Governor Ridgely Urges Immediate Action After Bank Failure
Governor Ridgely reports that steps were taken immediately after the Enterprise National Bank failure and outlines a thorough inquiry plan. He notes Comptroller Ridgely’s reply to Secretary Tum and confirms assistance from Judge Oldham and others to investigate criminal violations and gather evidence for the Department of Justice.
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Enterprise Bank
Pennsylvania
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Treasury
Treasury Department
Denart-ment of Justice
Tosh
Cm Funnypackers
White House
Cooning- Tam
Department of Justices
Law Bank
Bramber
Edward J Moxy
Fof Oldham
Ofc
Rae Finonvere
Cunningham
Casa Ant
Department of Justice
William A Ridgely
University students clash in Vienna racial demonstration riot
Austrian students at the University of Vienna staged a four four racial demonstration turning violent with stones and sticks. Germanic chants and calls to expel Slavs and Italians sparked clashes as police or organizers attempted to restore order amid rising political tension.
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Vienna
Tostiara
Lnd
Crormanst
Apostolic Delegate Aversa Faces Cuban Mission Tasks
Rome reports Mer Giuseppe Aversa, recently named apostolic delegate to Cuba and Puerto Rico after Archbishop Chappelle's death, travels to Rome for confirmation before sailing to Cuba. His main duty is to establish the Catholic Church patrimony there and to advance the ecclesiastical administration, including selecting a candidate for the Prince delke bishopric.
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Rome
Giuseppe Aversa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Chappelle
Giamone
Hla
Cahi
Pince del Kle
Strikers Tie Up Steamers Over New Amsterdam Elevators
Amsterdam nov 9 four thirty five Ams terders loaded with grain cannot discharge their cargoes due to a strike on Safety measures and Welshers. The move to introduce grain elevating gear threatens wages of measurers and weighers as lightermen cannot work without weighers.
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Amsterdam
Msterdam
Exile Deroulede Returns to Paris Amid Cheers
Paul Deroulede, founder of the League of Paris, crosses the frontier toward Paris as authorities plan a public display. He is greeted by friends who congratulate his arrival, while Japan appoints Count Katsura to assume Baron Komura's foreign duties during his absence. Komura will visit spectral areas in Japan and China on November 6.
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Paris Nev 4
League of Paris
Hs Wey
Paris
Para
Komura
Tokyo
Katsura
Jipin
Jariae
Japan
Harea Komara
China
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Guests of King Edward and a damaged British steamer incident
Report notes Leilon Whitelaw and guests visiting Serdrmehim for a weekend, mentions King Edward and Queen Alexandre with others. British tank steamer Crippled near Wusung after collision with steamer Yusiuin. Fourth class postmasters named in Maryland New York Pennsylvania Virginia and more.
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Mra Frid
Miss Reid
Serdrmehim
Alexandre & Othosks
Iuety
Alan & Guest
Saturigh ii
San
Shanghai
Wusung
Yusiuin
Attos Wolantile Company
Maryland
Viehiels Ile
Fraternity Initiation Triggers Ejections at Chicago Hotels
Special policemen in downtown Chicago hotels ejected hundreds of spectators as two fraternity candidates at University of Chicago were led into lobbies in blindfolds and costumes, ordered to kneel and fight, sparking crowds and hotel security actions.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Palmer House
Audiorium
Memorial to Gladstone Unveiled in London Church
A public subscription memorial to William E. Gladstone was unveiled in St Clement Danes Church Strand London by John Morley. The monument by Hamish Thorneycroft features a colossal bronze statue in robes as chancellor of the exchequer with four allegorical groups at the base representing Brotherhood Education Courage and Aspiration.
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London
William E. Gladstone
St. Clement Dane's
Strand
John Morley
Hameo Thorneycroft
R.A
Gladstone
Desperate pistol tragedy as Brennan wife kills children
Mrs. James Brennan shot and killed three of her stepchildren and fatally wounded the fourth before dying by self-inflicted wounds after a long quarrel with her husband. Lizzie fifteen, Alice eight, Thomas thirteen, and Arthur eleven were injured. Arthur died later at City Hospital. The killings followed a bitter dispute over the children.
