Social Democracy of America elects officers in Chicago meeting
In Chicago the Social Democracy of America elected Eugene V. Debs as chairman Sylvester Keliher as secretary James Hogan as vice president and William E. Burns as general organizer at a Monday session The directors pledged $100 monthly salaries and ratified the published constitution Debs outlined aims for a cooperative commonwealth including tax reforms and a 1900 field effort with a Washington colony and possible state power struggles.
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The
Social Democracy of America
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Sylvester Keliher
James Hogan
William E. Burns
E. V. Debs
Sylvester Kelcher
Leroy Goodwin
Social Democracy
Debs
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Washington
New Life
Brotherhood of Man
Beecessary
Supreme Court
Heould
Fraud Scheme Uses Noted Names To Coerce Officials
An organization linked to the National Cooperative Society uses the names of Harris, ex presidents Cleveland and Harrison, Apostolic Delegate Martelli, Chief Justice Fuller, General Iles, and others as part of a fraudulent appeal. Commissioner Harris and ex-President Cleveland disavow the campaign and say the endorsements are unauthorized.
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National Cooperative Society
American Art
Harris
Martielli
Fuller
Iles
Cleveland
Rison
Fra Gilder
Heavy Frost Hits Sullivan City New York
A heavy frost struck Sullivan City New York on Monday night causing considerable damage to crops and horticulture across the area. Local observers reported widespread ice and freezing temperatures impacting vegetation and farm yields.
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New York
Sullivanity
Captain Boycott Dies After Landmark Campaign
London dispatch reports Captain Boycott, originator of the term boycott, died. The land agent in 1881 Mayo collected rents from landlords and faced mass refusal to pay, prompting locals to shun him and his agents without violence. The name of the tactic entered common usage.
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London
Captain Boycott
Boycott
Ind
Mnemara
Capt
New Railroad Charter For Dooly County Georgia
The Georgia secretary of state issued a charter for the Dooly Crace company to build a railroad from Rich to Irwinville in Dooly County. The line spans about 35 miles. Incorporators include Geo. W. Par Sr. and Parrott Jr. along with I. X. es, W. S. Thomson, Jacob Haas, P. O Neal, Wm. Scandrett, W. B. Neal, J. T. West and T. A. Scott.
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Dooly County
Secretary of State of
Georgia
Dooly Cra Ae Company
Rich
Irwinville
Geo. W. Par Sr
Geo. W. Parrott, Jr
I. X. Es
W. 8. Thomson
Jacob Haas
P. O'Neal
Wm. Scandrett
W. B.neal
J. T. West
T. A. Scott
Protest in Commons Over Queen’s Jubilee Address
In the House of Commons the first lord of the treasury Mr. Balfour moved and Sir William Vernon Harcourt seconded an address congratulating the Queen on sixty years of accession. Mr. Redmond led a protest against Britain's rule in Ireland and pressed an amendment noting famine, depopulation, poverty, and suspended liberties. The amendment was defeated 486 to 7 while the address passed 459 to 44.
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House of Commons
Treasury
Mr. Balfour
William Vernon Harcourt
Dillon
John Redmond
Redmond
Great Britain
Ireland
James O'Kelly
North Roscommon
Reunion Exercises Open Confederates Veterans Reunion in Nashville
Large crowds arrived by rail for the United Confederate Veterans reunion at Tabernacle Nashville with 20 000 attendees from across routes Louisville and Nashville Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis. Gov Taylor Judge Reagan and Gen Gordon spoke as Gen Lee Jr and Hood son attended.
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Tabernacle
Gov. Taylor
Gen. Gordon
Gen
Reagan
Nashville
United Confederate Veterans
Union Station
Louisville and Nashville
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
the Tabernacle
Summer Street
Taylor
Stephen D. Lee
Mississippi
J. H. Reagan
Texas
Jefferson Davis
A. 8. Colgar
Thomas Menees
J. D. ©. Atkins
Confederate Congress
Simon B. Buckner
Kentucky
Henry C. Myers
Hood
John B. Gordon
Judge Reagan
Wall Street to face gambling indictments over puts and calls
After concerns over bucket shops and pool houses, supporters of Andrew P. Morrison and associates plan to seek grand jury indictments against several major Wall Street firms. They accuse traders of illegal gambling through dealing in puts and calls, a charge tied to violations of the anti gambling statute.
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Wall Street
Friends
Andrew P. Morrisson
Grand Jury
Six residents poisoned in Monrovia Alabama mystery
While visiting relatives in Monrovia a small town near Huntsville Alabama Mr and Mrs John P King their two children a son of editor Charles P Lane and a negro nurse were mysteriously poisoned. A local physician who treated them later fell violently ill and asked Huntsville for help. The case draws attention because Monrovia is near Jeff where the Kelly family poisonings occurred last spring.
