Welcome Hawaii Poll of the Senate Leaves No Doubt About It
Ratification of the Hieralian eamerithon treaty by the United States Senate is assured. The administration has polled senators and expects two thirds to vote for ratification. President McKinley will press annexation arguments in a message to Congress. Many named senators are listed as for or undecided, with opposition mainly from sugar interests and some wavering figures. The article notes expected swift action and potential complications with foreign powers, especially Japan.
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Nav
United State Senate
McKinney Tr
Davin
UN Sewr
Afohinley
Conerms
United States
Murm Rill
Murphy
Selsun
Penrose
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Peitus
Plate
Platte
You Pritchard
Proctor
Quay
Havlins
Hoach
Sewell
Shoup
Smith
Spooner
Buewart
Taller
Thurston
Turner
Tur Die
Warren
Welliggton
Wetmore
Wilton
Walcott
Butler
Gortian
Kenney
Morrris
Sir
Jory
Matin
Mitchell
Turley
Thott
Baty
Bacon
Betry
Camfery
Chittan
Jay
Gockrsi
Paulkner
Grane
Gry
Anan
Atk
Lindsey
Mokners
Otiiln
Tipan
Japan
Ikie
White
California
Senate
New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Chill
BRYS
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Peru
Argentina
Bolivia
Bottyia
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Justink Sener Salinas
Sacre
Batense
Antion
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Helivin
Taeun
Ariot
Bouiin
Haldin
Ilewal
Benen Link
Bowie Vicente
Rovers
Pert
Pertetanou
Tacua
Arica
Chiakie
Pera
Big Ka
Holme
Bridegroom a Ball Pitcher in Mt Piissast Elopement Tale
The elopement of Jeasie Lincoln and Warren Beckwith drew crowds last week in Mt Piissast. Court records hint at a secret wedding bid, while Lincoln faces custody over a two year old. A former coach and boxer tied to a Texas league pivot link appears in scattered notes of local events.
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Mt Piissast
Tows
Jeasie Lincoln
Warren Beckwith
Keep
Lincoln
Caughier Dick
Chivalro
Seckwith Ik
Leu
Cantalint
C. Bod GT Youngs Book- Wien
Meclete
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Utieties
Fuel Ball Vezap
Relentless Father in Marriage Battle Over Daughters Choice
The article portrays Mr Lincoln blocking a marriage between Hubert Beckwith and the daughter, insisting the bride remain under his influence. Beckwith is described as the couple’s prospective groom, with his parents notified amid looming conflict. Lincoln travels south with his family, determined to deny consent if needed.
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Sevrase
Beckwith
Linndis
Ens Trust
Lincoln Ronaln
Ner Routh
Lincoln
Conference on Lincoln kinship near Mount Pleasant
A conference between heads of two families will be held at no dissent. Relatives of Mr Lincoln live in Mount Pleasant and will likely champion Beckwiths cause and seek to obtain parental pardon for the young couple.
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Lincoln
Moint Pleasant
Beck
Senator Harris Presses McKenna on Kansas Pacific Sale
Senator Harris of Kansas urged Attorney General McKenna to appoint a government arbitrator at the Hankin Pacific railroad sale. He argued a government stake could force Union Pacific to bid high enough to net the government dollar for dollar, and that reorganizations would protect federal interests.
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McKenna
K. P
Washington, D.C
Senator Harris
Kansas
Hankin Pacific
Seriatoer Harris
Cnlon Pacifc
Tinton Pacific Reorganization Company
Harris Wreed
Junilor Steuritier
Thoiseh
Harris
Kanear Pacific
Annus
Mekentia
Ene Cink
Keveral
Genoa
Kansas Pacific
Grocers and Allied Associations Near Merge and Food Show Plan
The Grocers association is likely to merge into a business men’s group. On November 22 meetings in Topeka discussed forming a national level food show with manufacturers from across the United States and a hoped annual Topeka display.
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Grovers Association
Guchers
al Wetershall
Groves Association
Ie Grocerymen Association
Kansas
Cers
Topeke
Lars
Mannufacturees
United States
New York
M Mileh
Hirger
Wonven Tien
Toppke Grocers Association
Nalintil Grocers Thesoilaton
Gouen
Leedy Proclaims Thanksgiving Proclamation for Kansas
Governor Lesdy of Kansas issues a Thanksgiving proclamation urging the state to set aside November 5th for gratitude. He cites divine providence, improved harvests, and stronger markets, urging citizens to refrain from extravagance and to reflect on self-sufficiency. The proclamation closes with a note about Pescines Steam Laundry at 106 West Sid.