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Minneapolis
Minn
James Brennan
Brennan
Tvork
Lizzie
Alice
Thomas
Arthur
Danger at Car Crossing Stirs Washington Traffic Debate
District Commissioners lack power to regulate street railways as reports from the police department cite rising accidents at the Seventh Street and Maryland Avenue crossing. A nine endorsement file to Capital Traction and Pennsylvania aims to curb collisions, but current law prevents enforcement of conductors duties or cross clearance. Major Sylvester suggests bracing crossing staff, yet no authority to compel compliance until new legislation passes.
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Seventh Street
Maryland Avenue
West
Capital Traction Company
Pennsylvania Company
Lieut Mathews
DY Forl
Capital Fraction
Maj Sylvester
Thinks Son Was Slain by California Ranch Death
Chicago nov 4 Harrison M Wild choir leader of the Apollo Club says his son Thomas Wild was murdered and he fears foul play. Investigations at a Newman Branislaus County cattle ranch yielded no results and conflicting letters from ranch insiders sparked suspicions. The body was incinerated in Chicago without a post mortem, and Wild urges authorities to uncover the truth for peace of mind.
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Army Orders Outline Broad Officer Deductions and Assignments
Army orders detail leaves of absence and extensions for lieutenants and captains across cavalry infantry and artillery, with notes on promotions, reassignments, and duty moves. Also lists naval commissions, vessel movements, and shipping arrivals, ending with a calendar item and stray cargo notes.
Wright Not Resigning as Gov Gen Vows Return
Manila reports Gov. Gen. Wright vows to return after sailing for San Francisco. The city witnessed a water parade with over 100 launches, richly decorated and music filled, as all classes expressed loyalty. Wright said he would positively come back, amid strong public enthusiasm and farewell events.
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Prince Gets Possum Trophy in Annapolis Coon Hunt
A party of about 400 British and American naval officers and civilians hunted near Annapolis, catching one possum and four raccoons. The event included an oyster roast on the beach and travel by steam launches. The catch was sent to Prince Louis at Washington, with organizers William A Larned and Dr Faul Dashklell and guide John Knadier.
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John Knadier
China vows action after Lienchow massacre
A Chinese emperor edict urges restraint and warns against repetition after the murder of five Presbyterian missionaries at Lienchow Canton on October 2. Consul Rockhill reports China promises prompt punishment, indemnity to families, and a thorough investigation led by Consul Lay with possible naval assistance to Canton and Lienchow.
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China
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Consel
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Callao
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised to Cure Dyspepsia
Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a simple, common sense remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets aid digestion without harsh purges, citing testimonials and urging readers to try for 50c to learn how much they help.
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Byrd'a Creek
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Phil Brooks
Detroit
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Debig
Seven Up In The Zone Stocks For Isthmian Work
The Canal Commission stacks in Panama purchases large supplies for the canal workmen. Items include blasting powder dynamite lumber bricks and steel rails plus thousands of feet of plank and hundreds of cars and locomotives. Experimental animals and wooden legs for surgeons tests, and even playing cards for entertainment, with temperance campaigns expected to follow.
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Examining Clark's private books in Enterprise Bank
Cashier Clark's personal ledgers, found in his desk, are being examined for traces of missing bank funds and pledged collateral. Bank officials forewarn depositors no authoritative statement yet. discussion centers on individual director bonds and possible liability as examiners seek a full picture of the bank's affairs.
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Navy
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Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
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Health Office Deaths Record from 1905
Health Office records list numerous deaths from November 4 1905 across several institutions. Notable entries include Martha Denny 71, Estella Herria 19, George W Lacy Ge years, and Edward W Swomers 77. The list covers hospitals and addresses with ages ranging from 2 days to 82 years.