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Monrovia
Ala
Huntsville
John P. King
Charles P. Lane
Jeff
Kelly
Presidential nominations sent to the senate for consuls
The president sent to the senate nominations including Charles L. Cole of Pennsylvania as consul general at Dresden Saxony George F Lincoln of Connecticut as consul at Antwerp Belgium Walter Schumann of New York as consul at Mayence Germany Charles E Turner of Connecticut as consul general at Ottawa Canada Hector DeCastro of New York as consul general at Rome Italy Hilary R Bruno of Pennsylvania as consul at St Etienne France
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Senate
Charles L. Cole
Pennsylvania
Dresden
Saxony
George F. Lincoln
Connecticut
Antwerp
Belgium
Walter Schumann
New York
Mayence
Germany
Charles E. Turner
Ottawa
Canada
Hector DeCastro
Rome
Italy
Hilary
Bruno
St. Etienne
France
Legislative Clerk in Trouble
An Indianapolis dispatch reports Benjamin Prather former chief clerk of the Indiana house of representatives is under arrest on an indictment for embezzlement. The Travelers Mutual Accident Association of Indianapolis brings the charge.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Prather
Indiana House of Representatives
Travelers’ Mutual Accident Association of Indianapolis
Texas Day Postponed at Tennessee Exposition
Texas Day at the Tennessee Centennial exposition Monday was postponed to Wednesday because trains carrying hundreds of Texans were delayed and failed to arrive in time for the exercises.
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Texas
Ex Governor Boise Declines Fusion Nomination
Ex Governor Horace Boise will not attend the fusion convention in Des Moines and will decline a governor nomination if offered this week.
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Des Moines
Horace Boise
Georgia Board Targets Drug Adulterators and Unlicensed Pharmacies
The Georgia State Board of Pharmacy pursues violators of medicine adulteration laws and vows action against unlicensed drug dispensers. The legislature appropriated 1000 dollars to fund investigations into these violations.
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Georgia State Board of Pharmacy
Victoria thanks people in colonies and India
A London dispatch reports Queen Victoria sent a message to British colonies and India. She declares from her heart she thanks her beloved people and asks for God's blessings upon them. Signed Victoria, R I.
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London
India
Victoria, R. I
McCartney Cleared as Last Sugar Trust Witness
At Washington Judge Bradley sustained a defense motion in the case of John W. McCartney the stock broker charged with contempt of the senate sugar trust investigating committee He ordered a verdict of acquittal for the witness The ruling held that questions asked were individual not committee questions This ends the trial record with six acquittals and one conviction.
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Washington
Bradley
John W. McCartney
Senate Sugar Trust
Senator Allen
MacCartney
Application for Receiver for Southern Railroad
An application for a receiver for the Southern railway is filed with Judge Speer in Macon Georgia. The judge has not acted yet but is expected to set the matter for hearing soon while keeping current conditions intact.
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Southern Railroad
Judge Speer
Macon
The
Southern Railway
Lettuce Rot Threat From High Night Temperatures
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin seventy three warns high nighttime temperatures under glass promote lettuce rot. Proper ventilation and watering are advised. Subirrigation reduces leaf blight perforation and downy mildew compared with surface watering, based on station experiments.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Dishorning Affects Weight Of Cattle At Oklahoma Station
At the Oklahoma Experiment Station twenty yearlings and two year old steers were dishorned in November. Eleven lost about eleven pounds each after three days, while nine previously dishorned gained fifteen pounds. A week later freshly dishorned steers gained thirty pounds and the rest twenty one pounds. Ten day loss averaged sixteen pounds. No ill effects observed, but short-term reduced appetite noted. Indiana Farmer.
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Oklahoma Experiment Station
Indiana
English horse bean gains foothold as California forage
The English horse bean is establishing itself as a forage plant in California. Trials across counties show satisfaction, with 100 acres planted in Butte County. It thrives in winter, yields early spring forage for cattle and horses, and spreads well, though trials in Ontario and Massachusetts show variable fodder yield and occasional blight.
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California
Butte County
Ontario
Canada
Massachusetts
New England
Feeding Buttermilk to Hogs and Careful Feed Management
The article cautions about feeding buttermilk to hogs and cattle, warns that overuse causes colic and scours, and advises dilution with water, soda for acidity, and mixing with mill feed. It stresses balanced nutrition, gradual grazing start, avoiding lax grain removal, and prudent grain use to maintain health and future progeny. It also notes horse and stock grazing restrictions and lime in drinking water for new pastures. It ends with a Breckinridge Kentucky horse-trainer who fathered thirty-nine children across three marriages.
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Order
Capt. Boycott
NEW Railroad
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Judge Ferris
Fitzgerald
McCarthy
J. B. O'Brien
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New York Herald of
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Sugar Trust
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Breckinridge, Ky
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J. E. Marshal
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Walter G. Coleman
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