Plot to Kill President in Letter Reveals Conspiracy
New York dispatch reports Hoboken police received a letter alleging a plot to assassinate President McKinley. The writer named the chief conspirator but his identity is withheld. London edition notes a separate plot against Lord Roberts thwarted near Johannesburg with several Italians arrested.
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Death of G W Wilson Reveals Tax Service Leader
George Washington Wilson, veteran of the Civil War and longtime head of the International Revenue Service, died this morning. A respected figure in revenue affairs, Wilson was noted as one of the most informed officials in government service. His tenure spanned from 1863 onward, with influential roles shaping federal tax policy. Nov. date unspecified.
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Arbitration drive for Transvaal disputes outlined
A report notes Juehn Naggeatt submitted to the Cunnett, proposing a council vote favoring arbitration of the Transvaal disputes. Nov 27 reports Krager escorted by guards to Premier Waideck Lonsaenu, then tours exhibits as officials review items. Portuguese troops cross river toward Calombo, mentioning General Dewet, with Roberts dispatch noting British captures and minor losses near Johannesburg.
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Death Hangs Over Senator Davis in St Paul News
Nov 27 report from St Paul states Senator Davis remains alive but extremely weak as physicians warn of possible decline. Attendants fear he will not survive the day amid deteriorating condition and cautious bulletins from hospital and medical staff.
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College Bankers Clash With Dawes Report On Bank Directors Loans
Chicago bankers oppose Comptroller Dawes recommendations for tighter director lending rules and self loans, saying the critique overstates risks in well regulated banks. They argue safeguards exist and that no universal 10 percent loan limit exists, while faults attributed to directors’ borrowing are not broadly alarming. In West Virginia, severe river floods caused train cancellations and washed bridges near White Sulphur Springs, with at least one derailment and dangerous embankment conditions reported.
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Henry Teller Defends Silver Question In Senate Debate
A late 19th century dispatch reports Senator Henry M Teller defending silver policy amid debate on monetary standards. The piece notes remarks regarding price stability and American financial policy, reflecting ongoing economic tensions in the era.
Disagreement over German note on late China treaty moves
Washington reports hint at a tentative understanding on the Pekin conference treaty terms. The State Department notes a patchwork agreement with several points likely rejected by powers at the conference. Debates focus on indemnity, penalties, and potential revisions before firm adherence.
Ambassadors Note Sparks Debate On Chinese Settlement
Nov. 27 report notes United States Ambassador Whit e not confirming an interview with Baron von Hie lthofen. White says Washington sent nothing new since Thursday and the note may be merely a suggestion of views. German press discuss Britain and American positions while indicating some support for a cautious approach to diplomacy.
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Cuban Convention Rejects Complimentary Resolution
Havana news bulge reports the Cuban constitutional convention opening session rejected a resolution expressing sorrow over General Fitzhugh Lee's departure. Debate centered on Wood's address and the form of a response, with motion to address the matter judged out of place by some.
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Lavelle Denies All Aspects In Tape Case
Fodlent courts report Lavelle denies all portions of the tape while Colonel Wisk Bryan eyes a Chivas match day. Factories at Calais are warned as tensions rise and a bound trial threatens days at Tuika. Roads, wealth, and new leaders are noted amid a flurry of disputed events.
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Peoria Monuments Sale Follows City Debt Push
Peoria residents vote to settle the monument funding dispute as supporters pledged funds to wipe out the debt within thirty days while the failed county payment question shifts responsibility to voters. Springfield court hears mandamus case on Chicago taxes. In Springfield, 27, a public hearing looms as teachers and state board clash over tax assessments for corporations. A boxing card in Springfield featured Bob Toor and Martin. preliminary bouts included Jack Toews versus Teror Boyle. Westcott family tragedy: a boy found dead in woods, father’s rifle missing. coroner rules suicide.
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Unprecedented Flood Ravages Pittsburg Rivers in Monongahela
After three days of rain a flood on the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers caused three deaths and mass property damage. Thousands faced layoffs as factories shut down along the rivers, leaving many families homeless amid widespread rescues and missing persons reports. By morning the rivers had begun to settle and officials believed the worst was over.
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Population increases across states reported in November
The dispatch notes that Texas reaches 3,045,710 residents, up 84.1 percent since 1890. Utah rises to 207,905, a 35.1 percent gain. The summary mentions additional state population changes and overall growth, reflecting shifts in demographics during the period.
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Corn Holds Its Own as Prices Drift at Opening
November corn showed little movement with prices opening at 49, advancing to 50 51 and closing 1 cent above yesterday at 50. Phillips sold about 150000 bushels. Reports claim large quantities of number two corn are loading at Buffalo and Montreal for shipment to Chicago for timely delivery on November contraris.
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