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1900 November 29

Articles

• Glassmaking Company in Trouble.
• Boy Found Guilty of Murder.
• WHAT IS DOING IN SOCIETY.
• EMPEROR GOING TO PEKING?; Report That Empress Dowager Consents to His Return -- Imperial Court Alarmed at Powers' Threats.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
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• SENATOR FRYE'S OPINION.; Says There Is No Diplomatic Obstacle to Trip Up the Dardanelles.
• Fined Because Bread Was Too Heavy.
• Seine Council Demands Arbitration.
• CORNELL TEAM IN PHILADELPHIA
• ENGLISHMAN SEEKS HIS WIFE.; Waits at Albany Stage Door and Then Makes a Mistake.
• GEN. EGAN NOT REINSTATED.; War Department Officials Deny Sentence Has Been Set Aside.
• WALL STREET TOPICS.
• LUNATIC EXCELS SANE MEN.; Takes Civil Service Examination and Passes at Head of Class.
• Article 12 -- No Title
• THE DOERHOEFERS RESIGN.; Leave the American and Continental Tobacco Companies.
• Robber Escapes in His Underwear.
• Child Fatally Burned.
• CHINA AND THE POWERS.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• CATHOLICS IN THE SCHOOLS.
• NEW UP-TOWN POST OFFICE.; Postmaster Van Cott Is Sure the Appropriation Will Be Made.
• New Street for Town of Rye.
• THE PLEA OF MR. CUTTING; Citizens' Union's Head Suggests a Platform for Reform. POSITIVE PROGRAMME NEEDED Overthrow of Class Antagonism Im- perative -- Growth Not Retrenchment -- How to Conquer Vice.
• CONEY ISLAND IMPROVEMENT.; Public Hearing on the Plan to Build Walk and Drive.
• THE "PACIFICATION" OF CHINA
• NO DANCE AT McGLORY'S.; Atalanta Pleasure Club Found It Neces-sary to Postpone Ball.
• FRENCH COLLIERY DISASTER.; Sixteen Killed and Many Injured by Explosion at Aniche.
• NEW HONOR FOR PAUNCEFOTE.; London Truth Expects Viscountcy or Earldom Will Be Offered to Him.
• Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders.
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• Conductor Loses His Scalp.
• MORE CENSUS FIGURES.
• $68,152 for Yale University.
• New Consul General at Singapore.
• THE LONDON MARKET.
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• Fight Is to Go On, Says Mr. Bryan.
• Final Trial of the Stockton.
• PASTOR'S DAUGHTER WEDS.; Miss Julia Orr Ludlow Married to Theron Rockwell in East Orange.
• GEESE ACT AS BURGLAR ALARM.; Two Men Arrested While Trying to Provide Themselves with Thanksgiving Meat.
• OOM PAUL IN PARIS.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• FOREMAN CLIFFORD'S CHARGES.
• CAPTURED HER SWEETHEART.; Long Island Girl Uses Shotgun and Turns Him Over to Officers.
• THANKSGIVING IN PARIS; American Colony Gives Its Annual Banquet There. Speeches by M. Cambon and Others on the Cordial Relations of America and France.
• An Old Man Commits Suicide.
• COMMANDER KELLEY'S ORDERS.; Will Take Command of the Glacier on the Asiatic Station.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• MR. WOODRUFF FINED $250.; Violated the Game Laws in Hunting Before Season Opened.
• Te Deum by Sir Arthur Sullivan.
• SPORTING EVENTS TO-DAY; Last Games of the Football Season of 1900. A BUSY DAY ON THE LINKS Opportunities for Cross-Country Riders and Pedestrians to Celebrate Thanksgiving.
• MR. FAVERSHAM STRICKEN; The Actor Undergoes an Operation for Appendicitis. His Physicians at First Despaired of His Recovery -- His Condition Now More Favorable.
• PHILIPPINE BILLS PASSED.; Exhaustive Report on Conditions There to be Mailed Saturday.
• EXPERTS AT THE TRAPS.; Hopkins, Morfey, and Daniells Kill Straight in the Third Inter-State Handicap.
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• Big Appropriation Bill About Ready.
• In Continental Centres.
• CRUISER YOSEMITE LOST; Parts Her Cables Off Guam and is Wrecked on a Reef. FIVE OF THE CREW DROWNED Remainder Rescued by a Collier -- The Yosemite Drifted Sixty Miles Before She Struck.
