Sage of Nindsey Donnelly Dies After Long Minnesota Career
Ignatius Donnelly, known as the sage of Nindsey, longtime Minnesota politician and author, dies suddenly after a career spanning state politics and literary work. Born in Philadelphia November 4, he shifted from law to politics and letters, served as governor, lieutenant governor, and congressman, later researching Shakespeare and Baconian theory. He married Vida Hansen in 1800s and produced notable writings including Atuatis, surviving wife and children.
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Birth of federation and pageantry in Australia
Fragmented early 20th century notes describe Hopetoun’s swearing in as premier of the Australian colonies in Sydney, with mass pageantry and a Queen Victoria message read by the colonial secretary. Oblique mentions cover celebrations, naval costs, and various global items including raids, redress, and public funds.
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Earlott Hopetuun
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Digest of the Year's Laws in State Reforms and Expansions
The New York State library summarizes 1900s legislation across states, noting trends in voting rights, tax policies, convict parole, juvenile justice, state insurance, libraries, and anti trust. Highlights include New York and New Jersey voting and franchise measures, tax reform in Missouri and Virginia, sidepath commissions in Rhode Island and Maryland, pension moves for Confederate veterans, parole expansion, and state libraries advancing cooperation with local systems.
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China Accepts Joint Note for Settlement of Orient Dispute
Chinese plenipotentiaries agreed to sign a preliminary joint note, easing fears of a wider conflict. Envoys welcomed the move as clearing the path to detailed peace terms while urging limits on legation guards and army posts along the railway. The imperial court awaits full compliance and timely action.
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Wall Street boom and mixed rural crop notes dominate day
New York markets show record stock activity with daily trades above 1,000,000 shares and a broad upturn in prices. Wheat and corn markets reflect holiday effects but strong speculative interest persists. government crop estimates and banking signals influence sentiment as farmers face varied outcomes. A trolley charter is sought in Kansas City, while Nebraska and Ohio consider bans on football games.
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The Nation Weighs Critique From Many Voices
A collage of editorials comments on crime punishment censorship and political leadership. Text cites calls for capital punishment for kidnappers praise for efficiency in rail and industrial policy and debates over education and youth development amid a flurry of international and domestic concerns. Key mentions include Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Chicago with notes on Chinese pay and European wars. The item reflects a broad editorial consensus on public order and state power.
McKinley Reception At White House Noted Diplomats Gathered
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley hosted a grand reception at the White House drawing 4000 guests. Fifty ambassadors and ministers from thirty six nations, plus Supreme Court justices, cabinet members, and army and navy officers, attended a multi hour ceremony with music by national bands while officials welcomed foreign dignitaries and their staffs.
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Free Homes Out West The Last Great Homestead Race
A long fragmentary report touts a summer opening of land in Port Sill and Wichita reservations, inviting settlers to occupy up to 60,000 square miles of what becomes Oklahoma and nearby lands. It notes public schools, government use, mineral lands, and the chance for thousands to win farms, with some regions prioritized and others left for towns and national developments. It mentions Ohio school spending and records the killing of F. Lowman by Ginger Blue in Stenhenville, Ohio.
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John Addison Porter Former McKinley Secretary Dies
John Addison Porter former secretary to President McKinley dies in Pomfret Connecticut. Born in New Haven in 1850 he was Yale educated and a longtime newspaper writer and editor at the Stamford Post. He served in Connecticut politics and later as a clerk for a Senate committee in Washington before resigning due to illness.
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There Was a Queer Tale of a Lying Office Boy
A New York Times story recounts a downtown firm’s private secretary hearing a tale from a young office helper who claimed his uncle’s death trapped him at home. The sponsor doubted the claim until the lad’s uncle died suddenly three weeks later, proving the yarn true.
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New York
Breakfast Dispute at Cleveland Depot
A Cleveland traveler, worn from a long ride, argued with a depot waitress over breakfast. He demanded regular eggs but was told only fresh eggs were offered, leading to a tense, comic exchange about standards and moods. The incident ends with both sides considering who won the skirmish.
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Revolver-Carrying Guard in Uniform Details
Walser Wilheln carries a small service revolver in uniform, kept on his person or belt. Anarchist threats prompt this security measure, with a chasseur inspecting the weapon daily to ensure it works. Hera is described as cross and disagreeable, with a note about a recent dismissal and her horse horn incident amid summer heat.
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Midsummer Research and Absence at Office
Chicago Record quotes Rick F stating he has not been to the office for three days while explaining his family’s travel plans and assistance in locating keys to trunks. The brief notes a personal reason for his absence and mentions family context during the midsummer period.
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Veteran speaks on kidney pills relief in Tacoma speech
The Hon Moses B Crane of Tacoma recounts heart disease relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims years of suffering from Stuart disease and war exposure ended within months, praising the pills and noting health improvements and improved memory. He references his roles with Oilin Lodge and G A R Post.
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