New York City Education Budget And City Expenditures
The New York Board of Education requests 14 million for future school building projects. Robert W Wilcox emerges as a notable Hawaii delegate with ties to monarchy restoration and anti annexation. Infant asylum matrons warn gray dresses distress infants while bright red attire brings cheer. New York statistics show municipal costs at 23.921 per resident with police at 3.61 and debt per head at 73.21, while per head valuation stands at 1611.9.
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Board of Education of
City of
New York
Greater
Empress Hatuko's Role in Westernization and Indian Territory Population
The document credits Empress Hatuko for influence on Japan's westernized trends and notes a long line of rulers. It discusses Oklahoma and Indian Territory populations totaling 788,000, with voting residents over 125,000 and potential four-seat representation in Congress and electoral college under a 200,000 ratio.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Congress
House of Representatives
Col‘lege
Railroads Replace Thousands of Bridges and Embankments
The Santa Fe route says in four years it replaced about 2,590 bridges totaling nearly 40 miles with 9.02 miles of steel spans and 28.57 miles of embankments. It also added 297 arch culverts, 2,574 rows of cast iron pipe and 275 rows of culvert pipe.
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Santa Fe
Oldest Married Couple in Country Celebrates 71st Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thornburgh of Forest Grove Oregon claim the nation’s oldest married status as they mark 71 years since their 1829 Tennessee wedding. They later moved to Keokuk County Iowa and then Oregon. The piece also notes Mrs. Sarah Russell’s 106 years and memory of War of 1812, plus census oddities in Texas and county data.
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C. C. Thorn
Burgh
Forest
Grove
Ore
Tennessee
Thornburgh
Keokuk Couny
Oregon
Sarah Russell
Maloné
Russell
Malone
Canada
Kansas Great Winter Wheat Yield Tops State Record
The 1900 Kansas crop bulletin reports a winter wheat yield of 76,595,443 bushels the largest in state history, up 33,779,972 bushels from last year and valued at 19,607,127. Corn yields 434,523,677 bushels, down 90,659,755 from 1899, valued at 39,581,835. Spring wheat 743,648 bushels valued at 350,048. oats 31,169 bushels valued at 6,626,443. Also notes bullfights barred in Phoenix festival preparations.
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Topeka
Kan
F ‘D. Coburn
Kansas
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Lina
Anderson
Ceesecr
Atchison
Arton
Bourbonne
Butler
Cheyenne
Clark
Clay
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Crawford
Decatur
Dickinson
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Heer
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Montgomery Hog
Morris
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Ness Fennece
Sworton Ener
Osage
Osborne
Ottaw
Pawnee Wae
Philips
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Republic
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Sheridan - Bss
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Sumner Ae Eaee
Thomas Pace
Trege
S. Dteeenes
Wabaunsee
BMD
ISBAT
Pallogton
Wichita
Willson
Alee
Woodson
Wyandotte Escepes
Brotm.com
Jerusalem
Wreck Near Olathe Kills Boy in Caboose
A passenger train crashed into the rear of a northbound freight train near Clare, Kansas on the Southern Kansas railway. Noble Thomas, 16, of Emporia, in the freight caboose, was killed. engineer and fireman seriously injured. several passengers lightly hurt. The freight had backed into a switch as the passenger train, not stopping, collided. The boy slept through the crash and burned before rescue.
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Olathe
Kan
Clare
Southern Kansas Railroad
Noble Thomas
Emporia
Telegraph strike rumors and reward issued in Santa Fe
Santa Fe officials say the six telegraphers strike is nearly over as positions fill and hiring halts soon. General Manager Mudge offers a $250 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone cutting or obstructing telegraph wires or instruments. Some wire interference reported on the Oklahoma division and at Olathe Kansas amid suspected saboteurs.
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Yopeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Manfiger Mudge
Oklahoma
Olathe
Kani
Trouble
Presidents McKinley and Harrison Dine with Justice Harlan
Washington December 12 President McKinley and ex President Harrison met at a dinner hosted by Supreme Court Justice Harlan. It marked the first press favorable gathering seen in Washington outside the White House in some time. The event addressed circulating reports of strained relations between the two leaders.
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Washington
McKinley
Harrison
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
White House
Waldersee Chaffee Incident Ends Amicably
Berlin reports the Waldersee Chaffee dispute was resolved after a rough letter by Gen Chaffee drew a stern reply from Field Marshal von Waldersee. Chaffee sent a second apology and was invited to breakfast, ending the matter on amicable terms.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Marshal von Waldersee
Chaffee
Fyeld
Field Marshal von Waldersee
Gen
Fifth Cavalry Battles Insurgents Near Santa Cruz
A Fifth Cavalry detachment clashed with about 100 insurgents south of Santa Cruz Sunday. The enemy fled after a pursuit of several miles with many dead found. No American casualties reported. Additional minor encounters accompanied this action.
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Manila
Dee
Fifth Cavalry S
Santa Cruz
Kickapoo claim payout bill and other late 19th century items
Representative Miller of Kansas introduces a bill to pay the Kickapoos 215 299 dollars representing the claimed difference on 183 065 acres. The World reports two clever confidence men believed to be heading to the country. An armed uprising in Yucatan is quickly quelled with about 50 leaders arrested. The Dutch government refuses arbitration between Transvaal and Britain. Chicago police chief Ripley resigns. A wreck injures several in Kentucky while a Utah freight wreck disrupts the line near Fenelon station.
