China policy delays drive to pull forces from abroad
Washington debates China indemnity terms as Pekin ministers seek a consensus. The administration resists entangling commitments and insists on protecting US interests before a full withdrawal, amid talks with foreign ministers and boxed negotiations. A winter tornado in Mississippi and Tennessee causes heavy loss of life and property, disrupting communications and striking several towns. New York wine case ends first round as the Albany court allows the American Ice Company to seek restraints on the attorney general.
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Washington
Agaras
Pekin
United States
Wigne
China
Mississippi
Semesser
Memphis
Tenn
Lula
Miss
Grange
Imeager
la Grange
W. TP. Lipscomb & Co
J. C. McNeil
McNamee & Co
McNamee
C. N. Paukers
J .W.gibbons
Pankey & Gaither
Samuel Wadley
New York
Albany
N.Y
Supreme Court
Brown in Canada and other early 20th century notes
Fort Wayne dispatch reports Frank M. Brosve, ex assistant cashier of the German National Bank, accused of defalcation near $200,000 and now in Canada. Other items note Brown in Cunard, heat injuries to New York post clerk Stinnie Adams, Lt Francis Joy taese ter's death from typhoid after Santiago battle, and a Sunday anti-vice raid in New York. It also cites Pennsylvania population figures and Kentucky election returns with regional totals, plus a Minnesota ore collapse injuring two boys.
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Kentucky
Newport
Fort, Wayne
Ind
Frank M. Brosve
German’ National Bank
Canada
Fort Wayne
Fred J. Stone
Brown
Cunard
Pittsburg
New York
Stinnie Adams
Buffalo
N. Y
Minnesota
Arbor
Mikey Fae
Forced to Close Up United States Bank in Newport
Federal officials seized the German National Bank at Newport Kentucky and ordered closure for a personnel led examination. Examiner Tucker reported missing assistant cashier Frank M Brown and a suspected shortfall near two hundred one thousand dollars. Brown had eighteen years with the bank and was considered highly trusted. Brown’s alleged fraud traces back ten years and the bank’s capital stood at one hundred thousand dollars. the shortage would exceed that amount and threaten all assets including real estate.
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National Bank
Newport
Cincinnati
United States
Tucker
German National Bank
Frank M. Brown
Caatler
Brown
Hrong
Iis
Alvord
New York
American Heiress Marries Duke of Manchester in Ireland
An inspection in Marylebone parish confirms the marriage of the Duke of Manchester to Miss Helen Zinmnermar of Cincinnati. The ceremony took place last week in Ireland with Canon Barker officiating.
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Duke of Manchester
London
Marylebone
Helen Zinmnermar
Cincinnati
Irelan
Canon Barker
Lambert
America
Youngers Likely to be Pardoned by Next Legislature
The brothers Cole and Jim Younger of Missouri, survivors of the band that raided Northfield in 1877 and killed a cashier, are expected to receive a pardon from Minnesota’s upcoming legislative session in January. They have served twenty four years in the state prison, with renewed efforts two years ago and now renewed confidence from supporters.
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St Paul
Minn
Cole
Jim Younger
Missouri
Northield
Youngers
Minnesota
Irish Boers Return to Chicago Amid Rainy Welcome
Thousands of Irish men and women gathered at the Lake Shore depot and surrounding streets to greet the Chicago Boer ambulance corps returning from Africa. The reception blended crowds with a double, friendly welcome as United Societies hosted a parade at the Seventh Regiment armory and Irish Nationalists fed the soldiers at McCoy's hotel.
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Africa
Chicago
Boer Anbualance Corps
Lake Shore
United Societies
Seventh Regiment
McCoy's Hotel
Sultan Glad McKinley Congratulated by Turkish Ruler
The Turkish sultan instructed Griscom to convey warm congratulations to President McKinley on his re election. The message praised the continuation of friendly ties between Turkey and the United States and came after a court musicale in Constantinople on November 17.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Griscom
McKinley
Atter States
Mother's Gratitude in Denver Lynching Case
Mrs. Frost and her husband express mixed emotions after the confession of a killer in Denver. The mother says the brutal act ruined her family and wishes no more suffering, while the father defends the violent vengeance and laments his role, claiming other parents would be spared.
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Louise
Noone
Robert Froat
Denver
Corn Takes a Jump on Chicago Board of Trade
Corn advanced about four cents on the Chicago Board of Trade as November corn hit 48 1 2 cents briefly after open. George IL Phillips, a young writer, reportedly bought five to six million bushels for this month’s delivery, while fears of a squeeze faded as elevators held about 1 100 000 bushels. Pat Lips reportedly bought most of Lins corn at ud to 37 cents before prices settled near Saturday’s level.
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Chinase Board of Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
George IL Phillips
Patlips
Linscorn
Betteen Ud
National Live Stock Convention Plans in Salt Lake City
Arrangement committee Moote and Perfectu Programe met in Salt Lake Utah to prepare for the eighth annual National Live Stock Association convention set for March 15 19 The group formed subcommittees and decided to exhibt livestock including Tangue and pure bred stock Railroads offer one fare round trip to the convention C F Martin secretary arrives to base operations in Salt Lake for five months.
