Dutch Portugal Tension Rises Over Exequatur Posts
The Netherlands and Portugal have exchanged ministers and withdrawn posts amid a dispute over an exequatur for the Dutch consul at Lorenzo Marquez. The dispute is seen as rising from a diplomatic rift, amplified by King Charles's toast to Queen Victoria and a royal telegram praising the England Portugal alliance. Admiral Rawson’s reply claimed the king’s words align with Britain’s government and people.
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Iishon
Portugal
Hague
Lorenzo Marquez
Holland
Charles
Victoria
Royal Palace
Rawson
Tagus
England
Race riot in New York ends with black shooter held by police
A white mob in New York's Negro district attempted lynching and incited violence at Thirty-fifth Street and Seventh Avenue. William Compton, a Black man, shot two white men, William Case and Cornelius Rooney, injuring them in the arm. Police responded, formed a ring around Compton, and escorted him to the station as the crowd dispersed.
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New York
Case
Rooney
Compton
Highth Avenue
Kgbin
New War Fleet Bids Open for Six Armored Ships
Navy department opens bids for two battleships and six armored cruisers totaling 154000 tons displacement, largest single bid for naval material. Five battleships named Pennsylvania New Jersey Georgia Virginia and Rhode Island to be split into two groups with sheathed and unsheathed vessels featuring 8 inch turrets and 485 foot length.
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Washington
Navy ‘Department
Pennssyvania
Newdersey
Georgia
Virginia
Rhode Island
Aller Amd
An.sime
Enon
Lexus
Denver divine pastor Tesnow resigns amid church scandal
Rev Henry Tesnow former pastor of the Reformed Church in Denver left the city November 22 to escape exposure. He has resigned by request amid dissipation and mismanagement of church finances. He traveled to Delonea and Chicago, his mother and sister remaining in old home. He haunts letters urging forgiveness while his wife remains at home. Alleged extravagan ces may total up to $3,000.
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Rio
Inde Blitants
Denver
Colo
Henry Tosnow
Ilo
Chicago
Delonea
Ni Ji
Flo
Mr. Tesnow
Pastor Tesnow
PARDONED OUT BY PINGREE IN STATE FRAUD CASES
In Detroit Governor Wingree pardoned W. L. White and A. F. Marsh, both convicted in Michigan military clothing frauds, after each paid a 6000 fine. One thousand dollars is due January 1, 1901, and another 1000 on January 1 in 1902, 1904, and 1905. White began a ten year term at Jackson prison. Marsh remains free on bond pending appeal.
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Detroit
Mich
Wingree
W. L. White
A. F. Marsh
Michigan National Guard
White
Jackson
Wiest
Marshis
Supreme Court
Rush of a Mad Bull at Chicago Live Stock Show
A mad bull escaped during a drive from the judges ring at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, triggering a panic among several thousand spectators at Dexter Avenue near the pavilion. The animal charged the crowd, tripping three men and a little girl, but no serious injuries occurred before cowboys captured the beast.
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Chicago
Dexter Avenue
New York Storm Delays Utilities. Two Die in Utica
Heavy snow crippled Utica and Syracuse with downed wires and toppled poles. In Utica two people were killed after contact with live lines as snow severed telephone and telegraph service. Syracuse saw widespread outages and horse fatalities from live wires amid about three inches of snowfall.
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Utica
Syracuse
N.Y
Towne Named to Succeed Senator Davie
Duluth Minn Charles A Towne has gone to St Paul to receive his commission as United States senator and proceed to Washington The offer was made him Dec 6 and he accepted He said he opposed the ship subsidy bill and would veto excess military funding beyond what is needed to suppress the war in the Philippines He plans to vote against enlarging the standing army for other purposes.
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Gov. Lind
Davie
Duluth
Minn
Charles A. Towne
St. Paul
United States
Washington
Philippines
Fifty Miners Entombed and Rescued Near Dunmore
A cave in at the Nay Ag mine near Dunmore trapped fifty one miners. A rescue team breached the chamber and all workers were saved with no serious injuries reported. Authorities described the incident as a serious but contained collapse.
