Navy Secretary Lamont’s Plan for Dockyards and Warship Production
The secretary of the navy outlines dockyard expansion and shipbuilding plans. He notes near completion of dry docks and lists projected battleships and armored vessels, with target dates for commissioning and dock facilities at Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The report emphasizes reorganization, naval academy roles, and budget figures for construction and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weebington
Secretary of the Navy
Lea Yery
Olympy
Minneapolis
Jolnna
Wulk
Maine
Texas
Abernshire
Murker
Lowa
Armer
Oregon
Port Royal
Bisthollgy
Orvigen
Thyav
Naval Academy
Naval War Colton
le Savetary
Hus Vorathy
Aiwal Milftin
Promine
Department
National Defense Son & Anfintte
Waslutiael der Fanw
Comat Anil Reodelio Munvey
Nye Repartmnst
Hye geoloRlen
Thie
Interior Department
PxpuTiNen
Serrare
Navy Flas
Yalu Yd
Otns
Wessels MD
World Turmoil and Armenian Uprising Reported Abroad
Foreign dispatches describe Armenian rioters in Yilo and Sivas clashing with government forces. Turkish authorities pledge order while unrest affects districts Endoria Mussolman villages and surrounding towns. Western reports cite missionary protection concerns amid sectarian tensions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Sublime Parte
Yilo
Sivas
Friving
Fred
Mum Mann
Endoria
Military Relay Bicycle Race From Willington to New York
A military relay ride from Willington to New York was begun to deliver a message for the army and two guards. General Miles and General Otway endorsed the long-distance event with a 10 relay legs schedule and a 21 hour target. Privates Moore and Michiel rode from Williams to Acbadletro reaching the city tonight with the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Wishington
Dea
New York
General Miles
Army WN wIven
Jaci Tinton Guard
Otway
Wineine
Surenant
R. F Durtos
Carey Ik
Tile Rity
Dolly Eve
Pitvere
Moore
Michiel
Willaineton
AcBadlletro
Retained on the Pension Roll for Chauncey Wavilla Spokane
Chauncey Wavilla of Spokane is kept on the pension roll at eight six a month following intercession by Hon. Hyde. The action confirms his pension entitlements despite prior questions. Changes note Ruby to Loon Loan service discontinuation after November. Mail schedules adjusted with leave times and routing details.
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Chauncey
Haviland
Acay
Atin
Ore Theft Suspect Arrested With Rich Mine Stack
A miner named Crunk and Col. Dee Lind were arrested after being found with ore in their pockets. Authorities recovered over 1 pound of ore valued in the thousands, while the mine owners report losses running into hundreds of pounds over recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Creek Wirkmod
Ripple Cronk
Dee L
Pater Lind
War
Tootar
Australia to host baseball season with notable figures
The piece notes Australia will see baseball in 1806 with figures like James Manning and Hunchall Chuty AEA involved under Mr Spalding’s oversight. It mentions two teams forming from four players each, plus women participants within the country, highlighting preparations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansa QA
Joe
Australia
Americus
Lear
Spalding
Cme
James HL Manning
Wan Wier
Tansus Chy Hunchall
Musaren
Mortar Amigual
Sunning
Belos
Stur
Hill's Lecture Tour A Failure Reported
The Northw est lecture tour by Hills proved a failure with audiences in Milwaukee Salin anpolle Paul and Duluth turning out about 100. Report says illness and poor scheduling led to waning interest and early end of the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnneapolis
Toe
Hewutor
David Ts. Hills
Northwreat
Yar
Duluth
Priwentie
Milwaukee
Salninanpolle
Paul
Inauguration Preparations Grow in Kentucky
Preparations for the December 10 inauguration of Governor Brown intensify in Frankfort with public and private committees forming nationwide participation. Party lines blur as governors and officials organize a broad coalition event highlighting the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Ceankfort
Tow Dowt Advancy Sinks Near Thavenswood
Pomeroy Ohio report says the Pirnurg tow Dowt Advancy struck the Saat Creek fee near Thavenswood and sank, taking two LU barges of opal with it. No lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ohio
Pirnurg
Immoral Relations Charge Against Indian Agent Captain Bubb
The Spokesman Review reports charges against Captain Bubb, an Indian Agent for the Colville and Coeur d’Alene reservations, alleging immoral relations with a 16 year old girl at the Tonasket Indian school and improper conduct in procurement and finances. Details describe alleged checks, payments, and a wholnmithy shop contract, with denials from Bubb and statements of investigations by Interior and other officials.
