New York Chinaman’s Wife Fears Highbinders Kill Her
Lucy Rosebury May Goon Sing a West Virginia woman who fled New York after claiming highbinder operatives plotted killings of white wives. She recounted four murdered American women tied to Chinatown circles and alleged police bribes, urging light on alleged Boston dress-suit case ties and opium linked crimes.
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The
Washington Star
May Goon Sing
New York
Washington
Dreas-Sult
Metropolis
Star
Boston
Baltimore and Ohio
Woong Goon Sing
Mott Street
Lucy Roseberry
Littleton
W. Va
Tom Lee
Chinatown
West Virginia
Ton
Whith
Duchead
Sheeny Annie
Motterect
No. 16
Express
Chicago
Mamie
Highbind
Lucy Rosebury
San Francisco
China
Town
Mma Wing
Willie Wing
Hongkong
Bayard Street
Sing
Dismissed from the Navy for Refusal to Lease to an Enlisted Man
Secretary Bonaparte ordered J. Allen Jones of the Norfolk Navy Yard discharged after he refused to rent two rooms to a machinist's mate in uniform, citing town prejudice. Jones said he respected the flag but feared enlisted men ashore. Bonaparte called such attitudes unsuitable for department employment.
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Bonaparte
J. Allen Jones
Norfolk Navy Yard
Department
Jones
United States Navy
Berkley
Norfolk
Allen Jones
Navy Yard
Naval Service
Tanner
Keystone Republican Club Meeting Opposes Suffrage Amendment
A large Keystone Republican Club gathering near Silver Hill includes IL oR. HH. Key as president and Wesley Plater as secretary. Col. Ikey argues educated voters must study Maryland ballots before voting. James W. Poe urges voters to learn to mark right against the amendment disfranchising many. A campaign committee is named and a vote-marking test is conducted. The club plans further meetings tonight and next week.
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Keystone Republican Club
George Count
Silver Hill
IL Or
HH. Key
Wesley Plater
Col. Ikey
Maryland
James W. Poe
Washington
Mey
Marlboro
Westey Plater
G. Sa. George Thomas
Frank Chew
Joseph Jones
G. W. Fayne
F. Hickman
Joseph Whitne
G. O. Freek
R. Hage Wahttney
J. W. Lynn
William Savy H. Holley
J. H. Warley
William ©Arley
James W. Holley
F. Holley
William Savoy, Jr
John W. Plater
George W. Reese
George Redman
Joe Miles
Col
No Licht on Failure Cashier Directly Accused
In Pittsboro Pal on October 27 a suit against Enterprise National Bank targets cashier T Lee Clark for feloniously taking and hypothecating a fifteen share Duquesne National Bank stock certificate pledged as loan security. The certificate, loan collateral since 1878, vanished from the bank and was later routed to Lennart Cook. Court action seeks restraint on further hypothecation while noting Clark’s death by his own hand and pending coroner’s inquest findings.
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Pittsboro
Pal
E. P. Moxey
Enterprise National Bank
T. Lee Clark
D. L. Patterson
Lemari 5
Cook
Guarantee Title and Trust Company
Patterson
Duquesne National Bank
Pittsburg
Enterprise Bank
Clark
Lennart S. Cook
Bbank
Durjuesne National Bank
Cunningham
John Fy Klein
Tormai
United Presbyterian Women's Association
Reprieve Delays Rocky Mount Execution At Last Moment
Cephas Point Dexter, a Black man sentenced to hang for killing United States Deputy Marshal Zach Wade, received a two week reprieve from Governor Montague to permit new evidence and potential retrial. The case arose after Dexter shot Wade with a shotgun during an arrest attempt.
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Rocky Mount
Roanoke
Cephas Point Dexter
United States
Zach Wade
Montague
Brace for golfer's arm and Spanish cabinet resigns
Walter Camp Yale adviser received patents for a golf brace to prevent slicing by limiting elbow bend, tested with Charley Goodrich in Atlantic City, plans for spring 1906 market launch. In Madrid, the Spanish cabinet unanimously offered to resign after today’s meeting, with the premier to discuss with King Alfonso.
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Mew Haven
Conn
Walter Camp
Yale
Europe
Mr. Camp
Charley Goodrich
Harvard
Atlantic City
Madrid
Alfonso
President Roosevelt Escapes Narrow River Collision
President Theodore Roosevelt narrowly escaped danger when the Esparta collided with the Magnolia on the Mississippi River near Pilot Town. The Magnolia sustained unknown damage, while the Esparta and Magnolia were grounded. the President and his party were transferred to the Ivy then to the West Virginia, with no serious injuries reported. The Ivy and tugs raced to assist, and Roosevelt reached the West Virginia safely.
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Ivy
Pilot Town
Nairn
Magnolia
Esparta
Natra
Chalmette
Roosevelt Still President on West Virginia Voyage
Article notes rumors the president left American soil aboard a national ship off the South and West Virginia coast. Officials say the three mile limit and oath remain intact, and occupation of the presidency cannot be vacated by travel. The piece emphasizes constitutional points about territorial limits and authority.
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Roosevelt
Vfice
South
West Virginia
Agme
Legal questions swirl around presidential incapacity and extraterritorial reach
The article discusses whether the President can be deemed unable to act while abroad. It notes that vice presidents assume duties only on removal death resignation or inability, but not who determines existence of inability. It cites Chester A. Arthur and Theodore Roosevelt scenarios and argues the current case is historically novel.
