Congress debates St Joseph river nonnavigable status
The discussion centers on declaring the St Joseph river nonnavigable within Indiana and affirming private water rights for bridges and dams. Opposition arises from a pending lawsuit over upstream rights, delaying action until the date of a funeral and congressional attendance resumes. The bill, introduced in the Senate, faces renewed consideration amid legal disputes.
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Congress
St. Joseph River
Indiana
Loft Congress
Noted Booker Washington Meets President in Cabinet Room
President receives Booker Washington of Tuskegee Normal Institute in Washington for discussions believed to cover Southern appointments. Washington declined to comment on business but the meeting drew attention as a notable acknowledgment from the administration.
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Washington
Booker Washington
Tuskegee Normal Institute
Tusheera
Ala
Hitchcock
Denmark U S talks on Danish West Indies drag on
Washington reports slow progress in negotiations between the United States and Denmark over the Danish West Indies. The latest Danish proposal calls for a plebiscite to decide whether the islands should join the United States, with outcome uncertain due to strong local attachment and anticipated trade benefits.
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Washington
United States
Denmark
Navy winter cruise drills prep for warfare simulations
The North Atlantic squadron will conduct landing and boat launch drills in West Indian and gulf waters as part of a winter cruise. Training ship Prairie will aid. The fleet itinerary has the Prairie reaching the Gulf of Paria near Venezuela after Christmas, cruising between Port of Spain and La France until early January.
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Washington
West Indian
Gulf
Prairie
Gulf of Paria
Venezuela
Port of Spain
France
Fair for Shoppers Today Venture Out on Christmas
Washington dispatch reports forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday across Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Ohio fair Tuesday with rain along the northeast lake shore and unsettled Wednesday with possible rain and variable winds. Indiana generally fair Tuesday with Wednesday cloudiness and rain or snow. Illinois cloudy with rain or snow Tuesday and generally fair Wednesday, colder with northerly to northwest winds. Blythe notes temperatures and precipitation departures since December 1.
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Washington
Ohio
Lake
Indiana
Lima Faces Severe Coal Shortage Amid Fuel Famine
Lima Ohio records a coal drought with no hard or soft coal in town since last Wednesday. Wood climbs to 10 dollars per cord as residents trek miles to buy wagons en route into the city. Railroads report thousands of carloads waiting to be moved between Lima and surrounding areas.
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Lima
Movements of Steamers Arrivals at Gibraltar and New York
Movements of steamers report arrivals at Gibraltar and New York with ships Lahn from New York to Genoa and Naples, Trave from Genoa and Naples to New York, Kronprinz Wilhelm and Prinze from unspecified routes, and Mongolian bound for Boston.
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Gibraltar
Lahn
New York
Genoa
Naples
Trave
Geno
Prinzes
Eee
Kronprina Wilhelm
Boston
Columbia
Roosevelt Receives Irish Official and Discusses Public Affairs
President Roosevelt met with Horace Plunkett vice president of Ireland's Department of Agriculture. Plunkett urged policy talks and lunched with the President as Roosevelt plans a light official schedule during the holiday week. Meanwhile a New Mexico district officer A L Morrison seen as satisfactory in office. local crime notes include a prank admission by Mary Esteo about a joke park incident. Post offices at Ridgway Texas burned and at Bison Oklahoma Territory reported robbed with few details. Oscar Straus and board representatives sought speakers for a Waldorf banquet, with Justice White Senator Hanna and Postmaster General among invitees. Roosevelt invited but declined.
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New Mexico
A. L. Morrison
Horace Plunkett
Department of Agriculture of
Ireland
Sorgen
Wilson
Roosevelt
Washington
Ridgway
Tex
Bison
O. T
Oscar Straus
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Lewis Nixon
Vanderbilt
Charles A. Moore
Waldorf
Justice White
Hanna
Dowie Case Arguments Near End as Packard Defends Elijah Claim
In Chicago, the closing arguments in the Dowie receivership suit featured S. W. Packard defending Dowie as Elijah, likening him to a great organizer yet fallible, while Prosecutor Reeves denounced Dowie as a devil fish with a strangle hold. Reeves cited the death of Mrs. Stevenson and Dowie’s alleged mistreatment of grieving kin. The judge prepared to rule after the afternoon session.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion Lace Industries
S. W. Packard
Tuleyis
Packard
Samuel Stevenson
Dowie
Zion
J. Pierpont Morgan
Elijah
Zion Congregation
Doewie
F. L. Reeves
Dewie
Stevenson
Stephenson
Tuley
Disaster in a Dingle tunnel train fire kills six
An explosion in a fuse box on an electric railway at Dingle station in Liverpool caused a train fire. Six railway workers died and later the station foreman and signal bay were also found dead, bringing the total to seven. Creosoted sleepers in a tunnel fed the blaze as passengers fled and workers fought the flames.
