Nation Divorce and Trotting Stallion Sale Highlight Week
David Nation granted a divorce from Carrie Nation, while Directum the champion trotting stallion, once record 2054, was sold to the International work farm of Minneapolis for 12100 dollars. Other items include a Detroit plant explosion death toll, Alaska land law notes, and military and political developments at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menletne Lodge
Kain
David Nation
Mes
Carrie Nation
Directum
International Work Farm
Minneapolis
Penlerthy
Detroit
Alaska
Gov
Brady
Congress
Annas Keeneenya
United States Steel Company
Wii Tig-fang
Yeodnix
Roosevelt
Root Saye
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Tivo
United States
Seley
Philadelphia
Mra
Josephine R. Ormedy
Faionene
Bie
Chicago
Wabash Pond
Vsa
Seneca, Mich
Wie Head
Colorado
North Dakota
Montana
Waho
Washington
Thomas Hols
Charlex Rich
Conn
Wikennsia
Michigan
Town
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
East Tenth Street
New York
Civil Service
Root
Ming Estelle Reet
Hay
Conantingple
Ste Stone
Belgands
Helen
Payng Whitney
W. C. Whitney
Meory Raymond
Bimeel
Veogunele
Cowles
Glenator
Lndge
Wabash
Seneca
Mich
The
American Association
Miscellaneous World News Snippets From Early Reports
The excerpt lists varied items from power sources for exhibitions to protests in England and shipments of coal. It notes American demand for anthracite, deer and moose counts in Minnesota, furs seized in Cleveland, and a Pan-American exposition sale in Buffalo. It mentions education reforms in Virginia, old Civil War monitors condemned, and notable gifts to the government, plus later reports of Galveston relief funds and violent incidents in New Jersey and Chicago. It also covers a will in South Bend and financial issues at a Chicago bank, with the Roanoke ship’s resurfaced voyage and the nation’s reaction to McKinley’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cala
Connecticut Law and Order Iengie
Henry A. Terwilliger
Montage
Mich
United States
New York
Baltimore
Carnegie Works
Pittsburgh
John N. Partridge
New York City
Mayor-Fleet
Theodore Duddleston
National Stock Yards Bank
East St. Louis
Wankes
Nancy Foster
Chicago University
Wiltia O Ferguson
Joseph J.arses
Sacksonville
Pitinbirg
Ridgely
San Francisco Bay
San Rafael
Sausalito
Roosevelt
Nuevo Caceces
Philippine
Daniel Healy
Company C. Tiventoseventh Infantry
Mary €. Bark
Gwynn Station
Lake Miahiin
Thomas W. Lawson
St. Pauls
Buffalo
Chicago House Wrecking Company
France
George Nancraft
Bexsie Abbott
Grand Opera House
Paris
Richmond
Harey $. Mack
Galveston
Sayers
Voxga
Gulf
Adbury Mark
N.J
George Eldridge
Tie
L. H. Zeigler
Chicago
Clement Studebaker
Southe Bend
Ind
Studebaker Hrox
Manufacturing Co
Tri
Inillioutire
Serandah
Aia
Old National Bank of
Ilinois
Doory md
Couwn
Roanoke
Norfolk
Rank Francisca
Honolulu
Jane
Arkvntic
Mene Faye Wee
Gigurde
McKinley
Sol Y
Treasury Estimates for 1900 Budget See Major Department Totals
Treasury estimates outline proposed appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1900. Total appropriations requested amount to 878,000,000, with increases and decreases noted across departments including War Navy and Justice. A recapitulation shows principal items such as military establishment public works and agriculture salaries and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woshington
Treasury
Honda
Everat Executive Department
Pe Pritts
War Department
Ortoe Kopmet
Epmertment
Menieultitee
Eet
Department of
Tabor
Valumbla
AMEE
Naval Establishment
Iniftan Astake
Deorrane
Sam
Jens Test
Fariewun Deereday
Department of Justice
Ervicw
Planned by Deserters Stir Philippine Front
