Battleship California Named In New Class Plan
Reported Navy plans include a battleship named California. Chinese anchors risk blocking the channel to aid emergency movements. First joint meeting of American Economic and American Historical Associations convened in Detroit.
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American Economic Sociation
American Historical Association
Detroit
National Bank of White Pigeon
Migh
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J. W. Seldon
Prince of Wales
United States
Hiss
Ian
San Praneles
War H
Ireen
Aml
Hill Feeney
Michigan
Pollo
Hugh Boenanan
Georgia
San Francisco
Buchanan
Willian Miles
Milne
Trchapan
Miles
Oregon City man dies near Dawson City
Harry Moffatt of Oregon City was found dead after being trapped by a new stern near Dawson City over two weeks ago. He wandered near Roreka Creek seeking aid and died from exposure and injury in a remote area.
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Roreka Creek
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Mosier
Carl
Tacoma
Europe
Port Angeles
Orden
Straits of
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M. Patterson
Dalles
Thoreday
Biddell
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by a Worried Woman
A testimonial extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for nervous debility and rheumatic pain, claiming it strengthens digestion and nerves, eliminates toxins, and cures long standing ailments. The letter offers free booklets on Commons Sense Medical and Brick address in Buffalo.
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Pieme
V’ Pierce
Butefalo
N.Y
Boers Invasion of Natal Claimed by Dispatches
Reports from London and Cape Town say Boer forces as large as three thousand men invaded Natal. Skirmishes occurred at several points with British troops attacked, two captains wounded and significant casualties reported. Dowet's breakthrough attempt to the south is said to be frustrated as Boers harassment continues near Frecksburg Senekal and Winburg.
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Dae
Natal
London
Lond Kitchoner
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Cape Town
Dowet
Thrrough
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Frecksburg
Nekal
Winbury
Gun
Knoxio
Ladybrand
Winisburg
Orange River
Deposition of Rev James Le Baron Johnson Revealed
The Tribune reports the former Grace church assistant rector James Le Baron Johnson was formally deposed from the Protestant Episcopal ministry about a week ago at his own request. He disappeared shortly before, wrote to Bishop Potter seeking the announcement, and the Church of the Ascension carried the notice despite Johnson not being involved with that parish.
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the Tribune
Rew
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Grace Church
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Johneone
Potter
Hishop Potter
Church of the Ascension
Mr. Jolnhon
Chinese Ask Questions Before Accepting Joint Note
Paris reports a Pekin dispatch stating the Chinese court at Singu Fo sent a note Thursday night acknowledging the joint demand of the powers. It poses five questions about Taku fort dismantling, beheading princes, alliance expeditions, planned occupation sites, and duration of occupation.
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Tec
Singu Fo
Allion Caase
Alllee
Minister Conger to resign amid State Department criticisms
Washington December 20 Friends of Minister Conger expect his resignation soon as criticisms from State Department officials focus on his conduct during the peace negotiations.
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Conger
Washington
Jate Department
Murderer McDonald Dies After Refusal To Eat
The slayer of Auditor Morris in the war department died this morning. McDonald reportedly refused all food, exhausted by starvation, and died after claims of no cooperation with doctors. His death comes as authorities sought a final statement.
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Kom Mc Donald
Morris
War Department
McDonald
Failures in London Hit Twelve Firms by Suspension
The suspension of the Lenton and Globe Maunce carpork and other London firms today triggers stock market turmoil. It follows a wave of suspensions feared to affect numerous small traders and prompt concerns about wider industry impact.
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London
Lenton
Globe
Orme
Armall
Detroit Court Sets January 4 Hearing For Contempt
Detroit December 20. Gov Pingree announced he would not attend the circuit court at Lansing to answer contempt charges. The court ordered Pingree to appear January 4. The record shows attempts to secure his presence and representation in the matter.
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Detroit
4Iov
Pingree
Elrouit
Lanwing
Lim
Incomplete Boos Inquiry Hints at Bribery Allegations
Debated minutes of the Boos inquiry in the forenoon reference cadets and anonymous letters. A witness recalls information about a basing going spawad of a bratel character, but the fragment ends without a clear conclusion.
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Boos
Canal bill progress and anti hatred pledge noted
Senator Morgan predicts the Nicaragua canal bill will pass as the Senate acts without waiting for Great Britain on the Hay Pauncefote treaty. A pledge by Too and others to abolish hatred marks the start of a new coalition.
