Chicago Live Stock Show Opens With National Figures
The International Live Stock exposition opened in Chicago with speeches by Mayor Harrison Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Governor Yates and R W Hall of Texas. A parade and a welcome address followed, while Wilson praised domestic agriculture and the nation’s future.
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Serratory Wilson
Uhieagu
Dexter Quick Winphitheater
Harriesson
Agriculture Wilson
Yates
R.W. Hall
Texas
Anrtigan
Wilson
Seattle
Ais Couight
Water
Hill
Audienet
How Many Were Killed in the Wreck Inquiry
The Dutvult Papers publish a long exhaustive argument about deaths from a wordy wreck claim. They list named individuals and speculate on causes and salvage, naming several victims and survivors with uncertain details and origins.
Executed in Gallows Yard Described Amid Hushed Crowds
Accounts from a Massachusetts county describe a murder ending in a jail yard where a suspect waved a weapon and surrendered after being cornered by sheriffs. The report notes a sermon, a hanging at 10, and a Christmas atmosphere as officials moved to restore order.
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Halle
Washington Aleatec
Totsisgor White
Beowe
Mw Vlergyimia
Gall Yard
Jar
Pleetwood
They Say the Strike is Over in Pittsburgh Area
Railroad officials from lines connected to the strike report an end to the walkout except the Adileghany Valleys. The Valley crew says the worst is over.
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Pitesburg
Adileghany Valles
Cuefuss Roy
Oyer
Congress In Brief Washington December 2 1900
Congress prepares for business as Senate opens with usual procedures and adjourns for the day. In the House Speaker Henderson and incumbents are re elected and about 80 million dollars worth of bills introduced before adjournment. President's message read and enthusiastically received, tribute to the late President McKinley discussed, both houses adjourned.
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Washington
Senate Prre
Senate
House
Henderson
Nso Dragon
Jiouges
Congress
McKinney
Usless
Gills
Grand Rapids bribery case shocks city politics
Billed as sensational, the Grand Rapids bribery probe targets City Attorney Lant Ik and state senator George Nichols. Salisbury and associates face charges over a 875000 payoff linked to a Lake Michigan water contract deal. Contempt motions were denied or stayed as prosecutors pursue subornation of perjury charges.
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Tury
Aid Raphi
Otac
Lant Ik
Tury Las
Grand Jury
Grand Rapids
Crstern
Lake Michigan
Salsbury
Henry A. Taylor
Young New York
Aniihowiles
Thomas McGarry
Stilson V. McLead
Newnan
Equri Las
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Conten
George EB. Nichols
Sant K. Salsbury
Nichols
Live Stock Convention Delegates Rally For National Union
Thousand Delogites representing about 4 000 000 000 in capital gathered in Chicago for the live stock convention. Governors from several states attended and New Hampshire, Oklahoma, and Wyoming sent delegates. The meeting endorsed Roosevelt’s debt reform suggestions and urged Congress to consider action on public debt and related measures.
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Chicago
Nittongi Live Stock Association
Studebuker Wheater
Imore
Fourtuen
Kynes
Yates
Roosevelt
COMET
Trial of Lola Towle in Ayres murder case continues
Defense rests on questioned blood evidence as Lola Towle faces jurors this week. Witnesses from Michigan testified revolver seen in Ayres room and described actions the night of the tragedy. The trial centers on whether blood spatter was found and if it proves guilt beyond doubt.
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Ayr
Ry Movak
Phonas Ford
Michigan
Hey
Borla
Fis
Shafter
Gove
Blowrapper
Bank of Liverpool robbery suspect captured in Bootle
Absconding hookkeeper Goudie linked to a £170,009 heist was seized in Bootle after hiding there. He carried £800 when arrested and will face trial along with a second suspect held in connection with the robbery.
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London
Dee
Taterson
Goudie
Bank of Liverpool
Hutt
Bootle
Hidjoy
Andon
Otter Son
Contested Seat in Columbus Congress Inquiry
Tompkins, who won the capital city congressional certificate, has gone to Washington to seek the seat held by John D. Lentz for two terms. Congress must decide if Tompkins continues to hold it as Louis issues a contest notice.
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Columbus
O. Wes
Finmiet Tompkins
Capital City
Waeline ‘Ton
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Pugilist Dutch Dies After Frightful Fight in Chicago
Pugilist known as Dutch from Injurion Chicago severely beat in a Friday night bout with James Driscoll at the Aurore Athletic club. Dutch dies from injuries at St Elizabeths hospital. Driscoll in custody pending coroner’s inquiry. Queen Wilhelmina’s rumored prematurity claim confirmed in Amsterdam report.
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Dee
August Relni
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Aurore Athletic Club
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Driscoll
Liberals Surrender at Colon Under Government Agreement
At Colon on board the United States steamer Marietta and with officers from the Marl etta and British and French ships present, Liberal commander Senor de la Rosa agreed to surrender Liberal troops and acts to Captain Perry of the Iowa at noon. General Alban, representing the Conservative government, guaranteed humane treatment for all, while Liberals faced occupation by U S and allied forces and a tense post surrender mood spread through Colon.
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Iowa
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Tranciagre Ding
Marnhead
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Birth of a Spanish Prince Mironge Andrew
The Spanish queen regent announces the birth of a prince named Mironge Andrew. The infant was presented to the father the king and dignitaries, with a salute fired from the palace. A papal blessing is anticipated and a naval decree grants the Order of the Golden Mierce to the newborn and other honors.