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Kansas
Lesdy
United States
Joio W. Leedy
Kansans
Pescines
Eteam Laundry
West
Sid
Union of Hearts Sparks Parental Opposition in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a young couple, Miss Jessie Lincoln and Warren Beckwith, wed without parental consent. Robert T Lincoln opposes the marriage and seeks to block it while Beckwith, a Mount Pleasant man, hails from a wealthy family. The ceremony, performed by Rev Orlando T Christian, occurred at a Milwaukee parsonage with Mrs. HJ Mounmeertners witnessing. The newlyweds then traveled to Chicago amid questions about Beckwith’s whereabouts.
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Chicago
Misa Jessie Linewin
Robert Tidnetia
Warren Heck- Wil
Mount Vivosant
Aliiwaukee
Beckwith
Mixa Lincoln
Mount Pisacant
Captni Geenwith
Lincoln
Alea Beckeith
Lake Shore
Robert T. Lincoln
Alten
Mme
Pullman Palace
J.B Runticie
Pullman Company
Munnelis
Linchmanmion
Lake Shane
Weckwith
Clerey Tann
Milwaukee
Warne Feckwith
Mount Picasast
United States
Sherman Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Milwjaukee
Miss Lincoln
Warren Beckwith
Is Pwelfth Street
HJ. Moumeaertners
Milwaukee Common Council
Christian
Gereyman
Plankington House
Cliftton House
Mr. Beckwith
Not One Escaped Wedding Tragedy in Polish Rail Crossing
A wedding party of four adults was returning home in a single wagon when a train crossing at a level crossing collided. The express train struck the wagon head on, killing several instantly and injuring many more as the survivors fled in fear.
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St. Petersburg
Bleiostk
Russian
Poland
Canadian Wheelmen Decide on 1899 Vienna World Meet
The executive board decides to seek Canada’s selection for the 1899 world amateur meet. The event is planned for Vienna, with the organization focusing on representing Canadian cyclists in the international contest.
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Toronto
Nev
Canadian Wheelmen's Association
LA. Wein
Canada
Vienna
Whitecaps whip two Ohio girls in tar and feather crime
Report from Oakwood Ohio describes a mob of about ten men entering Edith and May Roberta’s home after a whitecap warning. They beat the sleepers with a cat o nine tails, tarred and feathered them, leaving Stay critically injured with flesh cut to the bone. A list of ten names was found on the door.
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Oakwood
Ohio
Edith
May Roberta
Cnanty
Plce
Durrant Granted Last-Minute Stay of Execution
The California Supreme Court granted a final stay of execution for Clarence Durrant moments before he was to be hanged at San Quentin. Attorney Duprey had petitioned for a writ of probable abuse arguing the federal appeal process and questions of court procedure warranted delaying the sentence. The stay followed partial in-chambers arguments and subsequent review by the full court, with a majority concurring in the decision.
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Pas Renner
Vicam
Henry Thenore Durrant
San Quentin
Supreme Court
Altorney Duprey
Snir
Durrant
Chambers
Cramp's Klondike Fleet Formed In New Jersey
New York Nov. 12 state steam ship company formed under New Jersey law with capital of 7,900,000. Cramp, president, confirms acquisition of five liners from Inland Navigation and plans regular service from San Francisco or Seattle to St Michael. Oba to sail first in December followed by four ships by March as fleet grows to serve the Yukon route. Obie to reach Seattle by February.
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New York
State Steam~ship Company
New Jersey
H.cramp
Cramp Ship Puuliding Company
Interna Coral Navigation Company
Arrliners
Oia
Pemunyivario
Illinois
Chaninauci
Welit Svon
Yukon River
Seatte
Lincoln expert report on Bartley shortage in Nebraska
Otto W. Helbley presented findings to the legislative committee showing Bartley’s shortage at 370000 dollars. Estimates of the defalcation ranged from 700000 to a smaller sum. The matter is in Dougherty county jail with a 20 year sentence likely, and an appeal to the supreme court is planned with a motion for a new trial forthcoming.
