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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
1
The text urges stern action against anarchists and promotes trust legislation, public irrigation works, and the building of a canal and cable across the Isthmus. It also advocates colonial legislation, Cuban reciprocity, and exclusion of Chinese, reflecting broad progressive and protective impulses.
President Roosevelts annual message to Congress mourns McKinleys death praising his integrity and public spirit. He urges strong actions against anarchism and endorses federal oversight of interstate corporations to curb trusts and secure publicity for large companies. He warns against crude legislation and supports constitutional or regulatory remedies to stabilize the economy and protect national interests.
Washington December 3 defense for Mrs Lolanda Bonine called 15 witnesses on Monday to show no special partiality toward James Seymour Ayres. Witnesses noted Bonine’s normal conduct toward Ayres and other hotel guests as the trial adjourned with plans to resume.
In Kissimmee Florida Belle Steffo was fatally shot at her home on Springle Creek three miles from town. Harry Kindall, found speechless, wrote he wished to pass from this world. The two were second cousins and friends. Kindall had just returned from the Philippines.
Dee s A run on the Barnesville Manufactor y and Hanson Crow ley companies triggered a bank stress test on depositors as accountants probe assets the dealer says solvency remains and a deficit of about 100 000 is reported London trusts royal honors given to a bandmaster at Sandringham and the Denmark United States West Indies sale talks near completion in Washington
A St Petersburg dispatch says Germany and Russia have an agreement on convening an international anti anarchist conference. Both powers sent identical notes to other nations inviting broad participation, including the United States.
Washington reports say the state department believes Miss Stone may be alive, while brigands demand $166,000 and reject safe conduct for observers. Missionary Ellen Stone and Mrs Tsilka are in captivity in Bulgaria, with negotiations stalled and possible delays into spring.
Washington reports Manila papers received by the War Department allege the Balangiga Samar massacre of Company C Ninth Infantry was planned by American deserters. Deserters, posing as regulars with borrowed uniforms, spied on troops days before the attack. Notices in English invite enlistment of insurgents, with ties to the Ninth Cavalry deserters blamed for regional trouble.
The December dispatch from Peking states the edict of the court condemns Pu Chun as unfit to be heir and notes that his father’s actions cast shame upon him, denying any prospect of succession.
Advertises affordable men and boys clothing with suits overcoats and boys sizes. Claims prices from five dollars and up, highlighting bulk stock and value.
Elegant velvet hats in reds whites and greys offered for holiday wear. Tams and toques showcased as the season’s latest millinery designs. Orders accepted through December 20 for holiday delivery.
Dry Goods sale advertises 100 jackets at $3.50 and 50 jackets at $5.00. Black lateen skirts 88c. French flannel waists $1.40. Kid gloves and golf gloves 50c. Goo towels yard long 6c. Indigo blue calico 4c. Tennis flannel 4c. Fleeced underwear 18c. Ladies camel hair woolen underwear $1.00. Children's fleeced hose 6 7 8 and 10c. Cotton blankets 45c. Heavy bed comforts $1.00. Holiday goods now on sale.
Charleston reads like a grand pageant as a military parade, federal forces, state militia, veterans, and civic leaders assemble at the exposition grounds. President Roosevelt and Chauncey M Depew address a 4000 strong audience while the exposition is officially opened and pledged to expand American commerce and unity.
Governor Van Sant says Attorney General Douglass will file legal action opposing a proposed railway consolidation. The move follows state investigations and preparation of official papers. In another item, Filippo Tocca, wanted for murder in Springfield Iowa, was extradited after waiving proceedings.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press ponders rural life and asks how one husks a bee with playful lines and casual banter. The snippet references Mr Sappy and a seasonal husking bee context.
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