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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1900

Page

7

Our Nation's Gracious Prosperity Through God and Trade

Dr. Talmage extols Christian patriotism, praising America's wealth and vast opening for South American trade. He argues the United States will dominate commerce with railroads, telegraphs, and goods from New Haven to Chicago, urging gratitude to God for abundant harvests and a future global role.

Wasmieton D. C Talmage Cuba Porto Rico Philippine Nicaragua Congress South America United Fithtes United States Bolivia Peru Paraguay Uruguay Venezuela Salvador Colombia Costa Rica Herrador Brazil Europe Hispano-American Congress Madrid Sea New Haven Boston Troy Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Washington Congress of the Stephens America Andes Papacatepetl Balkan Russia India Austria Francis Joseph Vienna Spain Italy Iing China

The New White Rose Capital of Menelik in Abyssinia

In Pearson's Magazine an eye witness describes Addis Ababa, the New White Rose capital, born overnight and doomed to vanish, and recounts Menelik II in a royal audience. The editor notes awe at his court, dress, and royal intrigues, including reference to Leonid Eff the Russian adventurer.

Litette Menellic Magdala Adta Addis Abeba Menelik Hatotto King of Kings Shon Court of Justice Abyssinia Leontieff Pearson's Magazine

An Historical Umbrella Auctioned in Paris

A grand historic umbrella mentioned by French writers, reportedly found after the Varennes flight, was sold by auction. Large, royal blue silk with a China rose border, gilt bronze rib supports, corkscrew ornament, and a stiff handle. It ties to Louis XVI and Louis Philippe, with the latter's English habit earning the nickname Le Roi Parapluie.

Paris Varennes Louis XVI Louis Philippe England Roi London News

Darling Range Cattle Outing To Coastal Runs

In Western Australia the Darling Range district sends cattle for a few weeks to seaside grazing along the coast. The usual stay is six weeks to two months, with saline coastal herbage acting as a potent tonic. The result is notably sleek and fat cattle in the region.

Darling Range Western Australia

Tax on Childless Frenchmen Bill in Senate

A French Senate bill proposes a tax on single men and on childless couples married five years. The levy would persist until a child is born, aiming to curb population decline by boosting birth rates, per the Medical Record.

France

A Unique Watch Chain of Peach Stone Craft

A Lewiston citizen crafts a watch chain from nine peach stones, each carved with a different design on both sides for eighteen designs. The stones are linked by gold bars, creating a rich and novel chain.

Lewiston

Keystone State News Condensed Highlights and Updates

A patchwork of short items reports pensions granted to multiple Pennsylvanians, a public instruction annual report on schools for 1900, ongoing legal action in bribery cases, church immersion in Dunbar Creek, a discovered skeleton near Lone Pine, counterfeit investigations around Altoona, a train fatality at Torresdale, a reward offer in Greensburg for information about a missing boy, and various local incidents from Greensburg to Pittsburg.

Nathan C. Schaeffer Stone Commonwealth Pennsylvania Dauphin County Miller Nolle Church of God Dunbar Creek Dunbar Anes Lone Pine Washington County Bayne Fort T. C. Gantz Secret Service Altoona Nancy Clark Henry Clark Andrew G. Curtin Pennsylvania Railroad Torresdale Station Michael Cuneo Greensburg Andy Robert Williams New Castle Somerset Pittsburg George Rowe Connellsville Lavinia Stark Ono C. H. Stark W. H. Byers Montgomery County Salem Heilman Sharon United States Wolfson Mary Kobuka James Jackson J. H. Turner Leslie Thomas New Kensington Samuel Gill Steel Casting Co John A. Linn Smithton James Doherty Tatesville New York West Middletown Charles Buehner Minersville Elk Valley Sutton Kanawha West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Lake Frank Baum Parkersburg

Mines and Miners and Ireland's Coal Resources

United States Consul Hughes reports a vast 1.6 billion ton house coal deposit at Barmoez Hungary with development planned on scientific lines. The Ballymena Telegraph notes Ireland's coal potential is widely known yet underexplored, urging a mineral survey funded by the Irish board of agriculture to unlock deposits across provinces.

United States Hughes Coburg State Department Barmoez Hungary Ireland Ballymena Irish Board of Agriculture Lough Allen

Prominent Figures and Imperial News Highlights

King George of Greece remains a noted yachtsman as czarist recovery progresses. Queen Victoria’s health alarms England while Mrs. McKinley enjoys robust health. Sir Michael Hicks Beach shuns tobacco. Senator Davis’ 8,000-volume library highlights his estate. Blair probes Senate candidacy. George H. Phillips, Chicago corn king, swamped with marriage proposals. Emperor William elevates King Albert to field marshal. Carnegie pledges 50,000 for a Chattanooga library with 5,000 yearly city support. Bishop Peterkin to oversee Episcopal work in Puerto Rico touring January. Clapp again courts U.S. Senate seat. Marconi, 25, notes wireless era growth. he was 19 when idea sparked. Coal exports surge with 16 months’ value near twenty million dollars.

Rin Stein Tumaia Denmark St. Thoman St. Lawrence River Key West Bighlanda New Jersey Golden Horn Pacific Solomon Europe America Michigan Tony Island Carolina Louisiana Georgia Atlantic Smithsonian Institution Yonder Capitol Heaven Hemisheres Temple of Liberty and Justice King George Greece Russia Queen Victoria England McKinley Michael Hicks Beach Davis Henry W. Blair New Hampshire United States Senate George H. Phillips Chicago Emperor William King Albert Saxony Andrew Carnegie Chattanooga Tenn Peterkin West Virginia Episcopal Church Puerto Rico Moses FE. Clapp Minnesota Cushman K. Davis William Marconi

Reported land areas of United States and China

The area of the United States is 3,501,000 square miles. China totals 218,461 square miles, with China proper measuring 1,436,840 square miles.

United States China

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