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Berawten
Nay Ag Minc
Dunmore
Ex-Gov Bradley plans review of contest decisions
From motions and affidavits filed in the court of appeals it is evident that ex Gov Bradley and other attorneys will seek review of the former judgments in the contest cases over minor state offices after the court’s January reorganization when Judge O Rear a Republican takes the bench giving Republicans a majority in the court.
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Bradley
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
O’rear
Accidental Shooting in Middlesboro Leaves Boy Dead
In Towneside Mountains Middlesboro Kentucky 19 year old James Johnson shot 11 year old Curry Lat field at Arthur Tenn. Johnson claims the incident was accidental but later acknowledged guilt.
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Townesade Mountains
Middlesboro
Arthur Tenn
James Johnson
Curry Latfield
Johnson
Beckham's Plurality Reported in Kentucky Election
Frankfort Ky Gov Beckham's plurality officially reported is 239052 for Beckham 239052 Yer- unclear, fragmented figures show Beclinw 239052 with Beckenw-like misspellings. source notes Beckham leads with a large plurality in Kentucky governor race.
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Beckham
Frankfort
New National Panty Aims For Reform Bloc Rise
Indiana middle weight leader Galisa state conference in Indianapolis announces a new national party formation to unite reform elements. Chas M Walker says the movement seeks second in strength by 1904 and could absorb the Democrats in the West. He cites Bryan sympathy and Altgeld support, with suggested names Federite American and Federal.
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Indiana
Galisa
Indianapolis
Chas, M. Walker
Cousalito
Tald
Puglish Hotel
Deu
Wikl
Democratic Party
D. Bryan
John 2. Altgeld
Federite
Civil Service Plan Aims to Merit as Arbiter in Kansas
Gov. Stanley proposes a civil service system for Kansas state institutions with a board of charities acting as the civil service commission. The law would shield officer selection from politics and emphasize fitness efficiency and length of service in job placement.
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Gov. Stanley
Topeka
May
State Board of Charties
Civil Service Commission
Eagan Forgiven and Retired After Thirty Years Service
Washington Brig Gen Charles P Eagan commissary general restored to duty by the president and placed on the retired list after thirty years of service. Miles later announced the action completed on his own application. Galveston fears typhoid from hurricane wreckage and unsanitary conditions. Ashes of Justice Albert Koffman scattered as per his wishes. White Earth reservation lands opened to settlement with orderly filings. Tragedy ends family quarrel in Excelsior Springs. German embassy secretary Baron Sternberg marries Miss Langham in London.
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Washington
Charles P. Eagan
Miles
Eagan
New York
Albert Koffman
Hoboken
Fresh Pond
Lb. I
Crookston
Ming
White Earth
Excelsior Springs
Thomas McMullen
A. I. Chambers
London
Merman Speelvai Sternberg
St. George’s Church
Liftan May Langham
Louisville, Ky
Market Quotations From Multiple Cities Summary
Market quotes for Sioux City Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo and more show cattle hogs sheep and grain prices. Prices cover No 2 wheat corn oats rye butter eggs potatoes and clover with varied ranges and regional shifts.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Ste
Indianapolis
Catire
St. Louis
Detroit
Best Rifle Duel Wins Hand of Minnie Anderson in Clay Township
In Webster County Iowa a bloodless rifle duel decided the marriage of Minnie Anderson to Charlies Mrnonn. The other suitors Mirana and GC Alstor contested the match but both yielded, Alstor losing and Mirana failing to win, as Minnie chose Mrnonn and the couple wed.
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Clay Township
Webster County
Charlies Mrnonn
Minnie Anderson
Mirana
Alstor
Mizona
The Tie That Binds in Creston Church
Christian love reconciles Wirgit Baptist Church in Creston after Nev. Henry Clark resigns. The church accepts the resignation then withdraws it, and the service ends with a love feast as the pastor nears departure for Nebraska as district missionary.
