War and Peace Sermon Reflects on Century of Conflict
Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore cathedral denounces large standing armies citing Europe’s wars fromNapoleon to 19th century crises. He urges universal peace while noting American and European arms rise and the toll on civilians, families, and nations.
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Associated Pres
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Europe
Russian Empire
Praia
Poland
Koy Oliseo
Lehels
Kingdom of
Rueda
Aretria
Prieta
Opposition to trusts Promoters announce National Shoe Company
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press, Columbus reports promoter R F Wolfe returning from the east. The National Shoe Company, not a trust, will distribute products for leading factories while keeping their existing operations. Delaware incorporation with 3.5 million dollars capital. Boston meeting planned to organize.
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National Shoe Company
Associated Prom
Columbus
R. F. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Boston
Delaware
Colleges to Represent In McKinley Inaugural Parade
An intercollegiate committee plans a large college and university representation in the March 4 1901 inaugural parade. Invitations go to over 400 institutions urging student bodies to participate with distinctive uniforms and banners. A rally at Columbian University in Washington is set to recruit attendees and graduates.
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Vic Associated Prem
Washington
McKinley
United States
Wallace Donald McLean
Omiman Inter-Collegiate Committee
Wass
Womnl
Columbian University
Tobacco Strike Threatens Continental Tobacco Workers
Exclusive wire from AP reports Henry Fisher of the International Tobacco Workers union says within two weeks stemmers at Continental Tobacco, maker of plug tobacco for American Tobacco, will be called out. Grievances cited include pay and docking practices. about 15,000 workers nationwide could be affected.
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Fisher
International Union
Associated Press
St. Louis
Henry Fisher
International Tobacco Workers’ Union
Continental Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Anthracite Coal Outlook For New Year In Aeprinted Prew
Exchulwe Wire reports from The Aeprinted Prew in Villadelphia that the new year sees steady output and price stability in the coal market. Weather remains favorable for mining and shipping, lake navigation resumes, and stockpiling at supply points continues. A warming trend in activity along the Atlantic coast includes continued coal movement by dealers as holidays ease.
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Villadelphia
Tomonrow
Cpal
Registered letters stolen on road between Tome and Torin
A theft report from Exclusive Wire states that a cache of registered letters valued at 200000 Lire was stolen on the road between Tome and Torin. No further details on suspects or exact time are provided.
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Asociate Preas Tome
Jon
Tome
Torin
Eight Men Die in Fire at Harvard Hotel
A blaze at 116 Washington Avenue Booth early this morning killed eight men trapped on upper floors of the Harvard Hotel. Nineteen guests escaped as smoke filled the building housing the Standard furniture store rear. The dead include Nathaniel Perly aged 60, Skidmore 46, Wentley 85, Scofield 45, Chorge Rudey 45, Michael Monahan 95, J. N. Erickson 52 from Alexandria, and Jacobson a laborer about 9 years old. The firemen found the victims on the smoke-choked floors after guests fled to the street.
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Associated Prom
Minneapolis
Janu
Washington Avenue
Booth
Standard Furniture
Barvard
Nathaniel Perly
Co. Skidmore
Wentley
B. Scofield
Philip D Armour Dies After Long Illness
Philip D Armour died at his Prairie Avenue home in Chicago at 5:45 PM after two years of illness. He had pursued health restoration in Germany and Southern California. Armour’s son Philip Dr Armour Jr. died in 1900. Armour & Co later reorganized into Armour & Co. to ensure stability. Estimates place Philip Armour’s estate between 10 and 25 million dollars, with younger family holdings追加.
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Europe
Waterloo
England
France
Turkey
Austria
Bolferine
Talian
Pranne
Prussia
Alsace
Lorraine
Great Britain
Spain
Ane
West
Armour
Armour Institute
Armour House
Tie Brothers
Armour Enterprises
Ferman
New York
Joseph F. Armour
Chicago
Simeon HB. Armour
Philip D. Armour
Prairie Avenue
Mr. Armour
California
Philip Dr. Armour, Jr
Philip D. Armour, Jr
Armour & Co
Grain Department
Armour Eloating Company
Simeon B. Armour
Kansas City
Armour Intercete
Oneida County
Armours
Connecticut
Philip Armour
Stockbridge
N.Y
Young Armour
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee
Wealth of the Armours Revealed In Old Chicago Fortune
The Chicago Chronicle will report Mr Armour’s fortune as at least 20 million dollars, with some estimates above 60 million for the Armour family wealth. Philip D Armour is described as cash rich, steady in payments, and influential during crises like the 1870s gold purchases and bank runs.
