United States poised to lead world exports by 1900
Washington notes praise for McKinley era efficiency as U S exports surge. The piece credits low costs in customs and internal revenue, cites armor contracts and naval expenditures, and projects the United States overtaking the United Kingdom as the top exporter by year end 1900 based on eleven months of data.
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McKinley
Customs and Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
O'Neil
Navy
United States
United Kingdom
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
France
Germany
Woman Makes Jump From Freight Train Near Ft. Dodge
Mrs Mell Rose living near a stone quarry along the Mason City and Ft Dodge line jumped from a moving freight train at thirty miles an hour to avoid being carried past her stop. She landed safely at Lehigh and later leaped from the coach on the return trip near her home, escaping injury. Conductor Campbell found no injuries when he and her husband confirmed the jump.
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Mell Rose
Lehigh Branch
Mason City
Ft. Dodge Road
Lehigh
Campbell
The Model Editor Takes Charge Of New York World
Alfred Harmsworth editor of the London Daily Mail will assume sole charge of the New York World for one day. He plans a new form size and contents to showcase his ideas of twentieth century journalism. Joseph Pulitzer reportedly offered charity aid if successful.
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New York
Alfred Harmsworth
London Daily Mail
New York World
the World
Harmsworth
Joseph Pulitzer
Booz Testimony Highlights Hazing Tactics at West Point
West Point December 29 report shows Colonel Hein the commandant of cadets testified that anonymous letters warned of brutal hazing. He summoned the new class including Booz and secured a promise that none would submit to hazing, leading to a practical end to severe hazing forms.
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West Point
Booz
Hein
Fire destroys Union Mill flouring mill at Waterloo
Fire swept the Union Mill company flouring mill in Waterloo just before noon destroying the building and contents. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with partial insurance. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Waterloo
Union Mill Company
Masonic swindlers nabbed in Davenport relief scam
Albert Engle and his two sons were arrested in Davenport this afternoon by the Masonic relief committee. They are accused of a relief dodge and are said to be wanted in a dozen places for swindling Masons.
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Davenport
Albert Engle
Masonic Relief Committee
Belle Plaine Woman Found Dead in Suspected Suicide
Belle Plaine December 31 Mrs Rose Guthrie wife of Francisco Guthrie was found dead in her bed having committed death by own action by shooting. The couple married last June but reports say married life was troubled with alleged infidelity. The husband is well to do and they lived in seclusion with the wife rarely seen away from home.
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Belle Plaine
Rose Guthrie
Francisco Guthrie
Holiday excursion rates announced by B C R N Ry
Christmas and New Year excursion rates will be in effect via the Cedar Rapids Route. Tickets available to students teachers and the general public for holiday home visits. For dates sale ticket limits and train times contact any Cedar Rapids Route agent.
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Cedar Rapids
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cod Patent Claim
An old advertisement promises fast relief from a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims the product cures a cold in one day and offers a No Cure No Pay policy for 25 cents.
Pat Crowe Identified as Renter of Schneiderwind House
Omaha dispatch identifies Pat Crowe as the man who rented the Schneiderwind house on Grover street used as a prison for Eddie Cudahy during the ransom case. A new letter to Cudahy threatens anew and cites police failure to capture the kidnap crew.
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Omaha, Neb
John Smith
Schneiderwind Broom Factory
Pat Crowe
Schneiderwind
Grover Street
Eddie Cudahy
Smith
Cadahy
Cudahy
E. A. Cudahy
Donahue
Mysterious Eloise V Tarreill Sends Second Letter
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a second letter from Eloise V Tarreill claiming insight into the Cudahy kidnapping mystery. She denies being Lizzie Burns and asserts knowledge of dates and facts that support her claim while remaining hidden and cautious about identity. Efforts to identify her continue.
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Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Eloise
Eloise V. Tarreill
Omaha
Lizzie Burns
Hell
Treasury Officials Attend Old Custom House Removal Ceremony
Baltimore December 31 Secretary Ly man J. Gage and a party of treasury department officials arrived from Washington to participate in the ceremonies marking the removal of offices from the old custom house building, which will be razed for a modern structure.
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Baltimore
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury Department
Washington
Custom House
Portrait of Chief Justice Marshall Found After 25 Years
An authentic portrait of Chief Justice John Marshall, long missing, has been rediscovered after being forgotten for more than two decades. It hung for twenty two years in the home of H. M. Underwood, Waukegan, Illinois.
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Marshall
Chicago
John Marshall
United States Supreme Court
H. M. Underwood
Waukegan
Faith in Yourself Determined in Battle
The saying emphasizes that confidence is essential to victory in conflict. Without belief in success, strategy falters and outcomes tilt toward defeat.
Speak Kindly Always, Echoes of Gentle Speech
A reflective column urges readers to maintain kindness in all interactions and speak with consideration. It emphasizes courteous language as a shield against conflict and a path to better community discourse.
Crusaders win first crime victory in Chicago grand jury
Chicago reports seventeen men indicted on gambling and disorderly house charges. Both notable and minor politicians are among those charged and must answer in criminal court.
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Chicago
Crusaders Against Crime
A Daylight Ride Buffalo to New York Pleasant
A daylight trip from Buffalo to New York via the Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a comfortable journey with every amenity described as pleasant and enjoyable. The article highlights smooth travel, scenic views, and attentive service enhancing the ride.
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Buffalo
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Stimulus of Pure Blood Promised by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier improving digestion circulation and skin health. It cites W P Keeton of Woodstock Alabama reporting renewed energy after two bottles and urges readers to buy Hood’s instead of substitutes.
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W. P. Keeton
Woodstock
Ala
Hood
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