Vanderbilt's Will Lets Alfred Inherit Large Fortune
New York reports details of Cornelius Vanderbilt's will. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt inherits the larger portion of the estate becoming head of the family with a fortune around 40 to 50 million dollars. Other siblings Gladys Reginald and Gertrude each receive about 7.5 million. Alfred will donate about 5 million to Cornelius to equalize wealth.
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Boers Seek U S Volunteers in Chicago Branch
The Times reports Transvaal agents in Chicago seeking American recruits for Boer service. In Minneapolis ex members of the Thirteenth Minnesota express willingness but deem Boer victory essential. Two former Thirteenth soldiers contacted the British representative about service, who says the only path is to enlist in Canada and risk call to Africa.
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Perils of the Deep Steamer Zurich Disaster Details
Details reach Cristiana on October 27 about the Zurich foundering. The crew built two rafts as fate approached, with the captain and crew on the first raft and the mate and others on the second. Both rafts were without food or water and suffered four days at sea. The first raft was rescued near the Bigton islands on October 24 with only the captain alive. the second raft washed ashore next day with a single corpse and no survivors reported.
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Admiral Dewey Thanks for Gift of House in 1900 Letter
Frank A. Vanderlip reports Admiral Dewey received the title deed to a house presented by his countrymen. In a Washington message dated Oct 27, Dewey expresses gratitude and requests the committee accept his heartfelt thanks for their efforts.
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Fourteen Burn to Death in Ala Fire
News reports two separate fires killing fourteen people in Kuaires Alabama near Mobile. The Goodlow and Smithson families from Iowa perished in adjacent houses burned by a blaze destroying their homes and all occupants.
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Minneapolis millers skip Paris exhibit over France flour tariff
Minneapolis flour firms refuse to exhibit at the Paris exposition citing France’s tariff laws that discriminate against American flour. The American commission was told by the three major mills that they will not invest in exhibits where there is no market entry possibility.
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Split Revenue District Report From Minneapolis
In Minneal district on October 30, a report details the division of revenue duties. Local officials led by key figures present outlined changes shaping tax collection and district governance.
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Vice President Hobart Faces Relapse in Illness
News from Washington and Paterson reports Vice President Hobart suffered a relapse after weeks of illness. He experienced choking spells from heart failure, with inflammation of the stomach, leaving him unable to handle private affairs as a lifelong friend holds power of attorney. Despite concern, officials say no immediate deterioration is expected.
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No Reception Planned in Des Moines for Fifty-first Regiment
Des Moines reports no state greeting for the Fifty-first regiment as it reaches Council Bluffs at 8 a m on November 6. The unit will be disbanded in Council Bluffs and any reception held for it will occur there. Companies A and I from Des Moines arrive that afternoon with Company F from Oskaloosa, staying overnight.
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Civil service circulars limit campaign fund soliciting
An official statement by the civil service commission holds that soliciting campaign funds by letters falls within civil service law. The move follows circulars issued by W S Burdel treasurer of the Ohio Republican state executive committee, seeking contributions from federal employees. Also reports from Manila Santa Rosa Negros and Cuba views by General Fitzhugh Lee on US protectorate stability and Cuban prospects.
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Natives Not Fit For Porto Rico Self-Government
Washington report cites General Davis stating Porto Rico natives are not capable of self-government. The president will base future Porto Rico policy on this assessment in his upcoming message. Earlier, a hurricane ravaged Santiago Cuba with five days of rain and telegraph failures disrupting harbor access.
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Wheat and grain futures end little changed in Chicago session
Wheat, corn and oats closed virtually steady after a dull trading day. Wheat prices held near prior levels while corn and oats finished unchanged. Provisions edged higher on steady demand as live cattle and hog markets showed mixed strength in Chicago and Kansas City trading corridors.
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Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported at South OMatta Market
South OMatta Ont cattle receipts 6 500 with steady trade. Native beet steers 4 75 6 40, western steers 4 80 4 85, Texas steers 6 064 255 cows and heifers 3 80 4 00, stockers 3 60 4 80, calvus 4 50 0 73, bulls 2 40 4 75. Hog receipts 4 800 heavy nosed lower 4 00 4 07 5 mixed 0 19 4 07 9 5 light 4 07 9 4 02 3, bulk 4 07 4 10. Sheep receipts 8 700 higher yearlings 4 10 4 00 western muttons 3 00 4 25 lambs 4 25 5 00.
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