College Presidents Vote On Hall of Fame Names
In the last vote for New York University hall of fame names President Eliot of Harvard backed the seven sciences on the ballot while President Hadley of Yale chose Audubon. Low of Columbia supported Gray but not Audubon who was backed by RE C Stedman. DEFIANCE STARCH offers 16 oz for 10 cents with money back guarantee. Germany Our Best whisky report notes Germany's rising whisky consumption with bourbon favored over rye. 411,489 gallons of bourbon and 127,578 gallons of rye shipped in the year to June 30, 1900.
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New York University
Hall of Fame
Eliot
Harvard
Sciences
Hadley
Yale
Gray
Heny
Low
Columbia
Audubon
RE. C. Stedman
Germany
Italy's Possible King Heir Seen as Athletic Duke
The article notes the heir to the Italian throne, a cousin of King Emmanuel II, is childless while his father has two sons. The king is frail and avoids exertion, whereas the duke is sport loving and among Italy's best horsemen.
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Italy
Emmanuel Iit
Carters Ink and Good Ink Commentary
A fragmented note extols Carters Ink as the best and affordable ink for wrestling writing. It contrasts warmth of voice with ink quality and dismisses timber as a source of warmth, suggesting value in good ink over other materials.
Rail Deal Outlined for Chicago Burlington Quincy's Sale
Boston report cites Chas. R. Perkins stating a $200 per share offer to buy Chicago Burlington & Quincy stock via Great Northern and Northern Pacific 4 percent bonds secured by stock deposits. Syndicate led by J. P. Morgan & Co. to purchase $50 million in bonds at par. Woodbine terms include $220 million total bonds under exchange. James J. Hill and partners hold large Northern Pacific stake.
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Boston
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Boston News
Chas. RE. Perkins
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington
Chase National Bank
City National Bank
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Appeals to the President in Boer Export Case
General Samuel Pearson, a Boer officer, sought relief from the U S courts after a writ of injunction against local British officers prevented further exportation of mutes to South Africa. Judge Parlange noted the political nature and said the matter rests with the executive rather than the judiciary.
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New Orleans
Samuel Pearson
United States
South Africa
Parlange
Pearson
Executive Department
Fairbanks Visits President on Revenue Solicitor Appointment
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana met with the president in Washington to discuss a military appointment. His visit reportedly had no connection to Major Russell Harrison. Fairbanks helped secure an Indiana man for the solicitor of internal revenue role, succeeding Judge Thomas of Kentucky who resigned.
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Washington, D. C
Fairbanks
Indiana
Russell Harrison
Internal Revenue
Thomas
Kentucky
President to press Pan-American Exposition opening button
The program shifts for the Pan-American Exposition as President McKinley will press the opening button half an hour earlier. He will touch the button on May 1 at 12:30 p. m. central time in Jackson Mississippi to start the exposition machinery.
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Buffalo
McKinley
Jackson
Miss
Supreme Court Opinion on North Dakota Divorce Case
Justice Gray releases the written opinion on three divorce rulings. Streitwolf v Streitwolf involves a Brunswick New Jersey husband who sought divorce in North Dakota after a May visit and August return, but the court finds no bona fide domicile and thus no jurisdiction.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Gray
United States Supreme Court
Streitwolf
Dakota
Brunswick
N. J
North Dakota
Would Be Bow To The Czar In Chinese Crisis
Shanghai dispatch says Prince Tuan and General Tang Fu Sian sent a delegation to Russia near Lake Baikal seeking aid and promising to acknowledge Russian suzerainty if Russia helps reconquer China's northern provinces. Court delay expected due to palace fire. London papers note a possible indemnity reduction if Manchurian convention signs.
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London
The
Daily News
Shanghai
Russia
Chain
Siberia
Japan
Yokohama
Daily Mail
Luzon Internal Revenue Records 1900 Revenue Total
The War Department reports internal revenue collections in the Northern Luzon division of the Philippine Islands for 1900 reached 106 791 dollars. The supervisor notes taxpayers generally pay promptly and predicts significantly higher revenues for 1901.
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Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Internal Revenue
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Rivers Paving Plan for Health in Germany
Consul General Guenther reports from Frankfurt that a commission has been appointed to study river purity and prevent water from harming public and animal health. He says effective regulations will be implemented to address the issue.
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Washington
ID. C
Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
State Department
Nebraska Grain Dealers Meet In Lincoln Meeting
The Nebraska Grain Dealers' association held its annual session in Lincoln on April 20 with about 125 members in attendance. All executive officers were re-elected for another term and will set the time and place for the next annual meeting.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Crain Dealers’ Association
Baby dies after clothes catch fire in bonfire incident
WAYNE Neb April 20 The a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Goll of Wayne was playing near a bonfire when her clothing ignited and she was badly burned The child died the following day before aid could reach her
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Wayne, Neb
J. H. Goll
Consolidation Planned of Five Large Engine Makers
The Sentinel reports a forthcoming consolidation of the five largest U S stationary engine manufacturers into a single corporation with a $25 million capital. Expected members include HK P Allis of Milwaukee Pennsylvania Tron Works of Philadelphia and Gates Iron Works of Chicago.
