Mckinley Visits Chicago Amid Crowds and Dinner Plans
President elect McKinley arrived in Chicago after an 875 mile overnight rail trip from Catton. He planned to stay through the week and attend Christmas dinner with his mother, receiving cheers from hundreds on Canal Street as he left the train.
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Chicago
McKinley
Z. T. Wingbrook
Pennsylvania Railway
Union Station
Chicas
Catton
Canal Street
Capt. McWilliama
MccWilliama
Bouvlevarda
Steamera Overdue in Gales Disrupt Boston Maritime Trade
A fierce storm driven from Cape Hatteras disrupted ships along the Southern New Zealand coast area. Vessels faced peril entering ports, with many still unaccounted for. The Norfolk steamer Rarex is three days overdue, and six European steamers remain overdue up to seven days.
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Steamera
Boston
Cape Hatteras
War Central
New Zeland
Martha's Vineyard
Cape Ang
Rarex
Wealthy Minnesota farmer seeks wife in matrimonial paper
In Laporte Indiana on December 19 George Li Pragner a wealthy farmer near Three Oaks advertised for a wife in a Chicago matrimonial paper offering a 200 acre farm and 45000 cash. This morning Pragner wed Miss Dith B Van Horn of Kindred Minnesota age 21 while Pragner aged 72 and famed for divorcing multiple wives.
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Laporte
Ind
George Li. Pragner
Three Oaks
Chicago
Youngy Indy
Pregner
Dith B. van Horn
Kindred
Minn
Mins
Mirer
Man pleads manslaughter in lamb of July head strike
Jurors verdict finds James Fahey held liable for second degree manslaughter in the fatal July Fourth incident at St. John’s. Fahey sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Pehey
Trenderson
Mion
James Fahey
Lewis Bisel
King Lin
St. John's
Fahey
Congress Debates Cuban Policy and Immigration Bills
The report covers December sessions in Congress with debate on Cuba policy, immigration reform, and military appropriations. Morgan urges decisive action on Cuba, while Allen and Chandler clash over political rhetoric. The House advances a provision on alcohol sales in DC and approves army funding, with holiday recess set and vetoes discussed.
Olney to Testify on Cuba Before Foreign Relations Panel
Secretary Olney plans to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss Cuba and disclose confidential information in his possession. Advocates of the Cameron resolution expect approval, with a prepared report ready for Senate submission once the committee acts tomorrow.
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Olney Wii
Foresign Relations Committee
Washington
Tile
Olney
Kebate Committee On Foreign Relations
Morrosy
Cuba
Sherman
Seeren
Friends of the
Cameron
Senate
Chicago Robbery Attempt Ends in Fatal Shootings
John Sheehan attempted a goose theft at a Union Street grocery, firing at a man who was wounded fatally. Barnett Cooper, an elderly man, was struck in the face and died from his injuries. Begley fled with Sheehan as Mrs Calvin raised alarm. a pursuing crowd halted them and police arrived. A woman attacker with a hatchet fractured a skull, leaving Sheehan badly wounded and near death.
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Wenn
Chicago
John Sheehag
Jennie Calvin
Union
Liberty
Wim
Hery
Barnett Cooper
Sheehan
Patrick Begley
Kdegley
Gompers Exonerated by Federation Convention
Cincinnati December 19. In the Federation convention a delegate raised a charge against President Gompers. The body went into secret session and found that the charges were brought by Secretary McCrath alleging close association with the Democratic campaign committee. The convention adopted a resolution exonerating President Gompers.
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Cincinnati
Gompers
Gogglon
McCralth
Democratic Campaign Committee
Gomper
Hermann the Magician Dies in Private Car Near Salamanca
Hermann the magician died today in his private car at Great Valley near Salamanca New York. Heart disease was the cause. The remains will be forwarded to New York City for burial.
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Deng
Rochester
N. Y
Hermann
Great Valley
Salamanca
Alio
New York
Spokane Falls Dispatch Reports Capitalist Moe Dennis Ryan
A Spokane Falls dispatch notes Moe Dennis Ryan a well known S J Paul capitalist, was quietly arrested at Mareley Street St Paul on December 12 with Mary Campbell named in the report.