• TROLLEY LINES ARE UNITED; New Jersey Companies Consolidate with $3,000,000 Capital. Through Cars May Be Run from Newark to Plainfield -- Sixty Miles of Track Under One Management.
• OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
• Gen. Wood Returns to Cuba.
• Invalid Commits Suicide.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; New Apartment House on West Ninety-eighth Street -- Yesterday's Sales by Brokers and at Auction.
• ALASKA'S FUR OUTPUT SMALL.; Ruthless Slaughter of Animals and Forest Fires the Causes.
• THE COST OF CRIME.
• New Lease of Hotel Kensington.
• HOME RULE IN NEW YORK CITY.
• NOTED JAPANESE ARRIVE.; To Inspect and Purchase War Vessels and Acquire Information.
• REAR ADMIRAL McNAIR DEAD.; Officer Next in Rank to Dewey Succumbs to Apoplexy in Washington -- His Long Record.
• Senator McCarren in Lexington.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• STOCK BROKERS SENT TO JAIL.; Charles D. Hughes and Ira D. Godfrey Held in $1,500 Bail Each.
• New Beet Sugar Conference.
• RACING AT BENNINGS.; For the Eighth Time the Talent Picked Four Winners.
• HALCYON SKINNER KILLED.; Well-Known Inventor of Carpet Weaving Machinery Struck by Train at Yonkers.
• PIPE GALLERIES GIVEN UP; Rapid Transit Commissioners Abandon the Work in Elm Street. Contractor McDonald Protested at an Expense Which, He Said, Was Not Contemplated in His Contract.
• Dartmouth's Football Coach.
• PHILLIPS CLOSES HIS DEAL; "Shorts" on Corn Settle with Him at Fifty Cents. PRICE THEN DROPS TO 41 CENTS Young Operator, It is Said, Had Bought Over 2,000,000 Bushels Around Thirty-five Cents.
• JUMPED THROUGH A WINDOW.; Healy Thought Black Men Were After Him -- His Injuries Fatal.
• MARKET MOVEMENT.
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• DOUBLE WEDDING IN NEWARK.; Daughter and Niece of Mrs. Camp Married in St. Alban's Church.
• BULLION AND MINING.
• MONEY TIGHT IN GERMANY; Consul General Mason Says Industrial Growth Is the Cause. Asserts Economists Declare Germany Is Becoming Too Dependent Upon the United States.
• THE GOVERNOR'S THANKSGIVING.; His Purposed Dinner to Friends Postponed Until Christmastide.
• RAKING OVER THE ASHES.
• HANGED HIMSELF TO BANISTER.; First Tied His Dog to Bedpost and Set Fire to House.
• Pan-American medical Congress.
• CANALBOATS STUCK IN ICE.; Thirty-two Held Probably for the Winter in the Chambly Canal.
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• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Article 6 -- No Title
• The Rawlins and Crook at San Juan.
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• New Public Buildings in Berlin.
• ANTS RUIN PART OF HOUSE.; Floor in Baltimore Residence of Miss Mary Garrett Gives Way.
• HOW LIEUT. WAGNER WAS KILLED; Ambushed by Insurgents While Riding with His Orderly.
• UTAH DEMOCRATS TO DISBAND.; Mormon Church Turned State Over to the Republicans, They Say, in Return for Polygamy Agreement.
• PHILADELPHIA DOG SHOW.; Rollo B., Owned in This City, Captured Two Special Prizes.
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• REWARDED BY THE KAISER.; James Beasley, a Sailor, Will Get a Gold Medal for Aiding in Saving a German Crew.
• POLICE GUARD A CHURCH.; Padlock Fastened on by One Faction Pried Off by Another.
• Rolling Stock for New Zealand.
• GLASS WORKS FIRES DRAWN.; Five Hundred Employes Out of Work Because of a Wage Dispute.
• SAY NEGRO WAS NOT LYNCHED.; Citizens of Lake City, Fla., State He Was Shot While Resisting Arrest.
• THE WHISTLING PASSENGER.
• CLEVELAND EXPRESS WRECKED.; Runs into Washout Near Beaver, Penn. -- Express Messenger Killed.
• PRESBYTERIAN REVISION VOTE.; Committee to Meet in Washington Tuesday to Tabulate Returns.
• CAPT. JOHN G. GLENN DEAD.; Was Ninety Years Old and Once Had a Dispute with Andrew Jackson.
• J. J. BRODERICK DEAD.; Was for Many Years Democratic Leader of Westohester.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• ALL NIGHT IN THE WATER.; Elmer Robinson Strapped Himself to Overturned Catboat and Was Found Unconscious.
