Death of United States Senator Cushman Davis in Minnesota
Died at St Paul after two months of illness lasting through Septembers campaign and kidney trouble. Senator Cushman Kellogg Davis of Minnesota, chair of the foreign relations committee, passed away at his home after a prolonged sickness. Attending physicians noted nephritis and diabetes as complications, with prior walking difficulty and fainting spells during campaign events. Funeral arrangements include representation by Judge Simonton from the United States circuit court of appeals, reflecting his long service and friendship to the court.
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Minnesota
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Simonton
Thought He Was Burglar Carl Foster Shoots His Brother
A late night home visit ends in gunfire when J Harry Foster, a young attorney, enters his Kershaw home and is shot in the head by his brother Carl while a burglary misperception leads to a deadly exchange. Carl fires in the room, injuring Harry but not fatally, as Ralph is awakened and joins the investigation.
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Kershaw
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Ministers Acted Without Authority In Peking Accord
Washtington dispatch reports ministers overstepped authority on a Peking accord draft. Gonger to relay text but withhold signature until president can align it with U S policy. Analysts expect modifications or abandonment as powers’ envoys disagree. Meanwhile U S diplomats pursue indemnity claims directly with regional authorities.
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Turkeys Threaten War Over Kentucky Visit
Vinona Nov 28 The Tageblatt says Turkish ministers debated treating the Kentuckys dispatch to Smyrna as hostility. The Turkish home minister urged severing diplomatic ties with the United States and even threatened war unless the Kentucky were withdrawn from Turkish waters. European powers would likely block such action.
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Constantinople
Turkish Council of Ministera
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Smyrna
Japan’s Distant Dilemma in China and Korea
Yowottama Nov 28 A speech by Foreign Minister Kato warns Japan faces diplomacy like its past military push in China. Western powers struggle to unite, risking delays and adverse effects on North China trade and Korea rights. Count Waldersee faces limited authority as Russia France Japan and America ignore credentials.
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Uruguay to Sever Friendly Ties With Brazil Amid Bolivian Rebellion
Reports from Rio de Janeiro indicate Uruguay will soon hand passports to the Brazilian minister as Montevideo weighs breaking relations. Bolivia protests Brazil aided Acre rebels and says Amazon river routes still allow insurgent supply. Brazil may be urged to act decisively with Bolivia to end the conflict.
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Montevideo
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Acre
Amazonas
Peru
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Kruger May Visit America But Not To Live Here
Paris Nov 28 Mr Kroger replying to Michael Davitt denied any plan to settle in the United States but said he might make a short visit if it could aid his oppressed country yet would not be deterred by winter travel. Davitt also noted that Kroger likely will not visit America and that South African cabinet opposition fears McKinley administration support for the Boer cause. Czar Shows Improvement Lavapta Nov 28 bulletin says the emperor had a good day sleeping an hour five feet and a half minutes last evening temperature 98.2 and 68. He rests well and remains in satisfactory condition. Strike Called Off Key West Nov 28 electric car strike ends and service resumes. Orange Picker Injured Fort Christmas Fla Nov 28 Robert Simmons fell from a ladder into an orange thorn wound in neck near brain base. co-worker removed thorn with teeth. Snow In Mountains Ellijay Ga Nov 34 Blue Ridge area snow covered north and northeast of Ellijay.
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United States
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South African Republic
McKinley
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Polao
Orange Vicker
OxLaxpo
Fla
Robert Simmons
Fort Christmas
Emden Bank Looted and Bank Building Wrecked
Four men wreck the Farmers Bank of Emden taking between 3000 and 4000 dollars. A blast draws banker John Alberts to witness vault work. he is bound and later freed as robbers flee. Night Patrolman Sanford is mortally wounded after attempting arrest. The robbers board a Chicago and Alton train and vanish. The bank building is largely ruined.
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Emnen
John Alberts
Alberts
Delavan
Sanford
Chicago and Alton
Bear Minier
Mozley Lemon Elixir Claims and Testimonials
Advertises Mozley s Lemon Elixir and Morley s Lemon Drops as cures for indigestion liver stomach bowels nerves headaches and heart disease with user testimonials from Griffith Coleman Gibhard Baldwin and others noting relief after years of illness and urging purchase from local druggists.
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Reevesville
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Atlanta
Senator Allison Talks on Congress Forthcoming Session
Chicago, Nov 8. Senator W. B. Allison of Iowa, head of the senate finance committee, outlines likely business for the next session. He urges passing regular appropriation bills including the river and harbor measure and an army bill. He favors careful steps as the army is cut to 27,500 by July 1, 1901. He signals potential repeal of stamp taxes, noting beer tax repeal would cut revenue $25 to $50 million. The Nicaragua canal bill will also be a major issue.
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W. B. Allison
Iowa
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Kappa Sigmas Conclave Opens at University of Virginia
The fourteenth biennial Kappa Sigma conclave began at the University of Virginia with about 150 delegates, featuring the installation of a new chapter. The fraternity traces to 1867 and has grown to 50 chapters, with a reported cost of 185000. Also noted is Bellefonte Iron and Nail Co. plant sale details from 1874 and a 1877 junk dealer purchase of remaining works for 6876.
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Kappa Sigma Fraternity
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Philadelphia
Resignations shake American and Continental Tobacco firms
Louisville reports Changes in Louisville of great interest with John Doerhoofer resigning from the American company board and as general manager of its Louisville plant. Basil Doerhoofer leaves the Continental company as director and general manager of the handling plant in this city. An unrelated medical ad follows noting a kidney remedy.
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Night Express Derailed Near Beaver Miami River
The Cleveland night express from Pittsburg hit a washout near Beaver at 1 AM, derailing the locomotive mail baggage and express cars into the Ohio river. One express messenger Sasey drowned. four trainmen injured. Passengers moved to Beaver, then to Cleveland. Wrecking trains sent. flood delay hinders recovery of submerged cars and mail with heavy losses expected.
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Cleveland
Alleghany
Four Killed and Dozen Hurt by Nitroglycerine Blast
A bonfire on a riverbank in Vetascra W Va sparked by a tin can of nitroglycerine caused a blast that killed four boys including Herman Findley age 14 Olina Findley 18 and Willisis Ver 15 and also killed a nearby baby. Fifteen to twenty others were injured in the incident.
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