New York Helps Out Stock Market Opening Rally
New York trading shows a strong opening session on the stock exchange with prices rising despite uncertainty. Investors react to early orders and Wall Street reports as gains spread across major issues amid cautious optimism and renewed buying.
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New York
Ter
Stork Exchange
Quath
Batrense Iledines
Steck
London
New York Exchange
Wosius Ordeee
Belpleue
Revellery
Coe ‘Ela Jounee Tm
Londo
Missing Barge on Lake Superior Sparks Search Effort
Reports from Sault Ste Marie and Mink Die detail a missing Whaleback barge on Lake Superior. Three days into the search, authorities have not located the vessel or its crew. owners remain confident the barge will surface at anchor.
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Saurie St- Marie
Lake Superior
Tieauainer
Yvester
Barca
Pillow fight contest ends tonight amid political rally
A fragmented report describes a pillow contest closing at noon with candidates Harvey Hudson Hamilton and Hughes in a tense local race. Brigadier General J White Hughes supports the event as political figures gather at Camp Mead Wien to rally supporters and prepare for the final round.
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Harvey
Anone
Camp Aleer
Camp Mead Wien
Hurey
Maorhine
James Era
Bortenne
Jim
Ber
Alexander
Alec
Dinmarae
Umain
Faver
GenHudeon
AL Wuce
Hudson
Pancake Flour Suit Moves Through District Court
Depositions have been taken in a pancake flour suit pending in the district court, brought by photopeics against the Fialsmen Yeast company. Mr Buckhey of the Trineka Milling Company and Mrs Schech are examined at Wortnes4 and Beutt, showing traveling representatives sold Russian health pancake hour to local sellers.
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Sehoch
Herbert Finckner
WaTaki Hutchmeet
Tak Abe
Photopeics
After Gamblers Riot Prompts City Prohibitions
A garbled report notes suppressions and fines on gamblers last night. Prosecution actions target betting houses and players with mentions of fines and authorities pursuing further cases into the month.
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Joplis
Jhpll
Ian Rabin Heuse
Dupiin
Dapete Munch
Mtd
Nea Houlette
Tare
Stud Paker
Tororia
Han
Fui Amd
Bambone
Death of pugilist ruled homicide in accidental bout
A jury ruled the death of Henry Neise following a Thursday night boxing match with Fred Bellerson at the Fourteenth Street theater was a homicide without intent. Witnesses described the fall and brain injury as the cause while ring officials and timekeepers faced inquiry.
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Tole
Drenry
Fred Belierson
Noles
Opie
Loule
Nupdinen
Nets
Bitty Zackriz
Charles Pitzmeraid
Erin
Charles W. Whit Teer
St. Louie
Troops to Return to Fort Riley from Guba
Four troops of eighty cavalry are set to return to Fort Riley. Major Sven Miu enunty Empatheon and others lead the squadron. The move accompanies a broader troop redeployment with logistics arranged through New York.
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Guba
Washington
Borig
Gerinral Theoke
Thaenrok
Sven Mui
Willems
Yuu
New York
Sayre Iil Dole
Fert Riley
Wreck of a Steamer Near Cove Island on Georgian Bay
News reaches Chicago of the Wig steel steamer Arthur Grile wrecked on rocks at the entry Cove Island over twelve miles from camp erciathin. Captain John Messy commands the vessel with four crew. The vessel valued at 225000 dollars lies aground under perilous conditions.
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Georgian Bay
Chicago
Arthur Grile
Entry Cove
Duel Threat After Gunpoint Count Demands Message Delivery
In Minneapolis on December 14 a count at gunpoint forced James F. Hiaine, secretary of the Minneapolis Wholesale Grocers' association, to deliver a document in person. The assailant demanded Blaine meet at sunrise at Minnehaha Park to discuss the matter, with the count directly challenging Blaine to a duel.
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Minneapolie
Mien
James F. Hiaine
James Tr. Biscine
Minnneaportis Wholesale Grocers' Association
Tudey
Meyerdert of
Prussia
Blaine
Minnehahe
Castro Holds His Own In Faced Insurrection Report
Wrahinevan dispatch notes Dec 165-1 that S Minister Loomis al Cararas cites the Baie department claim President Cas tro's Torres defeated insurrectionists under Gen Hernan dez. Details are unclear but belief centers on Meracalbo as Hernandez held that town last.
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Castro
Wrahinevan
1. S
Loomis al Cararas
Baie Department
Torres
Hernandez
Meracalbo
Kansas House Bills Introduced on Urban and Indian Territory Aid
The Kansas House introduced bills by Mr Bowersook proposing a public building at Lawrence with a $7000 appropriation for site and building costs. Mr Curtis offered a measure to extend force in Indian matters across certain Arkansas Territory regions to enable corporate and aid provisions.
