Wisconsin Central Receivers Seek Another Loan
Wisconsin Central receivers petition Judge Tenking to permit a new loan of 140000 at six percent payable in annual installments, with March 4 and 10 as due dates. The court took the matter under advisement as opposition from Cariteal Cer company grew.
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Wisconsin Central
Molwaukee
Tenking
Perimimion Te Gemise & Senend Gemien
Bertiz- Cates
de Strelis
Spauritie
Cariteal Cer Company
Tev
Wilmington Urges Negroes to Return Home
Wilmington authorities and church leaders urged Black residents to return after fear of violence. Chief Purmiles and officials reassured protection while pastors warned against street gatherings to prevent further trouble. Some dissenters are returning as sermons reinforce the call to resume work.
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Wilmington
N. C
Atatre
Eilear G. Purmiles
New Y Rovernnen
Varigds
Kid Wcoy Buys A Home In Asbury Park Real Estate
Kia Mecoy has invested accumulated surplus cash in Asbury Park real estate totaling several valuable properties. He reportedly bought outright many parcels and plans to sell on speculation, aiming to dispose of them in the near future.
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Asbury Park Real Estate
New York
Kia
Mecoy
Asbury Park
Eieconday
Urwn
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Lasting Relief
A Bowne Michigan pastor and a Ypsilanti merchant attest the Pyramid Pile Cure cured long term piles after other remedies failed. The ad claims rapid relief, lasting results, and urges readers to ask their druggist to order the treatment with prices cited per package.
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Jax HL
Westy
Bowne
Moore
Ips
WM. Westbrook
Frank Shuth
Ypatlanti
Mion
Potter
Frank Smith
Brugeiste
Marshal
Beautiful little house near ocean to be his home
A man plans to settle in a modest seaside house one block from the shore, signaling his aim to quit the fighting business and establish a peaceful home.
White Black people driven from Wilmington NC exiles reach DC
Three Wilmington refugees arrive in Washington and meet at the department of justice for an afternoon conference. They claim mob violence forced their flight, with threats of return and further harm if they ever go back. The men deny charges and say they were expelled for being Republicans and resisting mob pressure.
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Washington
Wilminston
N.C
Department of Justice
RK. H. Bunn
Comidarmoser
Justis of the
John Tt. Helton
C. M. Gilbert
Ety Carta
Ellie
Wilmington
Wight
Newberne
Ells
Guyn
Ter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wilington
Guirty
Bester
Cleveland's Lost Dogs Disappear During New Jersey Hunt
In Cranbury New Jersey former President Cleveland hunted with farmer Robbins and guests. While rabbits were pursued on Robbins farm, Cleveland's team and a stray hound vanished. Cranbury residents search the countryside for the missing animal amid surprise at the former president's visit.
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New Jersey
Princeton
S. J
Cleveland
Cranbury
Palmer Rebutna
Robsbins
Boner
Farmer Robbins
Central Kansas Teachers Hold Annual Session at Lyons
The thirteenth annual session of the Central Kansas Teachers Association will meet in Lyons on Thursday and Friday, November 24 and 25. A large turnout from Reno and surrounding counties is expected, with four meetings planned and rail fare at one and one third the round trip. Twelve counties will be represented.
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Lyons Hutchmans
Central
Chase
Stafford
Saline
Rice McPherson
Harvey
Pratt
Burtod
Elleworth
Pawner
Marion
Whites vs Negroes in South Carolina Politics Riots
In Trenton South Carolina November remarks claim whites resist negroes political power, blaming Benjamin Tillman era agitation for a long southern struggle. The piece links Phoenix and Wilmington riots to white backlash and argues white supremacy would dominate state politics, citing constitutional fights and voter suppression.
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Trenton
S. C
Bejamin ‘Tillman
South Carolina
North Carolina
Phoenix
Wilmington
Kiatory
Jaren
Greinwille
Coliniy
Mering
United States Supremeaur
Fulbert
Tesus
Merth
Cacalian
Commonwealth
Phobis
Deeres
Toberts
England
India
Tedeus
Mesforth
Trawall
Tanner
Vindenl
Negestt
Curmica
Comanational
Tsuuey
Susan B Anthony in Chicago discusses women suffrage
Susan B Anthony arrives in Chicago and outlines progress on women's suffrage, noting South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Idaho and other states extending voting rights or school suffrage. She predicts a constitutional convention may advance reform and emphasizes high moral standards and public reaction to female vote.
