Trade official to inspect cattle imports to U S
Dr T A Geddes head of the misc division of the U S Department of Agriculture will go to Great Britain as special inspector. He will base in London and travel the United Kingdom to examine animals before export to the United States. The move aims to curb contagious diseases like tuberculosis and protect the cattle industry.
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T. A. Geddes
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Department of Arriculture
Great Britain
Dar. Geddes
London
United Kingdom
Government sells surplus naval guns at Charlestown yard
The United States disposed of old cannons from Bas tary harbor defenses. Sixty guns and fifty-one carriages sold to O Connor Brothers of Boston for 7000. A second lot of ninety one guns and sixty six carriages sold to Malcolm Peters of New York for 5000. Admiral Dewey removed his gift collection from the National Museum to Rhode Island Avenue.
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United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
Admiral Dewey
National Museum
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington
Russian Ambassador Denies Tien Tsin Annexation Report
Count Cassini, Russia's ambassador to the United States, says no annexation of Tien Tsin has occurred and such a step is utterly improbable. He mentions a possible concession like British or anti French allotments but rejects the notion of immediate Russian possession.
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Count Cassini
United States
Tien Tsin
Russia
Madrid cabinet council declares Carlist rising failed
General Azcarraga said there were no Carlists under arms in Spain and the rising had failed completely. He announced a Spanish American convention signed in Washington ceduring Cayaqaes and Cibutu in the Philippine archipelago for 150000 dollars.
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Azcarraga
Spain
Washington
Cayaqaes
Cibutu
Philippine Archipelago
Reunion move prompts bid to Cleveland or another city
The Chicago Record reports the Grand Army of the Republic will not hold its next annual reunion in Denver. Unsatisfactory railroad rate arrangements may shift the event to a city on eastern lines, likely Cleveland, instead of Colorado's capital.
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Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Western
Colorado
Cleveland
Eastern Lines
Rail wreck on C N W line kills Michigan fireman
An ore train running forty five miles an hour was wrecked near Iron Mountain Michigan by spreading of the rails. Engine overturned. Fireman George Tall of Wilson Michigan was killed. Conductor Swaby of Escanaba and Engineer Tim Hogan of Green Bay were seriously injured but expected to recover.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Irom Mountain
Mich
George Tall
Wilson, Mich
Swaby
Escanaba
Tim Hogan
Green Bay
Pittsburgh banker Joha Robinson arrested on embezzlement charges
Joha Robinson, secretary of several Pittsburgh savings associations, faces eight counts of embezzlement and falsifying accounts. Held on $11,000 bail, the Cash Globe Mutual and Industrial Building and Loan associations have receivers appointed.
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Joha
Robinson
Globe- Mutual and Industrial Building and Loan Associations of
Pittsburgh
Louisville Bride Weds Lord in London Chapel
Miss Grace Carr of Louisville Kentucky married Lord Newbrough at Savoy Chapel London United States Ambassador Choate officiated and the couple will honeymoon via Paris to Ceylon before returning to their home.
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Grace Carr
Louisville
Lord Newbbrough
Savoy Chapel
London
United States
Choate
Lord
Lady Newbrough
Ceylon
Paris
London special Mikasa launches in Darrow shipyard
The Japanese battleship Mikasa, described as the most formidable vessel of its kind, was launched recently at the Victors Maxim works in Darrow.
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London
Mikasa
Victors-Maxim
Darrow
Senator Davis Improves, Leads Foreign Affairs Chair
St. Paul reports special Senator Davis, chairman of the senate committee on foreign affairs, is much better and recovering. The update notes his return to duties as health improves.
Chilean Fleet Purchase Rumors Denied
Dispatch from Santiago via Galveston reports rumors of a Chilian government warship purchase are unfounded. The future president is to be proclaimed at a large liberal convention with Don Pedro Montt Fernando Lacono and Ramon Barros Luco named as probable candidates.
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Santiagon de Chili
Galveston
Tex
Don Pedro Montt
Fernando Lacono
Ramon Barros Luco
General DeWit Wounded in Clash at Reusburg Drift
A Pretoria dispatch reports General DeWit wounded in the leg during fighting with General Kaos's troops at Reusburg drift. The incident highlights intensified action in the area and involves high ranking officers.
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Pretoria
DeWit
Kaos
Reusburg Drift
McKinley Roosevelt Win National Election in Strong Victory
The Republican ticket of McKinley and Roosevelt wins the presidency and secures a Republican majority in both houses. New York State despite Bryan efforts, gives large Republican plurality with Illinois Michigan and Minnesota following the trend.
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Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Hobart
New York
New York City
Ilinois
Michigan
McKinley Victory Extends Republican Gains Across Nation
The article notes Republican gains in the West and in Maryland, with McKinley carrying California, Oregon, North Dakota, Kansas, South Dakota, Washington, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and possibly Nebraska. It records Bryan failing to win any doubtful states' electoral votes, reduced margins in Massachusetts, and a strong national turnout. Ohio margins show McKinley by about 80,000 as Bryan campaigns widely.
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Bryan and Stevenson Electoral Vote Prospects Cited
The returns indicate Bryan and Stevenson will receive the electoral votes of the states listed as necessary to elect, totaling 224. This briefing notes the pivotal states and the implied path to victory for the ticket.
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Bryan and
Stevenson
McKinley Wins National Victory in Largest Majority
The article reports Republican landslides across states including Missouri North Dakota New Jersey Maryland New York Indiana and Illinois. Bryan held no firm lead as results poured in while violence erupted at a Denver polling place.
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Bryan
Illinois
Denver
McKinley
Republicans Win House Majority In Postwar Vote
Returns show Republicans with 197 seats, Democrats 152, and fusion 8, clinching a working majority of 57 in the House. The tally, current through early Wednesday, confirms GOP control sustained since the Fifty fourth Congress.
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Bryan
Congress
Senate
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House of Representatives
Around a Big State Indiana News Briefs
Summary of local items from Indiana including population figures, accidents and deaths, smallpox outbreaks, school closures over diphtheria risk, a found inscribed terrapin, work accidents, contracts for government carts, a mining property sale, church mission meetings, gas rate protests, a fatal Halloween prank death, and a teen suicide.
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Pennville
William Fountain
Wabash
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Mathew Maxwell
Knightstown
Laporte Board of Education
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Rising Sun
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Willey
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Tell City
Terre Haute Carriage and Bugzy Company
Manilla
G. W. Long
Chicago & Erie
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Alaska
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Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Richmond
Benjamin Johnson
Phariba Stevens
Mexico
McKinley and Bryan Vote in Separate States
President McKinley cast a ballot in Canton at 6 17 this morning as he exercised the franchise in a normal manner. William Jennings Bryan voted in Lincoln at 11 10, about six blocks from his home, where about fifty residents gathered to witness the ceremony.
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McKinley
Canton
Bryan
Lincoln
Bryan Seeks Rest After Election News
Mr. Bryan learned the general result at his Lincoln home and retired early. At 8 o clock newspaper men sought a statement but he had gone to sleep. He glanced at the returns, then lay down and slept within five minutes, showing little concern amid the nationwide reaction.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
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