Wiley on Poison Jury Formaldehyde Tests Began
Twelve young men started a culinary science course at the Bureau of Chemistry under Harvey W. Wiley to test formaldehyde storage effects. Wiley seeks a discerning palate for cold storage foods as government officials observe and fear public health implications.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Lor
Harvey W. Wiley
Tratt
Wilthot
Selentitte
Beervel Fonds Anl
Wiles
River engineer drowns amid river work in progress
A river engineer is reported drowned after an accident near the job site along the Eastern arch gas works. Emergency crews and bystanders describe a chaotic scene as workers attempted rescue actions and searched the water for the missing man. The incident prompted an immediate investigation and safety checks at the site.
Four Men Injured In 40Foot Scaffold Fall At Church
Four workers on a new Methodist Church roof on Columbia Road fell forty feet when the scaffold collapsed. John Gallagher, 54, a carpenter, and Perry, a worker, suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. Jacob Polly, 38, and Thomas Honesty, both injured, escaped with minor bruises. The Honesty brothers, Henry and Thomas, live in northwest and southwest districts respectively.
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New Methodist Church
Columbia Road
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
John Gallagher
Furcuran Street
Jacob Polly
Slater
K Street
Thomas Honesty
Twenty-fith
Henry Honesty
Thomas
Twenty-fourth Street
Honesty
Perry
Gallagher
Garfield Hospital
Robbed of His Savings by Bold Thief at Colfax Street
Louis B Stone an eighty year old resident of 1126 Colfax Street Northwest was robbed of nearly $400 in a break in last night. He is deaf and unaware as the intruder entered blown out a lamp and searched his pockets while pinioning his arms. Police hold a young negro as a suspect and seek him. Stone had recently traveled to Rochester and sold small items to recover funds.
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Jury of
Epicures
Heefsteak
Washington
de Wiley
Wiley
Louis TR. Stone
Colfax Street
Northwest
Cam
Stone
Stones
Premice Station No. 9
Mir
Rochester
Unidentified man dies in railroad tragedy at Trinidad morgue
Two unknown men lay at the morgue after separate deaths near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. One was struck by a car on Delaware Avenue Southwest and died instantly. he wore a dark gray Oxford suit with a heart and dagger tattoo on his arm. Police seek relatives and clues, including a missing Elgin gold hunting case watch found on the other man. The other body remains unidentified despite inquiries with Snyder & Wood tailors and William H. Pugh. Embalming and photography efforts strive to preserve features for later identification.
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Carh
Delaware Avenue
Avenue Southwest
Sandberg
Baltimore and
Offo
Trinidad
Oxford
Waenti
Wil Geo
Elgin
Fire Started by Children In Kiplinger Home
A blaze yesterday at Wilbert Kiplinger’s Good Hope road residence was started by children playing with matches. A three year old member was present in an upstairs room and caused the fire. Kiplinger was burned and most furniture burned before Chemical Engine No. 6 firefighters saved the house.
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Wilbert Kiplinger
Good Hope
Feed the Editor Health Food Claim Grape Nuts Testimony
A letter cites a journalist named Romuaniin lein who fell ill from overwork and prostration. After starting Grape-Nuts and cream on physician guidance he recovered quickly, resumed hard work, and reportedly never regressed. The testimonial promotes Postum Co. food products and the booklet The Road to Well.
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Beni
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mira
Welli
Frange's Foreign Policy Aims at Mediteranean Influence
In Paris the Chamber resumes debate on the Anglo-French Newfoundland treaty. M. de Pressense backs the accord and hopes Britain France and the United States cooperate to curb eastern slaughter. Delcasse notes gains for French fishermen and Moroccan influence while preserving Algeria. Combes signals a bill to separate church and state.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputes
M. de Pressense
France
Great Britain
United States
Far East
Roosevelt
Delcasse
Egypt
M. Deicanse
Welcasse
Mediterranean
Morocco
Algeria
M. Delcarse
Italy
Spain
England
Dpremier Combes
the Republic
Collision Sparks Demonstrations with Several Injured
A disturbance after a collision led to counter demonstrations. The incident was not serious. About a dozen people were injured, police intervened, and a few arrests were reported.
