Atlanta Peace Jubilee Fete Closes With Banquet Honors Leaders
Speeches by President McKinley General Wheeler Lieutenant Hobson and others mark the Atlanta Peace Jubilee close in the Kimball house dining room. Notables including Governor Candler Henry W. Grady and many dignitaries attended as Howell of the Atlanta Constitution acted as toastmaster. The president praised the nation and pledged to meet future challenges with honor, amid warm applause and commemorative toasts.
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Kimbal house
Clarl Howell
McKinley
Allan D Candler
Henry Viger Lymon
Ff Gage fm
John D Long Charles I'mors Smith
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Lisingston
Tohn Addison Porter
Ciptuim
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Hohe Smith
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Rice
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Johnston
Alabama
Senator Brice Dead After Pneumonia In New York
New York December 15 Senator Calvin S Brice died at his residence at 21 o clock from pneumonia following a severe cold. Attending him were Captain Stewart M Brice John Francis Brice Wiss Helen Brice and Miss Kate Brice. Brice had been delirious for twenty hours before death and his condition worsened despite medical efforts. In another note a Winemaker Corporation meeting announced a wine sale of 7029 gallons to San Francisco dealers with prices ranging from 7 to 15 cents per gallon under an agreement with the California Wine Growers Association. An earlier payment of 1006 was cited as part of ongoing industry reconciliation aimed at steadier profits.
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NEW YORK
Cormer
Calvin S Brice
Brices
Mr. Brice
Stewart M Brice
John Francis Brice
Wiss
Helen Brie
Kate Brice
sa W Jr
Brice
China
Mir Brice
Winemake Corporation
primcpal
San Francisco
Henry J Crocker
Winemakers Corporation
California Wine Growers Association
CITY MARKETS The Rain Has Done Good Except as to Eastern Products
San Francisco reports a mixed bag for commodities with wheat firming in Chicago while eastern products show dull receipts. Vegetables slow, apples move well, and dairy prices hold with butter high. Poultry demand weak with lower prices noted for eastern stocks as five cars enter the week.
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Chicago
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oringe
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grcen
Military government setup for Cuba outlined in order
The War Department published the formal order creating a military government for Cuba. Major features name Major General Ludlow as military governor of Havana city with General Brooke handling broader duties under the president, while Major General Lee may supervise provincial matters. The division of Cuba is defined with departments led by Generals Davis Carpenter Snyder Wood, and gaps remain for Havana and Matanzas provinces.
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Pinar del Roo
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Puerto Principe
L A. Carpenter
Santa. Clara
Simon Snyder
Santiago
Leonard Wood
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Lee
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To Replace Volunteers With Regular Troops Ordered to Philippines
The Twentieth Regular Infantry at Fort Leavenworth Kansas received orders to proceed to San Francisco and sail on the Scanda for the Philippines. Colonel Patterson commands the regiment, the first to be ordered to the Philippines from the entry regiments. American Potteries Company in Kansas filed Articles of Incorporation with $2,000,000 capital. Preferred stock will pay 7 percent dividend with the remainder common. Incorporators are Charles Wing and Plant Jerrell of Newtend City.
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acco
ance
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
San Francsco
Manila
Patterson
Phillippines
American Potteries Company
TRONTON J Dee
Charles Wing
Chalks
Kansas City
Piant Jerrell
Newtend City
Treasurer elected for Cluerge Rock Island and Pacific board
In New York Dre was chosen treasurer to replace James E L Phillips at the Rock Island and Pacific rule ad directors meeting.
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NEW YORK Dre
Cluerge
Rock Island
Pacific
rulo
todas TOP Hasne
James EL. Phillips
The House Debates the Pension Bill and International Bank
The House set a fast pace surpassing records as it passed the Pension appropriation then moved to the International American Bank bill. Debate centered on authority to charter a bank, with supporters citing Pan American congress origins and opponents warning of a monolithic entity, while a vote was postponed to tomorrow. In the Senate urgent deficiency funds for six months affecting the army displaced holiday plans, and the bill passed after a spirited discussion on keeping volunteer soldiers in service.