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Kansas
Washington
Bowersook Ofansas
Lawrence
Curtis
Arkansas
Washington Debates Currency Bill in Quiet Senate Session
The December session opened with a lengthy general debate on the currency bill. Senators Mabon and Levy spoke for passage while others criticized the opposition and recalled the memory of President Hayes. A joint resolution urged belligerent rights in South Africa and asserted U.S. neutrality.
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Mabon
Pag
Sibley
Fitegerald iI
Clark
Toomer
Hayes
Siny
Heyes
Africa
Senate Ani
Kho
United States
Hettain
Bilaowld
Wasarnh
Breland
Quay's Case Taken Up In Senate Privileges Panel
Washington hearing on the Quay seat in the Senate follows disputes over constitutional representation and the governor's appointment power. Attorneys argue the legislature must fulfill duties to seat a senator, while officials dispute authority and eligibility amid broader Pennsylvania political tensions. Englishman Arrested in New York warrants target Percival Stewart and Francia Wolf Brown linked to Investors entities and grand larceny charges.
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Dwe
Sezisiar
Joey
Ue Senate
Ia Ees
Jenny
Tikin
Wtorner
Pennsylvania
Pernsyvania Foener
Mtr Quay
Thar
Carson
George Whartan
George Whartan Terpeghete
W. J. Brennen
Pitts
Smatuerd
McElkin
Soverelza
New York
Percival Stewart
American Investors’ Treat
American Investors Company
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Financial Agency Company
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Francia Wolf Brown
Minnesota Football Captain Elected At Minneapolis Club
Bert Paes, center rush for the University of Minnesota, was elected captain of the team for the next two seasons at a Minneapolis club meeting tonight. Paes has two years remaining of college eligibility and will lead the squad through upcoming campaigns.
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Minneapolia
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Der
Bert Paes
Rush
University of Minnesota
Tears of & Danuwet
Minneapolis
Tonight Page
Crushed Man Dies After Train Wreck Near Nemaha Iowa
A man identified as Fredericn Parling, brother of A J Barting, president of the Chicago Milwaukee 51 Park road, was crushed under a work train wheel at Nemaha Iowa. He fled the scene after his injuries.
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A. J. Bartiog
Milwaukee
Paut Road
Nemaha
Iowa
Senator Matthews Trial Amid Banking Law Charges
The McPherson case unfolds over Senator Matthews facing accusations of violating banking law by taking deposits while knowing the bank was failing. State witness Tank Commissioner John W. testified the bank would struggle to repay as closure neared, and Matthews sought to obtain funds by pressuring losses to be absorbed by his connections. Witnesses, including A. Dwelle, noted the First State bank held about $10,000 at opening.
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State Tank
John W
Canis Artsebe
Hoyat Mathews
Clark
Mathews
Hreidenthal
First National Bank
Stite Bank
E. Dwelle
First State Bank
Justice Near Topeka Reaping a Harvest
Court records in Topeka detail a case led by Justice Nagle concerning a Santa Fe shopman and disputed rent payments. Jurors and attorneys clash over continuances while a verdict orders payment of a substantial sum and injunctions limit further actions. The sparse fragments reference Topeka Saint Paul and local proceedings with ongoing legal maneuvering.
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Bilt
Santa Fe
Forgin
Nagie
Caikland
Lynas
Slorex
Galens
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Oper
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Nagle
M& Motion
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Nagle Perusal
Nagle Perusal To Allow Tie Mntien
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Santa Po
Mysterious robbery steals five diamonds and a valued opal
Mrs. Siegfried reported a noon theft at her home on Tyler Street, missing five diamonds and an opal valued around 400 dollars. Jewelry included a scarab setting and a second ring. police and sheriff's officers investigate with no leads yet. Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried recently moved to Topeka from Massachusetts.
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Chariex W. Sivatried
Tavelfth
Tyler Streviv
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Stegfrird
Santa Fe
Siegfried
Louse Mra
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Schatfinid sAxe
Kale
Charies
Amati
Pillee
Sheriff's Om
Not That Kind Of A Fight Sam Radves Suppressed An English Analogist
Sam Radges in England contrasts American sympathies amid war talk. He reads a report about a battle, cites the British as tricking soldiers, and quips about the Marquis of Queensberry rules. An Englishman reacts with laughter and discomfiture.
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Sam Radves
Sam Radages
England
Starmbere
Radges
Radecs
Fadges
Engustiman
Mer
Queensbury
Mer Hadges
Christmas Ship Sails With Passengers and Goods
The Lucania departed New York for Lac erponk carrying many passengers and valuable cargo. The article notes a Christmas voyage with a special concert by Mist Northrup and Topeka artists, praising Miss Northrop's talent and Parsons’s dramatic performance.
