Autopsy Hints at Smothering in Rice Case
Nov. 3 reports from New York describe autopsy findings on millionaire Rice suggesting smothering. Witnesses recall Charles Jones, Albert D Patrick, and Meyers in the scene. cremation followed. Separate item from Pittsburgh notes Pennsylvania lines extend pension system, effective Jan 1 1901, with early retirement options for older and disabled workers.
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Rice
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F. Patrick
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Witthauss
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Albert D. Patrick
Jones
Mr. Rice
Meyers
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Rowan
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Constitution and the Flag Contested in Libel Case
Honolulu reports United States District Judge Estee ruled the constitution does not follow the flag in a key libel case. William H. Marshall was sentenced to six months in prison for criminal libel and appealed to the Hawaii Supreme Court on technical grounds claiming trial procedures violated American procedure. The lower court’s verdict was upheld.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
United States
Judi Estee
William H. Mashall
Supreme Court of Hajwali
Explosion at Tarrant & Company Drug House
November 1 report updates 26 missing after the blast and fire. Police list eight as connected to Tarrant & Company. Debris and extreme heat hinder identification as workers continue search for bodies.
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Tarrant & Company
Pesta of
Tarrant &Pany
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims wide success including Brights disease and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail to readers of the paper.
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Kilmer
Bright
Earthquake Jolts Jacksonville Amid Panic and Uncertainty
A pair of tremors struck Jacksonville causing fear that heavy artillery was firing nearby. The shocks occurred minutes apart, with intervals of about 15 minutes, and lasted over an hour. Weather bureau officials tracked the quakes, noting vibrations moved south to north. no water signs or damage were reported.
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Jacksonville
Andreds
Peopl
Weather Bureau
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German censorship limits details from China during war
Letters from privates in China reach Social Democratic papers revealing a grim scene: sixty eight captives beaten, dug their own graves, and shot by German troops. In Berlin officials announce responses from powers to the Anglo German agreement with reservations by France and Russia on article 3, Japan silent.
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Germany
German Merchant Marine Growth by German shipyards
Washington reports that German shipbuilding has become a major industry in the last decade. A United States Consul from Annaberg states that German wharves cannot meet demand for the merchant marine. Germany now operates 1,209 steamers and plans further expansion, with many orders placed abroad.
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United States
Winter
Annaberg
Department of State
Strikers Return to Work in Three Mines
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports officials of Lehigh Valley Coal and laborers at Dorrence and Prospect mines reaching an amicable agreement and all workers returning to duty. Delaware colliery laborers also return after company compromise. Some operators in the region may adopt semi monthly pay in the future.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Delaware
Delaware and Hudson Company
Grand Jury Indicts Four Men for Murder and Rape
Paterson New Jersey grand jury returns two indictments against Walter C McAli George Kerr William A Death and Andrew Campbell for the murder of Jennie Bosschieter drugged to death in October Prosecutors say heart weakness may have contributed and chemical analysis of organs is underway at a New York laboratory led by Professor Witthaus Meanwhile Terry McGovern defeats Joe Bernstein in seven rounds at the Nonpareil Athletic Club in Louisville earning 3500 purse with 2500 to the winner and George Siler as referee
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New York City
Witthaus
Terry McGovern
Louisville
Joe Bernstein
New York
George Siler
Terry
Bernstein
Terry Ramme
McGovern
An Important Capture and Notable Fights Reported
Baltimore reports an Englishman Edward E. Ort arrested amid a communication about deaths and heirs linked to securities across the United States and Canada. Denver covers Fred Russell overpowering Joe Choynski in a brutal bout with bloodied injuries and dramatic knock through the ropes. New York notes William Grattan facing trial for smuggling five Chinese as laborers from Canada, with one escaping near Albany and all detainees held by U S authorities.
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Edward E.ort
Canada
Choynski
Denver
Fred Rusell
California
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Lgong
Joe Choynski
Colado Athletic
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Joe
New York
United States
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N. Y
Albany
His Giganti Intellect and the Silent Exchange
Dialogue excerpt centers on a pair in a street setting as a woman teases a man about overtaxing his brain. The fragment suggests comic tension and a casual domestic dynamic in a Detroit Free Press style phrasing.
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Harry
Detroit
Village blacksmith praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A Grahamavil Sullivan Co New York blacksmith praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a five year old with recurring croup attacks. He notes the medicine dissolves mucus and stops croup before it settles, claiming it is safe with no opium or harmful drugs. Lanbach and Boy on the Square dispense the remedy through local druggists.
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Grahamavil Sullivan Co
N.Y
Chamberlain
H. H.mith
Lino
Lanbach &Boy
Recommends Foley’s Cure to Friends and Workers
A person recounts relief from a stomach or chest ailment after using Foley’s Cure. The note mentions Thatamnen G H Hansan Lima engineer and local firms Laubach and Boyd Zimmerman, who heard of the remedy and were encouraged to try it. It claims one bottle fully relieved the issue.
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Lima
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