Offices glow with new luxury in Wall Street firms
New York bankers and brokers upgrade downtown offices with rich hangings, rugs, and art. Firms rent elegant spaces costing tens of thousands annually, aiming to impress clients and ease elite travel through a polished, comfortable environment. The trend facts include multi-year rent, design firms, and the shift from utilitarian to high-end furnishings.
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New York Sun
Schaool
New York
New York City
Storm Warning Near the Mid Atlantic and New England
Weather bureau warns a storm centered over the south Atlantic states will move rapidly northeastward toward the lower Great Lakes. Similar in force to the November 24 storm, it threatens high northwest winds and snow on the lakes and endangers mariners. All shipping urged to stay in port as the entire Mississippi to Atlantic coast area remains under its influence.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lower Lake States
South Atlantic
Kansas Pioneer S Lytle Dies After Long Sleep
S Lytle of Awoke to Die in fiiwetha Kansas died this morning after a three year illness marked by a prolonged sleep. He slept from May 3 to August 10 while in ante And Ci. He was brought home in September and nursed daily since the second. He died moments after awakening from his final sleep, having been fed during the sleep by a Tuliber Orbe.
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Fiiwetha
Kan
Dee
S. Lytle
Kansas
Aante
Amalgamated Copper and Lawson Lose Big Fortunes
A Boston dispatch reports Thomas W. Lawson has lost about 12 million dollars amid copper market rumors. Lawson denies disposing of Amalgamated Copper stock while market chatter links him to overvaluation and a high price for copper. Analysts suggest overproduction, limited physical supply, and strategic output curbs by Amalgamated define the tension on Wall Street and State Street.
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The
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Linson
Amalgamated Copper Company
England
France
Wall Street
New York
State Street
Dilston Sud Bank Closure Reported Amidst Unclear Details
A Washington dispatch notes the closure of the Fleet Nation bank of Dilston Sud New York. The report appears garbled with mentions of currency, investigations, and a large potential shortfall, citing officials yet offering few concrete facts or names.
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Washington
Fleet Nation Bank
Dilston Sud
Girl Lies Fading After Man Slaying by Admirer
Jerence Porter was shot by Harry Hart man an admirer in Cherokee. Porter died pale as doctors fight to save her life. The incident drew a coroner’s inquest and prosecutors plan murder charges if she dies.
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Jerence Porter
Harry Hartman
Bloreiee
Harry Hortuitigarke
Roosevelts Message On Anarchy And McKinley Killing
President Roosevelts December message condemns anarchist violence following McKinleys Buffalo assassination. He argues anarchists are criminals, urges strong federal action, strict control of incendiary rhetoric, and treaties to treat anarchist acts as international crimes. He emphasizes protecting the presidency and upholding orderly government.
Publicity the Remedy for Trust Regulation
A national program argues that prosperity rests on individual thrift and intelligent governance. It warns against rash trust-busting and calls for comprehensive public oversight of interstate corporations, with a proposed secretary of commerce and industries and possible constitutional amendments to empower federal supervision.
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America
Jean
Wade
Whei
Bose
Massachusetts
Congress
Com Inercs
Immigration Laws and Chinese Exclusion Views
A political statement argues for strict immigration controls, reimposing Chinese labor exclusion and tightening entry standards. It calls for higher worker wages, fair government contracts, eight hour limits, inspection, and a education and economic fitness test to ensure capable, morally sound migrants become Americans.
Reciprocity and the Hand Maiden Protection in Tariffs
The article argues for preserving the current tariff system for stability while supporting reciprocal agreements with other nations. It stresses protecting domestic industries, avoiding sweeping changes, and using reciprocity to expand exports without lowering protections below labor-cost differences, urging measured policy to broaden foreign markets.
Muzzle Order as Fort Dodge Fears Hydrophobia
Fort Dodge Iowa mayor issues a muzzle decree effective December 6 to December 20 after a surge of hydrophobia in dogs. Any unmu zzled dog on streets will be shot during this period to protect residents. At least five dogs have died in a week, with more feared infected.
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Fort Dodge
Bennett
Jesup
Thomas Brartwick
Barrett Favors Free Text Books In State Plan
State Superintendent Barrett urges free text books in his biennial report. Citing Minnesota 1893 law, he notes fifty eight districts in thirty one counties already use free texts. He opposes state uniformity legislation, arguing county systems work and current anti bribery measures are strong enough.
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Department of Public Instruction
Minnesota
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Iowa library adds rare old volumes and periodicals
Des Moines Iowa December 5 The state library of Iowa received a notable addition of about thirty five volumes and 200 magazines plus numerous rare items bought at auction The librarian Johnson Brigham acquired early Horace Greeleys New Yorker two Dial numbers with Emerson essays Dennies Portfolio volumes from Philadelphia an 1806 issue a Literary Souvenir 1841 Boston Mirror Youths Medal etc
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Hibrary
Iowa
Lbrarian
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Horace Greeley
New Yorker
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Dennie
Philadelphia
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Boston Mirror
Anita man seeks recount in state senate election
Hon James F Bruce of Anita, Republican candidate for the state senate, claims to contest the Inte election outcome after losing to Dr J M Emmert by one vote in the district. Bruce carried Cass county by 29 and Shelby by 80 and asserts miscounted ballots and precinct issues could swing the result by about 60 votes upon a recount.
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Anita
Wil
Atlantic
James F. Bruce
State Senate
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Bruce
Casu County
Emmett Shelby County
Mr. Bruce
Emmert
Goets To The Jury In Bank Robbery Trial
Iowa bank robbers Phillips and Brooks on trial for murder of John Sundblad after arrest at Albert City. State rests, defense offers no evidence. Arguments on jury instructions proceed as attorneys dispute filings. Court to hear closing by Judge Heil. State seeks second degree conviction. first degree possible. Debts And Bankruptcies Noted In Brief.
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Greenville
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Albert City
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Ounty
Schultz
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Sioux Rapids
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