Iowa Governor Shaw May Join Treasury Department
Iowa Governor Shaw is expected to accept the U S treasury secretary role if formally tendered by the president. No change in Agriculture Secretary Wilson’s position. Gage to remain until successor is ready. Shaws acceptance would honor Iowa, with Wilson and Allison praised by officials for banking and currency expertise.
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Washington
Dee
Leslie Mahan
the Treasury
Maman
Phere
Wiloy
Towa
Treasury Department
Gage
Gov. Shary
Gov. Shaw
Treasury
svRambera
United States
Toy
Shaw
Les Maines
United States Treasury
Hii
Iowa
Chimmins
Wilson
Tamadim
Allison
Senate
Henderson
Dubuque, la
Slaw
Riot at Presidio Gate Leaves Soldiers Jailed
San Francisco reports a clash near the Presidio gate when soldiers attacked Farbe y saloon at Baker and Green with streets. Fifteen or more soldiers were jailed and several policemen were injured. The riot followed the stabbing of a soldier whose death spurred a mob to wreck the saloon. In other items a Baltimore incident, a man shot in Mississippi, and various notes on wireless experiments and diplomatic moves are listed.
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San Francisco
Presidio
Farbey
Baker and
Greenwith Streets
North Hod
Aith
Turpey
Sulugu
Brad
Pope ‘Eerion
Yarpey
Welch Londen Dee Exceling Progress Toward 3
Geithig Welch Londen and Dee ieee Alexandra are making excellent progress toward 3, but will not be able to be with us for a few days.
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Thucce Geithig Welch Londen
Dee Ieee
Alexandra
Boe
Protocol Signed Ends Five Nation Conflict
Buenos Ayres reports a fresh conference in Santiago de Chili led to a new protocol between Chili and Argentina, ending the five nation dispute. Chile plans fortifications at Palerhuano and Pan ta Arenas, with a 15,000,000 defense expenditure authorized by a Chilean senate session. Argentina eyes warships of 5,000 tons built in Italy, due by end of 1902.
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Buenos Ayres
Santiago de Chili
Rieseco
Yanen
Senhor Portela
Galveston
Chili
Argentina
Palerhuano
Panta Arenas
Catrin
Coumneo
Italy
Gomes Faces Strong Chavez in Puerto Principe Tour
Havin December 26 telgrams report Gen Gomez faving badly in his political tour for Palma. In Puerto Principe province meetings are broken up and he is pelted with stones while mounted with veterans. The Maso feeling runs strong as Nacion claims he is government paid to stump the country. Maso followers withdraw their candidates amid bitter local sentiment.
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Havin
Senor Estrada Palma
Gomes
Palma
Puerto Principe
Gomez
Nacion
Ile
Maso
Sequel of Ark murder leads to new killing report
In Tine Bluff Arkansas Mose Solmson shot and killed George Stubblefield Wednesday night at seven. The incident is described as a sequel to the earlier killing of Carl Stubblefield by Myer Solmson. Stubblefield allegedly threatened Solmson and returned armed, prompting a deadly confrontation.
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Tine Bluff
Ark
Mose IL
Solmson
George Stubblefield
Carl Stubblefield
Myer Solmson
Mose Solmson
Mose Solmison
Stubblefield
Itis
Shevik
Alance
Hot Springs
Frank Mallory
Frank Cuileut
Cilleutis Il
Government Irish land bill rumored in Daily News note
The Daily News reports a rumor of a government land bill for Ireland offering an equivalent to compulsory purchase. It is believed the bill would allow the state to pay 17 and landlords to sell at 20 years' purchase, with the state covering three years' difference.
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Loudoun
The
Daily News
Wtasure
State official Swain dies in Newark stroke
George B. Swain, treasurer of New Jersey, died at his Newark home from a stroke. He was the vice president and a director of the German National Bank of Newark and a noted figure in social and business circles. The report notes other prominent involvements and a brief mention of libel threats unrelated to Swain’s death.
