Telegrams in Brief Domestic News Items and Notable Deaths
Domestic telegram briefs note H K Wieser in York short 200000. G Lewis long-time Duluth mayor dead. John Owens who hanged at Paris refused to reveal identity. Census lists Indiana cities over 25000. Various political and crime items. Rockefeller gives 1500000 to University of Chicago. McKinley election returns. boxing, railways, and law notices appear. Local deaths, arrests, and corporate moves populate the roundup.
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Duluth
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Paris
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Tasta
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Harrison
John D. Rockefeller
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Sugar Trust
New York
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Lydon
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McKinley
California
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Arephach
Ireland
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George Hill
West
Burlington
Iowa
Bryan Gost
Charles
Francis
Troy
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Greece
Roumania
Servia
Jones
National Democratic Committee
Mount
Spencer County
McNair
John C. A. Leishman
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Turkey
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Del
Lloyd Bratton
John Utrattan
William Thinas
Wort Payne
Ala
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Kirsh
Congress
Supreme Court
Wolfveman Bd
Chady
Red Corbett
H. H. Lusk
New Zealand
G. A. Miller
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Austria
National Civil Service Reform League
Daniel Gilman
Johny Hopkins University
Carl Schurz
Asa Bird Gardiner
Frederick Starr
Mexico
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Dinols Central
Chisago
Cleveland
Brown
Elwell-Parker Company
Akron
Ohio
Booneville
Ind
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Hollie Simons
Rockport
Philadelphia
McPherson
United States Circuit Court
Isaiah V. Williamson
Williamson
Sing Sing
Ossining
John 8. Johnson
National Live Stock Association
Senate
Butter Trust
Insular Affairs and War News Highlight U S Philippine Actions
The report notes American forces defeating hundreds of Filipino insurgents, troops returning home on New Year’s Day, and a proclamation by Gen. MacArthur. It also covers political moves in Porto Rico and Luzon, legal debates on insular suffrage, and Cape Colony turmoil with Boer forces.
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Griggs
Paris
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I Cabatuan
Frederick A. Washburn, Jr
Twenty Sixth Volunteer Infantry
New Zealand
Cape
Invasion Confirmed as Global Tensions Rise
Reports credit Kitchener with confirming an invasion and seeking more men. Strikes hit Antwerp dock workers while Chilean leaders fail to form a cabinet. France debates amnesty, Colombia defeats rebels, and papal notes lament church-state tensions in Rome. England US align on China talks amid possible irrevocable demands.
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Rome
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England
United States
China
Paris
Prince Charles
Caserta
Lord Salisbury
London
Malaga
Spain
Great Britain
Turkey
Kurdistan
Armenia
A Laconic Idyl Ended in a Picnic Kiss
A poet and a widow drift toward romance at a New Jersey picnic. They tease each other about life and mothers-in-law before she admits he is eligible and they kiss, ending the encounter with a quiet, intimate moment.
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Plato
New Jersey
Metropolitan Magazine
Britain Seeks Help as War Spreads in South Africa
London reports 800 mounted reinforcements to depart next week with two cavalry regiments and 10 000 colonial police to be increased. Australia and New Zealand invited to send contingents. 3000 extra horses contracted. Capetown says Gen. irabant to front. Thorndale battle leaves 50 Boers dead, 14 British wounded. Morgantown sees Hartigan sues WVU president for 25000 damages.
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War Office
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Capetown
Irabant
Thorndale
French
Krugersdorf
Cape Colony
Venterstad
Baden Powell
Transvaal
Barberton
Roger Wolcott Dies at 77. Former Governor
Boston reports the death of former Governor Roger Wolcott who passed away yesterday. Born July 13, 1847 in Boston, he remained a Republican though he voted for Cleveland in 1884. He is survived by a widow and five children.
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Boston
Roger Wolcott
Wolcott
Cleveland
Mr Boggs Begins The Century Resolutions
In his remarks marking a new century, Mr Boggs vows to quit smoking chewing tobacco drinking and losing his temper. He outlines personal resolutions aimed at self discipline and restraint.
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MR. Boggs
House Discovered Tied to Eddy Cudahy Kidnapping
Omaha patrols traced the building on Grover street where Eddy Cudahy, held prisoner, was believed to be kept. Reporters identified the two story structure with a broken stairway and a commanding view of the area, confirming details about the kidnap case.
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Omaha
Eddy Cudahy
Grover Street
Eddie Cudahy
Two Washington Deaths Mrs Frye and Congressman Whe Pass Away
Washington reports the death of Mrs Willian P Frye wife of Senator Frye from heart failure after a period of illness. A Virginia congressman's wife died yesterday morning after a short illness in Washington.
House adjourns in brief to honor Virginia representative
Washington Dec 22 the house met only 25 minutes before adjourning to honor the memory of Representative Wise of Virginia who died early yesterday. Resolutions were adopted and a 17 member committee named to attend the funeral. Adjournment set to Jan 3.
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Washington
Representative Wise
Virginia
River and harbor bill totals near sixty million dollars
Washington river and harbor bill completed with about 60 million dollars in total funding including 24 million in direct appropriations and 37 million for contracts. Highlights include Galveston 1.5 million Milwaukee harbor 119 thousand and a series of projects across Illinois Wisconsin Indiana and Mississippi river reserves.
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Burton
Senate
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Waukegan
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Chicago Market Table Shows Open, Low, Close at Chicago
The Chicago market table lists the opening price, the lowest quotation, and the closing price for RANE in yesterday's trading. The report highlights the session's price range and final settlement.
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Chicago
Ewing
Shipbuilding boom in Maine reaches new tonnage target
Maine shipyards have produced about 55 000 tons by year end, 10 000 tons more than 1899. Thirty three schooners, many of them large, have been launched this year and the outlook for next season is encouraging.
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Maine
Pine Tree State
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