Negotiations Renewed Stir Peace Hopes in London
Reports from London say peace talks may be reopened between Boer leaders and Britain over farm seizures in the Transvaal and Orange River colonies. South African stocks rise on the sentiment, while Dutch and Irish officials debate steps and amendments addressing Ireland’s aims and the war in South Africa.
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London
Associated Press
Transvaal
Orange River
Stock Exchange
Vienna
Netherlands
Brussels
Leyds
Kuypers
Budet
South Africa
Ireland
Great Britain
Iowa Organizations Form In Kansas To Reunite
Kansas residents formerly from Iowa plan Iowa clubs to renew contact and assist Iowa folks in locating those who moved to Kansas. The Kansas Immigration Bureau, all Iowa-born, will liaise with Topeka for reunions and information on former Iowans. The Topeka Mail and Breeze notes Iowa influence in Kansas politics.
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Kansas
Ohio
Iowa
Union
Kansas Immigration Bureau
Topeka
Congress
Hawkeye
Breeze
Day of Prayer Sermon by Dr. Anderson at University
Dr. Galusha Anderson of the University of Chicago will preach on Thursday morning January 23 at 10 30 A M. The event marks the day of prayer for colleges with alumni ex-students and friends invited to attend. Anderson is renowned as the prince of preachers and is expected to inspire all listeners.
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Galusha Anderson J. D— Ls. D
University of Chicago
Chicago
Outlook on Cuban sugar trade influences and 1899 circular notes
General Lenard argues Congress should not fear Cuba exporting sugar even with annexation and that protection may fade as Cuba develops. He favors a partial tariff cut tied to reciprocal concessions, while Wood cites moral duty under the Platt amendment to aid Cuba’s crippled industries. Also listed are Looms and other leading articles, and a colorful page of boys sections, fiction, and features from the Detroit Sprague Publishing Company edition at $1 yearly.
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Lenard
Congress
United States
Cuba
Wood
Garland Farrell
James Whitcomb Riley
Harry Steele Morrison
H.R. Wells
W. H. Heck
House of Never
Marlowe
American Boy Boy
Boys Poultry Yard
Young Nature Department
Toys Garden
Sprague Publishing Company
Detroit
Mich
January American Boy issue boosts humor and art
The January American Boy issue showcases about one hundred illustrations and a striking cover titled Skating by Moonlight. Featured stories include Buster by Rodney Horton, How we Gained our Scholarships by Thomas Wilson, and Too Polite by Half by J. Van Tassel, among others for young readers.
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All Boys
Buster
Rodney Horton
Thomas Wilson
J. van Tassel
J. A. Newton
Toby
Little Boys
Roberts Silvery
Everett McNell
Joe
Roosevelt postpones Schley findings decision until briefs filed
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will defer action on the Schley findings to await the completion of the exceptions and briefs from Rear Admiral Schley. Attorney General Knox assists, with no hint of the president's intended action, as Schley supporters urge just treatment pending the brief filing and review.
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New York
Roosevelt
Schley
Washington
Knox
Messrs. Rayner
Justice
Vy Department
President Expected to Uphold Secretary and Admirals’ Findings
The article notes confidence the president will back Secretary Long and the court’s unanimous findings plus the majority opinions of Rear Admirals Ramsay and Benham. It questions the president’s forthcoming action on command after Admiral Dewey sided with Rear Admiral Schley. The Navy Department says it fears no verdict.
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Secretary Long
Ramsay
Benham
Dewey
Schley
Saas
Navy Department
Former Knoxville official seeks help in Mt Pleasant
Cam Culbertson former superintendent of the home for the blind and longtime Knoxville mayor went to Mt Pleasant hospital for treatment after a relapse into drinking. Once celebrated for reform he admitted liquor's power and agreed to seek help, with friends hoping for his return to health and his old cheerful spirit.
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Knoxville Express
Cam Culbertson
Home For the
Mt Pleasant
Culbertson
Knoxville
Mr. Culbertson
Lquor
Mr. Pleasant
Whitlatch Arrest Warrant Drawn By Governor
In Marion county last week a warrant for the arrest of Lee Whitlatch of Columbia was issued by the Governor. Whitlatch, previously paroled from a three year perjury sentence, is believed connected to a murder near Lucas county last fall. The sheriff attempted to seize him in Columbia but learned he had fled, later locating him in Sauk Centre, Minnesota.
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Knoxville Journal
Marion County
Lee Whitlatch
Columbia
Whitlatch
Buchanan
Lucas County
Ft. Madison
Unclear criminal pursuit message between officials
A fragment describes authorities coordinating to arrest and detain a man until an officer can accompany him home. The record notes communications dated January 14 between local officials and Sauk Center authorities, with Sheriff Bybee traveling to Minnesota to pursue the case.
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Sauk Center
Bybee
Minnesota
Seyi Aban
Engagement Improves With Papa's Cautionary Silence
A Louisville Times item narrates a young woman's engagement to Cholly. The father grows grave, warning that a long engagement might reveal faults that doom the marriage. The daughter objects to long liaisons, racing to tell Cholly the engagement is acceptable and resumes their plans.
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Lousville
Papa
Cholly
Wormhoudt’s Clothing House Ends 25 Percent Sale
February 1 marks the final day of the 25 percent discount sale at Wormhoudt’s Clothing House. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of the reduced prices before the sale closes.
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Wormhoudt
Public Sale Near Pella and Leighton January 28 1902
Auction lists ten miles southeast of Pella and near Leighton at Olivet for January 28 1902 starting 10 a m. Items include horses cattle farming implements hay corn oats tools, wagon carriage buggy sleigh mower harrow harness and more. lunch on grounds. Auctioneers Arte Van Houwe Marton Porter in charge Fighting Bob to oversee the fleet for Prince Henry arrival in New York.
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Pella
Leighton
Olivet
Arte van Houwe Marton Porter
ANG
Bob
Prince Henry
New York
Time is Short February 1 Ends the 23 Per Cent Inghouse
In a terse note readers are informed that February 1 marks the end of the 23 per cent ing house. No further context or details are provided in the fragmented item.
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Sec'y
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Bone Sisters
Zeus Tegel
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Vanzante
DE Reus
Kat
Ida
Ceillia
A. M
Coener Main
Franklin Streets
College Directory
Garrison
C. Peck Vanden Berg
Martha Firth
Epworth
Henry F. Pugh
TIST
Sm. Ching
Peck
Pattee
OND Reformed Church
Ying
Tian Endeavor
Revorwen Caurcit
Cauren
G. Ziectur
Ast Christian Reformed Church
J. Ketzrr
Xp Christian Revenuep
Vaxber Kiter
A. H. Weber
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Keables
Laurida
the Day of Prayer
General Wood
Charles Battell Loomis
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