Arbitration Treaty's Five Year Term and Six Judge Court
Washington reports United States and Great Britain near signing a general arbitration treaty. It envisions a five year duration, a six member court with three judges from each nation, and submission of all pending and future disputes excluding the Venezuelan and Bering Sea cases. The aim is to prevent war and resolve differences by arbitration, with expected signature within weeks.
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Thresto
United States
Wasmington
Great Britain
Olney
Julian Pauncefote
Nice
Arize
Independent Commission
Alaska
Venezuela
United States Senate
Bering Sea
Benisona
Labor Federation to discuss wage worker topics
The American Federation of Labor auditing committee finished its report in Indianapolis. Ninety five delegates and officers attend a session slated to run day and night except Monday and Tuesday. Officers will be elected at closing hours with talk of opposition to President Gompers from W B Prescott of Indianapolis. Topics include a possible sight hour workday and swift favorable legislation. Monitor Ram Puritan ready. New York Dec 11 One more for naval power, the monitor ram Puritan was commissioned at Brooklyn navy yard. It marks 88 years since keel laid and four since launch. Indersé Choate for senator. Union League club resolutions urge Joseph H Choate’s election to the US Senate. Wife murderer sentenced. Linxacs Mo Dec 11 Luke Alexander jailed 20 years for killing wife at Brookfield after she refused to live with him. He pleaded guilty. Bimetalliate to meet. Washington Dec 11 Executive committee of the Bimetallic union to discuss continuing literary work at three headquarters in Washington Chicago and San Francisco on the 15th.
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Orrownati
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
W. B. Prescott
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Youk
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Linxacs
Lmke Alexander
Brookfield
Washington
The
Bimetallic Union
A. J. Warner
the Union
Chicago
San Francisco
The Favorite Prescription For Women Promoted In Ad
An 1900s style advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a definitive remedy for female weaknesses. It claims to heal and strengthen and notes testimonials including Miss Lauretta McNees from Reno. The ad invites orders via stamps to Buffalo New York and mentions a cloth bound copy for higher price.
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Pierce
Lauretta McNees
Reno
P. O
Washoe Co
Nev
People's Common Sense
Warid
Dun's Weekly Review reports delayed investments amid Congress doubts
The Dun's Weekly Review notes holidays approach and doubt about Congress action delaying further investments until the new year. It reports weaker wheat prices, larger western receipts, heavy Atlantic exports, and ongoing declines in steel and textile sectors amid rising uncertainties about major combinations and price movements.
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Congress
New York
Des
R. G. Dun & Co
Atlantic
Pacific
California
Superior
Duluth
Northwest
Bellaire
Bar Association
Nail Association
Pittsburg
Bessemer Pig
Gray
United States
Canada
Ex Queen Goluog to Washington and San Francisco
Ex Queen Liliuokalana says her San Francisco stay will be brief and she plans to depart for Washington to meet her niece Princess Kaiulani. In New York J J Rashe, once in local business, returns from Lincoln after sealing a Bryan lecturing tour contract.
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Goluog
Washington
San Francisco
Liliuokalana
Kaiulani
Bryan
New York
J. J. Rashe
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Santa Fe Officials Re-Elected at Annual Meeting
At Santa Fe system annual gathering, the entire board, executive committee, and officers were re elected. Prince, Waterson & Co. of New York and Chicago were named independent auditors. Chairman Aldace F. Walker submitted his annual report, adopted after public release. A bylaws change to stagger director terms was postponed until 1897 due to ongoing legal proceedings.
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Aldnce F. Walker
Hig
Tooeka
Santa Fe System
Road
Prince, Waterson & Co
New York
Chicago
Aldace F. Walker
Board of Directors
Santa Fe
Murderer Confesses to Iowa Marshal Killing in Morning Sun
Decatur police report Orman McPherson alias Charles Murphy confessed to killing the Morning Sun marshal after claiming drunkenness and fatigue of eluding arrest. He said the marshal was clubbing his son and he shot him twice in September. the marshal died three days later. Other items include paper manufacturers plan to pool, a British coaling station rumor near Clarion Island, Nebraska State Grange session outcomes, a white woman fatally shooting a Black man in Indiana, the Des Moines horticultural society handling a debt, and Quincy receiving an eighth-spot in the Western Baseball Association.
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Ills
Orman McPherson
Charles Murphy
Morning Sun
Arbey
Iowa
National Democracy plans, New York HQ in 1900 drive
Indianapolis hosts a National Democratic committee meeting with audit of funds and a decision to open permanent headquarters in New York. Chairman Bynum to lead from New York as the party aims to extend organization nationwide, promote literature, and unite Democrats behind Indianapolis principles while opposing any alliance with Republicans.
Beware Dr Henry Roth and the 8 8 8 blood cure claim
A St Louis resident recounts severe contagions and recurring symptoms after mercury treatment. He credits taking 8 8 8 with improvement and asserts mercury therapies always harm patients, endorsing the claimed remedy as the sole cure for blood diseases.
New Opportunities Along Kansas City Rails Open to West
The Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf Railroad Port Arthur Route opens a fertile new country in Western Missouri and Arkansas. Land is cheap, climate mild, and homeseekers can travel on special round trips with tickets from November to December. Mena Arkansas grows as a city in 80 days, indicating strong enterprise potential. Obtain full details from F A Hornbeck Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Port Arthur
Missouri
Arkansas
America
Mena
Polk Co
F. A. Hornbeck
Lanp Cow Missionar
Ith
Wyandotte Bis
Kansas City
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