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Milwaat
the Sentinel Today
United States
HK. P. Allis Company
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania Tron Works Company
Philadelphia
Gates Iron Works Company
Chicago
Gomez to Visit United States as Cuba Plans Special Committee Visit
General Maximo Gomez arranges a U S trip with son Urbano to meet Senor Estrada Palma and await action on the Platt amendment before the trip is seen as political. Falma named Cuban president candidate and Meriel resigns from the relations committee due to ill health. Surgeon Glennan urges continued disinfection of South American vessels over bubonic plague fears.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
United States
Senor Estrada Palma
Urbano
Cuba
Special Committee On Relations
Tle
Senor Falma
Gomez
Senor Meriel
Glennan
Uruguay
South America
Indians Finally Consent to Allotments in Oklahoma Tribes
A three day council of Kiowa Comanche and Apache leaders at Anadarko Oklahoma decided the Kiowas would take allotments immediately and empowered Agent Randlett to select 48000 acres of grazing lands open to settlement. The move removes opposition by Oh Pe Ah Tone and clears the way for opening preparations.
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Guthrie, Okl
Indian Agency
Anadarko
Oh Pe Ah Tone
Fire destroys Union Transfer depot buildings in Council Bluffs
A three hour blaze in the passenger cleaning yard at the Union Transfer depot in Council Bluffs destroyed several frame buildings used by Union Pacific and Pullman companies. Losses run into thousands with contents and offices damaged. Cause unknown though suspected to be a spark from an engine or oil room conditions.
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Omaha
Union Transfer Depot
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific
Pullman
Pullman Company
James I. Spare
Indiana arrives at Manila with troops from two infantry regiments
General MacArthur reports the transport Indiana reaching Manila carrying 145 men of the Tenth Infantry and 585 of the Twenty-eighth Infantry.
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Washington
MacArthur
Indiana
Manila
Tenth Infantry
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Henderson Refuses to Answer in Cudaby Kidnapping Deposition
In Dallas on April 15 H. C. Henderson again refused to answer questions in the deposition sent from Omaha concerning the Cudaby kidnapping case.
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Sti
Dallas
Tex
H. C. Henderson
Omaha
Merger Talk as Burlington Officials Arrive in Boston
President Harris of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy arrives in Boston to attend a directors meeting where consolidation with the Great Northern and Northern Pacific is expected to be discussed. Officials refuse to comment on the deal.
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Boston
Mass
Harris
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern & Northern Pacific
Burlington Road
Live Stock Market Report Economic cattle hogs and sheep trends
The market showed active and steady demand for cattle with beef steers and stockers selling well while cows and heifers cleared quickly. Hogs opened lower then moved toward steady range as light weights were slow to sell. Sheep runs were light with Colorado lambs and dry sheep bringing about steady prices but overall slow turnover.
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Ste
Colorado
Leetle Stumt
Livestock market report with mixed cattle hogs and sheep figures
Native and Texas steers and cows steady. native heifers, steers, stackers and feeders steady. Prices shown for steers, cows, heifers, and bulls alongside hogs with top around 4.05 and packers around 95. Western fed steers and lambs listed with varied prices. lambs and ewes cited plus spring lambs at 5.50.
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Texas
Canver
Western Lambs
Good Effect Expected From Aguinaldo Manifesto
Washington reports the Aguinaldo manifesto will aid the Philippine situation and bolster American rule. It is hoped Filipinos will support peace and assist the Taft commission, reducing war policy criticism and guiding administration for governing the islands. Aguinaldo may gain more liberty, to be decided by General MacArthur with Taft commission input.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Taft Commission
General MacArthur
Regatta Date Set for Iowa State Event in Council Bluffs
The Iowa State Regatta association executive committee met in Council Bluffs and selected July 23 and 24 for the annual regatta to be held in this city. Committee members include R. A. Belding Burlington I. A Blood Sioux City W. H. McCullough Cedar Rapids D. D. Myers Dubuque F. C. Currier Sioux City.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa State Regatta Association
R. A. Belding
Burlington
I. A Blood
Sioux City
W. H. McCullough
Cedar Rapids
D. D. Myers
jJr
Dubuque
F.C. Currier
Frick's New Scheme A Steel Plant at Billingsport
Philadelphia April 18 It is stated on good authority that an immense steel gorging plant will be built at Billingsport N J on the Delaware River. Tibenry Crick and his friends are said to be interested in the new enterprise.
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Philadelphia
Billingsport
N. Joon
Delaware River
Tibenry Crick
Kansans Seek Supreme Court Suit Over Arkansas River
Attorney General Post will travel to Washington around April 27 to argue Kansas request for leave to file an equity suit against Colorado over Arkansas River water use. If granted, top lawyers will assist in the hearing.
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Denver
Post
Washington
United States Supreme Court
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GC & J
G & J Tire Company
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Perkins
Morgan
Hty Company
James J. Hill
John S. Kennedy
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Fairbanks Visita McKinley
South Dakota
Czar
Prince Tuan
Tan Fu Sian
Nebraskas Grain Dealers
Cambine
Cebor General
Senor Palma
Council of Oklahoma Tribes
Indianne Beaches
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Eurese
Orceaha
Kanena City
South
Omatia
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Arkansas River
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