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Bubb
Colville
Alicruy
Spokesman
Spool
MoVille
Deen
Lane
Tonusitet Indian School
Bubbie
Ton Asket School
Hawk Creek
Fort Spokane
Bailie
Tubb
Hubb
Pa Jowse
Spokane
Indiana
Coeur
Spokesman-Review
Iiler
Hubista
Goour l'Alene R
Hugh McLaughlin
Tekan
McLaughlin
Onaw
Ibb
Wwoll
Miraonk
McLaushtity
Jonathan Ramey
Tekow
Ament Newman
Congress
Stackr
Nespetia
Todian
McCir
Interior Department
Fort Apolené
Thulin
Tors
Dresman
BubAgenc
CoeuraAlene
New Gold Dam Idea Sparks Colorado Mining Boom
The Cripple Creek region near Denver faces possible railroad linked growth as West Creek threatens to eclipse it in mining potential. Hundreds of workers engage in surveying and optimistic claims, with several thousand expected before spring as leads are traced through veins amid Amber-covered hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Creek
Cripple Creek
Denver
Platte Station
Denver, Lendyile & Cuinnlson
Duel Between French Deputies Ends with Wounded Baron
A morning duel in the Chamber of Deputies between Baron Haley J. Atkins and Viscount De Vogue left De Vogue slightly wounded in the hip. The duel arose from a political quarrel over a proposition, and both participants reportedly remained in the chamber after the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuvennt DeVogue
Yaris
Tyro
Chamber of Depistiin
Haley J. Atgins
Viscount de Vogue
Pollomoonaroverny
Northwest Fruit Growers Set November Assembly in Walla Walla
The Northwestern Fruit Growers' Association plans a meeting in Walla Walla starting December 1 with fruit growers and business men. Committees on entertainment and arrangements were named and many railroad companies and fruit producers from eastern Oregon Washington Idaho will attend along with commission men from St Paul and Chicago. A fruit fair will accompany the convention to showcase Walla Walla products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Fruit Growers
Walla Wattie
Walla Walla
Hove
Northwestern
Irult Growers’ Association
Walla Walls
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
St. Paull
Stringapalla
Chicago
Question Raised Over Gould Payment to Nicolaus in Settlement
New York dispatch reports a disputed settlement involving a check for 4000 from George Gould to Zela Nicolaus. The affair centers on a $2400 check linked to a $108 or $1000 claimed payment, with Zelin Nicolaus’s husband A I M M Huanan noting the suit and gossip around Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gault
Fam One Livigarion
New York
Eby Gould-Niemaleuw
George Gould
Zola Nicolaus
Winslow Pierpe
Anotimoi Btory
Miuhaan
Zelin Nicolaus
Jersey City
Gould
Smore Ruhlman
Arrest Warrant Linked Murder Case Shakes Kentucky County
Robert Jordan or Karepes Win faces murder charges linked to an old Kentucky homicide. Sheriff of Mercer County says he was arrested today under a governor’s requisition following a lengthy investigation. The case involves a rancher neighbor and a family dispute that led to jail time.
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Ropert Jorden
Karepes
Kentucky
Kallapell
Mont
Tijert Jordan
Sheri Unid
Jordan
Ein
Pehiodls
Tere
Jordan'e
Mercer County
Baldwin
Framed Debate on Gold Reserves and Silver Currency
The piece questions why France keeps vast gold reserves while the United States piles up silver backed currency and paper notes. It notes anxiety over treasury reports and the president's message on currency reform and possible stabilization measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York
BiFinauvlers
Secretary OF the Treasury
Presidnt
Kole
Five Drowned in Monongahela River Near Brownsville
Reported tragedy on the Monongahela River below Brownsville as five people perished when a skiff capsized after meeting the steamer James G Blaine. Names read like Joseph Menton and Mrs Erbe Stevens among the drowned. Only one body recovered at this time.
