Australia orders 64000 tons steel water pipes for government
A large foreign order for finished steel water pipes to Australia, valued at 2,600,900 dollars, was awarded to Illinois Steel Company of this city. Carnexio of Pittsburg to supply a portion. Output notes and timing suggest shipments to begin soon for a hydro water project.
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Australia
Thitago
Des
Illnois Steel Romyang
Carnexio Company
Pittsburg
Chiracatin
New Depot Demands Rise From State Regions
Citizens petition railroad commissioners to force Missouri Valley to rebuild a depot at Teasitale Kaunas. They cite weather exposure of freight and delayed access. A second petition from Truer center urges a Hur-Vrgtsa de Miners Triver station depot, noting a three year bumper crop and busy shipping, with cargo sent to the next station seven miles away if no recipient is present.
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Gieitar
Pefesee
Motion for New Trial in Collins Cage District Court
A motion for a new trial has been filed in the district court over the Collins Cage case. The filing argues the jury received improper evidence and testimony, questioning the trial's fairness and alleging admissibility issues and instructional errors.
Jury misconduct taints deration verdict in county case
The document discusses juror bias and improper conduct by the county attorney during the trial. It alleges jurors spoke with outsiders and were influenced by inflammatory remarks from the district attorney. The motion questions the verdict’s conformity to evidence and requests a new trial or reversal based on legal errors and prejudicial conduct.
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Pateperian
Tenner
Tony
Calowe
Port of
Berd
Che Sui
Joba
Kansas laws requested by Missouri official and Missouri board inquiry
Secretary Coburn reports receipt of requests from Missouri Crim A lledite inquiring about the law for agricultural statistics by township assessors and from the Tennessee State Farmers and Breeders association seeking the law creating the state board of agriculture as a model for Missouri legislators this winter.
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Kansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Board of Agriculture
Coburn
Department of Griculture
Reiher Esterday
Crim
Thy ‘Fennesves Stiie
State Board of Agriculture
Tennessen
Largest Opium Cargo Arrives at San Francisco
The steamer Ching Junt from the Orient brings the port's largest opium consignment. About 7,000 pounds valued at 182,060 dollars at six dollars per pound, with 600 vases of the rig, listed in the cargo.
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San Francino
War Rises In Havana Riots Firearm Clash In City
A Havana dispatch reports American troops came under fire during riot control on Pombay street. Casualties include three Cubans killed and several wounded. Spanish soldiers wounded and a marine killed. The town remains volatile with U S forces advancing from nearby encampments.
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Chicago
Tribune
Havana
United States Infantry
Pombay Street
Fred
Serigunly
Jose Delores
Ramon Delgados
Eral
Noriows
San Lazare
Cours
Erado
Tenth Regular
United States
Police Captain Forces Out City Jail Judge in Omaha
In Omaha on December 23 Captain Tes forcibly ejected Police Judge B J Gordon from the jail office while examining records about a prisoner's arrest. The altercation followed a decision to release the prisoner, who was rearrested. The incident signals potential contempt proceedings and a volatile clash between the judge and police officers.
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Omaha
Neh
B. J. Gordon
Tes
Gordon
Captain Nes
Quieide
Coming French Ball to be Held in Madison Square Garden
Plans are complete for the Cerere Francais de lGarmonie ball at Madison Square Garden on January 1. A Cuban flag pageant, 32 French dancers, a patriotic march, and uniforms from the Cuba and Philippines campaigns will be shown. Dances from Spain, Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines follow, ending with an American grand ballet and midnight onward revelry.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Det
Walter Manters
Allout
United States
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manin
Philippines
Americ
Union
Corbett's Ankle Ailed Fight With Sharkey Study Says
Dan Stuart, en route to Hot Springs, confirms the sore ankle hindered Corbett in the Sharkey bout. He recounts Corbett lifting his trouser leg to show a badly sprained ankle after a second round clash that left him unable to move his face away from Sharkey.
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Acheako
Corbett
Sharkey
Dan A.tuart
Corbett-Fitedamons
Fitzaimmons-Maher
Drr
Stuart
Hot Springs
Chicago
Ite
Political Question on Party Endorsement Prompted by Money
A fragment discusses whether the Republican party should endorse or perpetuate a system influenced by corporations or individuals funding large sums. It frames this as the crucial question for party members to decide, emphasizing will and pleasure versus external bias.
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Republican Party
Western Commercial Travelers Meet In City Addresses Officers
The Western Commercial Travelers association held its annual meeting in the city with about 200 traveling salesmen in attendance from across the United States. President W. B. Macellin delivered the annual address. New officers include William N. McConkin as president and Sturtave J. Moyer as first vice president. The finance report shows treasury balance of 6873. A proposal to discontinue the accident insurance division was defeated. a graduated scale of insurance fees was adopted, taking effect January 1, replacing the old plan. Residents were admitted to membership in the association.
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Association
Agrada
Uke Associa
London Storm Wrecks Prompt Fatalities Across Coast
A fierce storm sweeps the British coast disrupting cross channel service and causing several wrecks. Trees and buildings blown down in London with multiple deaths reported and widespread damage across the capital and nearby areas.
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Towton
British
London
Cuban Programme Prioritizes Order Over Public Works
Havane dispatch reports General Ludlow leading the American administration in Havana to preserve order and protect life and property. No public improvements will start until a Cuban government is organized. Promoters of enterprises will present proposals anew, with focus on safety and stabilization rather than sewer work or street repairs. General Menocal offers Cuban forces for support if needed.
