Stampede to the Black Hills Draws National Interest
The Black Hills stampede tale draws interest from Chicago and eastern cities with a new mining boom. Chicago syndicates plan to appoint chief mining engineers to Deadwood and the United States mining firms eye the region as the next Eldorado.
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Deadwood Minie
United States
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Unclear county finances and school notes in Aberdeen report
The Aberdeen summary covers the financial condition of the state, bonding debt, and year end figures. It notes per capita debt around 81.50 with twelve years to raise funds plus interest rates from 1 to 4 percent. Receipts of 1 048 079 28 and disbursements of 1 011 178 28 are cited, with most revenue from general funds, licenses, and taxes. It also mentions school board tensions and a vaccination dispute, plus local incidents in Soudan and Spearfish.
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General Fund
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Ceylon Fund
Ereugen
Nand
Jina
Renee Uroe Nas
Montojo Defends Manila Defenses Against Dewey
The Tribune print eye reports Avila Mémlojo defending Manila defense during court martial. He accuses the Spanish government of unpreparedness, cites Admiral Dewey’s strategic planning, and outlines Montojo’s view of Spanish and American actions and weaponry, including torpedoes and ammunition shortfalls.
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Tribune
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Mémlojo
Ais
Manila
Che Hulle
Dewey
Ringe
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Eh Avell
Dong Kong
Aguinaldo's Wife Surrenders and Manila Encounters
Aguinaldo's wife and sisters surrender to Major March at Hontoc as Manila reports heavy fighting along the southern advance. American forces land two battalions of the Thirty-fifth, capture prisoners, and bombard Cavite city, with 1,500 enemies taken or killed and a gunboat sent for reinforcements.
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Jan
Aguinaldo
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Goebelites In Control Organize In Kentucky Legislature
In Frankfort Kentucky January 2 1900 a chaotic session opened with Goebel democrats claiming control of both houses. Debate saw several democrats absent and accusations of bribery tied to J T Whalen of Louisville who allegedly offered 4500 to sway votes. Goebel supporters move to nominate Goebel allies for key posts as senators and clerks.
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Tauiesi In Trust Company
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Senate
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anti-Goebel
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Goebel
Democratic Job Caucus
Caniidite
Portuguese Denial on Colonial Claims and Local Fire News
A Portuguese denial states no treaty exists for alienating colonies and Lisbon would not offer ceded lands. A Bern paper cites Portugal agreeing to cede Africa and India to powers. local officials dispute later elections. A Barboursville fire destroys a house. possessions lost, a relief purse organized. Theodore G Vuril honored for long service. local officials note busy age targets.
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Heglares Velogos
Lisbon
Findhce
French Victory Confirmed in Colesberg Advance
British dispatches report French’s column advancing toward Colesberg with strong cavalry and artillery support. Heavy Boer losses claimed as the British shelling disrupts Boer positions near Norval’s Pont and Stormberg. Casualties listed as light to moderate with several dead or wounded, and continued Boer retreat toward junctions and bridges.
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Chicago Canal Opens to Carry Water to Mississippi
Chicago marks a milestone as the new canal diverts water from the Great Lakes into the Mississippi basin. The project aims to ease Chicago’s sewage load by redirecting flows through a link canal designed to move up to 300,000 cubic feet of water per minute once fully completed.
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New Chinese Concession Law Aims To Limit Foreign Capital
Washington reports a new Chinese regulation restricting foreign concessions. It sets a cap of five to five on capital represented and forbids new mining concessions except under strict conditions. The law aims to curb foreign control and preserve native enterprises across provinces.
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Shanghai Question Settled AU Adjustments Among Nations
The United States approved the international settlement in Shanghai following a prolonged diplomatic dispute among Britain France and the United States. France protested the extension while Britain opposed it. The accord merged several concessions but did not fully bind the American mission. Shanghai's foreign settlements and courts remain under foreign control with substantial population and commercial zones.
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Pope selects young successor amid papal transition
The Pope, after opening St Peter's doors, names Ann Girolamo Maria Gotti as his successor amid a church reform anxiously awaited by Indulgences advocates. Carolin Goll, a Genoese noble famed for piety, is noted for ascetic life.
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Boer War rumors and market notes amid late reporting
Fragmented dispatches report on British officer actions near Ladysmith and South African internal lines, with American casualties and Boer movements. The same column mixes market data from multiple cities, including Omaha and Chicago, with commodity prices, livestock and grain quotes, and exchange figures, all presented in a crowded, noisy OCR style.
