dies at 75 in Winchester
The Rev Henry M White, pastor of Opequon Memorial Church Kernstown and long a leader in Virginia Presbyterians, died in Winchester at age 75. Survived by his wife and two sons, the Rev Hugh White of China and the Rev Witham White of Raleigh. His father, the Rev W S White, once served Stonewall Jackson as pastor at Lexington.
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Winchester
Henry M. White
Opequon Memorial
Kernstown
White
Virginia
London Street
Hugh White
China
Witham White
Raleigh
N. C
Robert G Smyth Dead in Henrico County
Robert G Smyth a well known figure died yesterday at a relative s home in Henrico county He was a descendant of one of the state s best known families and grandson of a prominent revolutionary war figure after whom Smyth county was named He served in the Fifty ninth Virginia infantry regiment Wharton s brigade during the Civil War.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Robert G. Smyth
Capitol
Henrico County
Dne
Smyth County
Fifty-ninth
Virginia Infantry
Wharton
Confesses Three Murders at Pottsville Case
Joseph Clits tock, a confessed murderer, admits a second confession claiming two additional killings. He says one victim was Arthur Morrigan of Combola five years ago, and another was a tollgate keeper at the site of that crime.
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Pottsville
Joseph Clitstock
Mary Ann Richards
Matia
Arthur Morrigan
Combola
Fragmented OCR list of names and places nationwide
A garbled OCR text lists numerous personal names and locations across states including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Maryland, Tennessee, and California. The scattered lines mention individuals and couples with various surnames and associations, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.
Fumes on Tug Boat Fatal in Alexandria District
A fumy accident on the tug Frank M Phillips at Somerset Beach fatally asphyxiated a Negro deckhand and left Cecil Hufty unconscious with two others. Relief crews and medics rushed to assist as Wakefield reported the scene, with Hufty and two crewmen in danger and hopes for recovery fading. Hufty is a prominent Alexandria merchant.
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Cecil Hufty
Tug
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Frank M . Phillips
Somerset Beach
Negra
Houfty
Metro
Wakefield
William Davis
Big
Athera
Hufty
Phillips
Hercules
Douglas Ramsay
Norman Davis
Mr. Rensay
Young Davis
Ram- Bey
Davis
Hufty-toa
Malcolm
Lawrence Huufty
Washington
Bride Pair Tied in Philadelphia Ceremony
Miss Berth ie Gordon daughter of George M Gordon of Hagerstown Md and George Russe of Philadelphia was married in Philadelphia yesterday. They will reside in Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Berthie Gordon
George M Gordon
George Russe
Baltimore
California Fig Syrup Co laxative ad claims wholesome remedy
An understated advertisement urges mothers to use Sixrp of Figs for children only when needed. It touts the product as pleasant and free from objectionable substances and directs readers to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co version.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Heroes Save Buried Miner Boulinger in Daring Rescue
In Cumberland Maryland on November 3 Henry Boulinger was rescued alive after being buried under coal for six hours at the Eckert mine. Nineteen fellows labored under repeated roof falls, tunneling through debris to reach him. Boulinger survived with cuts and bruises and was carried home amid praise for the rescuers.
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Cumberland
Henry Boulinger
Boul- Inger
Eckert
Lecrih
Boulinger
Bix
Woman Ally Helps Burglars Fail Night Break In
In Riggs Avenue a woman ally watched the street as two men attempted to break into Mrs. Amelia Armeling and Mrs. C L Dettick homes. The alarmed women awakened, the intruders fled, and fled toward the street after being confronted. The scene featured a cooperative effort by the woman and the men, thwarting the burglary.
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Baltimore
Amelia Armebling
C. L. Dettick
Riggs Avenue
Durelaf
Methodist Union Talks Under Way In Baltimore
Measures favoring union of the three leading American Methodist bodies are being discussed by a 27 member commission in Baltimore. The group includes bishops and ministers as they seek federation to end competitive rivalries at home and in overseas missions. Today’s session featured devotional exercises and welcoming ceremonies as the preliminary meeting continues.
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Baltimore
Organi
Commisatop
Fem
Jqomposba
Eplecdpal
Méthodat
Methodist Protestant Church
Sesalons Hagan
Commisstona
Sdeston
Indians Fight Land Law Before U S Supreme Court
Full blooded members of the five civilized tribes appeared before the Supreme Court to challenge land allotment acts. The cases question the constitutionality of state and federal legislation affecting their status. Justice Holmes interrupted a counsel over an apologetic remark, noting a similar expression in an old English case.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Pers
Supreme Court
Moses Taggart
Grehd Ranide, Mich
Michigan
Justice Holmes
Rio officers unrest grows amid Brazil mutiny fears
From Rio de Janeiro a report says discontent among army and navy officers rises and affects several regiments. An imprisoned lieutenant blamed the president at a burial of murdered naval officers and faces arrest and court martial. Sailors from the Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais thanked Dr. Ruy Barbosa for intervention as he criticized their conduct. in some ships water poisonings were found in two destroyers.
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New Orleans
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Cholera Suspect in West Guides Wisconsin Alarm
A Russian immigrant, Gotleh Jenachke, quarantined near Cumberland Wisconsin, is suspected of Asiatic cholera. He traveled from Taganrog, Russia via Quebec and Sault Ste Marie into the United States, arriving Monday, with several Russian travelers also under quarantine.
