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Berlin talks with Chinese minister and British events dominate this week’s front. The Queen meets Canadian soldiers in a poignant royal moment. Rumors swirl about a new yacht for the Prince of Wales with potential links to Emperor William. A deadly poisoning scare spreads from Mane to Liverpool as arsenic found in glucose prompts public health alarms.
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Guam Disaster Reports Severe Typhoon Damage
Rear Admiral Remey reports the typhoon hit Guam with the sternest impact in recent memory. The palace at Agana and government buildings were wrecked, the sea flooded areas, and many homeless hid in schools and jails. No confirmed deaths at Agana but epidemic mortality rose from destruction, Murajan leveled, several villagers killed, coasters missing.
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Tropical disaster aid and military actions reported
Destruction of crops and cocoanut trees. relief efforts underway with Admiral Remey sending food via Arethusa from Cavite. Brutus and Solace will aid shortages while Yosemite damage sinks its propeller. Subig relief by Lieut. Col. Goodrelt with 100 marines. Journal notes rebel activities and large bolomen surrender near Ibu and Vi Hu in Luzon as Gen. Treno disrupts food supply.
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United States Nicaragua Canal Treaty Signed
Secretary May and Nicaragua’s minister Senor Corres signed a treaty granting the United States exclusive rights to construct and operate a canal across Nicaragua with free use of the San Juan river and Lake Managua. Nicaragua to receive compensation likely around 6 million dollars and to purge rival treaties. Panama route discussions with Colombia and Costa Rica also noted. Senate ratification pending.
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Corner on Eggs From Chicago Packers Sparks Profits
A Chicago egg market corner has driven prices to 19 cents per dozen, with Armour Swift and other packers securing large profits. A broad Chicago network including Western Cold Storage Monarch Refrigeration Purcell Tinkham and C I Weaver Co is involved, while Beatrice Neb firm Buskell Bosworth buys nationwide. Fresh egg stocks in Chicago total only about 2 600 cases, signaling tight supply as prices may rise further.
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Cornell VioIos win intercollegiate cross country title
Cornell University with runners from Ithaca clinched the cross country intercollegiate championship at Morris Park. The Ithacans led by 26 points at the finish as Yale and Pennsylvania tied for second, followed by Columbia in fourth and Princeton in fifth.
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Tragic Farm Family Shootings Near Plymouth
In Plymouth Missouri on December 1 Frank Young, a white farmer, began a rampage with a knife injuring his wife. His son Elmer intervened and shot Young, killing him instantly.
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Hobson Taken to Hospital with Typhoid Threat
Lieut. Richmond Pearson Hobson was moved to Presbyterian Hospital this afternoon amid fears of typhoid fever. The news desk notes the developing illness as of December first in New York.
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Navy Beats Army in Thrilling Franklin Field Game
At Franklin Field navy defeated army 11 to 7 in a hard fought clash watched by a record crowd including Secretary Root and Lieut. Gen. Miles. Long kicked field goals and Ely perseverance highlighted navy scoring with a final safety by Long preventing a West Point score.
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Razor linked to Mrs Castle murder in Eldorado court
In Eldorado Kansas on December 1 the blood smeared razor used by Jesse Morrison to cut Mrs Castle’s throat was identified in court by Mig Clara Cowles. She testified she found the weapon near the crime scene as defense objections were overruled. Two other witnesses said they saw Morrison with a knife or similar object.
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John Dillon Reappears On Stage In The Dairy Farm
Irish born actor John Dillon, long linked with Sol Smith Russell, performs a minor role in The Dairy Farm at the Grand. Managed by William T. Roehl for five years, Dillon’s return is noted for restrained acting and past fame in Wanted the Earth and The District Attorney as he tours Chicago and beyond with lingering stage presence.
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New York
Germany seeks harmony as powers discuss Chinese crisis
A foreign office representative said Germany demands coordinated action on China and sees uncertainty about the final agreement. The Chinese minister in Berlin warned Prince Tuan and Gen. Tung Fuh Siang remain in power, the court is isolated, and spring or summer is likely before a settlement. Debates in the Reichstag highlight socialist influence, while German meat trade tightens under Reuss authorities. The Quinquen nial census begins at noon listing age, sex, occupation, and more.
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Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Boers Consider Emigration to United States
Western states discuss inviting Boer families to settle on homestead lands under open acreage policies. A dispatch from United States Consul Hollis notes up to 600 men and 150 women and children may emigrate, with passage provided, and seeks guidance on supporting immigrant transport and settlement options. Railways including Santa Fe St Paul and Northern Pacific respond with potential transport advantages.
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New York World
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Western Railways
Immigrant Aid Offered Free Transport to Boers’ Families
State department info notes assistance could cover travel for Boer immigrants and their households and belongings arriving as a result of official messages. The offer aims to ease relocation for those moving to new destinations under government guidance.
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Manley Offered Internal Revenue Commission Post
Washington reports on high authority that Joseph H. Manley of Maine has been asked by the president to fill the internal revenue commission vacancy left by the death of George W. Wilson. The decision comes as the administration seeks to stabilize tax enforcement duties.
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Kruger Arrives in Cologne Amid Crowd and Quiet Reception
Kruger arrives in Cologne to a cheering crowd but no official welcome. The large gathering caused a crush near the station. Officials reportedly did not arrange reception due to lack of agreement with the imperial court, possibly delaying a Berlin visit.
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Tribune City Editor Fred W Bushell Dies in Minneapolis
Fred W Bushell city editor of the Minneapolis Tribune died at his residence today from stomach cancer. He formerly worked with newspapers in Saginaw and Bay City and was a prominent figure in local journalism.
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Dewet's Corps Incident Report Shapes Boer War Mood
London dispatch says Luckhoff dislodgment by Seattle's column contrasts with Dewetsdorp defeat. British morale steadies as Kitchener assumes command while Roberts departs. Dewet's raid seen as boosting Dutch courage and delaying peace talks.
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Iowa Football Team Suspected Drugging Before Northwestern Game
Iowa City is buzzing after the Iowa football squad fell to Northwestern with most players sick the night before the Thanksgiving contest. Captain Griffith stood firm while rumors blame a bookie for drugging the team as bets were placed. Coach Knipes calls Northwestern’s play strong and the team’s poor showing a great injustice. Williams is favored to be elected captain.
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Lumber Inspector Shot Dead Near Nash, Wis
Geo. M. Furbush, lumber inspector and vessel agent, was found dead with a bullet through his head along the road between Washburn and Nash. Police consider it a murder over money. Local authorities investigate motive and suspects.
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Transport Mende Sails with Cabin Passengers and Recruits
San Francisco dispatch notes the Mende leaving for Manila via Honolulu and Guam with many cabin passengers 194 recruits 36 hospital corps members and a cargo of Christmas packages for soldiers in the Philippines. The Thomas arrives from Manila bearing the remains of Col Siscum who fell in battle at Tien Tsin and is sent to quarantine.
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Funeral of Cushman K. Davis in Saint Paul
Immense crowd honored Cushman Kellogg Davis as his funeral closed his long public career. Family residence service on Farrington avenue drew governors, senators, and Representatives with wreaths from White House, state bar, Loyal Legion, Elks, and Sons of Veterans.
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Funeral Services For Senator Davis Held In Minneapolis
Public offices closed and business suspended as mourners paid final respects to the late senator. Clergy from Christchurch and St John the Evangelist led brief ceremonies, with Archbishop Ireland present as a mourner. The procession moved through snow to Oakland Cemetery where the service was concluded and the coffin placed in the vault. Pallbearers included James J. Hill and ex governors and judges among old friends.
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