President Roosevelts Furious Rebuke of Gen Miles
In the executive mansion a dramatic scene unfolds as President Roosevelt publicly rebukes Gen Miles, warning he will not permit criticism of executive and departmental acts. The incident draws 20 witnesses including senators and private citizens, fueling sensational talk in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Gen. Miles
Leutenant
Gen
Roosevelt
United States
Ufe
Washington
President Roosevelt Leads Festive East Room Cake Walk
Washington December 26 A traditional cake walk crowned Christmas festivities at the White House east room with President Roosevelt performing with notable grace. Senator Lodge followed as a leading ragtime entertainer and his son John Cabot Lodge joined the trio of dancers. The president later joined in Sir Roger De Coverley steps and played tag with children.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Senator Lodge
John Cabot Lodge
Danger of coal famine not past in Indianapolis
Indianapolis may still face a coal famine this winter if railroads fail to supply enough cars. Coal dealers report severely limited railroad equipment. a letter from an Ohio mine warned only two cars available, with promises to deliver after Christmas. August M Kuhn of Consolidated Coal and Lime cautioned that open weather helped, but another cold snap could trigger shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
Ohio
Kuhn
Tenants raise $450 for Indiana trust building workers
Solomon Kiser led tenants in raising a purse of $450 among the Indiana trust building tenants on Tuesday to be shared by nine men. Each man received $5 on Wednesday. One employe in the workhouse still got his $5 and put it toward his fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Kiser
Indiana Trust Building
Rev John M Shippen Found Dead in Stable
Washington December 26 Rev John M Shippen a 54 year old colored minister of Hillsdale DC was found dead in the rear stable of his home his throat cut police suspect self inflicted death but the weapon is not yet found
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Washington
John M. Shippen
Sumner and
Nicholas Ave
Hillsdale
D. C
Ryan Sues Jim Jeffries for $1000 in training claim
Kansas City report states Tommy Ryan the champion middleweight sued Jim Jeffries the heavyweight champion for $1000. He claims the amount is balance on $2500 agreed for training and assisting Jeffries in his May 1899 Corbett fight at Coney Island, with $1500 already paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Jim Jeffries
Ryan
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Coney Island Athletic Club
Woman in Love Feud Takes Carbolic Acid
Seattle woman Dollie Qualle who posed as man and known as Harry Livingstone drank carbolic acid after claiming unreturned affection from Nell Pickrell. She left a note denouncing her love and accusing Livingstone of infidelity before the act.
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Seattle
Wash
Nell Pickrell
Harry Livingstone
Dollie Qualle
Livingstone
Charged With Hold Up Robbery Duo in Custody
Charles Brown and James Webber held on charges of holding up and robbing Fred Wachstetter of 30 and a gold watch on West North street a few nights ago. Police prisoners await further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
James Webber
Fred Wachstetter
W. North St
Marking the Many Bypaths of Present Day Troubles
Indianapolis notices praise Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills as a nerve tonic restoring nerve force. Testimonial from N S Beckner of Monument Square says pills cured dizzy weak spells and prostration, rebuilt strength, and led to steady nerves. Sold at Hyder's Drug Store and by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. confirm portrait and signature on every package.
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Indianapolis
A. W. Chase
N. 8
Beckner
Monument
Quare
Hyder
Iowa Governor Shaw May Enter Roosevelt Cabinet
Washington dispatch reports Governor Shaw of Iowa will become Secretary of the Treasury around mid January. Secretary Gage plans to retire after January 1, with resignation near the date the change takes effect. Public officials say Shaw’s appointment is not politically motivated and should not affect Agriculture Secretary Wilson’s cabinet position.
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Gage
Gov. Shaw
Iowa
Treasury
Lamont
Bissell
Shaw
Gov. Crane
Massachusetts
Christmas killings stun Birmingham crowd
In Birmingham on December 26 four people were killed in violent incidents. Powderley Williams, white, was shot by Arthur Perry, colored, and a mob planned to lynch Perry before the sheriff intervened. Jasper Herris, white, was shot by Jim Terry, colored. Joe Brady, colored, was killed by Policeman Tutero after a fierce encounter. Henry Brown and Charles Mosely, colored, dueled at Coleito. Brown died and Mosely was badly wounded.
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Birmingham
Ala
Powderley
Joseph Williams
Arthur Perry
Perry
Jasper Herris
Jim Terry
Jefferson
Joe Brady
Tutero
Ensley
Henry Brown
Charles Mosely
Coleito
Brown
Mosely
Knox denies pledges attributed by anti trust league
Washington December six and twenty sixth Attorney General Knox stated in clear terms that he has never made the pledges attributed to him by the Anti Trust League.
