Records From Foreign Shores Inspect Cattle for U S Imports
Dr. I A Geddes chief of the bureau of animal industry is sent to Great Britain as special inspector to examine cattle prior to U S importation. He will base in London and visit parts of the UK for pre shipment animal checks amid concerns over tuberculosis and contagious diseases.
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I. A. Geddes
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Department of Aericulture
Great Britain
Geddes
London
United Kingdom
Dewey Gifts Moved From Museum to Rhode Island Avenue Home
Admiral Dewey has removed his collection from the National Museum to his residence on Rhode Island Avenue in Washington. The display was meant to share its beauty with the public and honor donors, including many children and city hosts, as well as the admiral’s private friends. Count Cassini declines reports of a Russian annexation of territory in Tien Tsin and deems such a move improbable.
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Dewey
Admiral Dewey
National Museum
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington
Count Cassini
United States
Tien Tsin
Russia
Madrid cabinet claims no Carlist threat in Spain
General Azcarraga told a cabinet council chaired by the queen regent that there were no Carlist armed forces left in Spain and the rising had failed. He announced a Spanish American conversion in Washington that ceded Cayagaen and Cibutu islands in the Philippine archipelago for $100,000.
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Madrid
General Azcarraga
Spain
Azcarraga
Washington
Cayagaen
Cibutu
Philippine Archipelago
Grand Army of the Republic May Bypass Denver for 1901 Reunion
Present conditions indicate the 1901 Grand Army of the Republic annual reunion will not be held in Denver. Unsatisfactory rail rate arrangements with western lines may push veterans to Cleveland in the eastern territory.
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Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Western Railroads
Colorado
Cleveland
Eastern Lines
Ore Train Wreck Near Iron Mountain Kills Fireman
A Chicago and North Western ore train traveling 45 miles per hour derailed near Iron Mountain Michigan after rails spread. Fireman George Hall of Wilson Michigan died. Conductor Swaby of Escanaba and Engineer Tim Hogan of Green Bay were seriously injured but expected to recover.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Iron Mountain
Mich
George Hall
Wilson, Mich
Swaby
Escanaba
Tim Hogan
Green Bay
Pittsburg L and Loan official held on embezzlement charges
John C. Robinson secretary of the Cash Globe Mutual and Industrial Building and Loan Associations of Pittsburg is arrested on eight counts of embezzlement and falsifying accounts. He is lodged in jail in default of $11,000 bail as receivers take over the associations.
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Cash
Globe- Mutual and Industrial Building and Loan Associations
Pittsburg
Louisville Bride Weds Lord Newbrough in London Chapel
Miss Grace Carr of Louisville Kentucky married Lord Newbrough at Savoy chapel London. United States Ambassador Choate gave away the bride. The couple plans a honeymoon to Ceylon via Paris.
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Grace Carr
Louisville
Lord Newbrough
Savoy Chapel
London
United States
Choate
Lord
Lady Newbrough
Ceylon
Paris
Fort Wayne Masonic Temple Attractions
The Fort Wayne Masonic Temple hosts events including The Night Before Xmas on November 14 and Frohman's Commedians on November 17, presenting a slate of holiday entertainment for local audiences.
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Fort “Wayne
Masonic Temple
Attrac
Tions
Frohman
Commedians
Senator Davis Improves, Senate Foreign Affairs Chair Says
Senator Davis, chair of the senate committee on foreign affairs, is reported much better in health following recent illness.
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St. Aus
Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chilean Warship Purchase Rumors Denied in Dispatch
A Santiago Chile dispatch via Galveston Texas says rumors of the Chilian government buying warships are unfounded. The article notes a liberal convention will proclaim the future president with candidates including Don Pedro Montt Fernando Lacono and Ramon Barros Luco.
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Chili
Santiago de Chili
Galveston
Tex
Don Pedro Montt
Fernando Lacono
Ramon Barros Luco
Boer General DeWet Wounded at Rensburg Drift
A Pretoria dispatch reports General DeWet wounded in the leg during a clash with General Knox forces at Rensburg drift. The injury status is not specified.
