Allison Views on Reciprocity and Tariff Reform
Senator Allison, a leading Republican voice, says no general reciprocity treaties will be made this Congress. He warns against any agreement that harms an industry, supports limited tariff revision, and expects no broad free trade. He notes a favorable treaty with Britain may pass if issues are aligned and anticipates a Nicaragua canal bill.
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Case raises federal challenge to TB immigrant ban
New York November 25 1900s era report of Thomas Boden an Irish steerage passenger barred from entry due to tuberculosis. The case tests whether the treasury ruling barring consumptives from landing is constitutional with Boden appealing and lawyer Francis Tracy Tobin seeking writ of habeas corpus. Exten argues most physicians doubt contagion of consumption.
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Cleveland’s cold not serious, says Princeton report
Princeton New Jersey correspondent states Mr. Cleveland suffers only a head cold. He was on a hunting trip in North Carolina, returned early in the week, and has been resting comfortably since. He remains confined to his room but is not considered in danger or seriously ill by Dr. J H Wicke, the family physician. Continuous recovery expected soon.
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Associated Press
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Heoon
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J. H. Wickef
Coronation Preparations Underway For Edward VII Year
London reports active preparations for King Edward VIII coronation. Duke of Norfolk convened London costume makers at Norfolk House to view robe robes for peers and peeresses, detailing crimson velvet ermine and other trimming. Queen Alexandra to wear Delhi embroidery, supplied by India, with vicerene assistance helping secure the order.
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President Roosevelt on Virginia hunting trip aboard Sylph
President Roosevelt and party visited a Met ropolitan club island near Quantico Virginia during a brief hunting trip aboard the government vessel Sylph. They dined at the clubhouse and stayed overnight with three guards on duty. Weather prevented an early morning duck hunt before departing at 1:30.
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Roosevelt
Chappansie Creek
Metropolitan Club of Washington
Lumber Output From Duluth Will Decrease In Future
Duluth reports a prominent lumberman, W. C. McClure, asserting the maximum seasonal output has been reached and production will steadily fall in coming years. He warns Ashland faces a similar log supply decline and predicts Northern Minnesota stumpage prices may rise further. McClure urges Duluth to plan alternative industries to fill the eventual resource gap.
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W. C. McClure
Ashland
McClure
Minnesota
Movements of Troops in Colombia Reported by Insurgents
The Heralds Colombia dispatch notes insurgent forces advancing toward Cherrera from Panonome with 1590 men led by General Victoriano Lorenzo. A second insurgent group of about 600 men is near Patama. General Uribe Uribe is due in Colon on November 28, while General Lugo, recently with the Chorra insurgents, is expected in Colon soon.
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Rioting in Galway after election victory celebrated
Serious rioting followed Galway iluminations honoring parliamentary victory. Nationalists paraded the town wrecking doors and windows of Unionists and suspects of Horace Phinkett. Police faced stoning as they cleared streets. plumbers were injured. A large force of extra constabulary has been drafted to Galway.
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Arthur Lrnch
All Trains Running and Election Vote Tally Reported
All trains running reported satisfactory on the sthmus. In Maryland the official count of votes shows Democrats with 17 senators and delegates to the next legislature, Republicans 4 senators and 44 delegates. Plurality for the comptroller candidate Mer r ing is recorded as 121. Also notes a plan by The Indian minister to gradually reduce mining hours to nine hours next July, eight hours in 1904, and eight hours in a following year.
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Doings on Northern Securities stock offer for Great Northern
James J. Hill announces Northern Securities will buy Great Northern Railway stock at 180 per share in NS stock payable in NS certificates. Offers must use enclosed form, include stock certificates with 2 cent transfer stamps, and may be submitted within 60 days. Fractional shares receive scrip certificates convertible to NS stock. Denver governor says he would attend a governors conference on railroad trusts if feasible.
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Great Northern Railway Company
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Golorada
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van Sant
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Defeat of Alban in Panama Expedition Recounted
A Panama report from Gharrera Colombia dated November 25 describes General Alban's landing attempt near Chorrera. Liberals fired on his gunboat Boyaca and two schooners, wounding many. Boats refused further aid, returning to Panama with wounded. 200 Alban troops reportedly captured. Public morale dampened by the retreat.
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Dispatcher censured in coroner inquest verdict
In Culberton on Sunday last the coroner's inquest found the Great Northern accident caused by criminal negligence of the dispatcher who gave improper orders. Four more Taparese wake, totaling 14. Opposition by Waldeck-Rousseau. New York dispatch notes French Senate approves a commission on depopulation with alleged tax and exemption schemes. A World/Sofia dispatch reports Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka remain safe, U.S. diplomat declines to reveal contents.
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The Bedstead's Place and Household Hygiene
Advice on preventing contagion from consumption through bed placement and room setup. Recommend heads of beds against an inner wall or covered walls and ceiling to block air drafts. Warn that cold air from walls causes respiratory illness in old and young, urging careful bed and window arrangement.
Compressed Air Cleaning Method Described for Home Use
A patented process uses compressed air to clean carpets walls and hangings. A metal box with a balloon shaped cover pushes along the floor while a long tube delivers air from a distant apparatus. Dust is removed thoroughly and can disinfect by spraying a disinfecting liquid into the items.
Folding Napkins and Floral Display Tips
Folding napkins demonstrates the simple fan pattern and practice tips for neat folds. Guidance on flower arranging advises tall vessels for hollyhock and sunflower stems to let blooms flare naturally and avoid crowding. Also offered is an appetizing custard based ice recipe and laundry guidance emphasizing sunlight as a cloth bleach, with cautious use of common additives.
Sunflower Seed Oil May Rival Olive Oil
Reports from London and Chicago note sunflower seed oil as a cheap versatile substitute for olive and cottonseed oil. Experiments by a persistent German chemist suggest sunflower oil could become a valuable commodity with uses from lamp oil to dyeing and soap making. In Chicago, clerks seek longer meal breaks to avoid dyspepsia from rushed meals during shopping hours.
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Mr. Panch
London Post
Chicago
Washington Post
Expositions and Fairs Draw Public Eye Across North America
A New York Herald note comments on ongoing shows and upcoming plans. It cites St Louis preparations for the Pan-American Exposition, Louisiana Purchase fair events, Washington state talks for a Lewis and Clark celebration, and New Jersey proposals for a 1909 tricentennial fair marking Henry Hudson's discovery and the state’s mosauitc legacy.
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St. Louis Ia
The Fear of Microbes in Daily Life
A London Times opinion piece mocks widespread germ anxiety and suggests that overreacting to microbes would leave people with nothing to do but bathe in carbolic acid and starve. The author argues against excessive fear of bacteria in everyday foods drinks and clothes.
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London Times
Crescent’s Candy Harness Price List From Louisville Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt lists prices for horse harness gear including quarter boots at about $10, shin tears $14, knee and arm extension $25, hind shin and hock protection at $50 per set, two shin d ie harnesses about $25, main harness over $100, and crescens reins at least £56 per pair.
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Louisville Courier. Journal
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