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Canada
Wisconsin
Cumberland
Wis
Gotleh Jenachke
Here
Jenachke
Taganrog
Russia
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Sault Ste Marie
Tim
Tug Albatrosa Nes Adrift as Storm Looms Off Norfolk
A crippled tug Albatrosa Nes with a crew of eleven remained at anchor off Ocra Coke awaiting the Margaret for assistance after losing its rudder in a northwest storm. The Albatrosa Nes is owned by P Dougherty and concerns rise among marine circles as the coast fears worsened conditions.
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Norfolk
Allteen
Ocracoke
Margaret
Albatronia
P. Dougherty
Police Board Wins Again In State Court Ruling
Annapolis Md November 40 The State Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling against Gov Crothers suspending the Baltimore board of police commissioners pending trial on incompetency and misconduct charges The decision held the commissioners failed to enforce antigambling and liquor laws amid corruption allegations in the police department The dispute prompted new appointees to be blocked from entering police headquarters by armed guards and led to a court settlement path.
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Annapolis
State Court of Appeals
Crothers
Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners
Straus
Funeral for Philip Conner in Rising Sun, Md
The 78 year old Philip Conner son of the late Commodore Conner was moved from his home to St James Methodist Church Pitt Deposit for funeral services led by Rev F B Carpenta. He was later taken to Philadelphia for cremation. Survived by Mrs Conner a son Edward and a daughter Cornelia married to Arthur Hale. The Conner residence held art treasures of the Old and New worlds. The family is among Cecil countys oldest.
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Weabington Fusu Rising Sun
Philp Conner
Commodore Conner
Vera Cruz
Atlantic
Toda
St. James' Methodist Church
Pitt Deposit
F. B. Carpenta
Philadelphia
Mra Conner
Eadward
Cornelia
Arthur Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Conner
Cecil County
Scott to Serve 18 Years for Conductor Killing
Roanoke Virginia reports that Scott, a Black man, stabbed Conductor M M Spence to death after an attempted arrest for brass theft. He was sentenced by Judge W MS Btaples to eighteen years in the penitentiary and shipped to Lynchburg for safekeeping following the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Ramp Scott
M M Spence
Lynchburge
Fearful murder suspected in missing Bristol farmer
Bristol Tenn Nov 30 Relatives of John C Keys a wealthy young farmer who sold his Dickenson North Dakota farm for 12000 dollars and left a week ago for Bristol believe he has been murdered His trunk arrived on schedule but since Saturday nothing has been heard of Keys His wife is distressed and telegrams are being sent to locate him One route was via Chicago and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Tenn
John C Keys
Dickenson
N. Dak
Bristol
Keys
Chicago
Louisville
Wife accuses ex pastor in Clarksburg case
J FB Arnold, a former Methodist minister known in West Virginia as a pulpit orator, was placed in the county jail this morning on a warrant charging failure to provide for his wife. He was expelled from the Methodist conference last September after obtaining a divorce and remarrying two months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Arnold
West Virginia
Methodist Conference
Fairmont Woman Fined in Court for Hair-Tie Assault
Fairmont West Virginia November 30. Sarah W Wells was fined ten dollars and costs in circuit court yesterday by Judge Mason for assault on Mrs Ammons. During the encounter Mrs Ammons seized Mrs Wells by the hair and held her to a post until an officer arrived to arrest her.
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Fairmont Worthan
Fairmont
W Va
Sarah W Wells
Costa
Indge Mason
Mrs Ammons
No Bail for Mrs. Schenk in Arsenic Case
Wheeling W Va Nov 3 Dr Frank J Hupp reported John O Schenk shows poison signs fading and his recovery is likely Laura Farnsworth Schenk cannot be tried for a graver charge than attempted murder for which she remains jailed Bond set at 320 000, with no surety posted The case likely proceeds to arraignment in criminal court December 1 as her lawyers seek bail while she remains in jail cell tower room until then.
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Wheeling
W Va
al Dangew
John O Schenk
Frank J. Hupp
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
Jordan
Four years for slashing at Chevy Chase College
James Miles, colored, employed at Chevy Chase’s Callegs, was sentenced by Judge Peter in Rockville circuit court to four years and six months in the penitentiary for assaulting Samuel Morrison while intoxicated. He frightened a woman in a room, causing her to leap from a window and injure herself, needing two weeks in a Washington hospital. William Kelly of New York, tied to the Rockville fair, received 0 days in jail for larceny after taking 50 cents. he had been in jail three months awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase College
Washington Post
Rockville
Peter
James Miles
Chevy Chases Callegs
Samual Morrigan
Morrison
Washington
William Kelly
New York
Rockville Fair
TRAIN KILLS DESPERADO IN WEST VIRGINIA
Spedal reports Bill Les an escaped convict from Moundsville State Penitentiary known as a bad man and a moonshiner was killed by a Norfolk and Western freight train near Jager in Wheeling. He bore two revolvers and a cartridge belt, and earlier terrorized Jager after shooting Thomas Clint in 1887. A long pursuit ended with Felts pursuing the suspect, who had been at large after escaping Welch nine years into moonshining and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedal
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Bill’ Les
Moundsville
Norfolk and Western
Jager
Lee
Thomas Clint
Beavy
T L. Felts
Virginia Supreme Court Strikes Down Firemen's Fund Tax
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals declared unconstitutional the firemen's fund act, a tax on fire insurance companies for benefits to aged and disabled firemen in cities and towns. The ruling sustains the chancery decree in Richmond and bars the insurance commissioner from collecting the tax, marking a victory for insurers.
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Virginia Supreme Court
Richmond
Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
Grennan
Chancery Court of
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Charles F Wallace
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