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Susan B Anthony Seca
Susan B. Saison
Brat Foo
Anand
Phligh
Anthony
Irmaen
Drs. Grone
Lake Bhore
Brive
Rhouid
California
Vinh
Idaho
South Dakota
Eantern
Arisan
Worruh
Alen
Flying Machine Favored by Government Experts
Report from Washington notes government experts did not find Langleys flying machine adverse to feasibility. Secretary of the Navy and War Department assigned Major William Crozier and another officer to evaluate the device. Their joint report described as not adverse while not fully endorsing the project.
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Langley
Washington
Ihan
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Fach
War Department
William Crosist
Navy
Major Crozier
Chinese Heiresses Arrive in New York for Introductions
A San Francisco dispatch reports the arrival of the daughters of An Fobg, a wealthy Chinese planter, Misses Bessie, Carrie, and Marts, under chaperone Bre Tembe ya. They travel with W G Sexe, a Hawaiian planter, aiming to meet prominent Americans and are said to bring dowries. the father reportedly built a fortune from opium planting after landing in New Britain.
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New York
San Francisco
Tires
Bessie
Carrie
Marts
W. G. Sexe
Anker
Ab Fong
Utta
Suridwich
Chicago Tax Increases After Springfield Committees Action
Springfield committees add 78 million to assessed value in Chicago area property and personal property listings. The board of equalization plans to raise overall assessments by about five percent, with town assessors noting increases across land and personal property. Tax rates will adjust accordingly as valuation changes are finalized, affecting later tax bills.
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Springfield
Brea
Suste Board of Equalization
Oom
Labor Law Violated in Oshkosh Complaint
Father files labor charge against Masters Company in Oshkosh. Warrants target Charles Hadtorer Stephen Radford and William Redford as detectives pursue alleged violations of labor statutes. Prosecution seeks penalties under the statute as cited in the complaint.
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Oshkosh
Orkenb. Wik
Mered
Charles Hadtorer
Tephen Radford
William Redford
Masters
Hermann Sritier Wentartay
Bulter
I. Ee
Dr Miles Nervine touted for epilepsy and nerves
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for restless babies and nervous disorders in adults. Claims include sleep restoration, appetite improvement, and overall strength, with assurances of no opium or dangerous drugs and a money back guarantee on the first bottle. Provides address and free specialist advice and booklet.
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Miles' Narvine
St. Vitus
Dr. Miles
Stree
de Mires Mupicar Ca
Elkhart
Ind
Causes of insanity debate stirs Middletown report
New York reports cite Dr. Talcott of Middletown State Hospital arguing religious fear harms children and can trigger religious monomania. The Rev. DeCosta counters that overindulgence in meat, not religious instruction, underpins such mania, linking diet to mental states as experts debate roots of insanity.
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New York
Sheldon WH. Talcott
Middletown State
Talcott
Doctor of Medicine
Doctors of Divinity
New Money Designs for One Dollar Silver Certificates
Washington announces new designs for the one dollar silver certificates from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The updates prioritize clearness, simplicity, and anti counterfeiting measures. The note features an American eagle with the Capitol dome in the background, Lincoln and Grant portraits in medallions, and large clear corner figures.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Capitol
Lincoln
Grant
Double Hearted Man Draws Medical Wonder In Plainfield
New York reports that William King a 100 year old Black resident of New Bedford Massachusetts visiting Plainfield New Jersey has two distinct movable hearts and a breast bone wall demonstration. Doctors led by Dr M B Long examined King and confirmed the unusual condition with hearts that can relocate and beat in unison, proving a remarkable if curious medical oddity.
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New York
Plainfield
N. J
William King
New Bedford
Macxs
Thomas Martin
Plainticia
M. B. Long
Muhlenburg
King
Carnegie on the Masses at Pittsburgh Chamber Banquet
Andrew Carnegie was guest of honor at the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce banquet. He quoted Emerson and warned that masses may judge complex public questions. the belief that government of the people, by the people, is best requires the public to be intelligent.
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Commerte
Evens
Pittsbore
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
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