His Last Voyage and a Hopeful Return
Mary Perkins endures years of foreboding after her husband John Perkins sails aboard the Albatross. Neighbors share her sorrow as months pass without word. At last a homecoming scene unfolds when John returns with a tale of rescue and a windfall from maritime insurance.
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Mary Perkina
Ural
Atwt
John Perkins
Econd
Storien
Abe
Mary Perkins
Mary
Billy
Mammy
Papa
Firbide
Tinnella
Wile
Papa Tine
Tesiri
Mary Perking
John
Jobo Vorking
Three die in collision and drowning incidents in New York
December 2 reports describe three deaths from a collision between a tug and a barge near New York. A man is badly hurt, and a second incident mentions drownings as divers search details. In a separate incident Mrs. Jim Miller was shot at home in Lens Pulls by her sister, with hospitalization following.
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Jane Colleton
New York
Bitte Batyndt Tignes Peterson
Wing Tasker
John Btorberg
Heroes
Taltimor
Glens
Jimma Miller
Lens
Mare Montgomery
Agitor Rearrente at Casper Nebraska Bank Debts
Det 2-Deputy Shortt Miller arrived from Postal with Charles Weston state auditor of Nebraska, purchaser of a defunct private bank. Weston had been released on bond but not considered sufficient, bondsmen qualifying for 1000. Weston and associates are charged with receiving deposits while insolvent.
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Casper
Wyo
Shortt Miller
Charles Weston
Nebraska
Weston
Portlant Ore dredging plan promises gold yield
The guidance from Deedbiog Portlant Oregon indicates abundant gold in dredging sand along the Cottle river. The Chinook dredge operates there with government support. The War Department will ship sand to Washington daily for assay and potential savings, with warrants issued as evidence of returns.
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War Department
Washington
Autobiography of Seventy Years as a Political Memoir
A review of Senator George F. Hoar and his Autobiography of Seventy Years from Charles Scribner's Sons. Hoar discusses Blaine Butler Grant and Reconstruction era policies, noting education provisions, military conduct, and political influence. Extracts cover Blaine's faults, Butler's recruiting, and Grant's alleged drinking, with Hoar recounting offers of English missions and recommendations for appointing Eliot and Lowell.
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George F. Hoare
Charles Scribner’s Song
New York World
Hour
Sumner
General Grant
Mr. Hoar
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Benjamin F. Butler
Hoar
War Administration of
New Orleans
Butler
Themnes
General Butler
House of Representatives
Grant
Rutter
Senate
Howe
Civ
McKinley
Engileh
Ewarta
Thia Ito
Hayes
Eliot
Harvard
Welsh
Lowell
Spain
Colleges Admit Athletes, Public Schools Protest
Chicago educators accuse colleges of admitting athletes with poor academic standing to strengthen sports, risking high school demoralization. Superintendent Cooley vows to protest at the next college conference as he urges stricter high school rules and warns of broader academic impact. Meanwhile Kaiser Wilhelm II sends an autograph note to President Roosevelt, expressed in a formal German signature.
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Chicege
Edwin G. Cooley
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Cooley
Teave
Harris
Kalsee
Roosevelt
Berlin
William Kaa
Baron von Sternburg
United States
New York
Bremen
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Baron von Steinburg
Wilhelm
Troops Guard Utah Mines Amid Eviction Tensions
Reports from Carbon County Utah say striking miners occupying coal company property sparked unrest at Clear Creek and Scofield. Militia officers fear trouble and have two infantry companies at Clear Creek with sentinels and outposts to observe precautions. Major Charles E B Kilbourne, U S Army paymaster, died on a Chicago train on the way home to Columbus Ohio.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Carbon
Clear Creek
Scofield
Kilbourne
Chicago
Charles EB
U. S A
Nf Dakota
Milwaukee
St. Poul
Coltmbay
L. F. Kilbourne
Twenty-sixth Infantry
West Point
The
Philippine To Lands
Ball Campanion In Cotton Negan New Orleans Dec
Ball campaign for cotton begins with W H Brown bidding 11.05 for 25 000 bales March delivery marking a 29 point advance over yesterday's close. Brown a heavy buyer in January and May. market opens wild with Liverpool futures rising 13 to 16 points then about 30 points on all positions.
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Negan
New Orleans
MKS
W. H. Brown
Brown
Liverpool
Boston Market News Offers Wide Varieties and Prices
Boston markets display a broad assortment of dairy eggs vegetables and fruits with prices for butter cheese eggs apples cranberries and grapes steady to firm. Beef pork and poultry markets show softer demand and modest declines while wheat and other grains reflect seasonal price movements.
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Bosto
Dee
New York
Vermont
Weiser
California
Wits
Kings
Baldwins
Groenings
Hubbardsvons and
Hurlburns
Coruichon
Ariosivek
Hebronus
York
Norfolk
Boston
Luis Beets
Bay State
Mt Tive
Tate
Kreis
Chitkens
Madinat
Cleo
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Iauin F. Butler
Sananta Constitution
London Tatler
Indy
London
Beldnal
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