Hall Caine responds to critics over Rosetti novel
Hall Caine defends The Prodigal Son against charges of misusing Rosetti’s private life. He admits drawing a parallel with Rosetti’s exhumed manuscript episode but denies intent to shame or betray his dead friend. Caine argues he aims to illuminate motive within human sympathy and artistic imagination.
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Times
Washington Post
London
Hall Caine
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Rosetti
Caine
Oscar Stevenson
Monte Carton
Roselil
Thos
Diplomats Visit Mr Hay At State Department
Count Cassini and other foreign envoys met Secretary Hay as discussions ranged from the Hague tribunal to renewal of the Chinese exclusion treaty progress. Jusserand plans New York events and a White House dinner is slated for November 18 for Emperor William’s envoys.
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Count Cassini
Jusserand
Chentung Liang Cheng
Hay
State Department
Cassini
Way
Hague
New York
St. John Gaffney
Ireland
White’ House
William
Chenlung
Secreta
Senor Pulido
Great Britain
Venezuela
Tribune
Spain
Hioki
Prince Fushima
Washington
St. Louis
Hicks
Takahiro
Hague Congress Proposal Stirs European Debate
Budapest reports Count Albert Apponyi will interpellate the government over President Roosevelt’s plan to reconvene The Hague Peace Conference. Similar moves are expected in Vienna while Russia weighs the American invitation as Paris notes a cautious, preliminary stance.
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Budapest
Hungary
Albert Apponyi
Tisza
Roosevelt
Count Apponyi
St. Louis
Reichsrath
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Russia
the Hague
Nicholas
Paris
Porter
Detlev
Hague
Imperial Bank for China venture amid distrust in Shanghai
French officials and merchants push to establish an imperial bank of China in Shanghai after native distrust curbs government control. M Whagaton, representing Banque de Paris, is said to have spent about fifty thousand taels on officials. The plan envisages ten million taels capital with a French manager and chief accountant, aiming to centralize revenue funds and boost international trade.
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Shanghai
Imperial Bank of China
M. Whagaton
Banque de Paris
Board of Revenue
Bank of China
IWO SHIPS LOST IN NORTH SEA
Hamburg reports that the German ship Thalia bound from Iquique to Hamburg foundered in a North Sea storm with all twenty crew lost. Simultaneously the 14 ton schooner Neptune, with seven crew, was reported lost.
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IWO
North Sea
Hamburg
Germon Hark
Paris Police Stop Duel Between Minister Andre and Opponent
Paris police arrest Gabriel Syveton a Nationalist deputy who struck War Minister Andre in the face during the November 4 debate as he prepared for a pistol duel with Capt. Cail a friend of Gen Andre. Syveton faces criminal prosecution for assault.
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Andre
Paris
Ney
the Pallen
Gabriel Syveton
Cail
Gen Andre
M. Syveton
Gen. Andre
African War Costly Supplemental Budget Proposed
Berlin reports a supplementary budget of 26 million for German Southwest Africa army costs due to insurrection. The finance ministry, already trying to cut deficits, faces funding public works for armor and navy. Suppression progress is described as going on measurably well. About 1,400 recruits are engaged.
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Berlin
Africa
Reichstag
Imperial Finance Ministry
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad Promises Rewards
Advert says women helped by Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription over decades and offers a reward to any woman not cured of female weakness prolapse or leucorrhea. Endorses other Pierce remedies and claims rivals use alcohol in tonics while Pierce products contain none. Includes testimonial from J M Johnson of Blackstone Virginia praising results.
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Pierce
J. M. Johnson
Blackstone
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Court hears claim Jews provoked 1903 rioting in Gomel
In Gomel Russia on November 10 court proceedings on the September 1903 riot accuses the rioters of Jewish provocation. Police Captain Chernolevsky testified that Jews provoked the unrest. Defense and prosecutor moved to recall Chief Raevsky, denied. Witnesses say Chernolovsky let rioters pillage Jews while threatening to fire if Russians’ property was touched. A policeman testified Captain Zhernolovsky ordered fire on a crowd of Jews wounding one man.
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Gomel
Russia
Chernolevsky
Couch
Raevsky
Chernalovsky
Loukin
Zhernolovsky
Exclusion Law Upheld By Federal Court
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Wing of the Cleveland Tus thiet Court in Hung Chung. Chung admitted birth in China and lack of a proper certificate to enter the United States. The court ruled the Chinese exclusion law constitutional and remanded the case, noting potential nationwide impact on deportations of Chinese immigrants. District Attorney J J Sullivan argued for upholding the law and warned of broader implications if the prior decision stood.