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Washington
Dec
Atty.-gen. Knox
Anti-trust Lessue
Astrology for Thursday December 26 and local deaths and marriages
Zodiac prognostic notes warn the very young and women face peril and misfortune. The column lists numerous births and deaths with addresses, plus many marriages arranged by date and partner names. Building permits record Razing of an old structure on West Washington Street by Wishmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishmeyer
W. Washington St
Illinois State Teachers Association Opens in Springfield
The Illinois state teachers association convenes in Representatives Hall on Thursday evening with Gov. Yates delivering a welcome address. President David Felmley of Normal will present his report. Attendance is expected to be lower due to Christmas midweek. A large Chicago delegation arrived Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Yates
David Felmley
Nor‘mall
Chicago
Burglary Charge Filed For Bloomington Youth
Elmer Petty aged 18 of Bloomington street was jailed Thursday as charges of burglary. Police allege he and George Meyers broke into Trout's saloon at 1027 West Michigan Street and stole an overcoat, saying they were intoxicated and told the porter of their plan before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Petty
Bloomington St
George Meyers
Trout
Michigan St
Free Thinkers to Meet in Liberty League gathering
Muncie Ind Dec 26 A call issued by Dr T J Bowles president for the annual Liberty league of the United States and Canada meeting to be held in Cincinnati January 26 and 27 Delegates from across the United States and Canada and away from England will attend The Liberty league is an organization of free thinkers.
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Muncie
Ind
The
Liberty, League of the
United States
Canada
T. J. Bowles
League
Cincinnati
England
Liberty League
Alley confrontation ends with highway robbery charge
Wednesday night police found Thomas, Moore, and James Mitchell surrounded by a crowd in the alley near Fletcher's bank. Moore reported they were attacked. Mitchell attempted a robbery, leading to a fight. Mitchell was charged with highway robbery.
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Thomas
Moore
James Mitchell
Fletcher's Bank
Mitchell
Tell City Hotel and Winona company capital details
Incorporated notices reveal two firms, the Commercial hotel company of Tell City with capital stock of 5000 dollars and the Winona company of War Baw with capital stock of 10000 dollars, both formed to manufacture food and drinks.
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Tell City
Winona
Cerés- ‘Company
32 Years of Piles Cured by Pyramid Pile Cure
Sioux Falls resident F Capps reports a 32 year struggle with protruding piles ended after four months using Pyramid Pile Cure. He left stone masonry and claims complete, lasting recovery. Pyramid Drug Co. markets the remedy, with mail offer for Causes and Cure booklet.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
F. Capps
Minnesota Ave
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, ‘Mich
Baby's first Christmas includes $10000 check gift
Mark "Coughs Up" Ravenna Ohio reports Dan R. Hanna's Cottage Hill home hosted the baby's first Christmas on Wednesday with hundreds of gifts. The standout was a $10,000 check from the child's grandfather Marcus A. Hanna.
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Ravenna
Dan R. Hanna
Cottage Hill
Marcus A. Hanna
Santa Claus Delivers. Len Crane Absent From Work
The piece notes Len Crane ate too much on Wednesday and was absent Thursday while stores helped with a landoffice business. Chas Woerner and Joe Gasper discuss the abundance of gifts this season, citing prosperity and relatives and friends exchanging presents. Police court reports show mostly young men fined for drunkenness as doctors prepare for post holiday stomach issues. Wasson’s was busy with Christmas certificates and cash transactions. Catarrh is defined, with Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to help through the blood and mucous membranes.
Protect Your Dead
Okey Burial Vault Co announces services at 209 Lawbldg, Henry Karstadt successor to Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co, 228 Maaz.ave, 115 N. EHlst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okey Burial Vault Co
Lawbldg
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Maaz.ave
N. Ehlst
Sun Classifieds Fielded in 400 Towns for 15 Cents Ads
The Sun markets its classifieds as a nationwide reach with 400 towns covered by ten words per ad at a 15 cent rate. It emphasizes the efficiency of small, concise notices for Wanted and For Sale categories.
Wheat and corn prices and grain inspections report
Market notes show No 2 red wheat at 87c on milling freight and No 1 white corn at 69c with varied No 2 white and mixed white prices. Oats and hay hold steady with No 1 timothy at 12.50 to 12.00, and inspection totals list 42 grain cars and four hay cars with mixed lots and no established grade.
