Austrian ministers shift as Sehoenaich takes war post
Vienna dispatch reports Emperor Francis Joseph appoints Baron von Aehrenthal as foreign minister and Gen Franz Sehoenaich as war minister of Austria-Hungary. Amid Czech German and Polish tensions, cabinet members urge unity on universal suffrage and redistribution. Bar on Aehrenthal’s stance warns of tension with Germany.
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Suffragists in Custody After Court Arraignment
Ten women suffragists arrested for rioting near the House of Commons were arraigned in a police court and bound over to keep the peace for six months. The decision provoked uproar outside the court as Miss Pankhurst and others faced renewed disturbances. some prisoners escaped briefly in an anteroom before being returned.
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PILLAGE IN MOROCCO AND WORLD NOTES
Dispatches from Tangier report intensified pillage after Argula seizin by Bendares tribesmen. Bandit chief Rassouli, holder of Ion Perdicaris for ransom, seeks vengeance on Moroccan authorities. Tangier patrols doubled amid fear of attack. Also reports Pope Pius X resting from gout. Dreyfus sues Libreparole over cassation ruling. German and Italian ministers renew triple alliance. Queen Victoria birthday events in Madrid. Gen Egbert L Viele widow dead in Paris.
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Four Gays on Plane At Sea Safer After Rescue
Special to The Washington Post reports Thomas Hock, a crew member from the schooner Oliver S Barrett, survived 108 hours afloat after the vessel sank off the North Carolina coast. Hock, picked up by the steamship Texas, recounts the horror and his four days on a timber plank, while the crew perished. The narrative names dignitaries and a high‑profile funeral with diplomatic attendance in Washington.
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Bank Robbers Caught After 36 Hour Chase
After a 36 hour pursuit the sheriff's posse captured five bandits tied to a Sawyer North Dakota bank robbery. A gunfight with residents left one robber wounded and another fleeing into a slough with no money. About $4,600 vanished, with $33,000 later recovered by Chief Hagen.
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Fight over child's bier ends in deaths in Kentucky
William McIntosh was brought from Arnol after being wounded in a fight with Moses Caudill who died. Robert McIntosh killed Caudill. The McIntosh brothers went to Caudill's home to retrieve their sister’s dead daughter. Samuel McIntosh was arrested on charges of complicity.
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Five lepers cared for at Penthege Island colony
Five lepers cared for by Massachusetts at the Penthege Island sacred colony in Buzzards Bay cost the Bay State $13,013 for fourteen months. Dr. Joshua F. Lewis, superintendent of the board of charity, says once established the colony will require a $5,000 annual appropriation.
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Antiquarian Society Elects Hale President in Worcester
The American Antiquarian Society held its annual meeting in Worcester mass electing the Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale as president to succeed the late Stephen Salisbury. Hale paid tribute to Capt Ronald Amundsen who discovered the Northwest Passage returning via the Bering Straits. Amundsen was named an honorary member along with George Edward Fox of London and Prof Bernardino M Coimbra of Portugal on August 30.
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Col Gibson statue unveiled by Ohio officials in St Louis
Col Gibson's statue honoring Gen William Henry Gibson was unveiled in St Louis as part of a ceremony led by state and local figures. The event featured speeches from prominent Republicans and local dignitaries praising the life and service of the 19th century Army officer.
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Anna Held train theft claim sparks police review in Cleveland
Mayor Johnson says Anna Held's property was stolen from a train and valued at 16000. Kingerton urged police to give special attention to the case. He reported to Chief Kohler, citing sustained credibility and morning agitation as proof of sincerity.
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Objections to California Will in Probate Fight
Mrs Af ede kaw enses files objections to the will of her late husband. The dispute centers on his California domicile and community property claims. Negotiations for settlement failed. objections are legal and focus on testamentary laws and a possible half share for the wife.
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Whitecaps Beat German Farmer in Illinois Attack
Anton Milibach, a German farmer from Renault in Monroe County Illinois, was white capped last Tuesday night and died Friday. He was assaulted in a saloon after being intoxicated, thrown from his wagon, then stoned near the village outskirts. A band of idle youths known as whitecaps carried out the attack.
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Priests Oppose Socialism in Coal Regions Clash
Special to The Weehington Post Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 24 priests of Greek Slavish and Polish Catholic churches oppose foreign born mine workers adopting Socialism. They support forming a body to oppose Mine Workers Union officials promoting Socialist doctrines among the men. Father Jadlucek Freeland says foreigners are being guided wrongly. Vice President Mettl and other officers are described as Socialists promoting contempt for Christianity.
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North Carolinian Arrested in Pittsburgh Case
Harold Shemwell, a prominent North Carolinian, was held for court in Pittsburgh for false pretenses after James O'Hara Caseenove paid him 10 000 for patent furniture braces. Caseenove traveled from North Carolina to finalize negotiations and filed suit following discovered details.
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Ute Indians Resist in Wyoming Clash Near Gillette
Omaha dispatch reports Capt. C P Johnson with an orderly and scout overtook Ute raiders on Little Powder River about forty miles north of Gillette. Indians refuse to return to the reservation, claim they are bound for Dakota, and Maj Grierson waits for reinforcements before attempting removal as cowboys note nightly dances and rising trouble. Diplomats Put to Sea. American minister David Jayne Hill sails for Europe aboard the New Amsterdam, while Viscount De Alte, Portugal’s minister to America, sails for Europe aboard the Hautlic.
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Treasure ship safe with $3,000,000 aboard reaches Havana
The British steamer Arabistan, long overdue after leaving St Lucia on October 12, has arrived in Havana from Montevideo en route to Cuba and New York. She carries a cargo valued at about $3,000,000 in gold consigned to destinations in the West Indies and New York City.
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Virginia weddings and notices across towns in late October
The Virginia wedding column lists multiple ceremonies on October 24 in Denville Newport News and Chesterfield County along with others in Winchester and Petersburg. Names include Bias Zillan Pearl Harle, Howard Wallam Rhodes, Laura Campbell Legir, and Fanny A Lewis among brides and grooms with officiants and venues noted. An advertisement promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for bad breath, claiming quick relief from sour belching and gas.
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Canadian death by own action at Saratoga Hotel
William Stewart of Toronto aged 35 shot himself at the Saratoga Hotel during a Western tour with Mr and Mrs D Cloud of Rochester. He was the son of a wealthy Canadian who died years ago. Coroner's inquest continued, Cloud and wife detained until the hearing ends Friday.
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That's Different From the Chicago Daily News
A brief theatrical exchange shows a bantering couple, one doubting sincerity and the other replying with playful repartee. The dialog underscores witty wordplay and social banter in a light domestic moment.
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Baby Coped After JaL Falls From Window
Frederick Fiehr a two year old boy fell from the second story window at 1980 Washington avenue in New York morning. Patrolman McHenry rushed across the street and saved the baby as it cooed unhurt. Mother Mary hysterical on the street after witnessing the fall. Dr Bickel haupt said the infant was absolutely unharmed and the ambulance was summoned from Fordham Hospital.
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