American hogs threaten to block German navy, says editorial
In a March 16 1900 column the Sacramento Bee contrasts the idea of an American hog blockade with a German navy expansion threat. It argues the link is illogical, criticizes witch hunt legislation, and mocks a Topeka Capital editorial approach attributed to Rev Charles M Sheldon. It also notes beef market recovery expectations as ports reopen and cattle vessels return, forecasting April May strength.
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Mark
Luke
John
Sacramento Bee
Denver
South Africa
Texas
Pricey Krupp works to extend near one million dollars
A report notes Krupp works to be extended at a cost close to $1,000,000. The piece also cites 231 railroad accidents in September across the United States, including 116 collisions and 110 derailments, resulting in 93 deaths and 226 injuries. An Imperial court estimate in Austria counts $250,000 spent on tables yearly with about $100,000 unused. The heart of a vegetarian beats on.
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Ane Krupp
United States
Imperial Court of
Austria
Francis Joseph
Christmas trade and passenger flow noted in New York reports
The survey cites 1899 harbor activity with 107,415 cabin and 303,722 steerage passengers arriving in New York. It records ship line cargo and passenger splits, a large tree harvest for Christmas from Adirondacks to Connecticut, and floral sales estimates. It also notes a British move to abolish bearskin caps due to scarcity and rising prices, detailing bearskin use by the Brigade of Guards, Scots Grays, and Royal Engineer Band.
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Maine
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Insane Nevada Soldier Tells of Markleville Youth
Mell Grover of Markleville a returned Philippines veteran has lost his mind his mother Mrs Grover traveled to San Francisco to be with him Grover enlisted in the Fourteenth Infantry at war start and was only nineteen with many friends lamenting his affliction authorities report no further details of his condition and prospects of his mother’s return are noted by the Gardnerville Record
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Mell Grover
Markleville
Philippines
Calder hanged for Fergus county murder and sheep theft
William Wallace Calder was hanged at Lewiston Montana for the murder of F. McRae and his sheepherder in Fergus county over a year earlier. Calder and his brother killed the men cremated their bodies and stole about 3 000 sheep to Timber where sold. Calder's brother became a state’s evidence. The American Tobacco Company discharged its entire 500 employee workforce and plans to move its cigar factory to Richmond Baltimore Cincinnati and Lancaster.
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Lewiston
Mont
F. McRae
Fergus County
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McRae
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East River
Richmond
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Lanchester
Cabinet in Session with Absences Noted
The cabinet met for thirty five minutes with no major actions taken. Absent were Attorney General Griggs, Secretary Root, and Postmaster General Emery Smith. Secretary Hay attended despite a lingering cold.
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Root
Emery Smith
Hay
Notice to Creditors in Elizabeth Laasch estate
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada Charles Larsch named administrator of Elizabeth Laasch estate. Creditors must file claims with vouchers and affidavits at the clerk within three months of first publication. Appointed February 3 1900 and qualified February 21 1900. February 21 1900.
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State of
Nevada
Humboldt
Elizabeth Laasch
Charles Larsch
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