New Chinese Port Kin-Chau Seized by Russia Stirring Diplomatic Alarm
Eli T. Sheppard, former China official, says Kin-Chau’s capture by Russia signals a major strategic shift. He notes Kin-Chau's importance as a walled port at the Gulf of Liao Tung, controlling rivers and the new Tientsin-Manchuria railway, with potential to defy global powers. The report also cites Roosevelt findings on the Naval Academy buildings in Washington in disrepair, urging immediate reconstruction costing up to one million dollars.
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Russia
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Manchuria
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Liao‘Tung
Wreck at Fon Du Lac Injures Six Train Passengers
A Chicago and Northwestern passenger train struck an open switch at Fon Du Lac yards injuring six people, including a Chicago expressman with serious internal injuries. Other passengers from Fond du Lac and nearby areas sustained varying injuries as the engine and several freight cars telescoped in the incident.
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A.K. Smith
Chicago
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R. J. Smith
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Dr. Zimmerman
Fond du Lae
William Magnussen
Shocking double murder rocks small Pennsylvania town
In Indiana Pennsylvania Milton Neal and his wife were fatally shot by an unknown assailant at their home near Jacksonville during Christmas. Their son Harry found their bodies with gruesome injuries and a shotgun nearby, with small cash left in pockets. No sign of robbery.
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Milton Neal
Jacksonville
Here
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Sorrow Over Death By Own Action Among Society
Miss Lelia Herbert daughter of a former secretary of the navy, died by self inflicted gunshot. Miss Virginia Wells, a noted society member and sister of Lewis Wells, aided by emotional distress from Miss Herbert’s death, also died by self inflicted means.
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Washeton
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Wreck in Tennessee Claims One Life Instantly
A Norfolk and Western freight collision with vestible passenger train No 6 at Clark's Summit near Chattanooga Saturday night caused severe wreckage to engines and cars. Postal Clerk Troffman was killed instantly. three more injured are expected to die. The crash was caused when the freight engineer misread orders.
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Greek Gunboat Actium Fired On Near Fort Prevesa
Athens reports the Greek gunboat Actium was fired upon while leaving the Gulf of Ambracia by Fort Prevesa. The lead vessel and several follow-ons returned to anchor. Greece seeks a friendly explanation from Turkey through Minister at Constantinople Prince Mavrovordato.
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Monument to Lincoln in Colorado Mount Leplant site chosen
Formal steps moved to create the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Association to erect a memorial for the martyred president on Mt. Leplant summit in the Arkansas valley. Funds will be raised by subscription and the George Memorial Fund in New York reports $18,000 subscribed, but more is needed.
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Abraham Lincoln
Natural Gas Blast Destroys Madison Street Building
A major gas explosion at 104 Madison Street in Chicago wrecked the Tosetti Cafe and Massey billiard rooms. About 22 injured, one fatally, as crowds fled and fire crews battled a blaze in freezing conditions. Losses total about 125000 with Tosetti bearing 99000, Massey 20000, owner Morris Rosenfeldt 15000.
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Chestnut Street Banks Fail in Philadelphia Collapse
In Philadelphia, the Chestnut Street National Bank and Chestnut Trust and Savings Fund Company suspended operations and closed. William M. Singerly, publisher of the Philadelphia Record, heads both firms with largely the same board of officers. Deposits total about $3.5 million across the two entities.
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Philadelphia
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Chestnut Street National Bank
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Charged with Running a Fence in multiple arrests
William Mart, a barber, was arrested Friday with pawn tickets claiming jewelry and clothing totaling eight thousand dollars as part of a fence scheme. Accomplice William Johnson of Niles Michigan and Hart’s wife were also jailed. Eddie Bald, famed cyclist, is injured from a Madison Square Garden fall and may cancel his match with Jimmy Michael. A Dawson famine report says enough food for four thousand winter residents. Samuel Sloane received a $61000 golden service from Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad officials for the company’s birthday. William Besley, noted brewer, died from a hip fracture in Wathraas Wisconsin aged Gessey years, a Berkshire native.
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William Johnson
Niles
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Eddie Bald
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Michael
Samuel Sloane
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Berkshire
Euchand
Murderer Killed by a Posse in Pursuit
New York report says Stephen Spellen who killed Michael Rovers was shot dead while trying to flee a posse near Dunes Pas. He fired on pursuers injuring a deputy before surrendering or being killed. In separate item, George Croker, brother of Richard Croker, dies on Staten Island likely from heart failure at Dr. Ward Jenkins residence.
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Pas
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Michael Rovers
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New York
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Stanten Island
Market Quotations Across U.S. Cities For Cattle Hogs and Grains
A historical market roundup lists prices for cattle hogs and sheep in cities including Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. It covers grain futures and spot prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter with varying No. 2 grades and regional bids. The data shows wide spreads and regional pricing reflecting daily trading conditions.
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Sushel
Indianapatis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroits
Milwaukee
New York
Year 1897 Chronology of Global Turmoil and Strikes
A chronological table reviews 1897's pivotal events from the Greco Turkish War Cuban unrest and the Ohio and Pennsylvania coal strike to political shifts and natural disasters. It notes battles, floods, fires, epidemics, inaugurations, and notable deaths across nations, states, and cities.
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Greece
Cuba
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Chronicle of Global Disturbances and Local Disasters Sealed
A compact roll of disasters and criminal acts from December events worldwide. Incidents include train robberies, fires, lynchings, shipwreck losses, and political upheavals with cities such as New Orleans London Vienna Warsaw and Chicago noted, alongside local mishaps in Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
Mackay Tomb Nears Completion at Greenwood Cemetery
John W. Mackay’s mausoleum in Brooklyn’s Greenwood Cemetery near the Ninth Avenue entrance is nearly finished at an estimated cost of 300000 dollars. The structure imitates a miniature church auditorium with electricity, seating for about fifty, twenty two crypts, marble interior, black Belgian wainscoting, and a gigantic granite roof weighing fifty tons quarried in Munine, measuring 22 feet square and 16 inches thick.
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Brooklyn
John W. Mackay
Mackay
Ninth Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
New York
Rebellion Gains as Gomez Evades Engagements in Cuba
Madrid dispatch relays Gen Parrado to Gen Blanco claiming Santa Clara insurrection triumphs and that Gomez cannot be drawn into battle as he evades engagements. Spanish troops, 18000 strong at Manzanillo, report hunger. Col Ituiz executed by Cuban emissaries. forty three concentrados slain. Cubans vow to execute any autonomy supporters.
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el Imparcial
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Alibi success in kissing case and varied docket
A Maryland man proves an alibi for kissing a girl as the law limits his act. Charles Ewald, 65, died at Daggett Michigan when his team’s car wheels passed over him after he slipped on the track. London bankers Morton Rose & Co to reorganize January 1 becoming Morton Chaplin & Co. William C. Woodward alias Big Hawley, once convicted in New York of attempted blackmail, gets five years. Damages sought by La Canadienne’s owners in collision with the US cruiser Yantic run about 10 000 dollars. Maine reports sardines season may be light due to a small herring catch off the coast.
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Charles Ewald
Daggett
Mich
Morton, Rose & Co
London
Rose
Morton, Chaplin & Co
William C. Woodward
Big Hawley
New York
Samuel W. Brigham
Maine
Week's Re H. G. Nicol morning court dispute noted
Auditor Mayhew sues the Blade for actions in a morning session. The case centers on reporting and oversight issues connected to H. G. Nicol and related parties. Local officials and witnesses were present as the matter proceeded.
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