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Salt Lake
Utah
National Lave Stock Association
Dan
F. Martin
National Live Stonks Association
Battleship Kentucky Ordered to Halt at Smyrna in Turkish Waters
The battleship Kentucky in the Mediterranean is offered to dock at Smyrna on its voyage to the Philippines amid U.S. pressure for indemnity payments over missionary property damage in Turkey. The move coincides with securing compensation around $100,000 while authorities also report mass burials after a storm near Galveston Texas and other scattered notices from Atlanta and New York.
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Kentucky
Sauron
Turkey
Smyrna
Philippines
United States
Hawkeye State Population Trends and State News Snapshot
Population shows steady growth with 18.7 percent rise over a decade. Other state news items accompany the Hawkeye State section highlighting demographic shifts and regional updates.
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State Na Mure
Lawyers confront election blunder as terms extend unexpectedly
The article notes lawyers debate the Situs amendment and term extensions in a contested election overhaul. Officials elected this fall may be kept in place for two extra years if the amendment is construed to apply, with many incumbents likely to resign or be replaced by appointed successors.
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Fey Garnot
Try
Titus
Cour
William H. M. Pusey Dies in Clarinda Insane Asylum
William H. M. Pusey, a banker from Council Bluffs and former U S congressman, died at the state insane asylum in Clarinda after being placed there weeks earlier. Born in Pennsylvania in July 1832, he moved to Iowa in 1848, built a banking career with his brother in law, served as state senator and later congressman, leaving a widow and three children. The article also recounts a separate house fire that seriously burned two children, Bertha and Arthur Nagel, at Clinton.
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Win. Pusey
Clarinda
William H. NM. Pusey
Omeer & Pusey
Council Blatts
State Insane Asylum
Mr. Pusey
Washington County
Pennssylvania
Washington Jefferson College
Winhington
Uiere
Chilldren
Frank
Pusey
C14
Planey
BI. McGee
Council
Willams Nagel
Clinton
Bertha
Afburk
Bold theft drains cash from bank express shipment
A $5 000 currency bundle shipped by the Bank of Shaldon for the Security National Bank of Sioux City vanished after an express company cartridge was opened at Stony City. The robbery, one of the boldest in memory, involved American Express Company staff and local agents, with investigations kept tight and no arrests made.
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Bank of Shaldon
Security National Bank of
Sioux City
American Express Company
Stony City
Cap Rao
W. A. Naylo
Chicago
Shuhlon
Ngental Shelduais
Doan Ant
Lavi Sawyer
Ohehd
Branaholy
Express Company
Uhleazo Ued Northwestern
Deny
Oles Vale
Saweyer
Parka
Waterlon
Larned
Nelt
Fhrandy
Cinter Mies Heen
Willan
Tsuing
Go West to wed Hopes as Miss Hearne sails South
Miss Hearne of Chicago plans to join her fiancé Howart Halland in Concepcion Chile after teaching in Wientary. She will visit friends in Chicago and New York before sailing for South America on November 8, leaving behind her father Samuel Hearne, a sister Mrs Brookhart, and two brothers serving in the American volunteer army.
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Jowa
Suicha
Coil
Almadivarne
Kea- Shuqua
Washington
Tis Shoe
Joncas
Howart Halland
Concepcion
Chili
South Anwret
Mr. Holland
Millan
Hearne
South America
Methodist Epicypal Church
Miss Hearne
South Americea
Fi Wientary
Chicago
New York
Cail
Cape Horn
Dn Buci
Governor Refuses Wisconsin Kidnap Case Requisition
Governor Shaw refuses to honor a Wisconsin requisition to return Stepa Pearce, held by Grant County sheriffs for kidnapping. The dispute centers on a custody contract, with Pearce's family arguing the Wisconsin court should decide.
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Gov. Shaw
Willconsin
Shaw
Gov
Schufiehd
Wisconsin
Stepa Pearce
Sheri Pawcett
Grant County
Richard M. Pearce
Iowa
Hago
Calhoun County
Amd
Hin
Pomeroy
Tearce
Guy
Rural Mail Service Plans and State Budget Notes
A report covers a proposed rural mail delivery expansion from Den Moles out of Des Moines with routes over 600 miles, serving about 1000 people via rural mail boxes. It notes costs for a yearbook publication and state budget items, plus debates on child labor, insane asylums, and biennial elections, including local officials and state appointees.
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den Moles
Coumiery Ronda
Mverosa
Will County Law Election Terms in Court Debate
A lengthy report discusses a legislative error over judicial term dates and county official appointments. It outlines proposed remedies, including a special session and Attorney General guidance, and notes political ramifications for Will and surrounding counties with potential legal challenges and pending resignations.
Undefined historic fragment hints at a puzzle with strange wording
The readable lines suggest a fragmented text with references to a sage and a lad, a preter coloring, and an expected reply from a man. The passage questions rationality and presents garbled phrases, inviting interpretation of a cryptic historical snippet.
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