The Silver State newspaper brief sketches Chicago and military notes
The piece notes Chicago's decline in reputation as Philadelphia leads in the Republican convention race and St Louis threatens to affect a drainage canal project. It mentions Kokomo possibly losing a baseball franchise and Lord Roberts sending 1,200 stretcher bearers to South Africa, highlighting military needs.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kokomo
Chicago Chronicle
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Weather Bureau Report From Wannamoca Station
Weather bureau report shows four hour conditions ending 4:30 PM with mean barometer 30.27 inches. Temperature highs 45 and lows 30 above zero, mean 19. Prevailing wind from the west. Forecast calls for fair and cooler tonight and Thursday. January 17 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Agriculture
Wannamoca Station
J. C. Hayden
Rver Weather Bureau
Iron and steel rise as era shifts in America
The piece notes the Senate will likely pass a financial bill with debate, while praising the iron and steel industry’s rapid growth. It highlights England's 1887 exports, America’s 1896 imports, and the shift from wood to iron in construction, calling this the stone and iron age beginning.
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House
Senate
Aldrich
Jones
Arkansas
Paul
Agrippa
Festus
Caesar
Congress
Wall Street
Bee
America
England
British Lion Boers Duel Over Dum-Dum Bullets
The British lion roars as Boers use dum-dum bullets amid a clash described as barbarous. The piece condemns the Boers for adopting warfare methods of the nation pledged to civilize the world.
Rebuking Silence Highlights Canal Debate Opposition
The World Herald notes Mr. Cleveland voices a rebuke of false leaders while his action to withdraw Huntington from opposing the Nicaragua canal clears a major obstruction. Other papers comment that initial plans to bypass him risked US digging around the opposition.
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Cleveland
Clevland
Omaha World-Herald
Indian Murderer Frank Ends Life in Jail
Attorney General Tones received a telegram from Austin reporting that Indian Frank, condemned for the murder of Mrs. Del Grosso and an infant, committed suicide in the county jail by swallowing ground glass. His death precludes a hanging scheduled for the end of the month, relieving the sheriff and county of the costly execution.
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Austin
Frank
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A vintage advertisement claims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters relieves constipation indigestion dyspepsia malaria and fever for fifty years. It urges faithful use to regulate bowels improve appetite and restore health and strength while noting a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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Hostetter
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