Lying in state for Cushman Kellogg Davis
Thousands file through Minnesota capitol to view the body of Cushman Kellogg Davis a former governor and long time U.S. senator. Nearly 20 000 pay respects as funeral plans are announced with pallbearers including James J Hill and former officials. A letter from Theodore Roosevelt dated November 26 is received by Mrs. Davis.
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St. Paul
Minn
State Capitol
Cushman Kellogg Davis
Senate of
United States
Star of Minnesota
Davis
Co. D
First
Minnesota National Guard
M. L. Merrill
Divis
James J. Hill
Walter H. Sanborn
Charles E. Flandreau
Julia 3
Pillsbury
William Washburn
Samuel R. Thayer
Minneapolis
E. W. Peet
United States District
Robert G. Evans
Congress
Ali Ferrough
Proctor Aldrich
Hoar
Hale
Wilson
Mr. Vieuna
Chile
Charles A. Towne
Henry IL. Dawes
Stanford Newell
Netherlands
Statesman
J. A. Hawley
New York
Col. Roosevelt
No Mystery in Rice Case Say Patrick Counsel
New York reports Patrick counsel Logan Demond Hardy insist no murder occurred in the Rice will dispute. They claim the 1900 will favors Albert T. Patrick and that mercury calomel poisoning proves nothing. They predict acquittal and eventual receipt of estate valued about 5 million. Executors named include William M. Rice Jr James A. Baker Jr and Albert T. Patrick.
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New York
Wm. Marsh Rice
Logan, Demond & Hardy
Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
Jones
Rice
Marx B. Hardy
Texas
Millionaire Rice
William M. Rice, Jr
Hyatt, Tex
James A. Baker, Jr
Houston
Tex
Rice Institute gifts and Patrick remainder in estate plan
The will provides a $250000 cap for gifts to the Rice Institute with excess to invalidate the gift. Frederick A. Rice gets $50000, siblings and heirs $25000 each, nephews nieces $5000 each, and directors $5000. Five named beneficiaries receive $5000 each, others $1000 or $500. gifts conditioned on acceptance without contest. Albert T. Patrick inherits all remaining estate.
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Erature
Mr. Rice
Frederick A. Rice
Rice Institute
Frederick L. Blinn
Springfield
Mass
Albert T. Patrick
Texas
Committee of Fifteen to Direct Campaign in New York
Charles Stewart Smith announced the Committee of Fifteen to direct a campaign against vicious resorts in New York. Members include James Carter John Kennedy Felix Adler Jacob Schitt John Rhoades Alfred White Joel Erhardt Sprague Smith George Peabody Baldwin Orr Iselin Paddock DeForest Tappen. He noted many letters proposing additions if the group size allowed.
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New York
Charles Stewart Smith
Citizens’ Vice
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of 15
James C. Carter
John S. Kennedy
Felix Adler
Jacob H. Schitt
John Parson Rhoades
Alfred T. White
Joel B. Erhardt
Charles Sprague Smith
Geo. Foster Peabody
William H. Baldwin, Jr
Alexander E. Orr
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Robert L. Paddock
Robert W. DeForest
Frederick D. Tappen
Smith
Women of the Lower East Side Launch Vice Crusade
In New York on November 30 the women of the Lower East Side held the first meeting of a crusade against vice. Speakers described police harassment of residents near disorderly houses and one widow claimed her husband died after police pressure. They plan to drive disorderly women from East Side tenements.
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New York
Bradstreet's Review Forecasts Trade Strength Despite Weather
Bradstreet's forecast notes unsettled weather and holidays dampening retail and jobbing yet reports overall satisfactory conditions. Steel, coal, boots and shoes, hardware, and lumber show strong activity with little labor trouble. Iron and steel demand remains robust, exports mixed, and grain markets steady amid weekly shipment figures and reported failures.
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Chicago
Literary notes on new books and authors of 1899
A roundup of upcoming works and prize wins. Aemlia E. Barr completes Souls of Passage for Christmas New Lippincott. Adeline Jenney wins The Century prize for An Old-World Wooing. Morley Roberts characters in Lord Linlithgow. Zitkala Sa to write Indian legends for Houghton Mifflin. Angel de Cora to illustrate. Whitman Leaves of Grass cheep edition by David McKay with notes. Crowell Library of Economics and Politics to publish The Jew in London. Other titles include The Heiress of the Forest and works by Boyd Carpenter Stopford Brooke and Lewis Morris.
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Adeline M. Jenney
South Dakota
David McKay
Philadelphia
Walt Whitman
Mr. McKay
Whitman
Messrs
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
London
Canon Barrett
James Bryce
M. P
Forest
Old Anjou
Eleanor C. Price
Boyd Carpenter
Ripon
Stopford A. Brooke
Sir Lewis Morris
Notable mentions and forthcoming publications cross the literary year
A survey of figures in politics and business, with Moody and Littlefield cited for speeches in Huntington Hall. Rev W A Bartlett, a new book in press from G C Prince & Son, describes Oberammergau and other sites. 1901 Home Companion roster includes Harte, Barr, Sylva, Bangs, Bell, Lynde, Read, and others. Riverside's December no 145 offers Hawthorne tales in four stories with The Gentle Boy.
