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Tornado damages and political candidacy chatter in city
Don was struck by a tornado Saturday causing extensive damage. The article notes political aspirants for marshal and mayor as Cuba policy fades from Congress attention and urges local charity for coal miners and needy residents amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Don
A Commission to Settle Labor Grievances
The Star advocates a government appointed commission to amicably adjust strikes. If workers are fairly paid they should submit grievances to arbitration chosen by those with real stake in labor. Opposes hiring officers who profit from business and sees arbitration reducing strikes while sparing the innocent and guilty alike.
Local notices and advertisements mix of health cure and travel
A mixed page item prompts readers to buy Cascardts Candy Cathartic with bold health claims and prices, followed by Pennsylvania Line excursion details to Petoskey and Mackinac Island with round trip fares from Columbus. Nearby notes include sales at the White House, staff updates, Salvation Army meeting, tobacco cessation ads, and local beverage ads for Stahlhuth's Clarolate and Clarke’s millinery.
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C.C. C
Zuaravtevd
Pennsylvania Line
Petoskey
Mackinac Island
Courthouse Shoe Shine Scheme Surprises Wichita
Two young women appeared at a Wichita courthouse selling shoe polish and offering free shoe shines to every man with romance in mind. County officials and clerks watched as the pair shined the shoes of officeholders, drawing curious attention to their bold display and humor.
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Wichita
Kan
Mackey
Denny
Deacon Wilson
Grace
Mr. Mackey
Curiosities in a Stump Uncover Odd Hoard Near Marshfield
In Marshfield, Wisconsin, brothers White Herman Decker and Anton Muellenbach, while chopping a stump north of the city, uncovered a coffee pot containing an 1850 Upper Bank of Canada coin, an 1814 Spanish coin, and paper claims from 1786 against Georgia for nine pounds and £25. Also found were counterfeit plates for U S currency, an unusual seven pound key and lock past Crusades era.
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Marshfield
Wis
Herman Decker
Anton Muellenbach
Upper Bank of Canada
David Dawson
State of Georgia
Abraham Barrett
Georgia
United States
FLICS AND WASPS AND THEIR FEEDING HABITS
Irish naturalist Mr Barrington observed wasps swarm over cows catching flies. Wasps bite off wings and sometimes legs or heads, then carry flies to feed larvae. In roughly 20 minutes about 300 to 460 flies were captured on two cows near the observer.
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Nature
Rk. M Barrington
Mr. Barrington
Darrington
Sentinel Promises Abundant McKinley Era News
The Indianapolis Daily Weekly and Sunday Sentinel claims the largest circulation in the state and promises extensive coverage of McKinley’s cabinet, administration, policy, state capital news, and foreign dispatches. It offers daily and weekly rates and urges Indiana readers to take a state paper for full updates.
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Sentinel
State
McKinley
Indianapolis Daily
Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel
Indiana
Hidden Heir Stirs Old Japanese Noble Lineage In California Birth
In Oakland California on Sunday November 18 Matsuko Yamagata daughter of Marquis Yamagata and wife of Yoshira Funakoshi vice consul of Japan gave birth to a son nine pounds and healthy. The child is the heir of the Funakoshi and Yamagata families and the mother is the marquis's only child. The article notes linguistic and educational background of the families and mentions Li Hung Chang’s adopted son as a comparing detail. A separate odd anecdote recounts a rabbit hunting hose incident ending with a skunk mistaken for a rabbit and the spectator is amused by the mishap.
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Oakland
Cal
Matsuko Yamagata
Marquis Yamagata
Japan
Yoshira, Funakoshi
New York Journal
New York
Funakoshi
Yamagata
Miss Prince
Tokyo
Berlin
Strasburg
Tubingen
Li Hung Chang
Sun
Chicago
Cutler
von Lengerke
Abe Kleinman
Kleinman
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Lady Friends
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