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Séeeke
New York
Navy Yard
Roosevelt
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Civil Service
Washington
Ew Lusk
George B. Swain
State of
New Jersey
Aluce Doud
Newark
Die Wis
German National Bank of
Christmas Charity Lights Up New York Streets
Washington quiet Christmas sees officials home with families. Salvation Army and churches feed thousands in New York, Madison Square Garden hosting 3,000 for dinner and Bowery mission serving 10,000 men and boys. London and Paris scenes mirror US generosity with toys and meals from royal and civic groups.
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New York
Race Riot in Harlem Ends With Arrests and Injuries
A Harlem race clash between about 100 black and 100 white youths escalated when both sides used revolvers, clubs, stones, and knives. Fifteen blacks were arrested and four whites, including a policeman, were wounded. Police restored order as rioters fled into tenements.
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New York
Harlem
Adventurous mix of editorials and crime reports from December
The item blends an editorial note on William Ty Stead and Anglo American federation with grim dispatches from Mexico, Arkansas, New York, Dallas, and Denver. It covers a $1,000,000 fire in Progresso, three deaths in Arkansas from a land sale quarrel, a millionaire suicide in Florence, a Kansas City to Dallas train wreck, and lesser local incidents in Hot Springs and Des Moines plus a restaurant shooting in Bradehuw’s.
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London
The
Daily News
William Ty
Stead
Cobden
Jamaica
Canada
Australia
Pire
Mexico City
Merida
Yucatan
Progresso
Eshanove Bros
Gabriel Escalante
Consignment
Mevida Railway
New York
Henory Eagle Shaw
Rome
Herald
Washington
Florence
Steamer Sun Burned in Memphis River Disaster
The steamer Sun burned to the water’s edge at Memphis Tennessee after departing Fulton with freight and passengers. Four lives were lost including D H Mainey and D N Rainey of Old River Arkansas, Mrs G Mimbs of Richardson Landing Texas, and a three month old child. Mrs Timbs sister Miss Josie Hammers escaped. The blaze began about 4 10 p m and the hurricane deck collapsed trapping victims. The boat belonged to George W Phillips and crewman John Brenner. Loss estimate is about 20000 dollars, partially insured.
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Sun
Memphis
Fulton
D. H. Mainey
Old River
Ark
D.N. Ratney
G. Mimbs
Richardson Landing
Teo
G. M. Timbs
Port
Timbs
Baby
Timber Sister
Josie Hammers
DN. Rainey
Miss Hammere
Mr. Timbs
Bradshaw's
Tragic Deaths Reported In Multiple Incidents
Ground to pieces by a passenger train near Salisbury both Ray and Milton Rafferty, sons of John Rafferty, an Southern railway employee, as they neared a train while returning from Christmas tree. Zeb Trexley witnessed the accident and was badly injured. In Minnesota Taylors Falls Nelson killed his mother with an axe during a drunken episode. Fire destroyed the G S Graham Machine Company plant in Rochester with firemen injured. Jacques Francois Henri Vougier, noted publicist and former French deputy, died in Paris. A Detroit girl, Nettle House, 16, drank strychnine and died at Emergency hospital. Naval review planned for coronation ceremonies in London. A young boy, Ross Allan, 15, drowned in a Calumet YMCA pool after entering unsupervised. Adverts and local notices fill the page with various products and promotions.
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Cara
Salisbury
N.C
Ray and
Milton
John Rafferty
Southern Railway
Christina
Zeb Trexley
Asphyxiation deaths in Fort Wayne home on Broadway
At a Broad way residence of George Chatter a wealthy retired grocer two people died and a third is dying from asphyxiation after a soot obstructs a chimney fire. Victims identified as George Schaffer age 65 and Anna James. Henry Anderson, 60, Civil War veteran and friend, in hospital in critical condition. Police report a tightly closed house and burned gas in the upper rooms. A nephew found the bodies after forcing entry.
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Inud
George Chatter
Broadway
George Schaffer
Anna James
Henry Anderson
Schaffer
Henry Andersson
Schafer
James
Qaid Anderson
Anderson
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Huugs
Missouri
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Charles Juhuson
Allvay
Bradehuw
Tennessee
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Minu
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Rochester
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Chamber of Deputies
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Rulett & Son
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Bay of Islands
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Caroling Chemice Company
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