Murder charge jolts New York estate case
Frederick B. House, attorney for Patrick and Jones, disputes Jones's confession amid a sensational case of William Marsh Rice’s death, alleged poisoning by Attorney Albert T. Patrick, and theft of estate papers. Jones, jailed with Patrick, reportedly attempted suicide in Tombs prison to shield Patrick.
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Rice
New York
Frederick B. House
Patrick
Jones
William Marsh Rice
Madison Avenue
Albert T. Patrick
Mr. Rice
Valet Jones
Bellevue Hospital
Jonds
Huances
Texas
Revolu tion in Colombia Deepens as Death Toll Grows
New York Nov 2 US minister to Colombia C B Hart warned in an interview that Colombia’s conflict has escalated with a second Liberal revolt. He estimated 30 000 killed or wounded so far as fighting intensifies and liberals gain ground while predicting eventual government success.
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Colombia
New York
C. B. Hart
United States
South America
Wheeling
Louisville
Smit Ville ‘ Wooster
Wnton L4aquee Vas Llle
Owcpo
Lncas i
Maucneli
Crestline
Lima
Fcs
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Plymouth
ISB
Warsaw
Iijima Jy
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Cleo Mamnstlelii
P ‘Rhreve
Wooster
Bmithville
Orrville
Columbiana
Beaver Falls
Pittsleigh Or
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
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Ipvelard
Nios
Calumbis
Atl
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Toledo
Tiffin
Talego
Aliance
Niley
Youngstown
L. F. Loref
FORD
Pas Panete Agint
Pittsburch
PENNA
Pennsylvania
Hest
Iar
Ipa Granites
Eoeseanes
Cleveland
Pittsb
Wéstbounr
WICK
Cceeccha
Doylestown
Chicago
Loenna
Bank
J. Ig
Reception to Kruger and Rhodes Aims at Peace
The Kruger reception committee asks residents to join demonstrations for Mr Kruger but avoid hostile acts toward a France friendly nation. Rhodes says Pretoria oppose Damara settlement yet welcome Boers to Rhodesia with favorable terms after the war. France states it adheres to Chinese integrity and open door while reserving rights under article 3 to safeguard interests.
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Kruger
Marseilles
Kruger Reception Committee
France
Rhodes
London
Cecil Rhod
Pretoria
Damaraland
Rhodesia
Paris
Politique Coloniale
Great Britain
M. Paul Cambon
Golden Admitted to Bail After Goebel Suspect Link
Frankfort Kentucky November 3 Green Gold en held as one of the Goebel assassination suspects was admitted to be in the sum of 5000 dollars. He gave bond and was released.
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Golden
Frankfort
Green Golden
Goebel
Hon
Lucinda Paschel
Lamterton
Ark
Atlanta
Honest Labor Bear a Lovely Face Ad Speech
A dated ad promotes Sarsaparilla as a remedy for vitality and purity. It extols honest labor as the nation’s strength and claims pure blood keeps people active at home and in shops. The text from Newark, New Jersey, emphasizes wholesome labor and health.
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N. J
Important Papers and Armunition Discovered in Catalonia Collapse
Reports from Madrid and London describe seizures of papers and stamps bearing The Royal Army of Catalonia and two depots of arms. The revolutionary plan allegedly timed for early November involved three groups attacking the munician well civil government and Barcelona authorities. London reacts to Lansdowne’s appointment, criticized as a blunder by The Standard due to lack of qualifications.
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Royal Army of
Catalonia
Atk
Munician
Barcelona
Maldrid
Lansdowne
London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Daily Press
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Lord Lansdowde
Buddhist Drive to Celebrate New Century in Japan
Yokohama dispatches report Japanese Buddhists push to mark the new century with an ambitious missionary effort. Relics from Siam sparked a display. roads were covered with cloth later sold for high sums totaling over 62 000 yen. They aim to raise 1 000 000 yen for a grand repository and plan charity and education work thereafter.
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Tacoma
Wash
Yokohama
Japan
Siam
Paris Exposition Edition of New York Times Ends
The last issue of the Paris exposition edition appeared yesterday after daily circulation since May on week days. It has been a notable feature of the American exhibit with wide continental reach. The final issue praises five columns of congratulatory letters to the management for the undertaking.
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Paris
New York Times
Commercial Tribune
Bes
Wheely Gazette
Hekly Gazette
Sinking Spells and Warship Moves Amid November News
Navy orders Admiral Farquhar to commission Ericsson King and Dupont as torpedo boat fleet joins squadron on winter cruise. Atlanta expected to sail Sunday to the South Atlantic, replacing Machias. Woman fights off robbers on Austin Minnesota bridge, losing $1900. Grand Rapids treasurer Henry Proctor dies by suicide amid treasury probe. Swiss railway loan negotiations begin in New York for an $8 million issue guaranteed by the government. Dr Miles Heart Cure touted as remedy for heart weakness with patient testimonial from Mich. resident.
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New York
Charles R. Flint
Ayers
Nyack
N. Y
Washington
Navy
Farquhar
North Atlantic Aadron
Ericsson, King and Dupon
Atlanta
Southerica
Machias
Schléy
South Atlantic
Grand Rapids
Henry B. Proctor
United States
Chemin Se Fer Central
Theovernment
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Ad Promises Power and Benefit
An antique medical ad proclaims Dr Miles heart remedy as unequaled in power and guaranteed to benefit if taken timely. Advertises sale by druggists and credits Dr Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Convicted of Arson in Dallas Note Case
The note case against Hiram P. Erwin ended with his conviction and a five year penitentiary sentence. He confessed to burning property insured for fifteen thousand dollars, the owners hiring him to commit the crime.
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Cincinnati
Fartha Gilliam
Winold
Dallas
Tex
Hiram P. Erwin
Erwin
Grain O beverage praise letter from Genesee Pure Food Co
A Washington DC communication from Genesee Pure Food Co of LaRoy NY extols Grain O as a superior solid grain beverage for health. The writer recommends its use for adults and children, claiming it outperforms other drinks based on health benefits.
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Washington, D. C
Genesee Pure Food Co
LaRoy
N. Y
Myers
Transvaal Crisis Deepens as British Proposals Fail
Nov 1 1900 report from Pretoria says Boers pursue aggressive tactics harassing British communications while Botha leads a strong force toward Cape Colony. Rumors claim hard resistance in Kenhardt and Kruger remains unreconciled denying any surrender. President Steyn refuses to meet the truce bearer and insists on continuing the war.
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Pretoria
Botha
Cape Colony
Kenhardt
Sreyn
Battle-hardened Colonel Haskin Stricken by Yellow Fever
Havana reports Colonel William L. Haskin of the Second United States artillery at Elveddo is suffering a light form of yellow fever. Two privates in his regiment have also been attacked, underscoring the illness amid deployed forces.
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Havana
Colon William L. Haskin
Second
United States Artillery
Elveddo
Haskin
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