Cardinal deacon Falvonto visits Paris and Rome prelate events
Paris reports Cardinal deacon Falvonto visiting Dr Henry Hyvernat and meeting Archbishop Annette and Cardinal-designate Farley. American prelates express gratitude at the consulate before the party departs for Rome. In Rome Cardinal Merry del Val plans a state dinner in honor of the new American cardinal.
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Paris
Dealgnate Falvonto
Fesy
Oaly
Henry Hyvernat
Sathelle University
Washington
Cardinaledealgnate Farley
Farie
Mar. Annette
Paria
Rome
Cardinal Merry del Vat
Compromise Candidate Wins National Grange Master Election
Oliver Wilson of Peoria was elected master of the National Grange by a 39 to 1 vote over George R. Horton of Michigan, chosen as a compromise candidate between N. Freeman of Tippecanoe City Ohio and Horton the insurgent. Healy of Woodbona was elected national master over N. P. Hui of Diamondale Michigan and named national lecturer. other officers include C. F. Smith Vermont chaplain Eva S. McDowell Massachusetts treasurer and M. Freeman Ohio secretary.
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Columbus
Unie
Oliver Wilson
Peoria
Minois
National Grange
George R. Horton
Michigan
N. Freeman
N. P. Hui
Diamonddale
Mich
F. Smith
Vermont
Eva S. McDowell
Massachusetts
GM. Freeman
Ohio
Ate
Packers Seek Stay in Chicago Indicted Trial Delay
Chicago November 21 The Indicted Chicago meal packers gain further delay as Judge George A Carpenter grants a delay until Monday. Counsel plan to seek a stay from Chief Justice White in Washington to halt the trial, shifting the fight to the Supreme Court. If no stay by Monday the packers face trial.
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White
Chicago
George A. Carpenter
United States District Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Carpenter
C. ©. Kohleaat
United States Circuit Court
Omer
Kohiagat
Kohisyat
Hoot
Kobleant
Algo
John S. Miller
Coungel
Pagkers
Carpener
Judes Kahleset
Seg Oir
Kohlanat
Federal Supreme Court
Appert
Supreme Court
Fires End Six Lives In Two Cities
A fire at a Denton Street lodging house near Nashua Union Station killed three men Harry J. Corey Patrick O'Brien and James McGuire and left others in a hospital with smoke inhalation. In Middlboro Kentucky three others died in a blaze that destroyed several buildings while charred remains of a Virginia man and two others were found in the ruins along with a missing young girl. victims occupied sleeping quarters over a saloon near the stable.
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Nashua
N. H
Twin's Hospital
Denton Huntel
Denton Street
Union Station
Harry J. Corey
Patrick O'Brien
James McGuire
Mindiesboro
Ky. Moy
Middlboro
Rulna
Alexander Chadwell
Rose Hil
Thomas Duncan
Berthe Bwtaford
Precepts for journalists outlined by Col Watterson
Boston, Nov 21. Col Henry Watterson at the Boston Press Club banquet denounces office seeking and gifts from campaigns. He says journalism should serve the public conscience, not commerce, and that reporters must be gentlemen rather than salesmen or profit seekers.
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Boston
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Ite
Theater manager apologizes to Yale students
New Haven Nov 2 Manager Eldridge of the Hyperion Theater writes to Yale University students expressing regret over Saturday night disruptions caused by police intervention. He notes rehearsals were hampered by short notice and a frightened crew activated the fire hose. He urges continued friendly relations with the students.
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New Haven
Eldridge
Hyperion ‘Theater
Yale University
Fldridge
Wight
Appetite Juice in Diet and Health Hints
Appetite juice influences hunger and digestion, but recent experiments show overestimation. When food is needed, any tasting item will digest well. after fasting, appetite returns naturally. If not needed, tempting flavors may hasten intake, yet feeding the sick on this basis is erroneous.
Express Firms Face Federal Probe In New York
An inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Commission opens tomorrow in New York into express companies. The hearings will cover company finances and relations with railroads, national rate schedules, and the reasonableness of current tariffs. Commercial groups plan to present evidence arguing rates and discrimination favor larger shippers over small patrons.
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New York
Express Companion
Basun
Interstate Commerce Comaminalon
Express
Iraltronds
Aif
Cern
Appeal in Rate Case Claims Sherman Law Adequate
Attorney general colleagues clash over dissolution of the tobacco trust and the proposed supervisory board. Levy argues the decree violates the Supreme Court's view and urges no Sherman Act changes while endorsing Roosevelt’s supervision concept. He contends the plan harms the public and keeps real conspirators in place.