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Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Wing
Cleveland
Hung Chung
Ching
United States
Wing
J. J. Sullivan
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Kaiser Lenient on Pardons for Lese Majeste, War Wake
The German Emperor William announces liberal use of pardons for lese majeste, especially for the uneducated or those who acted under drunken or impulsive conditions. The justice ministry is told to grant clemency to petitioners showing genuine need or lack of deliberation. In Pretoria, King Edward favors royal salutes for Kruger's body. Trieste sees a riot over an Italian university proposal.
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Berlin
William
Ministry of Justice
Pretoria
VTK
Londenvolk
Edward
Focal
Kruger
Capetown
Northern Securities appeal heard by U S Court of Appeals
Philadelphia court of appeals heard the Northern Securities Company appeal from a New Jersey injunction restraining pro rata stock distribution after a merger three years ago. Appellees include E H Harriman, Winston 8 S Pierce, the Oregon Short Line Railroad, and Equitable Trust. Arguments were led by D T Watson and W D Guthrie for appellees. John G Johnson and Elihu Root for appellants. Court held under advisement and adjourned to Monday.
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Philadelphia
Acheson, Dallas
Gray
United States Court of Appeals
Northern Securities Company
United States District Court of New Jersey
D. Tl. Watson
W. D. Guthrie
Pittsburg
E. H. Harriman
Winston 8S
Winston 8S. Pierce, the Oregon Short Line Railroad
Equitable Trust Company
New York
John G. Johnson
Elihu Root
Weather shift signals move to winter storms era
A U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau bulletin outlines a rapid eastward high pressure wave over the West and Northwest transitioning the nation from summer to winter weather. Disturbances fade, then strong winter storms with rain and snow spread, with temperatures dropping below seasonal norms and widespread rains in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and other regions.
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
trans-Atlantia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
East Gulf States
Atlantic States
Middle Slope
Ohio
Mississippi
Lata
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
Missouri Valley
Middle Glope
Rocky Mountain
Weather Summary From Eastern Districts and Storm Warnings
In the Northeast and Midwest weather is clear to partly cloudy with rain or snow forecast Friday in Southern New England and parts of the Middle Atlantic States. Snow likely in Northwest Texas and New Mexico. fair weather elsewhere. Saturday should be generally fair but colder in the East and South. warmer in the Northwest and Central West. Storm warnings issued along the Atlantic coast from New York to Fort Monroe and on the Lower Lakes. Also reported: a local forecast with temperatures, humidity, sunrise and sunset times, tides, and a fatal accident near Athens, Ohio where Frank Grosvenor, nephew of Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor, died in a runaway incident in Rome Township.
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Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Atlantc
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantc
Tennessee
Texas
New Mexico
South Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Uh Hocky Mountains
Forge
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
New York
Fort Monroe
Lower Lakes
Grosvenor
Athens
Ohio
Frank Grosvenor
Charles H. Grosvenor
Rome Township
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Austin
Ieran
Newitt
Wwe
Eoome
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Ayers
Teddy Wail
Fushimi
Siu Proaueisen
Pus
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Louis B. Stone
FEED
Frange
Newfoundland
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh St
MR. Hay
M. W. Bevericz
Imperial Bank For China
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Kaiser
Trieste
Austria
Northern Securities Appeal
Hala
Galveston
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Mont
Indianapolis
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Nebr
Omaha
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Peter Grogan
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Downey
Downey’s Stables
17Th St
Kant
Bon Miller
O. J. 11& Co. Negri
John F. Ellis & Co.—Establi
Arina
Lessonis
Pretire
John F. Ellis , Co
Pennsylvania Ave
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Cassena
Geo. E. Hebbard
Fixperton
Hebtard & Wineman
Ninth Street
American Security and Crust Company
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
James K. Probey
N.W
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Cor
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Wasington
Stork
Secreuirs
Maine
Havana
Lowatt
William N. Compton
Ite Insurance Co
Stieff
Piaro Manupacturt
Ald Ineliding Guriwi
Patery Chas. M. Stieff
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Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
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