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Dounla Ryan
Mareley
St Paul
Spokane Falls
Wash
Moe Dennis Ryan
Mary Campbell
Ely
May White Named Desperado Head Of Twin City Gang
Minneapolis police report May White a 21 year old woman led a trio that robbed and burglarized across the city. Confessions by White and accomplices Jack Quinn and William Bened reveal a new method using a female look out and a revolver display. Police say the gang’s holds include twenty one robberies, four last night, with White taking hats and directing the men. Benned and Quinn face arrest. White is detained at the central station and her past ties with local shop life noted.
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Minneapolis
Finxen-Hafred May White
Entreal
Mahway
Ler Pals
Willian Mitchell
Jack Quinn
Tve
Mitchell
Quinn
Rullen
Allent
Mindy Prouths
May White
Wiliam Ibened
Royal Pollée Department
Qubin
Stillwater
Onleer Nels Nelson
Mitchell Thebeen
Trent
Betgxe
Ard
May Winté
Sixteenth Street
Ft Avenue South
Womprn
Minneapolis Dry Goode Company
Medical relief effort grows for Cuban patriots
The ICNTA news item notes rapid growth in medical aid for Cuban patriots with contributions reaching over 150 pounds. Dr. Kelly secures order to send supplies to Dr. Ramindoe McKeni in New York, with first shipment planned as soon as ready. Young women in Lowry avenue work on bandages while bichloride dressings are produced at the same facility.
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de Sunt
J. Paul
Cube
Kelly
New York
Ramindoe McKeni
West Nitety First Street
New York City
Physicians’ Laboratory
Lowry Avenue
Professions for Women Designers in Industry
Mrs Norence B Cory of the New York School of Industrial Art and Teaching Design for Women argues design work offers opportunity for women. She says manufacturers still seek foreign designs but could produce them here, with women designers earning higher or equal salaries and bringing originality and interest to products created for women.
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Norence B. Cory
New York School of Industrial Art
Six Men Rounded Up in Quiet St. Pool Robberies
Six men named Harry White Charles McCann Dan Reel Joseph Moore and Patrick Rogan were rounded up as suspects in yesterday morning's robberies. The loot and weapon were found at 403 Temperance Street contrary to earlier report of 471. All are described as young but with a bad police reputation.
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St. Pool
Polica
Harry White
Charles McCann
Dan Reel
Joseph Moore
Patrick Rogan
Lie
Temperance Street
Seidler and Massy Printer and Publisher Report
Seidler and Massy of New York, printers and lithographers, tied up with about $50,000 in assets or $40,000 liability.
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Seidler & Massy
New York
Linhuttles
Cuban sympathizers meet as sniper signs up arms
Metier Mide the Pauper, Mitchell, 8. D., Dec. 19. A meeting of Cuban sympathizers was held last night and rousing speeches were made. A sniper with signatures of reputable men ready to make up arms for Cuba was presented to the meeting. Roswell G. Horr on Mle Denied, New York, Dec. 10. Hon. Roswell Hart, formerly a member of congress from Michigan, is slightly better today but physicians see no hope of recovery. They deny possibility at any time.
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Renerle
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Committee On Foreign Relations
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Morse
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Lily Succesh
Cuba
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Moncey
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Congress
Tme
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Irye
Teller
Gorman
Vert
Aldrich
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Quegon
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Gnl
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Cleveland
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The
United States
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Ark
Melloley
Metier Mide
Cubn
Roswell
Horr
New York
Roswellh Hart
Michigan
California Dig Syrup Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Internal Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that addresses the blood and mucous surfaces. It argues catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and cites a physician prescription and testimonials. The text also mentions Hall’s Yamby Pills and Toledo, Ohio origins.
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Halle Caarch
Tree
Chandy & CO
Falsao Witnesses Warn of Grifting Patent Remedies
A fragment warns that some charlatans sell false patent medicines. It describes knaves peddling a grand remedy for malaria dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and kidney trouble to unaware people, urging readers not to trust fraudulent claims.
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Lontettur
The Bilkindo Fourth London Performance at Savoy
In London on October 31 Sir Arthur Sullivan conducted the Savoy Theatre fourth performance of The Bilkindo. The Indianapolis Journal notes the exchange of remarks between Maud Ethel and Aunt Sophromia about a rational bicycle costume and a figure one would be ashamed to show.
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Sophromia
Maud Ethel
Indianapolis Journal
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London
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