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Lincoln
Neb
Otto W. Helbley
Seerd
Bartley
Legislative Committee
Mit
Doughiss
Supreme Court
Dana’s Will Leaves Whole Estate to Widow in Probate
New York nov 12 the will of the late Charles A Dana filed for probate in Jamaica L I shows property valued at 1 000 000 to 1 550 000 with Sun stock held in trust for the widow. The widow receives the real estate on Lows Intend ad shore clear of incumbrance valued at 1 000 000 and Paul Dana is named trustee for the widow and executor. After the widow’s death the Sun stock goes to the four children equally. Paul Dana may sell the Sun stock if advisable.
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New York
Charles A. Dana
Jamaica
L. I
Sun Corporation
Lows
Intend Ad
Wofe
Paul Dana
Sun
See CAES AT SKAGUAY Church work and improvements noted
Victoria B C November 12 The steamer Farraison arrived from Skaguay and Dyea with sixty returning prospectors and several officers of customs and police. Reports indicate a horse tramway is being built at Stueveuny and works are believed established, with an undenominational church being erected.
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Beig Sullt
Victoria
B. C
Farraison
Skaguay
Dyea
Lake Tecish
Stueuny
Anarchists dispersed by police in Berlin meeting
Berlin reports a gathering to mark the Haymarket anniversary where seven speeches were delivered before police dissolved the event after a female speaker's inflammatory remarks.
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Berlin
Haymarket Square
Chicago
New York to undergo a proposed Manhattan state bid
A draft bill to create a new state named Manhattan would split sixteen New York counties from the rest of the state by constitutional amendment and federal approval. It would include New York, Kings, Queens, Richmond, Suffolk, Westchester, Orange, Putnam, Columbia, Dutchess, Ulster, Greene, Rockland, Albany, Rensselaer and part of Schoharie with about 3.06 million people.
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New York
United States
Manhattan
Kinga
Queens
Richmond
Suffolk
Westchester
Orange
Putnum
Columbia
Dutchess
Ulster
Greene
Rockland
Albany
Renssaelaer
Schoharie
Union
Pennsylvania
Likewski
Ohio
Missouri
Contest board to rule on sheriff election in Topeka case
Probate Judge Dolman will chair a three man board including Democrat Switzer and Republican Dorman to hear the Cook versus Kepley sheriff contest. Attorneys Ferry and Dorin prepare to present evidence claiming illegal votes from reform school and liquor giveaways. Hearing date to be set after a board meeting. investigations may lead to arrests under election law.
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Dorman
A. W. Dana
John, Switzer
Cook
Kepley
Protate
Dolman
Switzer
Dune
T. E. Howman & Co
Myr. Switeer
Topeka
Porter
Ferry & Dorin
Aevlum
Reform School
Ilquor
Tita
Mutiny by Spanish Troops Breaks Out in Cuba
New York dispatch from Havana reports an open mutiny by Spanish soldiers in Puerto Principe. Soldiers clashed with commanding officers in the streets over insufficient rations and unpaid wages.
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Cuba
New York
Herat
Havana
Herald
Puerto Principe
Union Will Lie Low in State Politics
Watson Gilder presided at a nine member Citizens Union executive committee meeting. The group discussed ways to maintain the organization and stated it will not enter state politics or participate in next year's congressional contests, as announced by Mr. Clark.
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New York
New
Itrenard Watson Gilder
Citizens’ Alon
Ciizens’ Union
Clark
Monkeys And Humans Face Plague Across Regions
Bubonic disease spreads through districts Peona Sholaphur Surat Jt Kotri near Kar kach Sinder and Jand Kewal Julundun Haridwar where monkey colonies are isolated by authorities. In London Dr Darby presents a memorial to Lord Salisbury with 6 072 signatures urging Anglo American arbitration treaty.
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Sormbay
Peona
Sholaphur
Surat
Kotri
Karkach
Sinder
Jand Kewal
Julundun
Harilwar
London
Dr. Darby
Elistration Alliance
Nina
Lord Salisbury & Memorial
Surgeons to Study Yellow Fever in Cuba
The president detains Past Assistant Surgeon Eugene Waedin and H. Eddings of the United States marine hospital service for duty in Havana. They will conduct bacteriological investigations into yellow fever, moving from New Orleans to a place with access to proper material, with findings to be shared only after definite conclusions are reached.