Will America's Greatest Warships Be Built
The Naval Board approves designs for three battleships named Georgia New Jersey and Pennsylvania with about 14000 ton displacement and 19 knots speed Each will carry two superposed turrets two 12 inch guns and a dozen 6 inch broadside guns The project aims to match foreign ships and include Krupp armor and integrated weight distribution at a projected total cost of 9000000 per vessel ready to sail 7000 miles.
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Tragedy at Owa City Man shoots self in Des Moines linked tragedy
W W Marshall of Des Moines attempted suicide last night in Owa City. The plan ended with a self-inflicted gunshot near the Desiet causing grave injuries. Prominent in Des Moines society, his wife and two daughters are noted figures. Marshall served in Cuba during the Spanish War and held roles in the passenger department of the Burlington. He was connected with Governor Boles and Missionipt Peqven. Weather and river activity report incomplete as boats were not moving.
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Jay Jam
W. W. Marshall
Des Moines
Sy Jenves
Sunt
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Bolesstom
Death of a hotel man conquers pneumonia in Dubuque
Fe Marah Amintant Mancuer, longtime manager of the Moet Aullen hotel, died this morning in Dubuque after a two day illness of pneumonia. He was about 45 years old and was present at the traveling men banquet Thursday night.
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Wrecks Leave City in Sewer Gas Explosion
A large sewer gas explosion in Kosville Pennsylvania causes extensive structural damage across several streets. Dozens of houses are wrecked or badly damaged, with many buildings shuttered and multiple vehicles and utilities affected. No fatalities are reported, but property losses run into thousands of dollars.
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Explosive accident at local works leaves several injured
Fragmented report describes a deadly pipe explosion at a works site. Names include Tiweleednen Bien sy Ki and Jay Afrack with multiple injuries and a widow. Amid chaotic scenes, a prominent local figure We Woodward and others are named, while railway and river incidents are mentioned alongside a wedding plan and a distant record attempt.
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Czars New Peace Plea Urges Co op to Continue War Peace Work
Premier text from Vorwaerts reproduces a manifesto attributed to Czar Nicholas I calling monarchs to united effort for disarmament and an era of peace. It argues Hague Conference showed shared wish for peace but warns naval arms race risks, urging restraint and a universal moral appeal to nations.
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Cuban crowds cheer McKinley with Cuban processions
The article describes a New Year celebration in Cuba with a procession to the Prado, music by a band, and the Cuban national hymn. President McKinley and Governor-General Wood receive cheers while Cubans discuss Wood’s influence and a forthcoming conference of representative Cubans to share hopes for U.S. support and reforms.
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Donation to Chicago University New Year Gift
Chicago University reports New Year gift totals amid talks of further large donations. President Harpe hints at reaching a substantial sum, with past donors pledging up to 9 million in various campaigns. Widespread optimism follows prior years of sizable contributions and negotiated increases in payroll and funding.
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St Louis Lights Dim Over Edison Contract Shuffle
In St Louis Missouri the incandescent lights along Washington Avenue and Keokuk Street were turned off as the city nears the end of its contract with the Missouri Edison Electric Company. Public lamps in parks remained nearly dark, with only a few tallow candles for illumination during the transition. A temporary street lighting plan was to be provided by a new arrangement under a different contractor.
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Public reception honors Flow ledge mentor and friend
A community gathering yesterday afternoon recognized a respected mentor, celebrating years of friendship and service. Attendees included students and local leaders who praised the honoree's guidance and dedication.
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Abative Plot Of The Filipinos Planned To Throw Bombs
Police uncover a conspiratorial plan in Manila center to attack General Lawton’s funeral with bombs during the procession. Explosives seized as insurgents allegedly prepared to strike foreign consuls, disrupt signals, and trigger wider unrest. Authorities expect American forces to maintain occupation amid rising insurgent activity near Cavite, Batangas, Cagayan, and nearby provinces, with reports of thousands of insurgents and strong fortifications.
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Distress in Puerto Rico prompts relief measures and reports
A government statement details the distress in Puerto Rico amid food shortages and struggles attributed to the ongoing emergency. It notes a population impact, average indigent levels from late September to November, and relief distributions totaling funds and supplies, while describing difficult conditions and efforts to prevent further suffering.
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