Cautious Talk On Morals And Politics In Failing Times
An array of reflections critiques public virtue and leadership. The piece warns voters to scrutinize candidates, urging patience, purpose, and restraint while noting youth programs for Native Americans and a stalled China to Russia railroad project amid imperial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Li Bang Chang
Bugjahd
Russia
Arieen
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
Ching
Mongkong and Chenghal Bank
Husaia
Erdat
War tensions mount over Fashoda with troop mobilization
The Paris yellow book sharpens war talk as Britain orders naval and land forces to Halifax and Cherbourg mobilizations. French officials refuse concessions, while Paris presses for a recall of Major Marchand and warns of Britain's possible humiliation in Fashoda negotiations.
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Brandd
Paris
London
Halifax
Cherbourg
Francs
Maual
Lord Salisbury
Tashoda
Dolasgo
Marchent
The
London Times
Baron de Courcel
Creta
Pansy
Touchon
Figaro
France
Great Britain
Branco
Marchand
Supreme Court rules Kansas City Live Stock Exchange not a trust
The U S Supreme Court decides the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange is not amenable to anti trust laws in a Greek Mill Co dissent case. Justice Peckham writes the decision while Justice Harlan dissents warning of potential syndicate control if such combinations extend to oil sugar and lumber. The ruling impacts boards of trade and livestock exchanges nationwide and details remain unreleased from Washington.
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Supreme Court
Kanens
Kaneas Crirr
Kanasaa
Scobanga
United States
United States Supreme Court
Tustlon Peckham
Justice Harlan
Convisions
Board of Trades, Commercial
Exchange
Livestock Exchange
Busines
T Hen
Ita
War costs and daily expenses under early United States conflict
The article reports on war expenses vs revenues, noting daily outlays averaging about 1.6 million during hostilities, with peak single-day outlays around 4.1 million. It compares Civil War and Spanish American War figures, cites monthly totals, and shows a substantial fiscal deficit for the year. It references government disbursements and receipts, April to October trends, and army navy spending in 1861 1862.
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Oyro
Chicago
United States
Spain
Treasury
Standstill in Manila trade as General Rios unsettles arangem ent
General Rios undoes a temporary commercial convention at Mantle Masila disrupting inter island traffic. The steamer Gan Nicholas sailed under the American flag but was forced back by a Spanish gunboat claiming Filipino crew could carry contraband. The insurgent steamer Murlola entered Manila harbor and lowered its flag after American notice. British merchants, with $200 million capital idle, urged British governor to hasten settlement. Insurgent troops face pay shortages and threaten to capture Manila. Filipino papers demand independence and denounce U.S. rule.
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General Rios
Mantle
Masila
Rios
Spain
Philippines
Ordera
General Rion
Gan Nicholas
Manila
Filippinos
Nicholas
United States
Gimbost McCulloch
Atesmer Murlola
Herbor
Alat
Whites and Negroes Fight Near Harpersville Resulting in Many Deaths
A confrontation during an attempted arrest of a Negro near Harpersville in Scott county leaves one white deputy dead and several wounded. Reports indicate as many as nine Negroes killed by local residents and sheriff's men. A larger pursuit of about fifty Negroes continues with reinforcements from neighboring towns. Governor McLaurin is en route as the chase heads toward Forest and nearby swamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpersville
Scott County
Harporeville
Passa
McLaurin
Forest
Supreme Court Rules Against Joint Traffic Association
The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Joint Traffic Association violated the Sherman antitrust law, upholding government arguments that railroads formed a restraint of trade. The decision, delivering a narrow majority, preserved federal power to regulate railroad practices as semi public utilities. Justice Peckham announced the ruling joined by Fuller, Harlan, Brewer, Brown, and Peckham with dissents by Gray, Shiras, and White.
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Wassmaror
Oat
United States Supreme Court
Joint Traffic Association
United States
Haaever
Supreme Court
Great Eastern Trunkines
Transmissouri Freight Association
Aupréma Court
Fuller
Justicet
Harlan, Brewer
United ‘States District Court
Southern ‘District of New York
Attorney “General
Court of Appeals
Association
Railronda
Edmunds
James C. Carter
E.J. Phelps
Richards
Peckham
Congress
Calef
Harlan
Juatica
President Jeese May Resign At December Board Meeting
Scattered notes indicate President Jeese plans resignation at the board of curators meeting on December 1. Antagonism among certain university officials and staff is cited as the motive, with rumors of Blanton potential replacement and calls for leadership change at Columbia.
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Jeese
Br. Louis
Thace
Eltimni
The
State University
Jesse
Thinge
Columbia
Jecne
Anlow
Blanton
Universcity
Cuban Exiles Rally as Insurgent Campaign Grows in Havana
Reports describe Cuban generals and colonels arriving in Havana from Puerto Principe and the seat to spur war against the Americans. Cuban patriotic clubs form, flags clash, and a secret circular denounces suspected traitors while urging vigorous action against both Spaniards and Americans. Admiral Sampson reportedly did not attend a Sunday service as crowds gathered at the Old Jans theater in Havana.
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Havana
Sral Rego
Puerto Principe
Compa
Americana
Torrente
Haa
Calixto Garcis
Calixto Garcia
Ceffsor
Havane
Vigorona
Cervera
Marlnano
Island
Parredo
Ft.ill
Cubién
Madrid
Spain
a-Qarriage
Mear the Charch
New York
New York Herald
Havans
Sampson
Admiyal Champson
Leyte
Boeken
Fulton
Snow Storms Rage Across Kansas and Missouri Frontier
Reports from Oct 16 to Oct 26 describe heavy, cold snow across Kansas towns including Garden City and Topeka, with intermittent snow in Missouri and Nebraska. Telegraph lines suffer, winds turn fierce, and October snow records are challenged in towns like Sipaard and Nevana.
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Kansas
Gresti
St. Louis
Wbd
Davenport
Rainie
Missisippi
Terperatnes Oeerails
Keaida
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Torna
Mosarlons
Garden City
Auking
Garden-ity
Rock Island
Topeka
Phillipsburg
Fairbury
Neb
Horton
Rock Yaland
Topela
Froenses
Kani
Essaon
Marlow
W. E. Blanney
J. M. Miller
B. Lambert
Exavara
Kan
Mercury Registera
Lawpenon
Jose
Scort
Sipaard
Joruix
Nevana
Cuban general’s proclamation inflames Cuba dispute
The Cuban general Jose Martel issues a proclamation titled Cuba for the Cubans urging resistance to American troops landing. In Springfield Illinois the Torrence land title act is upheld by the state supreme court in a separate ruling. Snow blankets Lincoln Nebraska delaying threshing as a heavy winter storm hits the region.
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Springfield
Iil
Lljucia Aupreme
Elmont
Mont
Lincoln
London A: Alapateh ta The ghange Telegraph yy from Paris
A garbled OCR fragment mentions London and Paris with references to telegraph news. The readable bits imply a notice about telegraph communications or a Paris dispatch. No clear events, dates, or named individuals.
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London
Alapateh
Paris
Ree Honovator and Dr Key Lung Remedies
The text presents claims about remedies from Medical Co. Saratoga and others as widely proven. It includes shopper dialogue discussing a baby and reactions to someone’s actions, with a focus on consumer awareness and public belief.
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Key
America
Acre
Pea Medical Co
Saratoga Y. and & Wa
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