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Sweemer
Uniontown
Monongatela
Brownsville
Jonuph
Wek Tip Aku
Erbe Stevens
Joseph Menton
Mincourt Metntonh
Jacob Bekin
Woodrun
James G. Blaing
Cleveland Has Had His Last Term
In a December New York chat with friends, Lady Joseph Jefferson reports President Cleveland intends to retire after March. He will not seek another nomination, a stance he maintains despite Mrs. Cleveland’s urging.
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Cleveland
Jefferson
Paul
Joseph Jefferson
Gover
Cleve
Iend
Wielat
Bercome
Mra
New York to Host Modern Wool Exchange Center
New York plans a wool exchange in a new Beach Street building near West Broadway to centralize market activity. Merchants from across the country back the project to cut London bids, attract manufacturers to New York, and boost foreign wool sales through local commission houses.
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New York
Wool Exchange
Bulding
Beach Sud
Howton
Phure
Buon Iit Om
London
New Wool Exchange
Niifom
Atatralian
New York Commission
Watory
Exehanse
Ivery
Tor
Atock
Pulitzer Prize Gift to Paris Statue Unveiling
A group of bronze statues honoring Washington and Lafayette, crafted by Auguste Bartholdi and sponsored by Joseph Pulitzer, was unveiled in Paris at the Place des États-Unis. Pierre Bartholdi and the New York World figure were celebrated as sponsors, with ceremonies featuring music by the Paris municipal band and remarks by M. Bartholdi, Mr. Pulitzer, and U.S. Consul in Paris.
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Pulitzer
Paris
Washington
Lafayette
Workington
August Burihold
Joseph Fuller
New York World
Branes Group
Ie Mont
Ballard Brith
London
Joseph Pulltew
Honurg
Lata
Leo
Pullmen
Teanof
Mr. Dulbear
Stalin
la France
Prater
United States
Brillh
New York
Pulltner
M. Rombard
Provident
Paris Muricipal Council
Bronce
Kale
Fee
Lwo Republicn
Mr. Witzer
M. Bartholdi
Bi Carrie
Mamiel Morrie
Contul
Ten Bodies Recovered In Carmel Iron Mine Disaster
Rescue crews resumed work at the Tiley-Foster iron mine near Carmel New York after yesterday’s collapse. Four more bodies were recovered bringing total identified victims to four, including James rulth, Jaren Clark and two Tallens. Earlier reports confirm the death of Bishop A. Wy man senior bishop of the African Methodist Church in Baltimore.
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Tiley-Foster
Carmel
N.Y
Insa
James #rulth
Jaren Clark
Tallens
Studias
Great Battle on Cuban Soil Involves Oliver and Bundin Forces
Reports describe fierce engagement in Hunts Clira province where General Oliver and General Bundin attacked insurgent forces led by Maksim Gomon. The clash involved cavalry, infantry, and artillery with heavy losses on both sides and a pursuit by Oliver toward the insurgent position after a night charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanien
Leonrat Spannsaviven
Oliver
Bnoninh
Lisiinemite
Tleutonanta
Fm Corpnea
Bint Koldorm
Ceneral Olver
Boral Banchon
Loman Guerraros
Gomer
Ganeral Oliver
Gandral Bundins
Train Collision Wrecks Cars and Injures Engineer
A passenger train struck an open switch on the Lackawanna and Western line near Treble causing a total wreck. The engineer was killed instantly and a passenger was removed in critical condition. cars derailed and the scene described as a collapsed flagging area with debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracueg
Peikware
Lackawanna
Wentern
Taft BytWeimy
Plakenger
Wrrckel Holler Wal
Debrin
Ferry Crew Sailors Face Neutrality Probe in Port Antonio
Report states a steamer tied to Philadelphia last night and arrived before dawn with guards aboard. An Under DAU appeared this morning to investigate alleged neutrality violations in aiding a named faction.