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Liverpool
Dingle
Tokyo Budget Surplus Aids National Debt Redemption
The Japanese budget shows a surplus of 47,500,000 yen. Proceeds from the Chinese indemnity, the government proposes to devote to redeeming the national debt, building railroads and telegraphs, and restoring the naval maintenance fund.
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Tokio
Queen Alexandra Eyes Villa San Martino Purchase
A Rome dispatch reports Queen Alexandra negotiating to buy Villa San Martino on Elba, the former Napoleon residence, as of December 24.
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Queen May Bay
Villa San Martino
London
Daily Chronicle
Rome
Queen Alexandra
San Martino
Elba
Napoleon
Sullivan appeals after conspiracy conviction in Chicago
Alexander Sullivan, convicted of conspiring to shield cases from Cook county courts, appears in Judge Smith's court with his attorney and posts a new bond for 0. The motion for a new trial is renewed and will be argued after the holidays. Sullivan's lawyers plan to take the case to the Appellate Court if denied.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Cook County
James J. Lynch
Hickey Confident on American Association Victory
St Joseph Mo December 23 President Thomas J Hickey of the American Association returned from an Eastern trip and voiced strong confidence in the association's success He disputed Western League President Whittelds ground lease talk as baseless asserting they will win and defeat their baseball rivals.
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ST. Joseph
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
Eastern Points
Milwaukee
Whitteld
Bosic
Conference of State Executives to Fight Merger at Helena
Governor Van Sant invites governors of Montana North Dakota Idaho South Dakota Washington and Oregon to a December Helena conference to unite in Minnesota s battle against a merger of the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington railroads Attorney General Douglas names Munn and General Wilson to lead constitutional and corporate law efforts in the statewide fight Strikingly the Wisconsin attorney general Stratton issues a seven page opinion supporting state action against trusts pending further facts and possible suits in court
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ST. Paul, Minn
van Sant
Montana
North Dakota
Northwestern
Helena
Mont
Toole
White
Pyle
Idaho
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Minnesota
Douglas
M. D. Munn
St. Paul
George P. Wilson
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Munn
Ramsay County
General Wilson
State Senate
General Douglas
Olympia
Wis
Stratton
Northern Securities Company
Compmn
Minnesota Attorney General doubts Hill letter will affect state action
ST PAUL Dec 23 Attorney General W B Douglas says the published letter of J J Hill explaining recent Western railroad stock transactions and the Northern Securities Company purposes would not influence any action contemplated by Minnesota state officers. He declined to discuss the letter’s subject.
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ST. Paul
W. B. Douglas
J. J. Hill
Western Railroads
Northern Securities Company
Minnesota
Douglas
Injunction Dissolved Over Northern Pacific Stock Retirement
Justice Scott in New York Supreme Court dissolved Wolff Bros and others injunction blocking Northern Pacific Railway from retiring 75 million dollars of preferred stock on January 1. He held the railroad had the right to retire at par and that directors could act for the company, leaving plaintiffs unable to contest post retirement actions or funding methods.
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New York
Scott
Supreme Court
Wolff Bros
Northern Pacific Railway
Alger Generals Cheerful Report From Detroit
Dr Longyear said General Alger was in good condition with a pulse of 76 and temperature under 100 and very cheerful. A late bulletin reported he remained favorable, pulse 76, temperature 99.8, spirits good, pain diminished since surgery. Meanwhile in Washington California Adjutant General William Seamans is dangerously ill from inflammatory rheumatism, heart weakened. Camden Senator Sewell shows comfort and strength increase with no immediate danger.
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Detroit
Mich
Longyear
R. A. Alger
Gen. Alger
Alger
Washington
William H. Seamans
California
California National Guard
Naval Militia
Seamans
Camden
N. J
United States
Sewell
Mrs. Frank Lestie Admitted To Roosevelt Hospital
Mrs. Frank Lestie, ill for some time, was moved to Roosevelt Hospital today and placed in a private room. While the exact ailment was not learned, she was reported resting more comfortably than at admission.
