Fifth annual National Live Stock convention opens in Chicago
The fifth annual convention of the National Live Stock association began at the Studebaker theater in Chicago with nearly 500 delegates. Governor Yates of Illinois attended. Hon. James Wilson spoke on mixed livestock husbandry and soil rotation. The program included discussions on crop rotation, market issues, and irrigation funding. Membership and finances were reported strong, with new associations admitted.
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Chicago
National Livestock Association
Studebaker
John W. Springer
Springer
Yates
Illinois
C. M. Coburn
Howard Taylor
Harrison
H.S. Cowan
Texas
Charles F. Martin
James Wilson
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Union
Nature
Stops the Cough and Works Of the Cold Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The ad emphasizes quick relief and lists a price of 2 cents.
Empress Tsians Great Light on Heir Apparent Delay
In Pekin December 3 Chinese officials state the appointment of a new heir apparent will be delayed while the emperor Ywang Su discusses the issue with leading men. The edict deposing Pu Chun is seen as evidence of the empress reform trend and possible shift in anti foreign policy. Yuen Shi Kai arrives as viceroy to consult foreign ministers about current tensions and Prince Ching notes opposition to Russian control of Manchuria if backed by powers.
Bulach Swears Allegiance in Berlin With Imperial Figures
Baron von Bulach the suffragant bishop of Strasburg swore allegiance to Emperor William in Berlin today. The ceremony was witnessed by Count von Buelow the chancellor and Prince Hohenlohe Langenburg with remarks on noble lineage and hopes for concord in the Strasburg diocese.
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Berlin
Dee
Baron Zorn von Bulach
Strasberg
William
Count von Buclow
Prince von
Alsace-Lorraine
Bshop
Strasburg
William Baron von Bulach
Napoleon Ic
Bismarck
Baron von Kulach
Count von Buelow
Prince Hohensohel Langenberg
W Hh. Beethter
United States Naval Attache
Beehler
Unitedtates
Haron von Lulach
Muesli
Roosevelt
Bad day for favorites at Oakland races
Rain and a sloppy track marked a listless card at Oakland with Fuskanet the lone favorite winner. In the five furlongs opening race Welling-LLast pus led the field, Murello placed second, Water Berated third, 1:03.4. Edinborough captured the five and a half furlongs second race with Flamere runner-up and J Uoggs third, 1:05. Futurity course saw Botany win, Glendeaving runner-up, Sir Lewis third, 1:14. Free handicap sixth race ran six furlongs with Fitakanet first, Frank Bell second, Janice third, 1:10. Dunblane won seven furlongs, Gusto second, Her nota third, 1:40. Sunelio led the mile and a furlong selling race with Lode star second and Florenso third, 1:57.
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San Francisco
Fuskanet
Oakland
Welling
Sir Lewis
Fitakanet
Frank Bell Secoml
Janice
Dunblane
Gusto
Hernota
Crescent City racing results from New Orleans meet
In New Orleans on December 3 the Crescent City racing card lists five races. Dorothy Lee won the mile, with La Penzance second and Pirate's Queen third in 1 minute 0 seconds.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Dorothy Lee
la Penzance
Pirate's Queen
Fake
Kaloma
Gartland
Danger Line
Silly
Banish
Beans
Elsie Bramble
Judge Breadman
Wood Trice
Ben Chance
Little Beaut
King Tatius
Dandela
Maine sinking claims dismissed in Spanish treaty brief
Government counsel presented to the Spanish treaty claims commission a brief urging dismissal of Maine sinking claims. They argue the 1898 peace treaty waived further indemnity and Spain’s responsibility was settled by war tribunal and U S relief acts. Judge Dunne indicated a decision likely Thursday.
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Washington
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Maine
United States
Havana
Spain
Congress
Judgment by Default Sought in Foreclosure Case
Attorneys for Central Trust of New York seek default judgment in a foreclosure against Helena Power and Light in federal court. They contend the defendants time to answer expired and no answer has been filed. The court took the matter under advisement.