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Creston
Henry Clark
Nebraska
Nebraska State Baptist Convention
Woman Arrested at Funeral for Husband's Murder
Mrs Joli Hossack, at New Virginia, was arrested during her husband's funeral by Sheriff Lewis of Warren County and charged with his murder. She was taken to the Indianola county jail and protested her innocence. The victim, Saxsack, a farmer, was struck while sleeping beside his wife.
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New Virginia
Joli Hossack
Sherrif Lewis
Warren County
Indianola
Saxsack
Awaited verdict awards eight thousand dollars
A Fort Dodge report notes the Hively case jury returned an eight thousand dollar verdict for the plaintiff, nearly the full claim of ten thousand. County officials are surprised at the amount, having expected a judgment against the county but not this large. The article also mentions an alleged land swindler identified in connection with past misconduct and a Des Moines street railway contract setting fare reductions and tax relief for 1807 and 1898.
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Fort Dodge
Thomas R. Senter
Memphis
Counc Bluits
Jouges & Lougee
A. J. .Jackson
Morrison, Jr
W. H Bull
Rockwell
Iowa
Des Moines
Street Railway Company
Plreet Railway Company
Des Moines Sheriff Convention Elects County Officers
At Des Moines the sheriff convention elected officers including President George Granger of Boone County, vice presidents K G C Kennely Guthrie County and W Mattern Pulite County, and Secretary A Aileerer of Ieading County. The Polk County grand jury urged reformation and criticized jail conditions. The Mitchellville reform school was discussed and salaries criticized as excessive. Disappearance of shackles and chains at the institution was condemned.
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Des Reines
George Granger
Boone County
K. G C. Kennely
Guthrie County
W. Mattern
Pulte County
A. S Ailéerer
Iearding County
Palk County
Piandt
Deg Moines
Mitchellville
Explosion victim dies from injuries at Dayshport incident
Charles Guibelsteine ling succumbed to injuries from the Dayshport explosion. He is the fourth victim, suffering scalding from hot water, with burns to his face back and head.
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Charles Guibelsteine Ling
Dayshport
Farm Hand Loses Hand in Shredder Accident
Isaac Banner, a farm hand on James Dunn's property near Elmont, sustained a severe crushing injury to his right hand and arm when his hand was caught in a corn shredder. Amputation was required to save his life.
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Isaac'Banner
James
Dunn
Elmont
Phil Renita
Reniland & Campbell Erneacer
Website City
Souw
Renillard
Archbishop's plan hints at Sioux City diocese split
A 19th century communication outlines possible division of the diocese, with Sioux City slated for a county seat bishop’s see. Archbishop Paadtbentay Agssures Kiet and church officials debate location, timing, and readiness, while other bishops keep plans concealed amid uncertainty.
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Duhuque
Sibus
James J
Sivax Giry
Reg F
Sioux City
Northowestern
Murder at Night Leaves Warren County Mystery
Prominent Warren County farmer Hossack was killed at his home near Mudora by two blows from an ax and a blunt instrument. His wife slept through the attack, two young boys were not awakened, and a large dog gave no warning. The crime remains unexplained as investigators note possible involvement of two persons. Hossack, originally from Canada, was wealthy and well regarded with no known enemies.
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Warren County
Dawn Hossack
Ilo
Hossack
Love, Lies and a Fateful Trial in Cedar Rapids
Leslie Kastburn is tried for the killing of his future father-in-law Jasper Sutton after a dispute over his daughter Eastburn. Mastburn was acquitted on a prior appeal but later faced new charges. the case highlights a troubled love triangle and a courtroom reversal, set against a string of other incidents in Iowa.
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Leslie Kastburn
Leslie Fastburn
Sutton
Mastburn
Cedar Rapids
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