Roosevelt Defers Monroe Doctrine Definition in Draft Message
Washington reports President Roosevelt will push a stronger navy to enforce the Monroe Doctrine without a formal definition. Cabinet drafts show no explicit creed beyond Monroe’s original pronouncements, as Britain seeks a clear stance and fears alliance implications with Canada and Germany.
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Bonine Tickets Prompt Court Admission Scene
Washington reports tickets sold for admittance to the Lolanda Henry Bonine criminal trial, with prices up to $1 and crowds exceeding seating capacity. Authorities vow to curb the practice as the case unfolds, highlighting sensational interest and questionable theater-like conduct surrounding the public court proceeding.
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Court of Criminal Justice
Post Office Opened at Rezek Hutchinson County
Washington notes report a new post office established at Rezek in Hutchinson county D D with Elas Rezek named post master. appointments include railway mail clerks Henry L Hosler Dallas Center Iowa and J R Appenbaugh Fremont Nebraska Matron Annie B Scoville Stamford Connecticut at Pine Ridge Indian school Dan Lynch Omaha named special laborer in the department.
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Annie B. Scoville
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Omaha
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Fierce Atlantic Gale Rages Across Coast
New York reports a thirty six hour gale along the coast from Saturday sunset. The storm damaged docks and roofs in the city and flooded West Street. Ships, including the Pana and Donald, sought shelter as high tides and wreckage blocked rail and telegraph lines. The Blackwell Island lighthouse was swamped and Brooklyn trees and poles were uprooted amid widespread disruption.
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Northern Securities Circular Offers Great Northern Stock
James J Hill announces Northern Securities has begun business and acquired large Great Northern stock blocks. It will pay 180 per share in its own stock and seeks further offers within sixty days, with transfer stamps and certificates required. Scrip for fractions will convert to stock in multiples of 100.
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Grover Cleveland Suffering From Cold in Head
Mrs. Grover Cleveland tells the Associated Press that Mr. Cleveland has a cold in the head contracted recently. He was annoyed by it Thursday but has been resting comfortably since and is not in danger of pneumonia. He is confined to his room with a hoped for complete recovery soon.
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Associated Press
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Millions the Stake Distillers and Brewers Fight Tax cuts
Whisky distillers plan a winter push to cut tax from 1.10 to 0.70 a gallon, aiming for about 60 million dollars. Brewers seek relief from 1.60 to 1, with a claimed 24 million dollars at stake based on last year’s 40 million barrels produced. Both groups refuse to unite and will pursue separate campaigns.
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Washington
Sheriff Clemie Cleared Perjury Case Thrown Out
Centerville Illinois November 23 perjury case against Sheriff Clemie was thrown out as the judge refused to admit Clemies affidavit. On motion by the defense the court instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty after the state rested.
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C. I. Howell
Weekly Bank Statement Summary
New York November 23 weekly bank statement shows loans increase deposits decrease circulation decrease legal tenders increase specie increase reserve increase surplus increase.
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Increaea
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Esseree
A Race for Gold A New Englander's Alaska Adventure
Two New England men arrive in Dyea Alaska to seek a letter and a mate, while Obed Rider and Hank Bowers plot robbery. Tom Scott and Mr Green foil a murder plot, rescue a woman from assault, and learn John Avery has died at sea. The scene shifts to Dalton Trail with family ties and danger ahead.
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Nutritional Value Of Fruits And Vegetables In Food
The article summarizes experiments from the department of agriculture on how fruits and vegetables contain varying percentages of nutrients and can serve as fuel. It lists relative nutrient contents for bananas apples grapes oranges and berries and ranks vegetables by their nutrient percentages, noting water content and comparison with meats and eggs.
Windsor Bean and Plant Care Notes
The Broad Windsor bean, grown in Europe and imported for exchange with U S varieties, features a square reddish stem and pendant pods with thick seeds. It bears less well in the United States yet has a distinct flavor. Also, cure of plants in pots by replacing soil and heating water to 140 degrees helps remove soil pathogens and refresh plants.
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Fall plowing with rolling coulter aids strawberry runners control
Charles Hirschinger advises farmers to plow with a rolling coulter to remove surplus runners after fruiting. He recommends repeated fall cultivation of strawberry beds to disrupt runners, build strong root systems, and promote vigorous spring growth for a larger crop next year.
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