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Reix H. Levy
Tolls
Gouate Committee
Supreme Court
Die“I Agrets
Roosevelt
Rerail Corporation
Zieh
Levy
BUI
Ates Corporation
Steet Company
Steel Corporation
Tobacco Trust
Government appeals Commerce Court long-haul rate case
Government counsel filed a writ of appeal in the transcontinental rate case at the Commerce Court seeking to make permanent the temporary injunctions. The appeal targets the long-and-short-haul provision and the commission’s zone and rate bases rulings, and requests immediate Supreme Court review with a motion for an early hearing. Proceedings to notify interested parties will precede the final decree, likely delaying two to three weeks.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Couriel
United States
Iosue
Beigg
Interstate Commerce Commissian
United States Supreme Court
Fatec
Supreme Court
Rich Manufacturer Freed in Stamford Divorce Case
Walter Ferguson Jr of Stamford won a divorce in superior court. George Graham described as a half breed Indian guide named in the suit. Mrs Ferguson denied cruelty claims in her cross suit but admitted admiration for Graham though claiming Ferguson was her only true love. She testified she bought gold accessories for the guide and wore them as gifts.
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Wise
Washimmon Post
Bridgeport
Conn
Walter Ferguson, Jr
Stamford
George Graham
Wan
Ferguson
Fergynon
Philadélphis
Allie
Chemist Makes Diamonds in Berlin Lab
Dr Werner-von Bolten a Berlin chemist linked to the Blemen s Halake laboratory reports a new method to make diamonds by decomposing heating gas with 8 mercury amalgam. Carbon crystallizes into tiny diamonds, using diamond dust as mother crystals to grow larger stones, a process tested in the lab with hopes to scale artificial diamond production.
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Berlin
Nov
Werner-von Bolten
Blemens-Halake Laboratory
von Bolten
Montgomery Man Indicted for Murder in Rockville
Rockville Maryland November 2 The grand jury has indicted Archie W Thompson of the Laytonsville area for the murder of Joseph M Pope in the Laytonsville district in late September The case is set for trial at the term starting Thursday morning.
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Montgomery
Rockville
Archie W. Thompson
Laytoneville
Joseph M. Pope
Laytonsville
Prisoner Raves At Doctor Forces Court Adjournment
A man imprisoned for murder at Bridgewater State Hospital erupts in a frenzied tirade during medical director Dr. Bilott's testimony. He calls the doctor a liar, attacks his treatment, and is carried from the courtroom. Judge Crosby orders a 59 minute recess as officials restrain him. An alienist later testifies the prisoner was insane at the time of the crime.
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Bertram G. Spencer
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Lier
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Jugge Crosby
Akron Prisoner Opts for Mansfield Sentence Swap
Akron Ohio November report says Join Kelly 25 of Youngstown undergoing an operation to avoid a lie sentence in the penitentiary at Columbus. He was arrested for assaulting Audrey Martin an old girl and brought back for trial. The court implied if he consented to surgery the sentence would be moved to Mansfield Reformatory with a possible release in about ten years.
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Anita
Washington Post
Ohio
Columbus
Kelly
Youngstown
Mansfield
Columbus Kelly
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Fleet Found By Enemy Behind Virginia Capes
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Coming up from the South the first and third divisions of the Atlantic fleet commanded by Rear Admiral Osterhaus slipped past the Virginia capes shortly before one o clock today intending to pass Admiral Wowerd and the second and fourth divisions which had gone out to sea to search for the approaching enemy unseen The Osterhaus fleet tor Newport several days ago and instead of coming down the coast as they would have done under ordinary circumstances the ships sailed south and approached the capes from the Carolina east Admiral Howard who was assigned to detect the approach of the Osterhaus feet was not caught napping He divided his fleet sending three ships down the coast to cruise around Hatteras while the others spread out and gall ed north While official confirmation is lacking it is claimed that the ships sent south by Admiral Howard detected the approach for the Caterham squadron and reported by wireless to the other ships searching the northern coast The ships commanded by Admiral Howard continued up the coast to Newport while the Osterhaus fleet dropped anchor in Hampton Roads The Osterhaus fleet consists of the battleships Connecticut Michigan North Dakota Louisiana New Hampshire South Carolina Vermont and the cruisers North Carolina Washington and Salem A rumor said an accident to one of the Michigan ordnance occurred near but this lacks confirmation
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Nev
Atlantic Fleet
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Virginia Capes
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Osterhaua
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Capes
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Howard
Heltéras
Oaterhaus
Hampton’ Roads
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Michigan
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Dakota
Louisiana
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Vermont
North Carolina
Washiseton
Salem
Ti Wan
U S S Histbia Sold After Spanish American War
The United States Navy accepted M H Olson's bid for the former gunboat Histbia a converted yacht that served under Capt Lucien Young in the Santiago fight. Once named Thespia she was bullet in 1895 and cost 45000 to the government after years of action against Spanish batteries.