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Chicago
Armour
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago Armours
Philip D. Armour
Philip Pdp. Armour
Europe
Colliers Strike Settled Halifax Miners Get Raises
The Halifax colliers strike ended last night after renewed talks. An agreement grants a 2 percent wage increase to actual miners, 50 cents extra per day to mechanics, and 20 cents per day to miners' helpers. Work resumes tomorrow as all bands return.
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Halifax
N. S
Pleton
Mechanica
The African Deal
The Novoe Vremya discusses a proposed exchange of German East Africa for Cyprus. It notes under current treaties other powers must be consulted and Germany would not be allowed to gain a foothold in the Near East.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Allied moves in You Nan targeted Yang Tee valley
Exclusive wire reports from Shanghai say the empress dowager orders General Feng to lead 14400 troops with modern arms from You Nan into Yang Tee valley and then northward. Count von Walderivil is said to join Prince Ching and Li Hung Ching, with limits on operations in Shug Te Hoang Ping and Ta Ming prefectures.
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Shanhai
Fian Fa
Bag
Feng Tee Teal
You Nan
Yang Tee
von Waldersiv
Prince Ching
Li Hung Ching
Shug Te
Hoang Ping
Ta Ming
Ch Li
Congress Debates Army Bill and Apportionment Ahead
Senate continues to tackle the army bill with amendments on the canteen and Filipino enlistment likely to face sharp debate. Reapportionment fight looms in the House with Hopkins proposing a three-seat increase to cover fractions. River and harbor bill to follow, then district of Columbia and other appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Hawley
Army
Veterinary Corps
United States
Senator Davis
Minnesota
House
Hopkins
Florida
Colorado
North Dakota
Indiana
District of Columbia
Weather and civic notes from morning issue
The morning issue reports weather indications with warmer trends and rain chances. It notes public figures and local happenings including General Cardinal Gibbons’ peace efforts and a jail commitment case. It covers Jersey Central editorial notes and council friction, plus regional labor and court items.
Blaine Club Back Out Of Washington Inauguration Trip
The Blaine club of Cincinnati the state’s largest political group abandoned its planned trip to the Washington inauguration next March. Two special trains had been chartered but quarters could not be secured. Members were offered lodging in an armory or in a large warehouse room amid the committee's efforts to arrange suitable accommodations.
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Cincinnati
Bllaine Club of
Ohio
Washington
Blaine Club
Residence of W Careyle burned in Cumberland Island blaze
Exclusive AP report from Fernalda Pla dated January 6 states the Stafford Mare home of W Careyle, five miles from Durgenow on Cumberland Island, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is pegged at ten thousand dollars. Careyle is the son of Lacy Care neale of Dungeness and is noted as a nationally reputed expert golfer.
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Fernandla
Pla
W. Careyle
Stafford Mare
Durgenow
Cumberland Isand
Carneyle
Lacy Careneale
Dungeness
Explosion at Khileon halts rail work injures workers
In Shudway Pa Jon 6 Michael Ferrin and a man named Mego Unknown were killed by a dynamite blast at the Haltimore and Ohio railroad site in Khileon. Workers were thawing dynamite when the explosion occurred.
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Shudway
Jon
Michael Ferrin
Mego
Khileon
Haltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maritime Notices From The Agoelated Press
By Exchalee Wire from The Agoelated Press, New York, January arrival and sailing details list ships including Bremen Southampton Cherbourg and Pretoria Hamburg Mymouth with ports Liverpool New port and Umbria queen sailing from Liverpool.
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Exchalee
Agoelated Press
New York
Arpived
la Bretagne
Mavre
Kadlecrine
Marlay Theresia
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Pretoria
Hamburg
Mymouth
Ee -Eetee Umbria
Liverpool
Newport
William J Bryan Travels Home From Galveston
Exclusive wire reports Bryan appears through Kansas City en route home from Texas trip. He jokes about hunting ducks and claims seventeen killed, sixteen on the wing. He predicts strong readership for his Commoner with subscriptions from thirty test and literary groups.
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Kansas City
Dua
William J. Bryan
Kans City
Galveston
Teausie
Dan
Tle
Priori Granted Life Extension Delays Sing King Execution
Lorenzo Priori, condemned to death in Sing King, will not be executed for at least twenty days. Governor Ortell granted a temporary extension of life today, delaying the scheduled midnight to night execution.
