Vast World News Mix From Aaverk's Era Headlines
The issue reports domestic and international items: a surge of 80 divorces in one day by circuit judges in St Tenis. Navy Secretary Long urges reviving view admiral, estimates 5000 sailors for new ships, congressional push for two battleships two armored cruisers and six light-draught gunboats. Moler & Son in Columbus fails for 145000. grain supplies tallied across Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley. Dr. H A Hamilton shot in Marysville Ia. corn at 50 cents on Chicago board. mysterious burning package in Chicago mail bag linked to a French internal machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tenis
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Congress
George G. Moler & Son
Columbus
H. A. Hamilton
Marysville
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
McKinley
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Dowie
Cage
United States
Baer
New York
Willaam Krause & Sons
Martin's Creek
Werner
Touls Rohr
Akron
Ohio
Fennzylvania
Virginia
New Yor
New England
Edward Holden
Tiffin
I Q
Hilde Rock
Ark
Masonic Fraternity
Hawaiian Islands
Samuel Stevenson
John Alexander Dowie
Mary J. Louise
Charles Danse
Wichita
Kaw
Toot
Washington
Cita
Philippines
Tetaia Suprem
Mosivorgia Ingishatyre
Oh Tebow
Lana Ratitond
Syeneer
Lake City
de Cedar & Vitis
Engiineer
Conelenury
Piprese
Casey
Eile
Montana
South Dakota
Oklahoma
George EH
Philips
Phillips
Pope
Turbulent 19th Century News Highlights Reach Across U S
A jumble of reports details events from Alaska isolation to Milwaukee crime, and from Thanksgiving honors to deadly accidents. Notable items include a presidential turkey, a fatal shooting, a bank robbery, a mining disaster, storm tolls in Texas, and political canvasses with McKinley leading in national counts.
Turbulent World Notes On War And Politics
A mixed batch of dispatches covers British South Africa actions, Kruger and German interests, a typhoon loss near Guam, U.S. troop movements toward Manila, Manila saloon declines, California McKinley vote lead, and various crimes and disasters. Includes Lord Roberts, Lord Mitchener, and figures like Kruger, Empress Dowager, and Secretary Long amid global turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Noterts
South Africa
Lord Mitchener
Misslice Hammell
Oscar Wille
Paris
Tromt
Spokane
Wash
Satsang
John W. Campbell
St. Louis
Manila
Kruger
Berlin
Cerny
Long
Guan
Upton Moore
Wesley Eaton
Charles Mohr
Bellefontaine
C. James Coleman
C. Cook
Davis
St. Paul
Isthmian Commission
Chicago
Edward Wright
China
State Department
Minor News Items Reflect Shifts in Legislation and Demography
The snippet notes editors selected for the Nebraska legislature at the Te tent election, mentions population hints in Downs Kansas, and cites Missouri’s growing Democratic delegation. It touches on Canada’s census, Maine party leadership, Pennsylvania forestry purchases, and several other scattered items about governance, infrastructure, and international affairs, reflecting a patchwork of contemporaneous topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kansas
Downs
Kan
Missouri
Aron
Dominion of Canada
Joseph Manley
Republican Executive Committee
Maine
Pennsylvania
Jourdland
Europe
Genning Jordin Water
Forney Ambascador
Wea
Deaper
Ender
BS. Maurice
Cazal
King
Hily
Wimbasey
Rome
Napilly
United Bites
Anit
Hata
Dawenny
Disaster at Pacific glass works kills many and injures hundreds
In San Francisco on November 20 a roof collapse at the Pacific glass works during a football viewing event caused at least thirteen deaths and about four hundred injuries. Victims fell into hot furnaces and vats as 20,000 spectators on the adjacent field watched. Rescue efforts spread across hospitals and streets as crews, volunteers, and drivers ferried the injured to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Conger
Press- 2
Xeme
Alaska
Horace Vore
McKinley
Charles Nearang
Milwaukee
Geo W. Wilson
Internal Revenue
Benl
Washington
Mamilton
Andrey
Bridget McGinles
Lewtown Township
Farmers Bank
Emden
Poligemma Sanford
Jolson County
Wil Linter
Burlington
San Francisco
Evangelist Sam Simall
Dhivana
Cuba
Gov
Stickney
Vermont
Preston ‘Ladd