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Mihuatarer
Call of Silver Senators Meeting in Marble Room
A call was issued for a gathering of silver senators in the marble room at Stov Stock tomorrow to discuss the feasibility of an organ silver basis. Four senators resigned, and the remainder sought broad Republican and Silver consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stov Etock
Morrow
Orgusselne
Margaret Mather Faces Horsewhipping Over Money Dispute
Fragmentary OCR suggests a domestic dispute involving Margaret Mather and Gustav Pabet over money. The text mentions threats of a horsewhipping and a monetary sum around 5107.00, with references to Milwaukee and related figures, but many names and details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hier Uishand
Milwaukes
Dee LoMarvarat Mather
Gustav Pabet
Ela
Poset
Har
Mie Mather
Tomunmure
Negro mob driven back during attempted rescue at coroner’s inquest
A mob of African Americans attempted to seize a prisoner from police after a coroner’s inquest at dawn. Officers and reinforcements from the Maur Courts arrived, and the crowd dispersed without further incident as authorities contained the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Hyams Brothers Acquitted in Toronto Murder Trial
In Toronto Ontario, Harry and Dallas Hyams were found not guilty in the murder case of Walls. The verdict concluded a trial that drew attention to life insurance policies and beneficiary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE Hyams Brothers
Toran
Toronto
Harry
Dallas Hyaton
Walls
Myame
Nat
Lost Money Gambling In Chayenne Bank Cashier Arrested
MEL W Bron anmioton cashier of the Banke of Commerce in Wyoming was arrested at Billiner Heenfea for lending money to gamblers. A separate item reports a person killed and a wife dying after a stove incident in Nebraska on November 2.
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Chayenne
Wyo
Mel W. Bron
Banke of Commerce
Billiner
Promoe Sieye
Mim
Daughters Possession Granted in Blythe Estate Case
San Francisco court ends Blythe estate fight denying all prior claims except Blythe company share The decision secures Florence Blythe Hinckley as beneficiary of her father's 4.9 million property The lawyers are expected to receive up to 300000 in contingent and other fees The case wraps a landmark probate battle in California history
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San Francisco
Supreme Court of California
Blythe
Blythe Company
Blythe Hinckley
Oiv
California
Florence Blythe
Thomas Blythe
Ttia
Vanderbilt complains of taxes in London paper
London reports W K Vanderbilt resisting taxes amid a county court dispute. It notes his claim of constant annoyance by tax collectors and his vow to ignore delinquent rates. The story also mentions shipping strikes on the Clyde and a Wesleyan conference discovery of manuscripts by Chariton Wen iy related to American colonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. K. Vanderbilt
Lousee
Loni Lovet
Vanderbilt
Clyde
Charion H. Kelley
Wesleyan Conference
Americine
PABST WILL SUE FOR A DIVORCE
Milwaukee reports Colonel Gustav Pabat files for divorce from Ina Dakota court. Margaret Mather Pabat has left for New York and may relocate to the gulf region. The quartermaster’s absence from duties is noted and he may be in South Dakota for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
Maranret Maher
Jim
Milwaukee
Gustav Pabat
Ina
Dakota
Margaret Mather
Pabat
New York
Fay
Mabe Uunant
Gulf
Gustav Pabet
Binen
Baker urges arbitration over Alaskan boundary dispute
Professor Marconi Baker speaking before the National Geographical Society in Washington argues against arbitrating England’s claim to Alaskan territory between the Portland Canal and the Lie southruel bowlar. He says only arbitration of battle is plausible and notes strong public support for reconsidering the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marconi Baker
Neodetio Mirkey
Alaska
United States
Hye
England
Saviare
Portland Canal
Boain Caput
Southruel Bowlar
Baker
Boxing Agreement Sent for Signature in York
A malformed draft from Frank P Blavin seeks signing by Vel Maher for a boxing arrangement. The text specifies a four round contest with a ten pound purse and Queensberry rules, to be staged in England or South Africa with a boxing ring and four weeks of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Belle O Briens Crew Rescued After Ship Founders Near Kerry Head
The British steamer Roxe Morran arrived with the captain and 18 crew of the American vessel Belle OBrien of Thomaston Maine after it foundered 1 mile northwest of Kerry Head. Six crew members reached Kerry Head by boat Saturday morning after surviving hunger and terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Howd
Ireland
Openwenn
Plymouth
Ing
Helle O'Brian
Thomaston
Maine
B. O'Brien
Kerry Head
O'Brien
Funeral of Alexander Dumas Follows Deceased Author Wishes
The funeral of Alexander Dumas was held today in a simple manner as per the author's wishes. The interment took place at Montmartre cemetery with notable literary figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dumas
Paris
Montranele
Lierary
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