Ministers reply to critics signals shift in political norms
Berlin dispatch reports ministers replying through newspapers to critics. Prince Hohenlohe issues a semi official response in the Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung amid suspicions of dark intr igues behind the scenes. The item notes a broader pattern of ministers facing public critique. Zola trial delayed as defense seeks adjournment. Labori appears in court with Zola. Li Hung Chang named acting viceroy of Canton ahead of possible degradation under French demands.
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Berlin
von Miquel
Landrath
Prince Hohenlohe
Norde Deutche Allesame- Maine Zeitung
Canton
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Cleveland wine maker fined by tax office in Asheville
In Buncombe County North Carolina on December 21 1900 or 21st unknown year Job Cleveland cousin of former President Grover Cleveland was investigated by Internal Revenue Collector Harkins for tax stamp violations on wine bottles. Cleveland a reclusive manufacturer claimed no knowledge of the stamp law and visited the office to explain. The aged 74 year old man who recently moved from New York lives alone in seclusion and faced questioning about revenue law compliance.
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Asheville
N. C
Job Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Harkins
Buncombe Country
Cleveland
Gleveland
New York
Sullivan Says Hei is Broke in New York Testimony
John Li sued Anheuser-Busch Brewing for 1600 dollars for beer furnished to his saloon at 608 Sixth Avenue. Sullivan testified he was not worth a cent and called the saloon a morgue while recounting broken promises. He described himself as powerful, slow, and beefy, now working on a salary.
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Eee
Sullivan
Hei
Broadway
Depositors Won’t Lose in Produce Exchange Pill
New York December 21 State Bank Examiner Kilburn says deposits of savings banks in the Produce Exchange trust company amount to about 500000. As preferred creditors there is no chance of any savings bank depositors losing money from the suspension. He expects every depositor to recover every dollar. Stockholders could be held for up to 2500000 if needed. Kilburn notes no shaky banking concern in the city.
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New York
Produce Exchange Trust Company
State
Kilburn
Savings
Congressman's Illness at Youngs Hotel in Boston
Congressman C A Boutelle of Maine, staying at the Youngs Hotel in Boston, has fallen seriously ill. Early reports sought to suppress the news while a bulletin said he suffers congestion of the brain from a severe indigestion attack. Doctors judge the malady temporary.
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Boutelle
Boston
C. A. Boutelle
Maine
Youngs Hotel
Legacy gifts fund libraries in York and Falls City
Mrs. Lydia A. B. Woods of York Maine died recently and left $10,000 to York and Falls City for public libraries. The remaining estate after certain private bequests goes to the Orphans home in Denver.
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Lydia A. B. Woods
York, Meb
York and
Falls City
Denver
Hood's Sarsaparilla rated as a cure all claim
An ancient ad style note extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for blood troubles scrofula pimples and various organs diseases. It cites Mrs. M E Powers of Chicago praising relief from rheumatism after using the product, presenting it as a trusted household remedy.
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Hood
M. E. Powers
St. Lawrence Ave
Chicago
Wright murder case to go to jury today
Muscatine Dec 21 The Wright murder case heads to a jury tomorrow with final arguments concluded. Judge Brannan will adjourn until 9 AM when the charge will be given and the jury decides George Wright's responsibility for the July murder of Mrs Nellie Crippen of South Muscatine. The defense denies insanity while the evidence points to Wright’s guilt.
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Muscatine
Wright
Brannan
George Wright
Nellie Crippen
Solith” Muscatine
Bishop Nov Major Bishop Seeks Muscatine Command
In Muscatine on November 2 Captain Bishop of the Fiftieth Regiment I N G is nominated for major to replace Captain T C Dalzell of Davenport who has resigned. Reports show three fourths of the regiment supports Bishop with a handsome vote expected. Captain Cherry and Captain Glasgow say they are not candidates.
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Muscatine
Fiftieth Regiment
Fiftieth Pesimiene I. N. G
Bishop
T. C. Dalzell
Davenport
Cherry
Glasgow
Charity Ball to Be Giver Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines Associated Charities votes unanimously to hold a charity ball despite opposition from the ministerial association. Ministers scheduled to meet Monday. one clergy man supported lectures by Charles William Stubb, who spoke twice this week, with most ministers absent. last year’s ball netted $1500.
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Des Moinés
Iowa
Des Moines
Associated Charities
Charles William Stubb
Jr. Everest Cathell
Des Moines Adopts New Grade System for Inmate Clothing
The state board of control approved a three grade clothing system for penitentiary inmates effective January 1. Grade 1 covers exemplary conduct with soft wool suits bearing no stripes, Grade 2 robes with subdued stripes for minor rule violators, while Grade 3 keeps the old black and white attire for unruly prisoners.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Tragic Suicide of Local Worker Frank Dvorak
In Cedar Rapids on December 21 Frank Dvorak a 25 year old laborer of 1216 North Fifth Street consumed carbolic acid and died shortly after. Financial struggles and long standing despondency preceded the act with inquest unlikely. Funeral arrangements tentatively set for Friday afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Dvorak
North Fifth
West
Dvorak
Brorak
Reception for Bishop Morrison at Iowa Falls
Iowa Falls residents welcomed Bishop Morrison on his first diocesan visit with a reception at the K P and I O O F hall and evening services at the Congregational church. The visit marks growth in the local Episcopal parish and its promising role in city church life. Des Moines warns of smallpox risk in colored districts and calls for a hospital, amid reports of ten cases among Coalfield miners. State board reports on county asylums reveal crowded, under care conditions prompting plans to abolish county facilities and move all inmates to state institutions.