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New York
Frank Lestie
Roosevelt Hospital
Capt Francis Cook Slowly Improves at Naval Hospital
At the United States Naval Hospital Captain Francis A. Cook is reported a little better today though confined to bed and kept quiet. His sons are with him.
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Washington
United States Naval Hospital
Francis A. Cook
Executed in Prison for Murder in Granby Case
Franceszek Umilian was executed by electricity at Charlestown state prison at 3:90 this morning for the murder of Kasamir Jadrusek in Granby on December 31, 1889. Jad rusek disappeared from Monroe Keith’s farm where he and Amillan were hired hands. In the following
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Boston
Franceszek Umilian
Charlestown
Kasamir Jadrusek
Granby
Jadrusek
Monroe Keith
Amillan
Predicts Insurrection in Cuba Within Year
Dr. F O Young, returning from Cuba, predicts uprising in the island within a year. He says the Cuban thinking class favors annexation and that a vote would show support. He warns Cubans may be unable to govern themselves amid prejudice and discontent, with officers he spoke to sharing free annexation as a hope.
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Lexington
Cuba
F. O. Young
Lucien Young
Havana
Statute limits naval desertion in Philippines case
Secretary of the Navy approved an opinion that the Philippines are U S territory for statute purposes. A sailor who deserted over two years earlier and joined the army was charged at court martial. Proceedings were discontinued as the offense occurred within two years and within U S territory.
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Washington
Dec
Secretary of the Navy
Philippine Islands
United States
Navy
Philippines
Long
Cruise of the McClellan Sailed 26757 Miles to New York
The U S transport McClellan arrived in New York from Manila via Suez with 38 cabin passengers and 242 soldiers, including Col. C A Dempsey and Majors Wygant Maklin. It carried two dead, Capt Herbert Draper and William B Tabb, and ferried eight congressmen earlier.
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New York
United States
McClellan
Manila
Suez
Philippines
Engineers
Col
C. A. Dempsey
Henry Wygant
J. E. Maklin
Co. C. Walcott
F. H. Lawton
H. L. Threlkeld
Eleventh Infantry
Port Said
Europe
Bermuda
Twenty-sixth
United States Infantry
Battalion of Engineers
Jefferson Barracks
Maklin
Indianapolis
Detachment of 48 recruits sails for the Philippines
A 48 man detachment with officers under Captain Dun ning of the Sixteenth Infantry departed Columbus United States Barracks today. They traveled on two special trains over the Big Four to St. Louis and San Francisco and will sail from the Pacific coast about January.
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Columbus, O
Dunning
Sixteenth Infantry
United States Barracks
Philippines
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Fire at Champion coated paper works in Hamilton
A blaze at the Champion coated paper works in Hamilton, Ohio, caused by a gasoline can explosion, burned late last night and was not controlled until after 3 a.m. The loss ranges from 750000 to 1000000 dollars, impacting the largest plant of its kind in the United States, with over four hundred workers. A stock of 250000 dollars in enameled paper and much machinery was destroyed. John Kopp was severely burned. The company, led by Peter G. Thompson of College Hill, had just completed a 750000 dollar brick building and has capital stock of 1500000 dollars, with stock valued higher on the market.
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Hamilton, O
Champion Coated Paper Works
United States
John Kopp
Kopp
Peter G. Thompson
College Hill
Tank fire explodes car in Richmond kills worker Buck Wakefield
A tank of oil on a car in Richmond ignited and exploded, killing machinist Buck Wakefield and injuring several others. The blast destroyed a trestle and several shanties, causing about 320,000 in damage. A separate Franklin Louisiana fire damaged the Justine plantation sugar house, with losses around 55 dollars.
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Richmond
Buck Wakefield
New Orleans
Franklin
Justine Plantation
J. L. Darragh
New England Society Installs Stedman as President at Waldorf
The New England Society of New York held its 96th annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. Edward Clarence Stedman was installed as president, with William E. Dodge as toastmaster. Mayor-elect Seth Low, Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Rear Admiral Barker and others spoke to toasts. Miles spoke on the army and navy.
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New York
New England Society of the City of
Waldorf Astoria
Edward Clarence Stedman
William E. Dodge
Seth Low
Nelson A. Miles
Barker
General Miles
Army
Navy
Purdue Adds M T H S Captain On Southern Trip
Claire Peck, former M T H S basketball captain, has joined Purdue and travels with the team on its Southern trip. Captain Kittle of M T H S football hosted last season's team at a banquet at the Dennison Hotel. Fred Winters, football coach, will host Yale Glee Club concert attendees tonight at English's.