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Walton
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report December 26
Cattle receipts five cars market strong with best 7.50 to 8.00 and others 7.50 to 7.26. Hogs receipts 61 cars market active about ten cents higher. Yorkers 6.00 to 6.60, pigs 5.30 to 5.40. Sheep and lambs receipts 41 cars market 15 to 25 cents higher. lamb tops 5.65 to 5.75, ewes 3.40 to 3.60, wethers 3.75 to 4.00, yearlings 3.80 to 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards Stock Market Report
Union Stock Yards Illinois December 26 cattle receipts 12500 with prices from 4 to 7.55 for beef cattle. Hogs receipts 16000 with top at 6.69 and most bunched around 6.10 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 8000 with native sheep up to 4.50 and native lambs up to 5.85. Market active with higher prices noted across categories.
Irregular yet firmer opening on New York stocks
Stocks opened irregular with moderate trading showing resistance to pressure. St Paul rose after a earnings decline, Union Pacific and Reading advanced, Manhattan and sugar traded volatile, New York Central jumped, Amalgamated copper held strength, and government bonds were unchanged. Total sales 339000 shares.
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New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Reading Common
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Hocking Valley
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
General Electric
U. P
Soo Gas
Steel
S. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Receipts Dec 26
At Indianapolis Union Stock Yards on December 26 cattle receipts reached 300 head with varied quotations for steers and cows, including good to prime export and butcher categories, light veals and heavy calves. Hogs receipts were 3,500 with ranges from good to choice heavies to common lightweights. Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis recorded similar volumes and prices, listing hogs with good to choice and mixed categories and roughs.
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Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Evesesers
S.cescecesenese
Reese
Interstate Stock Yards
Market Prices Report for Dairy and Poultry Goods in New York
New York market roundup lists pork at 16.50 to 17.50 per unit, lard at 10.15, butter prices across State dairy 15 to 23 cents, creamery 16 to 25 cents, and Elgin 25 cents. Cheese ranges large and small 7 to 10 and 7 to 4 cents respectively. Eggs quoted 26 to 30 cents. Dressed poultry includes turkeys 4 to 14 cents, chickens 6 to 10, fowls 7 to 11, ducks 9 to 11, geese 12 cents.
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New York
Western
Elgin
Live Stock Market Summary Cincinnati December
Cincinnati cattle and hog receipts noted with good to choice steer prices from 4.75 to 5.75 for shippers and 4.75 to 5.25 for others. Veal calves ranged 6.25 to 6.40, hogs received 25 to 40 cents, lambs active at 34.90 to 35.00, and extra lambs at 3.35. Sheep totals reflected standard market levels.
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Cincinnati
Kansas City cattle and hog market reports for December 26
Cattle receipts around 4000 with native beef steers 1.75 to 6.60, Texas and Indian steers 3.00 to 4.50, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.00, stockers 2.73 to 5.50, bulls 2.50 to 4.25, calves 3.75 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 9000 with prices 5.10 to 6.75, bulk 5.75 to 6.60. pigs 4.00 to 5.00. Sheep receipts 5000, muttons 3.00 to 4.25, lambs 4.50 to 5.00, wethers 3.50 to 4.25, ewes 3.00 to 3.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago grain and dairy prices report figures
Wheat futures rise with December at 79 7/8 to 75 cent, May at 82 1/2 to 83 1/4, July around 90. Corn unsettled with December at 7 1/2 to 7 3/4 cents, May near 6 1/2, July about 6 1/2. Oats higher with December 44 1/4 to 45 1/4, May 45 1/4, July 29 9/10. Provisions rise with May pork 17.00 to 17.20, lard 9.92 to 10.07, ribs 8.67 to 8.30. Eggs 25–26 cents. Butter creamery 24 1/4 cents, firsts 20–22, seconds 15–11. Cheese diverse: twins 9 1/4–10, daisies 10–10 1/2, Young Americans 10 1/4–10, Swiss 12 1/2–13, brick 9 1/4–10. Live poultry priced: hens 7–9 cents, springs 7–9, turkeys 7, ducks 7 1/4–8, geese 3.50–6.00.
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Chicago
Roy
George Harris Takes Yearlong Temperance Pledge
George Harris appeared in police court on Thursday and pledged not to drink for a year. He has long faced police judges with regularity, and as he began to drink again on Wednesday his relatives had him locked up as a safeguard against a relapse.