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W. A. Bartlett
G. C. Prince & Son
Kirk Street
Oberammergau
Chase
Edelweiss
Woman's Home Companion
Home
Bret Harte
Robert Barr
Carmen Sylva
Robert Grant
John Kendrick Bangs
Lilian Bell
Francis Lynde
Opie Read
Josiah Allen
Harriet Preascott Spotford
Leslie Carver
Riverside Literature
Hawthorne
Roger Malvin
Houghton, Mifflin & Company
Boston
New York
Chicago
Holiday frames and mirrors sell at low prices
George Fe Maker at the corner of John and Merrimack streets advertises a large stock of holiday pictures pictures frames and mirrors with a 50 cent bargain counter. Call and examine for yourself to find holiday presents at low prices. Telephone 865 4.
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George FE
John and
Merrimack Streets
Prolific Lowell sports week with boxing and basketball
In Lowell the past week showcased basketball football and boxing attracting keen local fans. The P A C beat Hudson 18 to 1 in a Tuesday basketball and then lost the second game to the Burkes after a strong early showing. Boxing events drew crowds until Joe Flaherty of Lowell refused a postponement and left the arena, causing the main bout to be canceled and refunds offered.
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Lowell
Fraternity
Hudson
Burkes
Burke
Spring
Kid” St. Dennis
Manchester
Jack Reagan
Flaherty
Mlaherty
Sweeney
St. Dennis
Reagan
Massachusetts
Billy Walker
Myles Walker
Jack Walker
Finley Chisholm
John Reagan
Brooksides
Joe Flaherty
Marly
Manchester Union
Patsey Sweeney
Hibernian
Lin Street
West Pointers Ready for Navy Game at Franklin Field
West Point cadets leave for Philadelphia accompanied by 50 substitutes coaches and trainers to meet the Navy team at Franklin Field. The cadets enjoy good health and will be hosted by the University of Pennsylvania while the Naval academy squad arrives, rests at Colonnade hotel, and conducts light practice ahead of tomorrow’s clash.
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Saracen
Boston
West Point
N. Y
Philadelphia
Navy
Franklin Field
Corps of Cadets
University of Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
Colonnade Hotel
Fowler
Inevitable Football Color Contrast Misfires
A well-meaning youth laments a dating misfire sparked by a football rivalry. He decorated himself in his rival team colors, stunning his date and losing yardage as the crowd cheered the opposing side. He discovers his mistake only after returning home.
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Detroit
Chicago News
Secret of Your Suffering Pain Relief Powder Ad
A Victorian ad touts Catarrhal Powder as quick safe relief for head and nasal pain. It claims one application grants instant relief and a cure, priced at 60 cents. Sold by C F Carter and F C Goodale & Co.
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Senator Davis
Bradstreet
Bradstreet's
Zuflhidha
Maiden Lane
Aemlia E. Barr
New Lippincott
Cecil Rhodes
Morley Roberts
Lord Linlithgow
Harpers
George L. Fielder
Ainslee's
William C
Daniel Dulaney
Addison
National Studies In American Letters
Frank Vincent du Mond
Milton
Henry James
L. B. Walford
Caroyn Wells
W. N. Pethick
Peking
Helmet of
Navarre
the Century CO
Union Square
Louis Gilmore
Fairgrounds
Cowell
Thurscey
Congress Street Stars
Thorndikes
Murphy
Collins
Barnfather
Hudson c
Teague Ig
Craig Ig
T. Teague
Flanders
McLarney
Holston le
O'Loughlin
Knickerbocker Club
Desmond
Gardiner
Kid St. Dennis
George W. McVicker
McVicker
John Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Merrimack Valley
Lawrence
Haverhill
Annapolis
Opera House
W. Wilson CO
Little Emily Kit
The
Arkansas Traveller
Corse Payton
Kentucky
Enings
Wanneeel
Leton Bros
Reyford
Savo Theatre
Dempsey
Prevost
Clark
Barton
Ventiquial Com Edians
Edward F. Reynard
Bismar
Miller
the Great
Jefferson
William Hazen
America
Mrr
Harry Budworth
SAVOY
W. H. Emery, Manacer
Aiden Benedict
Chas. W. Chase
Siegel
John Komas
Mandoligist
Wm. Rice, Banjoist
Stratton
Handley
Odd Fellows Temple
Eningwood's
Treraint
Es, Willard
Nytage
Elves U A. Barron
Mietarttitte Alhcleetiaers Leh
Aristisemanuals
Charles Wheeler
Andrews & Wheeler
Kihorndike St
Por
Devine
Merrimack ST
WSS
A.W. Brown
Middlesex
sReurtt, Floris I
Cor
Merrimack and
Tridge Sts
Conservatorins
Fairmount St
F. G. Gulliland
Wyman’s Exchange
Méterimack and
Central Streets
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