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Morrison
Iowa Falls
K. of P
Congregational Church
Des Moines
Kennedy
State Board of Health
McKeveen
State Board
Monroe County
State Board of Control
Iowa
Fire at Anamosa destroys store and parlors
A December 21 fire in Anamosa caused by a coal oil stove explosion damaged Lorimer & Dilley's millinery store on East Main Street and Dr W B Pearsons dental parlors. The building owned by Dr Skinner suffered about 1500 in damage with 800 on stock insured. Pearson carried no insurance. Fire department action prevented greater loss.
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Anamosa
Lorimer?& Diléy’simili Nery
Main ‘Street
W. B. Pearson
Skinner
Pearson Carrief
Railroads face looming freight discrimination hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission began a hearing on complaints that railroads have agreed to discriminatory freight classifications, with effects starting January 1. Springfield strike renewal follows Tuesday’s declaration, as workers seek proper settlement.
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Ated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Springfeld
Matt Atkins
Frankfort
Mich
Gethher
Buehter College
Akron
Shirving
Northwest Mounted Police
Dawson
Edmonton
Albert Wolf
Petona
Ind
Harry Fraley
Wolf
Fraley
Nebraska Supreme Court
Harrison
Omaha
Scott
Markets by Telegraph New York Wheat Receipts Reported
New York markets show wheat receipts 5,000. corn receipts 120,000 bushels. Flour steady. wheat and corn futures mixed with May contracts trading around 69 1/2 cents and 33 cents respectively. Oats up, short supply noted. principal shippers report varied activity and receipts by flour, wheat, corn, and oats totaling numerous carloads.
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New York
Chicago
Rio
Last Christmas Steamers Sail with Wealth of Mail
New York reports the holiday mail rush ending with ships New England St Louis Trave Lucania carrying tens of thousands of letters and large sums in money orders. The New York post office remains the central hub for the season’s distribution as Elliott’s department processes vast sums.
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New York
New England
Boston
Atlantic
St. Louis
Trave
Lucania
New York Post Ofice
Elliott
Suit for Breach of Promise In Pittsburg Society
Pittsburg Pa Dec 21 Mary Curtis said to belong to a prominent Boston family yesterday filed suit for 160000 against Frank H Denny of Pittsburg for alleged breach of promise to marry He is described as a leading young man active in local clubs and en route to Europe
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Pittsburg
Mary Curtis
Boston
Frank H. Denny
Denny
Europe
Local market prices for produce and staples list
A dense listing of home grown and regional goods with varied prices. Items include potatoes, onions, cabbage, beans, celery, oats, flour, meal, bran, hay, butter, eggs, coal, wood, nuts, poultry, game, oranges, bananas, lemons, apples, peaches, cranberries, figs, dates, honey, and more with per unit and per case rates. Numerous named varieties and regional brands appear, reflecting a bustling commodity table.
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Minn
Ohios
Burbanks
Canada
Iowa
Graham
Upland
Prairife
Eges—lfe
California
Howe
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago market report December 21 shows hogs at 3.90 to 4.15 for heavy to mixed, 3.95 to 4.10 for lights. cattle receipts 7,000 with steers 4.25 to 6.99, cows 3.00 to 4.40, Texans 4.25 to 5.25, stockers 3.00 to 4.90. sheep 10,000 with lambs 4.00 to 5.60. overall notations indicate strength in sheep and higher cattle values.
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Chicago
Palmer Reinstated as Grand Army Leader at Springfield
General John M. Palmer, early G A R representative and former department commander, has been reinstated into his prior post at Springfield. He led the Fourteenth Army Corps in the Atlanta Campaign and helped found the Illinois department, active in 1869 1870, resident of Carlinville. Wednesday a Memphis conspiracy case verdict found Frank Thompson and Bed Thompson guilty, each fined 250 dollars, for pauper death scheme. Thompson was said to have been arrested in St Louis with four cadaver bodies bound for medical colleges in the north.
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John M. Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Stevenson
Springfield
Palmer
Fourteenth Army Corps
Atlanta
Sinois
Carlinville
Bed
Frank Thompson
Memphis. Tenn
St. Louis
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Promises Refund
Meagher, a famed elephant trainer known as Patsy Forepaugh, was killed Wednesday in Sellsville, Ohio, when the elephant Sid, after an attempted correction with a stick, hurled him and trampled him. Sid had been in captivity 20 years and was not considered vicious.
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M. J. Meagher
Patsy Forepaugh
Sellsville
Sid
Meagher
Meaghers
Ex-Governor Bussel and Senator Chamberlin Charge Gallinger
The charges against Senator J. M. Gallinger for violating civil service laws will go before Concord grand jury next week. United States District Attorney Hamblett holds the case, alleging Gallinger solicited subscriptions from federal employees for campaign purposes as chairman of the state Republican committee.
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C. A. Bussel
W. ©. Chandler
J. M. Gallinger
Grand
Concord
N. Y
United States District Attorney
Hamblett
Senator Gallinger
State Republican Committee
Watch the Want Columns in the Republican
A brief note highlights the Want columns found in the Republican newspaper, inviting readers to review classified sections for listings, jobs, and services. The teaser suggests practical value and timely opportunities within the paper’s pages.
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The
Republican
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Paris
Emile Zola
M. Judet
Petit: Journal
Francois Zola
Maitre Labori
Mepis
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Associ
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Liverpool
London
India
New-York-Money
Joan
M. E. Nabstedt & Sons
Second St
Telephone
Sicily
Brazils
Minnesota
Hallowee
Hallowell
Honey
Colorado
Oys Park
E. We Grove
E. Third St
Fritz T
Schmidt’& Son
Henry Reis
West Second Street
C. A. Spencer
Second Ave
Eighteenth St
Rock Island
A. Kredick
Brady
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