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United States
Washington
Eugene Waedin
H. Eddings
United States Marine Hospital Service
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Count Achilles de Veerch Poison Mushroom Tragedy
Washington November 11 two men ate mushrooms prepared by Count Achilles de Veerch a famed Italian nobleman both men fell unconscious within hours and the Count lapsed into a coma. Government experts warn mushroom differences are minute and advocate inspection by scientific authority before sale. The Count who weighed over 150 pounds stood six feet four inches tall and was known for carrying Garibaldi’s manuscript to Lincoln.
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Washington
Achilles de Veech
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Department
Brutea
Muahroame
Garibald
Abraham Licoin
Trallan
Man in Agony At Stile Restaurant Attack
Emmett Rowley suffered a severe episode at Stile restaurant shortly before noon. He collapsed with agonizing movements and throat gripping, worsened until Dr H Martin treated him with a skychnis injection, after which he calmed and was taken to his room. Doctors attributed the attack to acute indigestion pressing on the heart.
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Emmett Rowley
Stile
West Fifth Street
Rowley
Stickle
H. Martin
Martin
Pullman Engagement Report Sparks Gossip in Chicago
Chicago chronicles a famous engagement between Mr. George M. Pullman and Miss Fervite Ostesby. Rumors of a wedding swirled for years, intensified by the recent death of Mr. Pullman’s former adviser and by Ostesby’s return to Elkhart. Friends express skepticism about the betrothal, amid fragmented reports from the Oglesby family.
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Chicago
George M. Pullman
Fervite Oxiesty
Ostesby
Pullrost
Mae Oglesby
Lovernor
Richard J. Oglesby
Elkhart
Oglenby
Pullan
Bee
New York Jurors Discharged Ahead of Fresh Trial
In New York yesterday afternoon an operation on Tarsan the shear in Thorn cass was reportedly successful and he may leave his bed in two weeks. District Attorney Youngs notified eleven jurors to appear and receive discharge, then seeks a new jury. Prosecution evidence must be reintroduced and Mine Rack will testify again.
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New York
Swoy
Tarsan
Thorn Cass
Youngs
Off the Map. To Subjugate and Parcel Out Bolivia
A brief headline notes expansionist aims by a power seeking to subdue Bolivia and redraw its borders through territorial claims and partition. The item signals geopolitical maneuvering and potential regional instability without detailing specific actors or dates.
Chilean Peru Lead in Bolivian Crisis Averted War Fears
A Valparaiso dispatch reports Chile and Peru pressing to push Bolivia off the map through a three-nation agreement with Argentina. Tensions rise as Bolivia fears invasion, with ministers seeking explanations while rebels threaten Peru’s aims and the Antón treaty conditions.
Boyle Could Win In Governor Race Says Ury
Newt Ury of Fork Scott a Republican from the Twentieth District says Boyle will not seek governor but could run for congress if he declines the governor bid. He notes four Republicans mentioned as candidates include Funston Cunbison Marrn and Soult and predicts Cunbison would pose the toughest challenge to Boyle if he pursued higher office. Ury spoke in Topeka amid appointment as Indian agent at the Onnite reservation.
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Newt Ury
Fork Scott
Republcan
Maye
Attarney
Boyle Duciier
Brewi
Enally Bens Funston
Cubbian
Jack Marrn
Charley Soult
Ure
Topeka
Koyle
Ury
Constestian Trem
Altfioueh Funston
Enrabie Dante
Hoyle
Cormrmes
Cunbison
Boyle
Feneral
W U Non Partisan Report Cites Prohibition Stand
Chicago November 12 A W C interview with Willard notes the national W U T no longer endorses a political party. The Buffalo convention had for a year declared principles and sympathies for prohibition. The remark surprised many as a matter of cause and effect.
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Chicago
Willard
Revity
Huffalo
Notlin
Sweden to launch polar expedition under Prof Lidhorst
Stockholm report states Sweden will send out an expedition to the polar region under geologist Prof Lidhorst next month. The voyage aims to study ice and geology with a private party financing part of the costs and a planned departure date around mid month.
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Sweden
Brockholm
King Parmant
Pereous Haya
Monty
Lidhorst
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Dana
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