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Washington
Morgaan
William
Senate
House
Henya
Great Britain
New Gas Works for San Francisco and Ventures
The article notes Joe Spreckels announcing an independent San Francisco gas company with a capital of 5 million dollars and plans for new works within a year to provide high quality gas at low prices. It also mentions government soundings at San Carlos for a large famine relief project and General Miles reportedly hunting in the south amid responses to Alger's charges.
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San Francino
Calif
Joe
Claus Spreckels
Whoenisx
Arie
Dee
San Carlos
Indiana
Dreuth
Washington
Miles
Russell A. Alger
Hiv Etal
Alger
United States Opens Talks to Buy Danish West Indies
Washington reports the United States has opened negotiations with Denmark to purchase the Danish West Indies for about 4 million dollars. The move involves official talks aimed at finalizing terms and transfer of sovereignty. Authorities indicate the price and scope are under review by both governments.
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Washington
United States
Gamble Named United States Senator Candidate in South Dakota
In Stone Falls on December 20 the Republican legislature members nominating Yankton's Robert J. Gamble as the unanimous choice for United States senator to succeed Pettigrew. The result follows a Republican compromise shaping the state party’s leadership and aims.
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Uambie
Sugceed
Disturbances Reported Between Armenian and Turkish Forces
A dispatch from Vienna dated December 20 reports serious disturbances near Jeranoe involving Armenian and Turkish forces. The unrest centers on Armenian groups allegedly attacked by Turkish troops and Armenian leaders claim sustained assault with arms.
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Vienna
Jeranoe
Arma
Pardoned Ex Captain Howgate by President McKinley
Albany December 20 Ex Captain Howgate of the signal service released from prison by presidential pardon. He had been sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary in 1905 and is now freed with government funds backing the action.
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Dee
Howgate
Werview
McKinley
Government Fonda
Mrs. Duncan Miller Returns After Child Kidnap Case
Mrs Samuel Duncan Miller arrives in New York from Indianapolis where she had recently abducted her child. She is described as nervous and determined to continue her efforts to regain custody of the child.
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New York
Samuel Duncan Miller
Indianapolis
National Committee Works to Harmonize Party Split
In St Louis on December 20 the national committee of the middle-of-the-road populists discussed efforts to harmonize the two factions of the party and presented plans toward unity.
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St. Touis
National Committee of
Downion
Steel Trust Formation Rumors Reach Villadelphia
Reports from Villadelphia Pennsylvania on December 2 discuss talks toward a steel industry consolidation with a 1.6 billion capital plan. The item notes negotiations as a possible water trust with vast investment and corporate alignment.
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A Steel Trust Combine
Villadelphia
Waterr Trust Wi
Storm Swept Coasts Leave Toll as Winds Ravage Seas
Reports from London describe a great storm battering Thornlay and the English coast. Ships wrecked, lifeboats unable to reach crews, and many vessels driven ashore amid extreme gales. Casualties tallied and losses feared to rise as rescue attempts continue.
to Buy Danish Islands London The
A report notes negotiations between American and Danish authorities and their engineers on selling Danish islands. Washington officials plan to draft a formal proposal for U S consideration as talks continue between government representatives and commercial observers.
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The
Daniel
Ana Engi
Jiedien
Jaye Che Horen
Ae Mall
Ovina Teter
Washington
Anata
Paris Bowphale and Drunken Patients Report Increase
Paris reports more than ten thousand alcoholic patients admitted to thirteen bowphales. treatment and welfare measures described. In Hillaborg, Charles Wombrock faces arrest. Dahiber shot and robbed on December 1. Continental Tobacco workers in Louisville strike for a twenty cent per hundred raise.
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Paris Bowphale
Uee
Louisville
Continental Tobacco Company
Kaiser's Brother Seeks Audience With Berlin Officials
Harlin Lae reports that Prines Meare, referred to as the Kaiser’s brother, requests permission to travel to Berlin for a conference with the foreign office authorities. The move signals potential diplomatic discussions amid unnamed tensions.
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Kaiser
Harlin
Prines Meare
Hracken
Berlin
Foreign Office
My wife's health restored by Acker's English Remedy
The husband, K. J. Sprong of Troy New York, credits Acker's English Remedy with restoring his wife's bronchiol and chest condition after a year long illness described as bronchitis and suspected consumption. He details a rapid improvement within an hour of taking the remedy, claims permanent cure, and urges public use with a money back guarantee from W. H. Moore & Co. and Brock & McComas Pendleton Oregon as agents.
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Bondman Block
Troy
N. Y
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United States
Canada
England
W. Hi. Moore & CO
New Yard
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