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WASHINGTON
International American Bank
pan American congress
United States
South
Central America
London
Cox Democrat
Tennessee
bankking and currency committee
Congress
Waller Republican
Wassachusetts
baniaigini
Jenkins
senate
Italy Hails Friendly Ties Amid Budget Debate
In the Italian chamber of deputies Admiral Canevaro, minister of foreign affairs, stated no policy shift on alliances and that Italy’s relations with other nations have never been more cordial. The conference highlighted stable foreign relations under current government.
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Triple Alliance
ROMDC
chamber of deputies
Canevaro
Italy
Distress Afloat Near Baltimore In Atlantic Crossing
A liner seven miles south of Baltimore reports a distress sighting attributed to a storm at sea. The vessel’s crew has been signaling for help as weather and sea conditions persist. The National Exchequer reports available cash balance of 291 86.9 dollars and gold reserve of 246 477 419 dollars.
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Baltimore
trans Atlantic
WASHINGTON
Dev
Aguinaldos Choice and Philippine Self Rule
A fragment discussing Aguinaldo and Philippine self governance, noting American constitutional suffrage, consent of the governed, and resistance to foreign control. Mentions Spanish sovereignty, peace commission results, and tensions with Spain. References to Aguinaldo, Tibmins, and potential island fate.
Hawaii to Join American Customs System Under Plan
Assistant Secretary Howell testified before the Ways and Means Committee on extending tariff laws to Hawaii. A letter from Harold Sillwell urged immediate action to prevent entry of goods, proposing Hawaii be made a customs district with sub ports at Hilo, Mehuhana, and abw. Honolulu would host the customs headquarters and a salary set at 000. In courts, Judge Gaver denied James H Gaver’s injunction against the American Linseed Oil Company, allowing transfer of assets to the latter amid a dispute over a $7.9 million debt deemed fictitious.
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WASHINGTON
Howell
fiewiry
committee on
Hawaii
Harold Siwell
United States
Haan
Hilo
Mehuhana
wil hay
Honolulu
CHICAGO
James H Gaver
ation Linseed
Train wreck near Barela injures crew and passengers
A derailed passenger tram on the Gull line crashed about three miles south of Barela after a wave caused the car to ditch. Several passengers and crew were killed or injured. The remaining cars and wreckage are reported along the track.
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Denver
Barela
Tum
Fatal Candy Trial Looms In Mrs Botkin Case San Francisco
Witnesses including Deton George Haas shopkeeper and Mrs Cordelia Botkin’s associates testified about candy manufacture and the risk of poison entering chocolates. Prosecution and defense questioned Mrs Simpson and postal inspector James Ervin regarding packaging, timing, and the Victoria hotel environment during Mrs Botkin’s residence.
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SAN PRANCISCO
George Haas
Cordelia Botkin
Dunning
witnigs
Simpson
Victoria
John D Dunnigan
Mrs Botkin Trial Details Milked by Candy Evidence
Court session listed witnesses including Thomas Preth and Silvie Henry as key figures. Price and others described candy samples with arsenic content from both sides, while Miss Henry identified candies from Haas & Sons as linked to Mrs Botkin. The defense pressed for admission of evidence amid a stormy, crowded courtroom atmosphere.
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Vaseo court room
Thomas Preth
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Dunning
Petssor Price
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Wool Trade Active in Boston Markets This Week
The Amenein Wool and Coton Reporter notes continued brisk wool trading in Boston with liberal purchases by manufacturers and outside speculators. Domestic and foreign sales totaled about 2,195,000 pounds, though prices showed no overall improvement. Pulled wools remained notably active, while California Texas and territory wools saw significant demand amid a weak price environment.
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BOSTON
Coton
California
Texas
Mexico's Claim Ends Extradition Pact Awaiting Renewal
Washington reports the United States and Mexico may lack an extradition treaty as of the 13th of next month. Mexico denounces the existing accord over U S refusals to extradite Mexicans living abroad accused of crimes, while political motives are cited for some cases. The Guerra and Garza incidents amplify the rift, complicating a new pact between two governments.