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George Harris
George
Tony Spree
Jobling Trade Prices for Poultry and Produce
The Jobling trade lists a wide range of poultry and produce prices including Old turkey hens six cents per pound and old toms at five cents. spring chickens at fourteen to sixteen and a half cents. ducks five to six cents. geese five cents. eggs twenty five cents. various cheeses, butters, and meats with prices for hams, bacon, lard, sausage, and fresh beef and pork. Also shown are coffee, sugars, flour, beans, molasses, canned goods, and oysters with multiple brand and size options. Numerous location-based, brand, and item specifics are given for buyers and traders.
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Nelson A. Miles
Dollie
Uhr
Will
Sam
Secretary of the
Knox
Obo
Beth Ht
G. J. Hasely
Woodlawn-ave
Arthur Baxter
Bellefontaine St
Poy
George McKinney
Fred and
Mollie Hutchison
Batesst
J. E
Mollie Corcoran
Talbott Ave
Albert and
Carrie Tabert
English Ave
Arthur and
Ida Taylor
Georgiaat
F. C. Hornstein
Fourteenth-st
Luther
Annie Deputy
E. Eleventh-st
Charles and
Mattie Benedict
Columbia-ave
E. T
Pearl Phillips
Park- Wway-ave
Alexander Taylor
Rankin-st
Eva Taylor
W. Court-st
Katherine A. Stonehunter
Market-st
Eva F. Younger
W. Pearl-st
W. A. Morrison
Little's Hotel
Bridget Mack
Meridian St
Mary Lyons
Ohio St
Maria I. Marshall
Washington St
Bujan Broden
Vermont St
Julia E. Ryan
Isabella R. Munson
Park Ave
Frank Db. Crall
W. Morris St
Joseph Murdoch
N. Davidson St
Nina E. Koehler
Fort Wayne Ave
Helen M. Donelson
Dorman-st
Eryaipelas
George Millikin
Waynest
Claude A. Scholl
Lena M. Ayres
John Edwin Byers
Callie Prather
Claude Sleeth
Jessie Fouty
Manson Neidlinger
Rosa Snyder
Bert E. Whitinger
Lulu E. Duncan
James Harvey Young
Libba Joe Turner
Wilson Jeffries
Anna M. Ulmer
Harry Ely
Myrtle Hunter
Lawrence A. Anderson
Carrie L. Dorrah
John T. McMahon
Kate Rielly
William P. Cummins
Anna Kay
Samuel Hickey
Louise A. Rutz
James G. Souders
Goldie A. Batley
Leslie Jones
Mary Rouse
F. R. Paul Brede
Lena Clay
George L. Kern
Huldah J. Kottlowski
Frank G. Johnson
Mabel J. Hufford
Samuel C. Askren
Leona E. Bax
Ter
Harry W. Wheeler
Jessie M. Peine
Daniel W. Yount
Effie Arbuckle
John O. Ayers
Matilda Rosinsky
Lamont Jarret
Ethel May Gates
Joe English
Eddie Williams
Fred Sillery
Blanche Lilian Goode
Wiliam F. Cory
Indiana Dawson
John E. Ennis
Frances Ion
Oelschlager
Archibald Wells
Lollie Tansel
Oscar Carter
Frances M. Picker
William Sayce
Prudence Burt
Harry J. Thompson
Mary Brown Whitton
Harry R. Shank
Amelia Wesling
George W. Dinkel
Caille Hunley
Irvin L. Burch
May Greenfield
Charles Brendt
Anna Crone
Charles Gatewood
Mary Miller
Louis Uhi
Carrie Grice
Ralph Treadway
Rose E. Matthews
Willam J. Howery
Minnie E. Egan
Hugh R. Richards
Myra
Thomas J. Brown
Mamie ‘Whitfield
Harry Rivers Fletcher
Zella Mae Rust
Robert Cocanougher
Myrtle Arnold
Frederick R. Gerretsen
Gestie Leap
Corning, N
Carlton Bentley
Edna Johnson
Bentley
Gured
Mark
Santa Claus
Len Crane
Landoffice
Chas. Woerner
Joe Gasper
Wasson’s
City Grain Market
Buffalo Live
Hght
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Java
Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Liun
Jersey
Caracas
Dillsworth's
Gates
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
H. P. Navy
Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Florida
Matthews
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Wanawha Luhrig
Green County
Indiana
Slack
West Virginia
Iniliana
Connellsville Coke
Kingan & Co
Block
Tierces
Ile
Oysters, Fish and Game
I. S&s Fe & Co
Baltimore
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