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New York
Lorenzo Priori
Sing King
Ortell
New Cudahy Kidnapping Letter Prompts Omaha Inquiry
A letter to Omaha police chief Donahue offers to reveal details about the Eddie Cudahy Jr kidnapping if certain conditions are met. The letter, from a man claiming knowledge of the gang, suggests a well known local figure is involved. Both Cudahy and the chief declined to confirm contents.
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Omahn
Neb
Donahue
Omaha Police Department
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Sivteods
Caodaly
Donohue
Eddie Endahy
Nho
Tetler
Severe European Cold Causes Wrecks and Fatalities
An extreme cold wave grips Europe from England to Italy. Dover’s barge capsized with four drowned as gales lash the Channel. Moscow reports 80 degrees below zero. Naples and St. Petersburg schools close as snows and blizzards paralyze regions. Train crashes near Milota Hungary kill six. nine frozen on a road. Paris and Rome see heavy frost and urban deaths.
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Adriatic
Transylvania
Odesen le
Talis
Paris
Jon
France
Orainly
Marseilles
Italy
Rome
Notable deaths across 3 cities and 4 figures
By Esclusive Wire from The Annotated Proc. London, Jan G Henn Windham and Daren Levenfeld are noted as deceased. John C. Sims, secretary of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died at University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Bishop Winand Michael Whewer, head of Newark diocese, died of pneumonia. Daniel F. Davis, father of Webster Davis, died at 64 after Civil War service.
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London
Jan
Henn Windham
Daren Levenfeld
John Clark Sims
IAG
New York
Winand Michael Whewer
Roman Catholic Diocess
Newark
N. Od
Widight
Seton Mall
South Orange
N. J
Brower
Wigner
Ledside
B. C. Carroll
Ot Patrick's Church
Doreey City
Kansas City
Daniel F. Davis
Webster Davis
Interior
Davis
Cape Town Calls for Reinforcements from England for Rand Mines
Cape Town urges strong reinforcements as martial law spreads to Malmesbury. The city anticipates Lord Kitchener’s available force to protect communications and the Rand mines. Reports say British troops are scarce, while locals fear Dutch settlers may gain if reinforcements lag.
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Cape Town
England
Lord Kitchener
London
Malmesbury
Coloniata
Cape Colony
Aps
William Qletzlet
Daily
Mall
Portugal
Lourenato Marques
Dr. Loyds
Hague
Holland
Belgium
France
Germany
Nemnaquualand
Nominated Former Senator Bradbury Dies in Augusta
Excerpt from Adventured Press Aveneta Maine reports the death of former United States Senator James Ware Bradbury at his Augusta home from bronchitis. Born June 10, 1802, in Maine, he graduated Bowdoin College in 1826 with notable peers. He served in the Senate starting 1846 and influenced the nomination of James K Polk. He declined re election in 1843 and retired in Augusta.
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Aveneta
United States
James Ware Bradbury
Glate
Bowdoin College
Henry W. Longfellow
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Jonethan Cufter
John 8. C. Abbott
George LE. Chevver
Horatio Gridge
Lowdoin College
Tis
United States Senate
James K. Pelk
Senate
Tie
Auguata
Cruise of Duck Hunters Trip to Murphy Island Preserves
A Water Tidey from Mr. Cleveland's party brought the party up the marshes to Murphy Island preserves. Captains Rodley Evans and Lamberton are stationed there with the hunting group. Mr. Cleveland stays with General Alexander and the party plans a week of hunting before returning home. The outing boosts the health of Mr. Cleveland. ducks were plentiful in the murky weather.
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Georgetown
Mr. Cleveland
Rodley 1
Evana
Lamberton
Murphy Island
Cleveland
Alexander
Southern Pacific blockade broken in Oregon and California
A major storm has cleared the blockade on the Southern Pacific line across Southern Oregon and Northern California. About five hundred workers clear slides south of Dunenmule on the Sacramento division as rotary snow plows move to clear slides between Ashland and Dunsmute.
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Presa
Ashland
Oregon
Erea
California
Pacife
Dunenmule
Sacramento
Aghland
Dunsmute
Weather forecast for eastern Pennsylvania shifts to milder week
Washington reporting a forecast for eastern Pennsylvania notes an occasional snow flurry and warmer conditions on Monday with southerly winds becoming southwesterly. Brisk on the coast and Tuesday looks to be fair with continued mild air.
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Washington
Fennnylvania
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