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Mexico
Guerra
header Cares
Clinton
Merlea
Garza
Labor Convention Debates Expansion and Imperialism
The standing army issue tops the convention agenda as the American Federation of Labor rejects 4 unions and debates expansion. Speakers warn against imperial aims while urging unity, with Gompers noting anti expansion ideas and a plan to send organizers south. The body adopts a resolution supporting a report to a peace congress and other federation actions.
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ius
Great Britain
Anatow Purnseth
Laon
California
Gompers
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uabons
Call of
Russia
New York Troops Go Home From Honolulu Detachment Departs
The first detachment of the New York regiment has returned home from Honolulu. Troops will be sent home quickly, with remaining units to follow from the Philippines. Arrangements for final return are not yet complete. The auxiliary cruiser Yosemite is selected for service with Admiral Dewey, fitted at Norfolk, and sails to Manila by way of the Suez Canal to serve as a censor for war troop movements.
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SAN FRANCISCO
New York regiment
Honolulu
Previdio
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Flondlula
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Yosemite
Philippines
WASHINGTON Dee
League Island navy yard
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Chinese to be Deported from San Francisco to Hong Kong
A court in the southern district hears a case involving four Chinese nationals accused of attempting to cross the border near San Diego. The marshal reports they are cup and white and will be placed on the next steamer bound for Hong Kong.
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Ovborne United State Wash
Criform
elty oda
fom Vexico
San Diego
steimer
Hong Kong
Poultry Show Opens to Public with Awards Pending
The poultry show opened to the public yesterday drawing visitors from the city and country. Experts like Cummings and Tom Tupper critiqued specimens including Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns while judges from Stockton praised the display. The event runs through tomorrow night with most premiums likely announced tonight and remaining awards tomorrow morning.
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Wissour
Kennedy
Plymouth Roc
Tom Tupper
Lee
Tupper
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Clifford prident
Reel Mountains
George Ro Andrews
Baned Plymouth
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Stockton
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Warring Brothers to Explain Before Justice Austin
Martin Horsiminn was arrested yesterday by Deputy Constable John Dumas on a warrant from Justice Austins court for battering his brother Julius. Julius testified to numerous bruises from a quarrel, and Martin spoke of brotherly love as he was taken to court. Bertha Horstmann later swore a warrant for Julius on a disturbing the peace charge, but he could not be found. Martin will be tried Monday.
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Martin
Easterby Growers Endorse Raisin Association Management
Easterby growers at Mr Steinwand’s residence elected George P Beveridge as chairman and P G Dalton as secretary. Delegates Myrec and Rudy were chosen to represent Easterby at the Frese convention on December 19, with instruction to support the association’s policy and to ensure local influence in the agitation’s direction.
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George P Beveridge
PG Dalton
ind
California
Kearney
Bevenidge Myrec
Rudy
delegilg
Frese
Jsterby grayers
Wells Fargo Suit Briefs Delay Exposition Company Tax Case
Wells Fargo and Company fights with the expos company over imperial revenue taxes on express and money orders. Morrow filed briefs this morning and efforts focus on compelling payment of the war tax.
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Defendants in 60 Acre Vine Case Reach Verdict
In a dispute over a 60 acre tract known as the Tishe vines, the court found for the defendant as the jury delivered a verdict after deliberation. The ruling addresses the contract terms and fulfillment by Parhniban Fulfilled as part of the contract.
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Paulim
Parhniban
Mustered Out Company C in San Francisco wedding details
Company C soldiers in San Francisco were mustered out amid no fighting likely. About sixty to seventy men discharged yesterday with some finding work in San Traviss. most return home today. Martin Jackson Thomas Martin of Selma and Maud Jackson, daughter of Salma, wed yesterday afternoon. The couple married by Reverend J Vt Princh and plan to reside in Selma.
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monaychs
Martin
Jackson Thomas Martin
Selma
Wis
Maud Jackson
Salma
J Vt Princh
Illinois Club Banquet Celebrates State Pride in Fresno
The Minow Club of Fresno held its annual banquet at Spinney Hall with 200 former residents attending. President C I Putham delivered the address as Lillinois songs and a piano duet entertained, followed by remarks on Illinois Loyalty. The executive committee proposed amendments to restrict membership to natives or long-time residents and announced officers A W Drew, G L Watton, and Frank Laning.
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A M Drew
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