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Helena
Central Trust Company of
New York
Butte
Helena Power and Tight Company
Federal Court
Defense witnesses in $100000 suit against Northern Pacific
Helena December 3. In the United States court more witnesses for the defense were examined in the $100,000 damage suit of C. B. Anderson against the Northern Pacific. Anderson was struck by a train while crossing the track near Mast Helena. The company contends he was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
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Helena
United States
C. B. Anderson
Northern Pacific
Anderson
Mast Helena
Hearst Contempt Case Headed by Special State Attorney
Chicago court selects a special state attorney appointed by Judge Daney to prosecute the contempt case against W. R. Hearst of the Chicago American. The arrangement centers on the high profile press dispute and the ongoing legal maneuvering surrounding the case.
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Chicago
Speecial
Shape
Danecy
W. RN. Hearst
The
Chicago American
Schlitz Beer Aging and Green Beer Mentioned
The note describes Schlitz beer being aged and contrasts green beer with bilious effects. It implies glass rooms with filtered air for cooling. The text references beer quality and presentation without detailing events or people.
Manila Jubilation Over Supreme Court Ruling on Philippines
Manila crowds celebrate as the Supreme Court deems the Philippines American territory and duties on imports improper. Merchants urge wide trade reforms as officials await official guidance and consider new funding needs. port officials discuss potential $7,000,000 duty returns.
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Manila
United States Supreme Court
Philippines
United States
Luke Wright
W. Morgan Shuster
Supreme Court
Cabinet Discusses Insular Decisions and Philippines Tariff
Washington December 3 The cabinet spent most of its meeting on insular court rulings. The administration regards the court views as largely satisfactory. Refunds of Philippine duties since the Paris treaty are expected to total about one million dollars, with most imports like hemp already admitted free. The current Philippine tariff is unlikely to require major changes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philippines
Gage
Doyle Burns Mining Case Eyewitnesses Testify in Iowas Trial
E A Stevens a Cripple Creek mining engineer testified about surveying the Professor Grubbs and Portland claims and Doyle and Burns names on stakes. Peter C Cubhall said Burns paid him for 15 days on the Tidal Wave claim. Witnesses aim to impeach Doyle testimony denying interest in several claims amid Impeachment proceedings. W White testified he met Burns only after 1898 and had no prior dealings with him.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Doyle-Burns
E. A. Stevens
Cripple Creek
Professor Grubbs
Portland
Burns
Doyle
Battle Mountain
Filmouth
Peter C. Cubhall
W. ©. White
Nome
Alaska
James Burns
James Kilday
Thomas Burns
Deputies Vote Rebuffs Censure of Finance Minister
The chamber of deputies rejected a motion to censure the finance minister over a bill requiring gold payment of customs duties on grain coal oils petroleum and products. A 108 to 66 vote defeated the motion with several ministerial deputies voting with the opposition and others abstaining, leaving the minister's position visibly shaken.
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Madriu
Dee
Chamber of Deputies
Theatrical Manager Considine Convicted in Post Office Robbery
In Cincinnati on December 3 the federal district court convicted James Considine, a noted theatrical manager, of robbing Greenville Ohio’s post office and sentenced him to five years. Awaiting appeal, Considine was released on a $10,000 bond as the United States circuit court of appeals today affirmed the district court ruling.
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Cincinnati
Federal District Court
James Considine
Greenville
Ohio
Considine
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
President Roosevelt Invited to Groundbreaking Ceremony
At a St Louis meeting today communities approved inviting President Roosevelt to participate in the December 20 groundbreaking for the world’s fair. He would turn the first shovelful of dirt with a hydraulic implement prepared for the occasion.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Acquittal in Anti Poor Farm Law Case
In St. Louis on December 3 Judge Clark acquitted all defendants in the Southern Telegraph and Money Order Co case. The proprietors and employer were arrested repeatedly on charges of violating Missouri anti poor room law, but the court found no violation based on the evidence.
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St. Louis
Court of Criminal Correction
Clark
Southern Telegraph and Money Order Company
Missouri
Roosevelt’s message praised by London papers
London editors find President Roosevelt’s address to Congress bold and statesmanlike. Lord Rothschild predicts mixed reaction in England, noting reciprocity as a potential shield for protection and warning of renewed calls for tariffs to guard British industry.