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Preservation of Order
New York
Havune
Havyana
Ludlow
Umfler
Menocal
Martango
Smallpox Spreads as Quarantine Ignored in Marion County
In McPherson Kansas on December 28 reports say Marion county authorities struggle to control smallpox while Mennonites largely ignore quarantine rules. Hillsboro reports two cases and Dr. Roher of the area recently contracted the disease as cases rise countywide.
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Marion County
McPherson
Hillsboro
Roher
Fire destroys Semeth Solvay plant near Birmingham
A night watchman discovered a fast spreading fire at the Semeth Solvay by product plant six miles from Birmingham New York. The main building and chemical works burned with an estimated loss of 150000 to 200000 dollars no insurance. Otto Rust died while attempting to connect a water hose Clarence Rust was badly burned. The plant began last summer cost about half a million dollars. Owners reside in Syracuse. Cause is unknown. They plan to rebuild soon.
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Birminghaim
Als
Semeth-Solvay
Birminghem
Otto Rust
Clarence Rust
Syracuse
Matrimonial Trust Ties Seville Pickands to Illinois Steel Heir
Within the Great Iron and Steel Trust, Cleveland reports Mrs Seville Pickands engagement to Sara A. Alaree of Chicago, heir to the Illinois Steel company fortune of Colonel Pickands. The Pickands interests are central to a Federated Steel Trust consolidation, with estimates around fifty to sixty million dollars.
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Great Iron and Steel Trust
Cleveland
Loral
Mra
Seville Pickands
Pickade
Sinion
AL A. Hanna
Strara A- Alaree
Chicas
Tormir Perti
Lilnois Steel Company
Pickands
Teavinge & Fortune Wiriousls
Disqualified judge presides in Atchison district court case
A judge in Atchison County faces disqualification during a trial in the Leavenworth and Jefferson County assaying district, with reports of improprieties and an attorney involved. The proceedings center on the judge’s conduct and potential conflict, as defense and court officials respond to the disqualification ruling. The record notes multiple case references and mentions a courthouse in Ovknboork.
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Atchison
Rec. S
Suure
Leavenworth
Jefferson County
Atchison County District Court
Wits
Ovknboork
MM A. Fense
Wastoty Wa
Tales Out of School. Manchester Shifts in New Hampshire Politics
The Union prints the conclusion of Senator William E Chandler's statement on money in politics in New Hampshire. He condemns a growing, powerful, and merciless faction within the Republican party using money drafts and influence to control caucuses, conventions, and elections, predicting a new system of political domination directed by the state chairman.
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Manchester
N. C
Union
Willam E Chandler
New Hampshire
Republican Party
Gallinger
Herain
Souey
Census faults highlighted by American economic association
The New Haven session reviewed a report on the twelfth census scope and method. Committee members led by Mayo-Smith and Willcox critiqued comparability across censuses, lack of coordination, and data presentation. They urged better-use of existing records, refined classifications, and avoidance of overtaxed inquiry forms.
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New Haven
Conn
Pec
American Economic Association
Richmond Mayo-Smith
Walter F. Willcox
Carroll D. Wright
Roland P. Falkner
Davie Rogenty
Tan
Economics Convention Debates On Capital and Industry Stats
A spirited discussion followed a committee report with economists and publicists debating statistics of capital and industry. Led by North Wadlin Adams, Gardner Rowe Maltby, the convention heard papers on U S treasury history 1883 to 1897 and Civil War price movements in the Confederate states.
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8. D. North
Horace Wadlin
H. C. Adams
J. H. Gardner
L. Rowe
Maltby
Wichita brains traced Collins arrest in murder case
The Wichita Eagle reports that Redford Wood and detective Sutton sparked the breakthrough in the Collins murder case. Wood’s Topeka coroner’s inquiry notes, followed by Harbaugh’s interview, led to Collins’s arrest. The trio, with Harbaugh, coordinated efforts across Wichita and Topeka, earning praise from the prosecution and defense alike.
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Wichita
Collins
Collis
Plart
Redford Wood
Sutton
Wood
the Eagle
Collins Wood
Topeka
Harry Sutton
Young Collins
Dell Harbaugh
St. Louie
Wichitm
Huarpaugh
Harbunzh
Rock Island Railroad
Bitton
Harba
Duels Continue Between Hungarian Officials Near Budapet
Six duels were planned after a dispute between M. Horanseky and Baron Bantty. The first duel at Budapet involved Baron Fejervary and Count Karolya with pistols. Karolya missed fire. Fejervary wounded Zemore, who died after a resumed clash. seconds halted the combat and reconciliation followed.
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Buda Pest
Pest
M. Horanseky
Baron Bantty
Baron Fejervary
National Defense
Count Karollya
Patol
Bi Ness
Coup D etat Fears Push Vigilance Committees Formed
French socialist groups organize district vigilance cells to detect anti republic movement amid daily coup preparations. Reports say higher army ranks wary of coups while counter measures are planned. Bubonic plague outbreak reported in Delagoa district Africa with local laundry notices also noted.
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French Socialista
London
Bee
Pury
Africa
Pretoria
Itta
Delagoa Fey
Brazilian Balm Reputedly Cures Fatal Consumption
A man from Indiana was near death from consumption when a friend gave him Brazilian Balm. The remedy allegedly eased his cough, led to medical dismissal, and rapid recovery. By February he returned to work with sound lungs and increased weight, hailed as a near miracle.
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Joseames
W. Peart
Toacnaaperis
Ind
James
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