Chicago
Illinois
Pacific Glass Works
Fifteenth
Ares J. A. Mulrooney
W. H. Eekfoldt
Eagar Finhetn
T. C. Wppen
William Valeneln
AM. Vundina
Darrell Harold
Frank Newby
Ronnie
Stanford
University of California
Svorkmen
Vietima
Garrages
Southern Pacific Railway
Gilnaa Works
al Meyers
Charles Esberg
United Cs Company
Berkeley
Southern Pacific Hospital
Meyers
Lwin
Joseph Gyasper
Gumper
Ile
Tavas
Surrender at Denetsdorp reported in Boer war updates
London reports the Denetsdorp garrison of about 400 troops surrendered on November 23. British losses total 57, with Maj. Hansen and Capt. Digby among the dead and wounded. Knox’s pursuit of Steyn and De Wet near Wasthank is noted, while censorship blocks fuller detail. Cape Town says Knox outran De Wet, who heads west, and pilots skirmishes around Denetsdorp continue as Steyn and De Wet evade capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Dewetsdorp
Gloucestershire Regiment
Highland Light Infantry
Irish Rifles
Hansen
Digby
Edenburg
Knox
Newetsdorp
Sevtiiy Tive
Steyn
DeWet
Wasthank
Dewetsdorling
Great Britain
South Africa
Denetsdorp
de Wet
Morning Post
Orange River
Cape Colony
France
Kruger
England
Germany
Lord Kitchener
Keuger
Chamber of Deities
Hick
Cape Town
Hertzog
Ne Wet
Fur depletion in Alaska traced to hunting and fires
Ruthless slaughter by hunters and prospectors over three years has cut Alaska fur output by six percent. Fires started by miners burned vast tracts, driving fur-bearing animals to remote areas and killing many young, valuable fur producers. If not protected, extinction risk grows for these species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Ceaters
Mrs Williams Cures Woman’s Ills With Pinkham Remedy
A distressed letter describes severe uterine neck and abdominal symptoms and general weakness. It claims Mrs Williams of Englishtown New Jersey was cured by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and urges women to ask for it, with free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms
Williams
Englishtown
N.J
Lydia KE
Pinkhoom
Mrainkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
Pinkhaown
Various global facts spark curiosity in old world news
The passage notes Spain Sunday schools totaling 3200 pupils, a Paris department store earning 700000 francs daily, New Hampshire game laws restricting partridge kills, Berlin central office staff, and a Roumanian chemist Druckerescu’s skin printing process for permanent photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Paris
New Hampshire
Berlin
Dickerescu
Loyalty of Locomotive Engineers Chief Saved by Pills
Meadville Pennsylvania November 26 1000 Special The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers shows strong loyalty as Chief Frank J Geller of Local No 143 recovers from back illness After a fellow member recovered from kidney trouble with Dodd's Kidney Pills Zeller tries the remedy and finds seven boxes restore his health Fully cured he praises the medicine while noting price at 50 cents per box and availability through dealers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Frank J. Geller
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No
Frank
Zeller
Dodd
Mr. Zeller
Aember
Dudi
T. Ag
Pennsylvania
Lruther
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Catherine Casper Steinner
Fort Wayne
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Henry W. Bigler
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Utah
Gene G
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Surveyor General
Uimier
Hayes
San Jose
Cal
George W. Wilson
Wa Hington
John JT. Morgan
Alabama
Hubert E. A. Derr
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York
Cushman Kellogg Davis
Minnesota
Committee On Foreign Relations
Newark
N. J
Caleb Baldwins
David Whitney
Delivoity
Miehs
Adiral
Frederick VY. McNair
Admiral
Youeign
Shor- Man
Kroger
Lovon
Uruguay
Traxil
Miche
Kolirty
South
Atden
Hamelessly
Nephoun
Conrane
Digan
Swyrna
Turkey
Kuysia
Tientsin
Dewetstorp
Bloemfontein
William
Yosemite
Guam Island
Galveston
Tex
Eniym
Leon
Jaye
Ian
Arendt
Hritiae Love
Ameka
St. Vetersbirg
Yower
Vale of Kentucks
Lonieville
Benetucky
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