Manila reports warn deserters from the American army in Samar and Panay incite violence. Deserters allegedly swapped uniforms during transfers, aiding attacks that killed Capt. Wilhelm, Lt. Ramsey, and Lieut. Lee. Notices in English recruit Americans to join insurgents. Deserters blamed for security lapses in Tángus province and Hatongas pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ralnogiga
Samar
Chealan
Ninth Cavalry
Ttangus
Lipa
Tno
Wilhelm
Lent. Ramsey
Pwesty Fleet Infantry
Lee
Gen. Smith
Simar
Twente
Fegty
Hatongas
Boasts of his King and Abyssinian arrival at York
Lieut Benito N Wap arrived in York to meet the Abyssinian king Menelik. He wore Abyssinian army dress and carried a sword while speaking English. A customs officer doubted the king’s existence before explanations. The lieutenant planned to visit Hayti on mission and may tour other towns. Also noted is the suicide of Louisville student Kil Hine Loulevilly at Eastern Park, with letters to a friend and a young woman implying low spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Beniton
Abyaskin
Jane
Abyssinia
Menelik
Liewt
Sylvain
Hayti
Atudent Kile Hine
Loulevilly
Dee. B.ly
Louisville College
Eastern Park
Phooring
Bin
Care Mfalv
Harrie
Carisle
Loviavile
Hile
Insular Cases ruling on Philippines duties and territories
The Supreme Court side with domestic status for Porto Rico and the Philippines. Congress may govern these territories freely. duties on Philippine goods, though once levied, must be refunded. The decision aligns with prior Puerto Rican rulings and anticipates a civil governance law for the islands. A separate item notes the dowager empress's edict deposing Pu Chun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dec. T
Porto Meo
Philippins
United States
Congress
Constivation Steels
Pornker
Porto Rico
Porto Reo
Philippines
Neal
Bee Civine
the Philippines
San Francisco
Manila
Alk
Porto
Benoit
Congree
Philippine Islands
Foraker
Peking
Dee
Pu Chun
Prince Town
Tailor Fatally Shot During Robbery at Cleveland Store
Emil Goodman of 22 Woodland Avenue, a tailor, was killed by a burglar who entered his Cleveland shop Monday night to rob him. He died an hour later from his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buechar
Cleveland
Emil Goodman
Woodland Avenue
Western Canada described as vast grain and stock region
A letter from Prof Thomas Shaw of Minnesota State University extols Western Canada as a huge, largely underutilized grain and cattle area. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta offer extensive cultivation and ranching potential with high wheat yields, strong cattle stock, and rail and government support aiding settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Paul
Thoms Shaw
Minnesota State University
Tony
Western
Canada
Caaada
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Assiniboia
Alberta
Peace River
Cathe Ous
Norkles
Canl
Henry
Onhree
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Davis HW. Waite
Cole Qrado
Aspen
Clem Studebaker
South Bend
John C. Garver
Winnebaga County
Eading
Northerninols
Rockford
James M. Cleaves
United States Surveyor General
California
George M. Pullman, Jr
San Mateo
Cal
William Phillips
Polk County
Phoenix
Ann
Harney Conway
New Albany
A. W. McGahn
Beral
Uberale
Colon
Marietta
Taft
New Caledona
Nberats
Perry
Leutenants
Bulgaria
Mies Stone
Whitaloo
Acrinis
Venezuela
Chinrke
Prince Guan
Constantioople
Jota Vienna
Mise Stone
Mme, Tsilka
Dubalisa
Samuel & Coy
Englands
Wharendan
Tsong-Kong
Treasury Estimates
Massiere of
Cupany
Oliver
Neve York
Menellle
Supreme Court
Amatnat
Thawe Awainet
Orto Kiew
Treasury Bureau of Starietics
Spain
Thomas Shaw
Mini University
Winnipeg
Ontario
Morclo
Moras
New York World
Jimmy Michael
Michael Forsook
Tod Sloane
As & Re
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