Official Iowa canvass shows Republican plurality near 78k
The state canvassing board opened late election returns with total votes higher than last year. The Republican plurality reached 78,214, just under 4,000 below Gov. Cummins 1901 margin. County results by districts note defects in Cerro Gordo and Warren counties but corrections will be available at the next board meeting. Also reported: a new Dunkard church dedicated at Waterloo. Mary Monk honored by Lansing teachers. Armour & Co. planning a brick yard in Sioux City after a major packing plant loss. a Shenandoah livery barn fire caused by a faulty flue, losses totaling 2,500 with insurer 1,230. Rail officials in Keokuk county discuss five under crossings for Rock Island tracks.
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Armour & Co
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Shenandoah
F. M. Baker
Keokuk County
Rock Island Railroad
Fort Tiadge
Wucker
Bert Laud
Urain
Live Stock Market Reports from Omaha and Kansas City
Market data show steady to strong cattle and sheep activity. Cattle firm with stockers and feeders selling higher on quality. hogs steady to slightly higher, prices range up to 36.05. In Kansas City, cattle demand strong for corn cattle while stockers and feeders lag. hogs weak to no lower, and sheep and lambs firm with good demand for yearlings and mutton.
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Kansas City
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Rorkore
Cobden Club Banquet Sharpens Free Trade Debate
London reports the Cobden club annual banquet devolved into a liberal show of opposition to protectionism and the sugar convention. Lord Spencer and Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman urged relentless resistance. critics argue the club largely comprises foreign domiciled members, questioning its representation of British opinion.
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London
Cobden Club
Lord Spencer
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Red Men Call On Roosevelt At White House Visit
Carlisle Indian School football team met President Roosevelt in the White House after their Thanksgiving win over Georgetown. The Sioux player noted their 24 to 0 defeat to Harvard at Harvard Yale game remark pleased the president, who asked about tribe chiefs during the greeting.
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Carlisle
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Eager to Test Monroe Doctrine foreign office view
Foreign office considers question of a multilateral demonstration against Freeh claims. Officials report a favorable Werltteli Ger Wen plan as likely to solve the power balance and lessen Manos doc concerns.
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Pagis
Foreign Office
Various World Notes From The Era Of Reform And Travel
The article notes a range of brief items including the Russian ambassador urging Macedonian reforms in Turkey, Gottingen students rejecting Cecil Rhodes scholarships, Chas Hollaway winning a Louisiana Purchase emblem design, Doukhobor pilgrims buying horses in Yorkton, and official site choices and sums for federal buildings and transfers. It also mentions Italian interest in the expo, Hedin’s lecture invitations, sculptural committee praise for the Louisiana Purchase exposition, and various naval, military, and colonial updates with several named figures and places.
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Wye
Thornburg
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Italy
Sven Anders Hedin
von Buelow
Imperial Statistical Office
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
Gray
War Department
Jose Maria Chaves
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Rodgers
New York Navy Yard
Shoe
Lady Shaftesbury
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
MacArthur
Department of the Lakes
Francis J. Kernan
Arthur Kh. Wagner
Copenhagen
St. Thomas
Danish West India Islands
Venezuela
Central America
Mexico
Marquis of Salisbury
London
Leuley
Millar
U.S. A
Department of the Takes
Canton
A. P. Mordaunt
Frick to Outshine Carnegie in Giver Rivalry
Henry Clay Frick aims to outshine Andrew Carnegie as a generous donor and reportedly plans to inaugurate a $2,500,000 university foundation at Pittsburg. He was formerly Carnegie’s partner in business ventures and philanthropy.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Pittsburg
Carnegie
Mr. Frick
Grandson recounts legacy of family distillery founder
The speaker notes his grandfather owned a perfume distillery as proprietor and mentions an annual income of about 2,000,000 dollars.
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Smell
To Study Practical Politics Organized at Princeton
Prof. Finley will organize Princeton students into a chamber of deputies modeled on the French parliament to teach practical politics. The course aims to acquaint members with European legislative procedure, party groups, and current political issues, following the French chamber's methods.
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Princeton
Finley
Chamber of Deputies
Prince of Monaco Invests in Oceanography and Social Causes
The prince of Monaco, co owner of a leading gambling house, never plays cards. He has supported Dreyfus and the Boer cause and published a lavish twenty one volume oceanography work from his Monaco press.
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Monaco
Dreyfus
Genoa Trade Surges Beyond Previous Year
Genoa boosted its port activity with a total of 514 million tons of merchandise handled in the last year, surpassing the prior year and exceeding the city’s 1870 figure of one million tons. The rise marks a notable expansion in Genoa's shipping and commerce standings.
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Genoa
Death of England's noted preacher Parker
The Rev. Joseph Parker of City Temple London, long ill, died last week. Born in 1830 at Banbury, he preached from age 15 to miners, led the City Temple, and authored works including The People's Idle and The Paraclete. His career spanned Poultry Chapel and leadership in the English Congregational church.
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Berlin
Prince Henry of
Pless
New York
Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
England
Dr. Parker
Banbury
Northumberland
Thomas Goodwin
Oliver Cromwell
Magdalen College
Westminster Assembly of Divines
Parker
Dairman
Lancashire Congregational Union
Manchester
John Campbell
de Parker
Poultry Chapel
Cheapside
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Oni National Congregational Union
Elis
Paraclete
Stephen
Epithedacle Abbey
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
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