Salisbury Radioed Treaty Stance Spurs Tory Dilemma
The London Standard says Salisbury can only accept or reject the treaty. the Daily Chronicle warns a refusal risks England’s honor and reputational loss. It argues the government lacks force to back a denial and notes Conservative party embarrassment amid canal crisis.
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London
Salisbury
The
Standard
McKinley
Senate
Daily Chronicle
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
China
State Department to send Hay-Pauncefote amendments to Britain
The state department will transmit the Hay-Pauncefote amendments to Lord Pauncefote and to Ambassador Choate for presentation to the foreign office. No representations will be made about the changes and the senate amendments speak for themselves. News states no official threat from Nicaragua or Costa Rica to the canal project, with their envoys approving the treaty in principle.
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WashingTon
State Department
Lord Pauncefote
Choate
London
Foreign Office
Senate
Department
New York
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States Senate
Corea
Calva
Turmoil in Leyte as East Quiet. Federal Party Proposes Philippine Union
Advices from Leyte report turmoil on the west coast with the east quiet as leaders retreat to mountains. U S troops hold limited gains. fatalities and wounds among volunteer infantry occur near Longas and San Miguel. The Federal party in Manila announces a new organization and calls for union under the American federation.
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Manila
Associated Press
Leyte
Frank E. Lynch
Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Longas
Forty-third Volunteer Infantry
Lewis H. Leaf
San Miguel
United States
Samar
Federal Party
Philippines
American Federation of the Union
McKinley
Three Boys Burned to Death in North Little Rock
In North Little Rock Arkansas three boys ages 9 7 and 5 of Dick Lamberson were burned to death after their father locked them in a second story room. The children started a fire with matches and could not be rescued by firefighters who arrived after the blaze began.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dick Lamberson
North Little Rock
Loyalist Faction Upheld in National Order Ruling
The national judiciary of the Junior Order United American Mechanics in Philadelphia on December 26 upheld the Loyalist faction as entitled to recognition by the national body after hearing evidence on which faction in the state should be recognized.
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Philadelphia
National
United American Mechanics
Express Car Fire Delays Minneapolis Road Traffic
An express car on the Minneapolis and St. Louis road burst into flames a mile south of Searles seven miles south of New Ulm. The heavily loaded car contained Christmas goods and most contents were destroyed. Traffic halted for hours.
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New Um, Minn
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Searles
New Ulm
Brownell Improvement chief files bankruptcy petition
Ralph E. Brownell, vice president of the Brownell Improvement Company, files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 163000 and assets of 15000. Mrs Hetty Green of New York is listed as one of the largest creditors.
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Hetty Green
Curiaco
Ralph E. Brownell
Brownell Improvement Company
New York
Morrison girl released on $5,000 bail in Kansas
Jessie Morrison was freed on a $5,000 bond with her father accompanying the sheriff to the jail. After release she and her party went to the Morrison home.
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Miss Morrison
Eporapo
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Jessie
Morrison
Sixty Thousand Men Needed in Philippines as Congress Delays
Washington December 26. The War Department and Quartermaster General Ludington announce no further return of volunteers from the Philippines until Congress provides for their replacement. About 69,000 troops remain. 9,000 to be brought home now. Fresh recruits must be raised under the new army bill, delaying mass homecoming.
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Wash Hindon
Secretary of War
Ludington
Philippines
Congress
War Department
MacArthur
Department
United States
Premier Lyon declines federal ministry task
Sydney notices Sir John William Lyon premier of New South Wales has declined to form the first federal ministry. He advises Lord Hopetown to summon Edmund Barton, leader of the federal convention in Adelaide Sydney and Melbourne in 1897 and 1898.
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Sydney
John William Lyon
New South Wales
Earl of Hopetown
Commonwealth of Australia
Lord Hopetown
Edmund Barton
Adelaide
Melbourne
Order to Show Cause on Filing for Estate Sale
In Beadle Beadle county Beadle county court requires Oramel A Richardson estate sale of multiple quarter sections in Beadle and other counties to satisfy will provisions. Executor Charles H Kapp must show cause January 26 1901 at 10 am why license to sell should not be granted with publication four weeks in The Dakota Huronite.
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S. E
Beadle
South Dakota
Minnehaha
Oramel A. Richardson
Charles H. Kapp
Awborn
Jerauld
Miner County
Kingsbury
Beadle County
Clark County
Inington County
Bourne
Dakota Huronite
Huron
Wa. S. Wiilkes
Francis A. Brown
Sarah J. Brown
Amy H. Brown
Frances A. Brown
Charles 5. Brown
George H. Brown
Helen Brown
Tax Deed Notice for Beadle County Real Estate
Notice to Iowa Mortgage Co and New England Loan and Trust Co that the southeast quarter of section 20 in township 110 range 63 Beadle County South Dakota, 160 acres, was sold for 1897 taxes to A Riegel with a certificate of purchase. Taxes delinquent 16.52 and subsequent taxes 26.47 paid, costs and service fees to be paid. right of possession will expire after sixty days from service. Dated November 9 1900 A Riegel.
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Edmund S. Prentiss
Mary E. Prentiss
Beadle
South Dakota
George Wilson
Tombland
Norwich
Great Britain
Register of Deeds
County of
Andrew Riegel
Beadie
Andhereas
Huron
Beadlete
Souza
Clarissa Cantrall
T. E.cantrall
Nancy A. Mallory
Henry E. Mallory
Edwin A. Mallory
Thomas J. Cantrall
Robert A. Cantrall
William M. Cantrall
Charles H. Cantrall
Emma Vandeventer
Mary Cantrall
Mar
Mar? E Cantrall
Keadle
F. M. Wilcox
C. H. Sbhamel
Minnehaha
Charles H. Knapp
Oramel A. Richardson
South East
S. E
South West
S. W
Davis
Lyon & Gates
Sioux Falls
Curaeuses H. Knapp
Aramel A. Richardson
W. B. McCroskey
Iowa-Dakota Land Company
A. E. Merrill
A. Riegel
Charles A. Stillman
Henry C. Wilson
John M. Sheffer
Annie L. Ueonare
A. D
J. M. Sheffer
Iowa
Canane and
New England Loan & Trust Companion
New England Loan and Trust Company
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Eugenie
Taylor
Catharine Clifford
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Conservative Party
East Coast
Federal Party For Peace
Span
Philippine Islands
of the Union
Appeal For Peace
Felock
W. S. Demaree
Baker's
Fred. J. Baker
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Guron
Das
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mase
E. Reiley
Seal
Dee
Gan
C. H. Shamel
Deceasi
N. M. Wardall
A. Brece
A. Riece
L. C. Kemp
Dhe Peer
Asher F. Pay
Clee
Cosuty Court
San. 3
United States Land Office
Lafayette Harper
Land Ofice
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John Triplett
Farse Triplett
Martin Baum
E. T. Losey
C. A. Blake
WES
Mail and Express
Ak. Vile
S. St. Ce
Arabia
Siction Ots
L. H. Jones
A. RieGert
Goodyear Oil Clothing
Goodyear Rubber
Sibley ST
ST. Paul
Alvah A. Burrage
Elvah E. Burrage
Beadlea
W. 8. Davis
Alvah A, Burrage
James Beggs
Richards Trust Company
C.N. McInverny
Amanda Beggs
Medbery
D. G
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