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Marlon Cleveland
Children's Hospital
Louise Coleman
Wash Asylum Hosp
Richard Connor
Providence Hopital
Annie Gripper
West Asylum Hospital
Martha Denny
Washingtons
Estella Herria
George W Lacy
Mary B. Marlow
Bleir Rd
Daya Bamus Preddy
Licenses to Marry Highlighted by Autumn Flowers
Licensed to marry Clay C Straw of Ansonville Pennsylvania and Kathryn Ardary of Atdas Virginia, and Charles M Gray of Farmington Til and Florence Lafon of Newcastle Virginia. Autumn Flowers for the Prince describes a luncheon at the New Willard where Prince Louis of Battenberg attended. An ingenious hollow square table arrangement with autumn foliage greens ferns and chrysanthemums created a wonderfully beautiful display that drew universal comment.
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Clay C Straw
Ansonville
Kathryn Ardary
Atdas
Charles M Gray
Farmington, Til
Florence Lafon
Newcastle
New Willard
Prince Louis of
Battenberg
Halloween Party For IOOF Home By Naomi Lodge
The Naomi Rebekah Lodge No 1 hosted a Halloween party in Odd Fellows Hall. A piano solo by Etts Baltz opened the program, followed by a quartet and guessing games with prizes won by Mrs Beckett and Miss Nettie Ramby. Apple race won by Mrs Yoakley, recitation by Miss Day, fortunes told by Miss Wallace, and refreshments in the blue room.
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Naomi Rebekah Lodge
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Odd Fellowa’ Hall
Mise Etts
Baltz
Mre Beckett
Nettie Ramby
V. Evtella Yoakley
Alice Day
Nettie Wallace
IO. O. F
Pictures From Spiritland Sparks Police Raid in Chicago
Chicago November 4 a spiritualist studio run by W Fillis was raided after he claimed to conjure departed loved ones on cardboard. Mrs Loulea Reed, a client, caused his arrest when he identified a picture as her deceased child. The photographer allegedly enlarged the image for others but refused further manipulation.
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Failis
Loulea Reed
Fallis
Body of Fifteen-Year-Old Found Near Kansas City Bridge
The body of Winona Charlotte Newton, fifteen, daughter of Thomas Newton the painter, was found beside a bridge near Fifty-fifth Street and College Avenue. Police report multiple wounds and a 150 pound stone weight, with acid in the stomach. They suspect a quarrel with a hoped lover ended in murder, and seek a young man associated with the girl. The coroner’s preliminary examination notes severe facial injuries and a possible attempted suicide by carbolic acid, though officials believe homicide occurred before the poison could act.
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Winona Charlotte Newton
Thomas Newton
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College Avenue
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Weather summary from Washington on Nov 4 with multi state rain
A cross regional weather update notes a Southwest disturbance bringing general rains to New Mexico Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and western Mississippi. Eastward rain will reach the Gulf Coast and Tennessee by Sunday night or Monday with a sharp temperature drop in the Rockies and Plains. Winds shift along coasts with variable or fresh to strong southeast on the Gulf and Lakes regions. Local readings report midnight to afternoon temperatures and rainfall, plus numerous city figures and river bulletin notes.
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Iowa
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Utah
Low
Bay St_ Paul
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Bay
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Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Shenandoah
November Ailments And The Human System In Winter
November brings falling temperatures and changing weather that stress the body. It explains how skin and kidneys are affected when sweating decreases and poisons accumulate, risking functional kidney diseases. It advises avoiding exposure, adjusting clothing and diet, and promotes Peruna as a tonic to stimulate glands and support overtaxed kidneys.
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Bright
Peruna Remedy Appeals to Universal Use
Peruna is a world renowned remedy for climatic diseases. It is a blend of safe vegetable remedies trusted for decades by doctors and people in Europe and America. In use for nearly fifty years, its efficacy is proven by decades of experience and millions of homes. Don’t risk untested remedies when Peruna is the standard choice for this emergency.
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