• King Albert a Field Marshal.
• AXTELL SOLD FOR $14,700.; Ex-Champion Trotter Changed Owners at "Old Glory" Auction Sale in Madison Square Garden.
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• FACTIONAL POLITICS IN HAWAII.; Unsuccessful Attempts to Declare Election of Wilcox Illegal.
• JUDGE BIDDLE'S WILL FOUND.; Unsuccessful Search for a Year -- Logansport Loses Fine Library.
• Article 15 -- No Title
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• CHEMISTS REPORT ON WATER.; Nothing Found in the New York Supply That Is Detrimental to Health.
• HOFF'S REMEDY NOT NEW.; New York Physician's Opinion of the Consumption Cure of the Vienna Professor.
• Man Jumps Into Canal and Drowns.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• SAVED MONEY AND LIFE; Farmer Escaped Bowery Dangers But Fell Into the Bay. "I Always Was Lucky," He Said In Court When He Was Let Off with Only a Small Fine.
• POLICE BOARD IS SILENT; Ex-Mayor Hewitt's Charges Still Remain Unanswered. Judge Olcott Preparing the Case Against Cross and Herlihy -- Tammany Committee Promises Results.
• A Modern Stoic's Writings Found.
• FUNERAL OF SENATOR DAVIS.; Services Will Be Held Saturday -- Mr. McKinley and Many Others Send Telegrams of Condolence.
• ADMIRAL RODGERS'S DETAIL.; To Command the Chinese Fleet -- Remey in General Charge.
• Reading Company Orders Locomotives.
• BIG COAL SHIPMENT TO FRANCE; Contract Closed for 450,000 Tons, Valued at $2,500,000 -- To Go via Baltimore.
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• NOVELTY IN PRODUCE RACE.; Morris Park's Matron Stakes Divided for Colts and Fillies.
• Iron and Steel Freights to be Cut.
• INDIANS CAUSE TROUBLE.; Slaughter of Deer in Colorado Leads to Charges Against State Game Wardens.
• HAS MANIA FOR RIDING ON CARS.; Trustee Appointed for $100,000 Property of Ray Darrow.
• OFFICIAL RETURNS OF STATES.
• PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
• AN AGED WOMAN'S CHARGE; Furniture Taken by Conspiracy and Fraud, She Says. TWO PHYSICIANS IMPLICATED Court Doubts Their Right to the Title -- They Elude the Police -- A Business Man Arraigned.
• HAD BOGUS SILVER DOLLARS.; Suspected Counterfeiters Arrested in Irvington -- Crude Plate of a Note.
• SECRETARY OF BOARD OF EDUCATION ACCUSED; A. Emerson Palmer Charged with Neglect of Duty. MONEY NEEDED FOR SCHOOLS Bond Issue of More Than $14,000,000 Will Be Asked For -- Thousands of Children Kept from Full Day Sessions of Schools.
• Old Man Meets Death in a Fire.
• FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY.
• PITTSBURG NEWSPAPER SOLD.; Chronicle-Telegraph Secured by Owners of Commercial-Gazette.
• $1,700 for Loss of an Eye.
• THE NEWS OF NEWPORT.
• GERMANY APPARENTLY NOW LESS EXACTING; Inspired Article Admits Demands on China May Be Modified. ULTIMATUM WAS SUGGESTED Some Powers Wanted to Send One to China, but United States and Other Governments Objected.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• WINANS ESTATE MUST PAY BRITISH DUTIES; Court Decides the Late W.L. Winans Was Domiciled in England. HE LEFT OVER $12,000,000 Taxes Payable en the Property in England Will Amount to About Ten Per Cent.
• PRINCE MUENSTER RESIGNS.; Gives Up German Ambassadorship at Paris on Account of His Great Age.
• Will Connect with Lake Shore Road.
• JOHN W. HENDRIE'S WILL.; Two Brothers Are Residuary Legatees of $300,000 Estate.
• FRANCE AND THE BOERS.; Foreign Secretary Intimates to Mr. Krueger that the Government's Attitude Is Unchanged.
• YACHTS AT NEW LONDON.; Many Craft in Commission and Out Among the Fleet.
• WORK ON THE DEFENDER.; Lead Keel of the New Yacht Will Not Be Run for Four Weeks.
• SENATOR FRYE CONFIDENT.; Expects Shipping Bill to Pass -- To Remain on Commerce Committee.