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Claire Peck
Purdue
Kittle
Denson Hotel
Fred Winters
Yale Glee Club
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Ad
A vintage advert promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a druggist refund if it fails. The copy bears W. Grove's signature on each package or bottle as endorsement.
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W. Grove
Jennie June Croly Dies. Channing Also Dead in Concord
New York obituary notes Jennie June Croly journalist and organizer of Sorosis died of heart failure at seventy two Born Jane Cunningham Croly and founder of the Federation of Women’s Clubs She was president of the New York Women’s Press Club Channing obituary in Concord Mass marks him as last of the Concord Brotherhood Thoreau Emerson Hawthorne with notable works and five children reported
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New York
Jennie June” Croly
Croly
England
Jennie June
Federation of
Women’s Clubs
Concord
Mass
William Ellery
Channing
Wiliam Ellery Channing
Boston
Walter Channing
New England
William Ellery Channing
Anthology Club
The
North American Review
Christian Examiner
William Ellery, Jr
Northampton
Harvard
Illinois
Cincinnati
Gazette
Massachusetts
Ellen
Margaret Fuller
New York Tribune
New Bedford Mercury
Boston Journal
Shakspeare
Dial
Rome
Thoreau
Emerson
Hawthorne
Hamburg America and Atlas clash over Nicaraguan rights
The report notes that the Atlas line purchase affects Hamburg American claims in the Nicaraguan district. It states that the contract with Atlas did not grant concessions claimed by Pacific Transportation Company, which operates Greytown steamers.
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Atlas Line
Hamburg-American Line
Atlas Company
Pacific Transportation Company
Greytown
Indictments Quashed in Pythias Case against Hinsey
Judge Dunne in Chicago on December 23 quashed two indictments against John A. Hinsey former secretary of the Endowment Bank Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias. The charges alleged false affidavits and perjury in the order's funds investigation. The judge ruled the affidavits could not be perjury.
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Chicago
Telegraphic Brevities Recap of Americas News Flashes
University of Maine gains new president George Emory Fellows of the University of Chicago. Lehigh Valley property losses reach about 20,000 dollars from recent floods. Rich Croker returns to New York from Indiana farm visit. James Stiff dies as Marx's third victim in Westmoreland Virginia. Panhandle cattle endure cold snap with no major losses. Joseph F O Grady wins Democratic nomination for New York Seventh District Congress. Turpentine Operators Association formed in New Orleans with major Southern members. United Engineering and Foundry Company qualifies to do Ohio business with significant Ohio capital usage. New York Patrolman Cox and Detectives Darcey and Shoenich indicted for neglect of duty. Anthony & Scovill Company formed to consolidate several photographic firms. Five killed and one dying from Singer Nimick mill explosion in Pittsburgh. Moore, who killed two men after they declined a drink, sent to Little Rock penitentiary. Union Lead and Oil Company plans expansion with options on Chicago and St Louis properties. American Woolen Company declares 1 1/2 percent dividend per quarter. total to date 3.55 million. Third National Bank of Boston to liquidate after planned consolidation with National Shawmut Bank. French Industrial and Commercial School for US-France ties urged by National Business League. Chicago House robbed. six men loot the safe, two watchmen bound, one escapes to summon help. Admiral Cervera gifts autograph portraits to New Hampshire church official. Dalhart, Texas shootout leaves one dead and one mortally wounded. coroner clears Deputy Sullivan.
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Congress
Joseph F O'Grady
New York
Perry Belmont
Alabama
Georgia
Ohio
United Engineering and Foundry Company
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Cox
Darcey and Shoenich
Mauret
Glennon
Albany
N. Y
Anthony & Scovill Company
E. & H. T. Anthony & Co
Scovill & Adams Company
Singer-Nimick
William Sharp
Elliottsborough
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Johnston
Charles F. Moore
James Garner
Will Garner
Little Rock
Moore
Union Lead and Oil Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
American Woolen Company
Third National Bank of Boston
Moses Williams
Francis B. Sears
Frederick H. Snow
National Shawmut Bank
National Business League
United States
France
Cervera
C. M. O'Callaghan
Diocese of
New Hampshire
Admiral Cervera
Portsmouth Harbor
O'Callaghan
Portsmouth
Dalhart
Tex
John L. Sullivan
W. E. Cammack
Thomas Myers
al Timmerman
Sullivan
Myers
Timmerman
Sculptor Edward Onslow Ford Dies in London
Edward Onslow Ford RA, a noted London sculptor born in 182, educated at Blackheath and colleges in Antwerp and Munich, died on December 23. He earned honors from Munich Paris and Berlin academies and became a Royal Academician. In 1872 he married Anne Gwendolin C., daughter of Baron Franz Von Kreusser, in Munich.