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Ocenre
Madrid
Charles
Si A
Cnuscle
Moray
Mironge
Andrew
Order of the Golden
Carhen
Pan Crown Shit Allegation and Arrest Report
Unclear OCR text notes a man Pan Crown Shit involved in an alleged abduction and shooting incident. A woman was wounded fatally or near fatally, and a man named Whemi was arrested after an attempted capture. Suspects named include B. McRulde, Harry Evingston, and J.B. Metioire, all reportedly having prior county confinement.
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Lee
Maen
Par Crowe
Cidahy
Onaha
Dawking
J.B. Metioire
Two Children Cremated in Philadelphia Fire
Five year old Nelie Ty and her sister Elti died from a fire caused by children playing with matches. Their mother, Mrs. Mimes Kelly, was severely burned and remains in hospital with a probable recovery. The incident occurred while the children amused themselves with matches, igniting clothing and drawing the mother’s flames.
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Philsdelilla
Nelie Ty
Elti
Mitches
Mimes Kelly
Chidren
T Kelly
Janes
Coleran Asksa Manitanys in Chicago Court Action
Luxke V. Colleran the deposed Chicago police chief has filed a mandamus suit in the circuit court to compel the civil service commissioners and Chief ONeill to set aside their decision withholding him from office.
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Chicago
Luxke V. Colleran
Dearnment
Pete Hen
Oneill
Lim
Senator Hation Donates to McKinley Memorial Effort
Cleveland O November 30 Senator Hation contributed 5000 to the Cleveland committee of the National McKinley Memorial association Banus also contributed 85000 in support of the memorial drive for the late president.
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Cleveland
Senator Hation
Cleveland compitt_tee
National McKinley Memorial Association
Roosevelt's First Message Outlines Trust Reform and Foreign Policy
President Roosevelt's annual message honors the late president, urges publicity on corporate workings, and supports constitutional amendments if needed to regulate trusts. He backs Chinese exclusion renewal, supports organized labor, favors reciprocity, and stresses fair government work conditions. He calls for stronger markets, canal-related policy, and Philippines and Hawaii development while outlining Nicaragua and Latin American engagement.
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Roosevelt
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Senate
United States
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Linnveos
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Hawaii
Philippines
Tie
America
Eat
Exposition Opens in Charleston With Wartime Heroes
The Charleston exposition opens amid cadenced cheers as federal torres state militia and Confederate veterans attend. President of the United States delivers a poverty speech while Emblem speakers in the afternoon address a crowd of about AMX0. The grounds host a display of naval power, industry, and civic pride, with the fair praised as a significant achievement.
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Embraeiig
Labtel
Neil
Gharleston
Prosilent nea Pint Ball Game and Other News Highlights
Philadelphia recounts a remarkable football attendance at Franklin Field with President Roosevelt and officials witnessing a strong win over Annapolis. Washington reports on Senator Barrows push for alien anarchist exclusion, while Miss Stone and Madam Tsilka are reported as being held at Guitepe. The Tutuila naval court acquits Captain Tilley of drunkenness charges, and Jay Gould Jr. marries Helen Kelly in New York City with only family present.
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Franklin Seld
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Roosevelt
Lang
Root
Dewey
Lefe
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Sono
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Gould Koya Marines
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Friak
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Edward Belly
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Roosevelts Message and Opening of Congress Reports
President Roosevelt's address to Congress on suppression of Cuba issue draws applause as the Seventieth Congress opens. Speaker Henderson is sworn in, committees named, and the House refrains from immediate major action while Senate debates insular tariff rulings. Supreme Court issues contrast in two insular cases on duty legality for Philppines and Porto Rico.
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Washington
United Sttes Supreme Court
Wis
Dalloypine Islands
New York
Porto Hivo
Justicer Gray
Witte
Shiras and McKenni
Fuller
Brewer
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Dooley
Puritan Sabbath Criticized by Milwaukee Pastor
Rev B G Wichardson of St James church denounced the Puritan Sabbath as a monstrosity in a Sunday sermon. He argued Jesus or Paul would condemn its rigid rules as 2000 years ago, urging devotion first then Sunday leisure, noting the rich and poor both seek Sunday pleasures.
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B. G. Wichardson
St James’ Church
Jesus Clit
Paul of
Jopen Yu
Hazing Probed at LaCrosse High School
LaCrosse Wisconsin November 4 reports board meeting heard hazing complaints among LaCrosse High School students. Dr Oscar Honek recounted cases including an applicant tied to a tree with fire lit beneath him for hours and another incident involving a near clothing ruin by a barrel.
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la Grosse
Board of
Winestion
Oscar Honek
Guzonx
LaGrosse
Hiv Lacrosse
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Firtcal
Osely Houck
Sudden deaths and shootings strike Wisconsin cities
Reports from Wisconsin describe the sudden death of Henry Baumgartner in Milwaukee after a political gathering incident. In Chippewa Falls Andrew Jolngoh, a horse trader, was shot and killed. Colby and Antigo victims include a worker killed during a holdup and a freight conductor shot during a saloon dispute.
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Tipe Chippewa Falls
Andrew Jolngoh
Auurener
Antigo
Wis
Frank O'Brien
Antipy
Ashland
Ai Ryas
Summit Lake
Buffalo Boxer Wins Decision in Milwaukee Fight
Al Welnig of Buffalo defeated Billy Stilt of Chicago after six rounds as the Panorams club hosted the bout in Milwaukee. The event drew a sizable crowd amid evening boxing activity.
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Milwaukee
al Welnig
Buffalo
Billy Stilt
Chicago
Panorams
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