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District of Columbia
Chester A. Arthur
Garfield
Roosevelt
High Seas
United States
California Fig Syrup Co
Wireless from President Roosevelt Aboard West Virginia
The cruiser West Virginia with President Roosevelt aboard was spoken by wireless telegraphy about 300 miles off Pensacola. The ship was to reach Key West Saturday night, with Key West’s wireless station reporting contact at up to 375 miles after passing. Naval officials note the effort to maintain coastwide wireless communication and its potential to keep vessels in close touch along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Pensacola
Fla
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Jeas
Pensacola Navy Yard
Key West
Navy Department
New Orleans
Wireless stations listed for West Virginia communications
The article lists wireless stations capable of communicating with the West Virginia across the Gulf of Mexico to Hampton Roads. Key locations include New Orleans Pensacola Key West Dry Tortugas Jupiter Inlet St Augustine Savannah Charleston Diamond Shoals lightship and Cape Henry.
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Gulf of Mexico
Hampton Roads
West Virginia
New Orleaans
Pensacola
Key West
Dry Tortugas
Jupiter Inlet
St. Augustine
Savannah
Charleston
South Carolina
Diamond Shoals
Cape Henry
Return of Miss Roosevelt Arrives in Washington
Miss Alice Roosevelt daughter of the President arrived in Washington at 4 40 p m completing her long journey from the Orient. Maj Charles L McCawley of the Marine Corps and Miss Hagner secretary to Mrs Roosevelt met her at the railway station and accompanied her to the White House. Miss Roosevelt returned in excellent health.
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Alice ‘Roosevelt
Washington
Orient
Roosevelt
New York
Charles L. McCawley
Maurine‘Corps
Miss Hagner
White House
Miss Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt Denies Engagement with Longworth
Miss Alice Roosevelt, en route to Washington from Jersey City, denies reports she is engaged to Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio. She states clearly there is absolutely no truth to any engagement with Longworth or anyone else.
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Nicholas Lonngworth
Jersey City
N. J
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Thera J
Mr. Longworth
President's train back after 2961 mile southern tour
The presidential train completed a 2961 mile journey through the South without a single accident. It arrived in Washington yesterday except for one private car, the Signet, used by the president and his party.
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Roosevelt
Washington
President and party travel by train from Memphis to New Orleans
The president Secretary Loeb Dr Rixer and John McKhenny plus Assistant Secretary Mothan Latta and press representatives traveled from Memphis to New Orleans by a four car Southern Railway train under Col L B Brown. The journey covered 2451 miles on thirteen lines with no accidents beyond a near-miss when a Georgia man sleeping on the track caused a sudden stop on day three out of Washington.
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Loeb
Dr. Rixer
John McKhenny
Memphis
New Orleans
Mothan
Latta
Press 25
Little Rock
Ark
Col. L. &. Brown
Southern Railway
Washington
Roosevelt Birth House Banquet Marks President's 47th Birthday
In the New York East Twentieth Street house where Theodore Roosevelt was born, a banquet attended by Roosevelt Home Club members celebrated his forty seventh birthday. Speakers included Senator Thurston and Rep Olcott, with Rear Admiral Coghlan and Gen. O Beirne among others. An anonymous donor reportedly offered $10,000 to help purchase the house as a permanent headquarters.
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Thurston
East Twentieth Street House
New York
Roosevelt
East Twentieth Street
Roosevelt @Home Club
William D. Murphy
Joan M. Thurston
Braske
J. van Hechten Ol¢att
Joseph B. Coghlan
James R. O'Beirne
William C. Church
Army and Navy Journal
Coghlan
Fires devastate multiple factories across cities
Fire devastated large factory buildings in San Francisco New York Connersville and Salt Lake City causing losses ranging from 20 000 to 206 000 Four firemen were rescued after being trapped by collapsing walls in San Francisco The New York scene involved a Desbrosses Street complex with major explosions and several firms burned out In Birmingham Alabama Anderson Sheldon was hanged for the murder of a railroad flagman in a separate case
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San Francisco
Central Cameriea Company
North Point
Mason Streets
Calfornia
New York
Desbrosses Street
Crown Cordial and Extract Company
Dexter Manufacturing Company
Thompson-Pettit Manufacturing Company
D. A. van Horn
Julius Cohen
California Essential and Distributing Company
Salt Lake City
Utah Fuel Corpany
Gould Corporation
Sunnysile
Tad
Birmingham
Ala
Anderson Sheldon
Ed Alman
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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Elging Ul
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Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
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Theodore Roosevelt
Craiger West
Martin Bhhrman
Blancherd
Pheodore Roosevelt
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Rose
Hsparata
Wsparta
Keara
Narin
R. Wilmot
B. D. Wood
Maj
Craighill
Rixey
Port Eads
Gulf
West Virginia Safe and Sound
Wireless
Dendal
Connersville
Ind
Central Manufacturing Company
B.H. Stinemetz & Son Co
Knox Mats
Hatters and Furriers
Ladies of Washington
Dimerican Losiery Co
American Hosiery CO
Franklin Street
Henry F. Jangs Miller
John F. Elis & Co
Penna. Ave
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Haines Bros
Patti
Nilsson
Faimous
Solif
Hubbard
Mast
Neton
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H.W
W. B. Rosen
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