The Nebraska Senatorships In Lincoln
In Lincoln secretary of war George D Meiklejohn arrived to manage his senate bid while Nebraska lawmakers prepare to elect two senators next year to replace Thurston and fill Hayward's vacancy. Prominent rivals include Edward Rosewater Mercer Hainer Richards Hinshaw and former governor Lorenzo Crounse in a Republican field.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
William V. Allen
Senate
Meiklejohn
Edward Rosewater
Mercer
Omaha
Onsresemar Hainer
Aurora
Richards
Fremont
Hinshaw
Fairbury
Lorenzo Crounse
Fort Calhoun
State Senate
Diplomats Delay Spurs Japanese Sympathy For China
In Yokohama December 24 public opinion shifts toward China due to slow Peking diplomacy. Japanese papers urge leniency to restore negotiations, fearing Western religious missions threaten peace. Business stagnation and expatriate exodus rise as trade awaits a Chinese settlement. Li Hung Chang plans to attend the meeting to accept the joint note, with a reply expected Thursday.
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Japan
Japan Mail
Yokohama
Peking
Li Hung
Chang
Prince Ching
Senor
B. J. de Cologan
Kwang Su
Fire damages The Chronicle building in Halifax
Condensed dispatches report The Chronicle in Halifax partially gutted with estimated loss of eight thousand dollars. Also notes a movement for a national religious revival at century’s start, Berlin’s trolley system replacing storage batteries, and the death of Rev. David Whitney Thurston in Syracuse. A strike blocks Scranton and the Wyoming valley. Boxing is prohibited in Philadelphia after a fatal amateur bout. Police revoke sparring permits and ban exhibitions for now. many athletic clubs host boxing contests under existing rules.
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Chronicle
Halifax
Berlin
David Whitney Thurston
New York
Syracuse
Scranton
Wyoming Valley
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletic Club
Joseph Kelly
Edward Sanfors
Frank Barr
Public Safety
English
Pennsylvania Street Railways Income and Losses 1900
Harrisburg reports the total income of Pennsylvania street railways for the year ending June 30, 1900 stood at 24,447,181 dollars. Usual stock outstanding amounted to 103,170,121 dollars with taxes paid of 1,579,284 dollars. A total of 1,582 persons were killed during the year.
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Pennsylvania Street Railways
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Brown
State Bureau of Railways
The Cudahy Case Dark Man Arrested in Omaha
In Omaha a laborer Ed Johnson from Twenty-fixth and Walnut streets was arrested after Miss Maud Munshaw identified him as the dark man in the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping. He admitted visiting the Groven street house but proved he had no involvement and was released to his family. Police continue to seek other abductor accomplices as the city braces for more clues.
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Cudahy
Omaha
Iman
Maud Munshaw
Eddie Cudahy
Ed Johnson
Twenty-fixth
Walnut Streets
Groven Street
Johnson
To Raise Palms from Seeds in Simple Home Method
From Woman's Home Companion and other sources, a practical palm seed method: plant six seeds in a six inch pot two inches deep, keep soil moist but not soggy, water regularly, or place seeds in moist sand and inspect every few days. Seed leaves differ from true leaves. embryo leaves are narrow and swordlike. Also notes on child diet and a humor line from Washington Star.
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Robert J. McGregor
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