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DeWit
Pretoria
DeWet
General Knox
Rensburg
McKinley and Roosevelt Win Big Victory
The Republican ticket led by McKinley and Roosevelt captures the presidency with a larger electoral majority than 1896. Republicans also secure a strong nationwide showing, including a Republican-dominated Congress. New York yields a large plurality for the ticket despite Bryan efforts in New York City. Illinois and Michigan also show strong results.
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William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McIinley
Hobart
New York
New York City
Illinois
Michigan
McKinley Wins Reelection Across Nation Despite Bryan Push
The article notes Republican gains in the West and Maryland landslide, Massachusetts narrowing McKinley’s lead, and Bryan failing to win electoral votes in doubtful states. McKinley secures a second term, carrying Ohio by about 80 000 votes, with strong national turnout and Bryan touring many cities.
States Back McKinley and Roosevelt in Early Returns
Early press reports indicate several states have given majorities for McKinley and Roosevelt, signaling broad support for the Republican ticket. The article notes statewide returns shaping the presidential contest.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan and Stevenson Take Electoral Votes Indicated
Returns show Bryan and Stevenson poised to win the electoral votes of listed states. Necessary for election success stands at 224, while McKinley holds a 187 majority.
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Bryan and
Stevenson
Election Returns Show Large Republican Leads Nationwide
Bryan trails as returns come in with a 50 000 Missouri majority and a 60 000 New Jersey plurality for the Republicans. Illinois Indiana Maryland New York North Dakota Illinois state tickets span large Republican leads. A Denver polling place clash leaves two dead and three wounded as deputies confront police. Both parties eye McKinley’s likely re election by a record national margin.
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Mississippi
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Republicans Win House Control In Postwar Landslide
Returns show Republicans with 197 seats to 152 for Democrats and fusion, signaling a solid House majority of 37. Final results are not yet conclusive as incomplete district tallies follow a nationwide landslide for the GOP.
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House of Representatives
Minor State, Local Tragedies and Disasters Reported
A series of brief Indiana items notes deaths and injuries including Mrs Mack Wright of Pennil te, who died at the breakfast table with a cup of coffee. Smallpox outbreaks prompt strict Summitville quarantine. Kokomo boy Arthur Helwig, 8, loses a leg after a log wagon accident. Knightstown farmer Mathew Maxwell suffers serious internal injuries from a kicked horse. Isaac Johnson, 65 near Columbus, commits suicide after driving his family from home. A land terrapin bearing Willey 1840 is found near Rising Sun. Indiana Yearly Meeting board in Richmond reorganizes with Benjamin Johnson president and Mrs Phariba Stevens secretary, with Mexico work ahead. State Labor Commissioner McCormack notes Paris Exhibition silver medal for arbitration board. Bowling Green citizens build a double-cabin river craft for an Arkansas hunt. launch planned on sufficient river rise. Marion Trades Council withdraws boycott against Union Traction Co. street rail workers unionize. Three-year-old Joseph McLaughlin dies in a Hallowe’en prank accident in Elwood. Linden teen Bertha Wills, 17, shoots herself with a .22 rifle after discharging from bed, during a leaf-sugar habit.
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Mathew Maxwell
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Rising Sun
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Phariba Stevens
Mexico
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White
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Mahon
International Association of Street Railway
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Michael McLaughlin
Elwood
Hallowe’en
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Linden
Presidential Candidates Vote at Canton and Lincoln Polls
President McKinley cast his ballot in Canton at 9 17 after breakfast amid mild flutter at the polling place. William Jennings Bryan voted in Lincoln at 11 10, the ceremony witnessed by about fifty residents near his home.
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McI
Inley
Canton
Bryan
Lincoln
Mr Bryan Seeks Rest After Election News
Mr Bryan learned of the general result at his Lincoln home. At 8 o'clock reporters sought a statement but he had gone to his room and quickly fell asleep, appearing to need rest after weeks of strain.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
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