• QUEENS BOROUGH NEEDS MONEY.; Water Department Short Large Amount for Hydrant Account.
• Wants Rogers Locomotive Works.
• Article 10 -- No Title
• BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
• ROBBERS WRECK A BANK.; Ruin Building and Vault in Illinois Town, Get Over $3,000, Shoot a Watchman, and Escape.
• Clerk Mahr Married.
• FINANCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
• No War Council Called.
• Gold and Silver Artiliery.
• ANTI-KRUEGER SENTIMENTS.
• LEGAL NOTES.
• EVIL IN THE TENEMENTS; The Commission Hears Evidence of the Terrible Results. EFFECT UPON THE CHILDREN Remedies Suggested by Dr. Felix Adler and Dr. Paddock -- Attitude of Landlords.
• Buddhist Nun Seeks Converts.
• WASHINGTON SOCIETY NOTES.
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• MR. DEPEW MAKES A PRESENT.; Gives to the State a Picture of Himself, Pointed When He Was Twenty-nine Years Old.
• CZAR SAID TO BE MENDING.; Considered on the Way to Speedy Recovery -- Another Favorable Bulletin.
• ALI FERROUH BEY SEES MR. HAY.; Says Visit of Battleship Kentucky to Smyrna Is Not Significant.
• INDIANA ASSOCIATIONS.; The Attorney General Rules on Building and Loan Concerns.
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• Princeton's Cross Country Team.
• Secrecy About the Challenger.
• CHANGES IN POST OFFICES.; Department Will Remove Postmasters Only for Good of the Service.
• HANNA AND THE PRESIDENCY.; He Tells a Cleveland Republican Committee His Candidacy in 1904 is Out of the Question.
• PREPARING POLICE BILLS; Judge Cohen Explains the Work He Is Now Doing. Senator Platt Determined to Overcome the Obstacle of Unconstitutionality -- A Single Commissioner.
• CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
• CUBA COMPANY'S PLANS.; Sir William Van Home Explains Them at a Banquet in His Honor at Santiago.
• Former Baggagemaster Sues.
• Taking Soundings Off Colon.
• Not Very Much of a Cannibal.
• As to Krueger.
• SHOT BY HER SWEETHEART.; Gertie Beir Tells Surgeons of Struggle in a Flathouse.
• HAD A "MILLER SYNDICATE."; New Haven Salesman Arrested -- Offered Big Dividends, It Is Said.
• WEDDINGS OF A DAY.; Gorman--Norris.
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• BRONX RESIDENTS PROTEST; Oppose the 180th Street Bridge of the Elevated Road. Hearing Before Railroad Committee of the Board of Aldermen Was at Times Exciting.
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• TURKISH WARSHIP STORY AGAIN.; Price of Vessel Ordered of the Cramps Said to Include Indemnity.
• FRANKFURTERS WERE DYED.; Baltimore Dealers Fined -- Industry May Be Ruined There.
• CAPE COLONY THREATENED.; Boers Believed to be Preparing a Raid for Recruits and Supplies -- Roberts Needs Reinforcements.
• INDIANS ARRIVE HERE; Football Team from Carlisle School to Play Columbia To-day. REDMEN IN GOOD CONDITION Long Signal Practice Was Indulged in Yesterday by the Local Team -- Cornell at Philadelphia.
• RAILROADS PLAN A COUP.; Chicago Surface Lines May Be Consolidated to Evade the Franchise Extension Question.
• Agoncillo Has Not Resigned.
• KENTUCKY BANK TO RESUME.; Was Looted by F.M. Brown, but Con- trollor Dawes Allows It to Reopen.
• Article 11 -- No Title
• $185,000 Plant Sells for $6,375.
• Caught in Burning House and Killed.
• Funeral Services for William H. Nobs.
• RAILROAD LOSES A CASE.; Commerce Commission Says Wall Street Committee Cannot Impose Tax on Whole Southern Country.
• Russian Cereal Crop Estimate.
• CO-OPERATION WITH MR. PLATT.
• Colorado and Canadian Valley Road.
• Justice for the Uitlanders.
• FIVE INJURED AT A FIRE.; Flames Cause Panic in a Six-Story Tenement on Essex Street.
• THE ALABAMA GOVERNORSHIP.; Plans Are That Col. Samford Take the Oath at His Sick Bed Saturday.
• DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL; The New Play at Daly's and Some Other Stage Topics. Capable Acting in "The Man of Forty" -- Coming Imitations of Notable Plays.