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Edward Onslow Ford
London
Blackheath
Antwerp
Royal Academy
Munich
Paris
Berlin
Anne Gwendolin C
Baron Franz von Kreusser
Notable Deaths From Across the Nation and Abroad
A compilation of brief obituaries notes Archibald Gilfillon in Philadelphia from a trolley accident, Cassius M. Coe in Colorado Springs, Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert in London, Charles von Baumbach in Milwaukee, William Fay in Osage City, William C. Case in Hartford, and Dr J G Malcolm in Hutchinson. Each entry gives age, birthplace or origin, and a key detail from their careers or deaths.
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Philadelphia
Archibald Gilfillon
Honolulu
Gilfillon
Hawaii
Colorado Springs
Col
Cassius M. Coe
New York
San Francisco
Nome Gold Digger
Cape Nome
London
Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert
University of Oxford
Canada
United States
Milwaukee
Dee
Charles von Baumbach
Baumbach, Reichel & Co
Kan
William Fay
Hartford
Conn
William C. Case
Connecticut House of Representatives
Hutchinson
J. G. Malcolm
Scotland
Damper Mistake Causes Gas Incident at Church
In Columbus Ohio on December 23 a janitor at Second Baptist Church misadjusted a gas heater damper during services, flooding the auditorium with gas. Women San Jordan, Martha Jones, Tena Moss, Bertha Davis, and Edna Payne fainted. five were overcome and the panic was narrowly averted as they were removed and congregants dismissed.
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Columbus
Second Baptist Church
Busan Jordan
Martha Jones
Tena Moss
Bertha Davis
Edna Payne
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company Fails in Missouri
A receiver has been appointed for Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company of Kansas City. Incorporated January 21, 191, the company did more than $2,000 worth of business. Heavy losses in Colorado and South Dakota and crop shortages are cited as causes of the failure.
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Kansas City
Farmers’ Mutual Hail Insurance Company
Colorado
South Dakota
General Sporting News Highlights From Yesterday’s Races and Boxing
Yesterday’s race winners reported for New Orleans and Oakland with winning odds. Boxing updates include Milwaukee shows granted clinch rules for lightweights under 12 pounds and Burns defeating Thurston in Chicago. Racing dates released for the 192 season by New York Jockey Club and associated tracks, listing meet spans from March to August across several clubs.
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New Orleans
Hutch Miller
Cadet
Dagmar
W. B. Gates
the Rush
Donater
Oakland
Cal
Huachuca
Rollick
Mercer
Jim Hale
Milwaukee
Rose
Badger Athletic
Chicago
Burns
Thurston
Charles Burns
Cincinnati
Dutch Thurston
California
American Athletic Club
New York Jockey Club
Washington Jockey Club
Queen County Jockey Club
Westchester Racing Association
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Brighton Beach
Saratoga
Jockey Ci
Man Drowns After Ice Breaks Saving Girl
Charley Preston, about thirty, took Little Jessie Marion sleighing on Powell river in the Cumberland mountains. The ice broke and the girl was drowned. Preston, grief stricken, killed himself in the presence of the child’s mother.
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Middlesboro
Charley Preston
Jessie Marion
Powell River
Cumberland Mountains
Preston
Claims No Rights in Nicaragua
NEW YORK Dec 22 Emil L Boas general agent of the Hamburg American line who has been in Europe arranging for a line of steamers to the Levant and who
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emil L. Boas
Hamburg-American Line
Europe
Levant
New York Stock Exchange Seat Bids Hit 80 000
In Wall Street on December 2 bids of 60 were made for seats on the Stock Exchange, five believed to be for sale. No sale reported, but one seat offered at 80,000. Previous sale on Saturday set a record at 75,000 for a single seat.
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New York
Wall Street
Corn, Cornstalks and Bryan
In the New York Tribune the writer recalls William J. Bryan predicting Republican power would push corn to 10 cents a bushel. Instead, with current power shifts, shredded cornstalks fetch a similar price in some places, reflecting price strain and market reactions.
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New York Tribune
William J. Bryan
Ower
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News of Amateur Sportsmen
Jennie June’ Croly
Poet
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University of Chicago
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Chas. L. Hartmann
Washington St
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James J. Jeffries
Omaha
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