Complex Review of Split Week Headlines
A sweeping summary of midweek reports notes stock market moves in New York with a 190 to 150 vote on measures, Washington weather shifts, Manila and Boer War updates, legal notices, labor actions, ship movements, and regional business declarations across the United States and abroad. The piece mentions Fort Canby, Astoria, Cleveland, Denver, and Manila, alongside general calls for rail safety, pension plans, and military leadership changes.
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Howee
Carremey Bil
Elves Doucrates
Fort Canby
Astoria
McDaniel
Howard Tittle
Portland
So Ete
Yambilll County
Hopsrowers Hays
Tate Lopgrowers
England Sends Reinforcements Amid Front News Lull
London reports no definite front news as Buller’s casualties at Colenzo reach 146 killed 746 wounded and 127 missing or prisoners. A naval brigade of 700 is to South Africa while White and Lady Smith are noted in dispatches amid shortages and fears at Ladysmith.
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London
South Africa
Buller
Coleno
Hendred
Baller
Lord Roberts
Chaires
Maxwell Sherstoi
Colomeo
Admiralty
Itda
War Office
Michael Hicks-Deach
Cape Town
Orange Free State
Daily Mailenya
White
Ladysmith
Phort
England
Cenaoe
Unclear Text Incident Report Leaves Reader Puzzled
Fragmentary report describes a violent event with a person named Linnie or Linnie as a witness or victim. Details are jumbled with gunfire and a fatal fall through a window, but key names, places, and sequence remain uncertain.
Crater Lake National Park Bill Faces Reintroduction
The Crater Lake bill would set aside 248 square miles as a public park to preserve lands in natural condition. It would prohibit residence, lumbering, and business within the area while bearing creation costs by the general government, a point of contention with Speaker Reed.
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Crater
Washington
Dis
Craver Lake
Crater Lake National Park
Reed
Wages Advance at Carnegie Works January First
Dec. 25. The Carnegie Company posted notices in the city announcing wage increases starting January 1, 1900. Common labor at the works will rise to 1.50 per day and all other unskilled and tonnage labor will be increased in proportion with certain exceptions.
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Pitteberg
Carnagie
Sealee
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Frere
Telegraph
New York Stock Exchange
Denver
Goslin
Goodin
Point Bouilla
Colgu
Homelala
Esquimault
Thomas M. Bramby
Dewey
Manila
Garfield Hospital
Methuen
Preas
Daller
Jal Wood
Havana
Negros
Florence
Aris
New York
Broadway National Bank
Beston
Angel
Ilee
River
American Federation of Labor
Baron Roberts
Order of Hibernians
Castro Laveen Vera Feaewell Saat Tae
Eta Zameen Mengoeishiy
Bianchi Ieee
Aranrend Aanee
Lawton
Holland
Setenek
Philippines
Santa Fe Kc
Southern Pacific
Joe Boath
Paris Dispatch
Bank of Russia
Bank of England
Chicago
Montana
Ramvuel Gom
Vce
Antican Federation of Labor
Intérstate Commerce Commission
Refrom Dawson
Fairbanks Hat
Dill
General la A Cin Dall
National Association of Retail’ Druggista
Nestor Ponce de Leon
Ponce’de Loom
Florida
Mamearage
New York City
Abyssinia
Menelik
Senate
Federation of Labor
Hawaii
Jania
Hong Kong
Hungary
the Treasury
Admiral Lampoon
Brumby
Atlanta, Ga
Goebel
Taylor
Kentucky
Hancock
Puebla
Pennsylvania Railroad
McBride
Oregon
Shoup
Arizona
New Mexico
San Mateo
Lamsom
Joseph H. Manley
Philadelphia
Dr. Andrews
Great Britain
Celense
Celenat Plumers
Ispa
Herald
Credenen
Mory
Redvers
The
Chiveley Camp
Brouele
Holbein
Transvaal
Kruger
Linnie
Aled
York
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