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United States
Navy
Deearment
M. H. Olson
Brooklyn
Lucien Young Ehe
Santiago
Thespia
Army Orders Transfers and Promotions Across Cavalry and Artillery
The army issues leaves of absence and time extensions for Capt. Joree F. Shr and others. Transfers list includes George W. Biigler to the courtouth cavalry, Ralph Tal Bot to the Twelfth cavalry, with Lieuts. Berger and Talbot reassigned. Ordnance reports send Edgar P. Willieton to Fort Adams and Adrian Babbitt to Prando Montergy. Capt. John W. Gulick, Harry Barnes, Paul Beck, John F. Preston, Ach Haxes, Gordon N. Kimball, Ralph Talbot Jr., and Warren F. Dell among officers slated for duty changes. Promotions announce Gordon N. Kimball to captain in Fourth Cavalry, Ralph Talbot Jr. to first lieutenant, Williams Henely to first lieutenant, with Lanning Parsons and Joseph Dheiry assigned. Various quartermaster, coast artillery, and infantry officers directed to orders or new postings, including assignments to Ft Monroe, College Park, Augusta, and El Centro, plus movements to Excelaidor Borgy Meon.
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Fim
Henry W. Tornef
Roast Artillery Corps
George W. Biegler
Courtouth
Ralph Talbot
Talbot
Ordnance
Edgar P. Willieton
Fort Adams
Adders
Adrian Babbitt
Prando
Montergy
Cal
Join W. Gulick
Atuillery Tory
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Harry ©. Barnes
East Artillery Corps
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Fort Monros
Paul W. Beck
Hightoealhntantrr
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Augusta
John F. Preston
Fourth Cavalry
Ralph Talbot, Jr
Leutenant
Williams. Henelry
Dieutenants
Third Cavalry
Lanning Parsons
Fxcelaidr Bortogy
Meron
Lievk Warren F Dell
Coast Artillery Corps
Arfiery Aixtrist
Mobile
Albert Tague
Paurth Totentey
Fitty Infantry
Cape
John M. Camperll
Farst
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uDheiry Wil Coppey
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Omer
Naval Orders Listing Assignments and Duties
Navy dispatch lists officers and their new assignments including Comar We W. SILNER to duty common Lan caster on December 2 and others such as AB. Hit and W. GREENSLADE to ordnance duty at the Naval Academy. Details show multiple officers like LB WARREN and C. W. RINKAMP assigned to command and commissioning roles with various ships and stations noted despite OCR garble.
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W. Silner
Lancaster
Hit
Naval Academy
Avrapolin
Bed
Tieyl Comdr
W. Greenslade
Numua
Sumani
Pee LB Warren
Nara
Tnsign
C. W.rinkamp
Coxten AU Ih
Revere
Amigne
Omer
Yach
Cherieson
Nurgron
Movements Se Naval Vessels Arrivin and Departures
Various naval vessels and personnel movements reported across multiple ports. Entries mention ships arriving at New York and Boston, vessels sailing to Philadelphia and the Yangtze, and cargo movements including a port at Port Arthur Texas and a search mission from Hempton Roede. Names include New Jersey Virginians and a mix of hauls from naval harvester and freight operations.
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Erncus
Ge Rornemants
Roe
St Taublertan
Hie
Migtous
Miscivelpo
New Leray
Virginia
Georgid
Minmesols
Newart
Yankton
New York City
Nery
Monteidea
Netraskin
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Aretheag
Bewall Paint
Port Artur
Tex
Caltle
Hempton Roede
New London Mayor Receives $28 Check of Appreciation
In New London Connecticut Mayor Bryan Mahan was presented today with a certified check for 28 dollars. The sum was raised by popular subscription as a token of appreciation for his services to the city.
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New London
Conn
Bryan Mahan
Rheumation Remedy Prescribed For Home Use
A claimed rheumatism and backache remedy titled Toris compound in a sealed one ounce yellow package is advised. Mix one ounce Toris compound with one ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla in a pint of whiskey, take a tablespoon before meals. Druggists can source the ingredient from a wholesale house if not in stock.
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