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London
Roosevelt
Congress
The
Daily News
Pall Mall Gazette
Redmond
America
Europe
Westminster Gazette
United States
St. James
Lord Rothschild
England
Roosevelt message stirs German press on trusts and immigration
Berlin reports mixed reactions as Roosevelt's address prompts stock shifts in shipping firms and debate over immigration limits. German editors note potential U S moves toward anti anarchist cooperation and imperialist policy while calling for tariff specifics and cautious reciprocity.
Roosevelt message favors popular and official reception
The message is regarded as well received by the public and authorities. It notes with particular appreciation references to the late Empress Frederick.
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Roosevelt
Frederick
Woodard Shanklin Horse Sales Close in Lexington
Nearly $56 000 taken as 259 horses sold at an average of about 215 per head. Top price 1000 for Jean Beraud owned by William C. Whitney and bought by T. F. Dolan. Other notable buys included Bill Massie 1075 Sena Royal 1059 Phoebe Childers 1125 with bidding slower at Fasig Tipton gate.
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Lexington
Dee
Woodard- Shanklin
Jean Beraud
William C. Whitney
T. FF
Dolan
Bill Massie
B. G
Bohiman Bros
St. Louis
Sena Royal
B. m
W. He. Landeman
International billiard tournament action at Madison Square Garden
In New York two matches were played amid rain and snow. Leonard Howison of Brockville faced George Sutton of Chicago, with Sutton winning 400 to 237 as Howison criticized his imperfect white ball. Later George F. Slosson defeated Ora C. Morningstar 400 to 165 after a tense start. Morningstar’s misfortune and slippery balls colored the play. Tomorrow Morningstar meets Baratel, while Shaefer faces Howison.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Leonard Howison
Brockville
Canada
George Sutton
Chicago
Lots Barutel
Howison
Sutton
Howilson
George F. Slosson
Ora C. Morningstar
Rochester
Ind
Morningstar
Slosson
Baratel
Jacob Shaefer
Ready for the Convention in Scranton
About fifty officers and delegates of the American Federation of Labor arrive in Scranton to attend the annual convention at St Thomas College. President Gompers and the executive council meet over jurisdiction disputes within allied unions as a Metal Trades association convention also opens at the Hotel Jermyn. A boycott fight looms regarding a Western firm with striking workers, opposed by non striking unions.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor
St.Thomas College Pall
Gompers
Metal Trades Association
tHotel Jermyn
Burglars Loot Williamsville State Bank
Early today a powerful explosion alarms Williamsville residents as burglars break the safe at the State bank and steal about $4,000 in cash and several thousand dollars in jewelry. Investigators note the burglars arrived in Springfield by handcar.
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Springfield
Williamsville
State Bank of
Pacific Northwest League realignment hints from Lucas visit
Spokane report says resident William H. Lucas of the Pacific Northwest Base Ball League arrives to discuss next season. He asserts Butte and Helena will not join, while existing towns remain and others may be added.
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Spokane
Wash
Ww. H. Lucas
Butte
Helena
Court of Claims Finds in Favor of Lyman in Judgment
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that the clerk of the court of claims transmitted to Congress the judgment rendered in favor of Lyman. The ruling confirms the court's decision in the matter, with a formal notice of the outcome sent to lawmakers.
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The
Standard
Washington
Court of Claims
Congress
Lyman
Royce of Butte Seeks Back Pay as Letter Carrier
The controller of the currency issued a statement today showing banks organized since March 14 1900. Two national banks have been organized in Montana with total capital of 275 000 dollars.
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Royce
Butte
Montana
Strike Ends for Pueblo Railroad Switchmen
The local railroad switchmen on the Denver and Rio Grande and Santa Fe roads in Pueblo Colorado called off their strike today. It is understood to be an unconditional surrender of the strikers, though officials will not report their names to other roads to avoid harming their records.
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Pueblo
Colo
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