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New York
Dee. M
Cucaria
Buratie Carrind
Mist Northrup
Topeka
Prof
Parsons
Miss Northrop
Dublin Protest Grows as Trinity Honors Clash with Chamberlain
News from Dublin describes rising nationalist tension as gatherings planned for Monday clash with Trinity College over honors to Mrs Chamberlain. Calls for demonstrations by Irish Socialist Republican party and opposition to Mr Chamberlain intensify amid clashes and warnings from Cadogan and others.
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Trinity College
Chamberlain
Engan
Irish Socialist Republican Party
Gatacre
Stormberg
Ministéraliet
Chari
Ama
Entire floor for Hanna under Philadelphia convention plan
Within half an hour of the national committee deciding to hold the convention in this city telegrams poured in for rooms. Hanna requests an entire floor of the Hotel Bell Vue with other leaders also reserving rooms. Officials plan funds and arrangements to seat at least 18,000 in the Schuylkill river convention hall in West Philadelphia near the hotel district.
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National Committee
Washington
Republican National
Hanna
Bell Vue
de- Det
Platt
New York
Odell
Hoovevelt
West Philadelphia
Betel District
Convention Picked Philadelphia For 1904 Republican Meet
Washington reports the Republican national committee chose Philadelphia to host the convention on June 12 after a ballot where Philadelphia led followed by Chicago and New York. Contested votes and a sudden recast did not change the result. Delaware and other states raised questions about delegations while subcommittees were formed to prepare arrangements and literature.
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National Republican Committee
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Chicama
St. Tula
Windy City of the Lake
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White House
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Fve
Hanen
Money
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Fichita
Simin
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District of Columbia
Gillett Debts Highlight Cattle Plunder Case
Creditors of Grast G. Gillett the Hianea cattle plunderer will recover little from claims even if they hold first mortgages. A conference of attorneys in Davie county at the Coaten House discussed a number of Suite Droweht cases. James MM. Johnson of St. Joseph attended, representing many creditors.
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Grast G. Gillett
Hianea
Gillett
Coaten House
Davies County
James MM. Johnson
St. Joseph
Gillett’s Holdings Studied Amid Financial Fallout
Mr Johnson discusses Gillett’s assets from five hundred thousand to one hundred thousand, noting the likely large losses from judgments and expenses. He cites a $45,000 judgment with $15,000 spent on cattle care and legal costs, and mentions Gillett’s dairy business in Chihuahua.
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Mir Johnson
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Topexa
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Grant
Coinage Finished for Lafayette Memorial Fifty Thousand Dollar Bill
ALL COINED Philadelphia December 16 The coinage of the 50000 yette dollar at the United States mint for the Lafayette memorial commission has been completed. Money will be sent to commission members in Chicago under the care of the United States express company. The commission will offer subscriptions to the public at two dollars each until a date to be decided, when any remaining dollars will be sent to the Paris exposition.
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United States Mint
Lafayette Memorial Commission
Chicago
United States Jixpress Company
Brooklyn Wins the Race Manila voyage report
Brooklyn arrives at Manila today after winning a long race from this country. New Orleans sailed from Singapore today en route to Manila four days behind Brooklyn. Kansas postmasters changes announced including Northfield Sherman county and Brumby update. Lieut Brumby condition worsened. Philadelphia reports the largest cargo of sugar ever arriving by steamship, 7,580 tons from Samarang on the British vessel Indus, valued around $500,000 with duty over $150,000.
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New Orleans
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Philadelphia
India
Samarang
Wheat and market reports from Chicago trade day
Wheat and corn openings mixed amid light demand with some selling pressure. Provisions steady to weaker as traders gauge export interest and storage implications while receipts size hints at market direction for cattle and hogs.
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Iatae
Benrish
Ah Bisins
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Afrion
Lael Senne
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Pratt
Sdppert
Bulge
Dover
Market News and Receipts from New York and Liverpool
Fragmented market notes cover cattle and hog receipts, shipper shipments, and prices at Produce Market. References to New York trading, London open, Pacific and Northern Pacific expectations, cotton and poultry prices, and general market sentiment amid mixed activity. Names appearing include Joseph, Arthur Josef, and various market indicators across commodities and securities.
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Pacific
Keene
Bidi
Margolis
Ieany
Prine Paciic
Arthur Josep
Corresident JF Hamer Oress Wicber Unidas Bout Frade
Corresident JF Hamer is linked to a trade dispute with Unidas over a contested deal. The case involves Oress Wicber as a cited party and centers on agreement terms, compliance questions, and potential remedies sought by both sides. Proceedings detail timing, locations, and regulatory references affecting the dispute.
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Oress Wicber Unidas
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