German Objection to American Fruit Imports Revealed
German officials discuss San Jose scale in American fruit as a potential trade impact. Reports cite California pears infested with San Jose scale found in Hamburg and note modifications to Prussian import restrictions. U S envoy White in Berlin relays that dried apples are excluded from the decree while some fresh fruit may enter after inspection.
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Braun
Reichsanzeiger
American Agricultural Department
San Jose
Frank
California
Hamburg
San
Washington
State Department
White
Berlin
Miquel
Baron von Bulow
Wundesrath
Picture Frames Sold For Cash In Catalog Ad
A vintage advertisement offers picture frames made to order along with a line of shelf and heavy hardware including coal wood and gas stoves and harness. The retailer emphasizes cash transactions and low prices to attract customers.
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Jno
G. Miller
Ottawa bars armed US troops from Dawson relief march
In Parliament the Dominion government announced that armed United States troops would not accompany the American relief expedition to Dawson City. Cabinet is reviewing whether unarmed troops may go and negotiating with Washington. Many expect an unarmed US contingent to join the relief effort across Canada. St. Paul dispatch notes that 6,000 prospectors echo California’s tale, few will strike it rich.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
House of Commons
United States
Dawson Cuy
Washington
San Francisco
Japan
Dawson City
Great Britain
Hhas
Klondikein
Chcaco
the Tribune
State Department
Insurgenta
Cuba
McKinley
Scurvy Threat Looms Over Klondike Prospects
A Klondike dispatch from Dan ton City reports scarce provisions and looming scurvy among miners, with E H Wells noting potential epidemic by spring as the district braces for worsening conditions. A war department note on Alaska disorder prompts urgent action, while unrelated items mention reindeer aid and a navy launch tragedy with nine sailors and three workers drowned.
Food scurvy fears and Klondike politics mix in report
The narrative warns of looming scurvy from lack of food among Yukon workers, blaming schemers who prefer famine stories, and notes a government relief expedition from Seattle. It also reports a Populist Silver Republican conference seeking cross-party cooperation against Republicans in the coming campaign.
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Klondike
Ray
Yukon
Fort Yukon
Dawson
Seattle
Tselieve
Stewart River
Ben Ramah
Washington
Congress
Minneapolis Times Editor Declared Not Guilty
A Minneapolis libel trial ends with a not guilty verdict for editor John Blanchard and W B Haskell of the Minneapolis Times after two months of testimony. The case centered on editorial comments about the Minneapolis Trust Company and alleged mismanagement of West Pullman bonds.
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Minneapolis Times
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Minneapolis Trust Company
W. B. Haskell
John Blanchard
Haskell
Issas
Times
West Pullman
Guarantea Loan Company
Martin
Latimer
Luzerne County Court
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America
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Pestetenetie Fe
Europe
Canada
Univen
E . Wells
St. St. Paul
THE
Wasmixator
War Department
Omemee, N. D
Main Street
Cscomein
Boehm & Ebenhahn
Danton City
P. H Rey
Eighth Infantry
U.S. A
United States War Department
Merchants Hotel
E. H Wells
Alaska
Frank Leslie
Scrips-McCrae
Wella
Ita
Mr. Wells
New York
Senate
Secretary of War
Dr. Fenner
McArthur
Dosen
Bottineau Machinery Company
Waco
Bugis
Pus
Windnils Kimball Orane Rae Planemee
Singer
Anti-Republigan Combine
Fenner
Otgert
Oors Dohalt
E. Ertresvaag’s General Store
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Rochelle
Calumet
Blanco
Havasa
Union Constitutional
Manzanillo
Blanco' i
Pando
Noevites
Bucklen
Ferguson Bros
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