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Anka
Kickapoor
Washington
Miller
Kansas
New York
Italy
Solferino
Merida
Treasury estimates for next fiscal year compare with last year
A Washington report by clerks of Senate and House appropriations committees completes a full statement of estimated appropriations for 1902 versus 1901. It lists next year totals and line items for Agriculture, Army, Navy, Pensions, Post Office, District of Columbia, Fortifications, Indian, Diplomatic, Sundry Civil, and more with precise figures.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate
House
Columbia
Academny
Panic at West Twelfth street Turter wall crowd tragedy
Fifteen hundred children panicked during a Punch and Judy show on West Twelfth street. The crowd surged and trampled to flee imagined fire danger, with about a hundred injured and several leaping from galleries in the crowded hall.
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Chicago
Beckham Inaugurated in Kentucky for Three Year Term
Gov Beckham was inaugurated Tuesday for a three year term. The ceremonies were the state’s most elaborate in a decade with a grand inaugural parade featuring three regiments, civic societies, and dignitaries from multiple cities. In his inaugural address Beckham focused on state matters and did not mention William Goebel.
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Frankfort
Dee
Beckham
Duckworth Club
Cincinnati
Louisville
Otter “Towris
Gov. Beckham i
William Goebel
Embezzlement Indictment Hits Bank Official L Alvord Jr
New York Dec 12 Cornelius L Alvord Jr former note teller of the First National Bank charged with embezzling about 60 000 from the bank and falsifying accounts to take nearly 700 600 for his own use The grand jury returned the indictment in federal court Byrnes US District Attorney led the filing related reports from multiple jurisdictions also mention wartime and colonial notes in the same column segments
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New York
Cornelius “L. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
United States Grand Jury
United States
District
Byrnes
Alvord
Senate and House Proceedings Highlight Hay-Pauncefote Debates
The Senate took little open business on the sixth with executive session dominating the Hay-Pauncefote treaty discussion. The House passed the Great Oleomargarine bill 196 to 92, while a ship subsidy debate continued in both chambers amid other measures including a tax and prohibition focus and a cadet hazing death inquiry.
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Hoar
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Massachusetts
United States
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Yorktown
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Army
Littlefield
Cal
Burleigh
Boutelle
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A.C. Harmer
DeArmond
Charles A. Towne
Davis
Minnesota
Gilfett
New Hebrides Islands
Pacific
Clay
Payne
Swanson
Oscar L. Booz
Pristoly
Labor union march and public utility talks in Louisville
The American Federation of Labor resolutions committee reported after the Monday meeting. The first resolution reaffirmed support for initiative and referendum adopted at the convention by 82 to 56. Additional resolutions urged Congress to pass a higher education bill for the blind, an eight hour bill for post office workers, and municipal ownership of public utilities. A separate report notes Hancock’s Manila to Nagasaki voyage carrying 1,500 dead and 52 cabin passengers, with 1, L deaths en route. The Roosevelt era items include rural free delivery expansion estimates and a Christmas season parsonage gift to a denomination.
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Louisville
Resolutions Committee
The
American Federation of Labor
Congress
de Hancock
San” Francisco
Hancock
Manila
Nagasaki
Philippines
China
Hancock Y
Canada expects 900 53 its Rensuis rotur
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Canada and numbers 900 and 53 appears without clear context. Likely an incomplete note on a race or shipment, with names and details unreadable.
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Canada
President McKinley’s Message Draws Wide Praise
National reactions praise the president's address as timely and comprehensive. Comments from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Pittsburgh Times New York Times and others applaud its calm confidence in republican policy, calls for decisive action against trusts, and humane China policy while noting influence on the Philippines question.
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Eny
Congress
Sun
McKinley
Cincinnati Commercial ‘Tribune
Pittsburgh Times
N. Y
Baltimore
China
San Francisco Chronicle
Republic
N. Y. Tribune
Rez “Publican
Troy Times
Philadelphia Press
Philippines
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Nation's True Policy Advocates Prudence and Expansion
The article discusses the State of the Union tone under President McKinley, urging economy in expenditures during prosperity while supporting legitimate industrial expansion. It notes growing power, vigilance against excess, and the need to extend liberty and justice, praising administration humanity on the Chinese issue and Cuba promises.
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Indianapolis Journal
Philippines
Keep
Cuba
Invester
Porto
United States
Europe
State of the Union
McKinley
Louis Globe-Democraé
Danish Proverbs Fold Into Halting SemiSuccess
Fragmentary lines hint at Danish maxims about neighbors and the day, with odd spellings and stray quotes. The text reads like a half completed proverb collection, noting a good neighbor as a good morrow and references to mischief and death in broken phrases.
Mrs Pinkham Advice Helps Women Seek Treatment
Mrs Pinkham advocates Lydia E. B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female disturbances and ovarian inflammation. The advertisement cites Mrs Chappell of Grant Park Illinois as a case example and claims her advice comes from twenty five years of women’s confidences and success.
Weekly Excursion Sleepers to San Antonio and West Coast
Excursion sleepers run weekly from Kansas City via the M K T Ry and Katy Flyer to San Antonio, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Departures occur every Tuesday at 8 16 p m. and Saturday at 9 05 p m. from SE Lowin by the lines referenced.
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Lowin
M. KE
In-One and Tales of Everyday Quips and Ads
A collage of scattered quips and ad snippets from various papers. The lines reference humorous lines about pets medicines bric a brac and fashion with casual dialogue and a photographer joke, reflecting light newspaper filler content.
Life saved by Dodd's Kidney Pills in illness scare
Chicago December 10 1900 Catholic Foresters report Mr B P Bush conducted Holy Name Court 26 nearly died from Bright's Disease. After doctors and kidney pills he regained health, praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as life saving. Sold at 50 cents a box.
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Chicago
Lil
P. Bush
Holy Name
Court
Bright
Bush
Dodd
Rush
Tush
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