Doerhoefers Quit From Tobacco Trust Board
Three Doerhoefers, brothers Beyer Thalr Connec tion With the Tobacco Trust, resign from American and Continental company directorships. Louleville, Ky reports state Doerhoeter resigned as a director and general manager, severing ties with the trust after long influence. Uncertain if they pursue independent paths, the resignations affect leadership and future alignment of the companies.
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Beyer Thalr
Tobacco Trust
Louleville
Louliie
Tablinn
Dorthoetar
Cmmpany
Camuaville
Doorhoetar
Um Trust
Combine
Tela Jobo
Hoeter
New York
Eagan Seeks Pardon and Restoration to Duty
New York report states Charles P. Eagan, commissary general of subsistence, has gone to Washington to petition President for a pardon and reinstatement. He was suspended six years for remarks during a court inquiry into beef contracts. Rumors say a White House meeting offered leniency if he retires. Also noted is McKinley Thanksgiving turkey news from Westerly, Alabama.
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New York
Washington
Charles P Eagan
White House
Began
Genel Bagan Bry
Gala
McKinley
Westerly
Horace Vase
Justifiable Deceit and a Coffee Cure Tale
A Cincinnati wife helps her husband quit coffee and the caffeine habit. He recounts years of nightly wakefulness, awakening after five cups daily, and how his wife introduced Postum Food Coffee leading to improved sleep and strength. He initially resisted but eventually credited the switch with better health.
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Cincinnati
Bas
Ems Mons
Rae
Bever
Satantek
Famtifiavic
Yaoi
Bank Wrecked in Emden Bank Robbery
Four masked men dynamited the Farmers bank of Emden and stole between 3000 and 4000 dollars. Officer John Alberta was dragged inside, witnessed robbers entering the vault, and Night Patrolman Sanford Woh was mortally wounded during a failed arrest as the robbers fled by handcar toward Delavan. The bank building was nearly wrecked and the vault ruined.
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Emden
Farmers Bank of
Emdem
John Alberta
Alberts
Alberta
Delavan
Sanford Woh
Sanford
Minter
Japan's New Foreign Policy Ambitions Shown in Yokohama
Yokohama reports a speech by Hato the new minister for Tory affairs signaling Japan seeks to mirror China era moves, delaying action until allied powers act and risking reaction in Korea. Festivities mark Emperor’s birthday and foreign goodwill as military reviews draw large crowds and political chatter swirls about Konura Kurino Kaneko and a Western university club plan.
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Corresponamece
Amsocimesa Press
Yokohama
Hato
Tories Affairs
Japan
China
Emperial
Pert
Konura
St Petersburg
Kurino
Kevin Parle
Haron Kaneko
Miinister of Justice
Har- Yard Club
Western University
Count von Waledorfte
France
America
Japanese Officials Arrive for Various Missions in San Francisco
A party of visiting Japanese officials arrived aboard the Nippon Maru to inspect modern war vessels and discuss building gunboats or cruisers. They will travel east to England to study torpedo boat destroyers then proceed to France and the eastern cities to study agricultural development and customs matters. Captain Takenouch heads to Paris as naval attaché, while other officials pursue assignments with the Yokohama warehouse and imperial industrial council.
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San Francisco
Nippon Maru
T Mateus
Kyomada
Mae
England
Japan
HW. Kelzum
Yokohama
France
Torojiro Watss
Higher Troperial Industrial Council
Takenouch
Paris
Public Land Withdrawn in Desh watershed
Washington November 23 Commissioner Barmann of the general land office announced withdrawal from public entry of 50,000 acres of vacant unappropriated public domain in Desh. The land forms the watershed supplying domestic water of Suit bakery, taking effect with reservation of land permanently for powes.
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Washington
Barmann
Geniral Land Office
Bos
Desh
Suit Bakerty
Powes
New Bank For Eureka Washington Prompts Comptroller Approval
A fragmented report indicates the comptroller approved an application to organize a new national bank in Eureka Washington. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but the core fact is state-level banking permission being granted.
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New Bank
Eureka
Washington
Marconi Reports Progress in Wireless Marine Message
Nov 28 London reports Marconi nearly solved ocean signaling by wireless telegraphy per Daily Express. He claims systems will soon be usable across the Atlantic.
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Marconi
London
Stenor Marconi
Daily Express
Wil
Avanta
Convict Hired To Breach Safe In Chicago Heist
A Columbus prisoner, loaned from Ohio state penitentiary, opened a safe for Mrs Pickard to access papers of her deceased relative. The operation used a convict expert who blew the lock in 12 minutes and the town searched for a safecracker before the plan succeeded.
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Ohio Fenitentiary
Safa
Chicago
Tribune
Columbus
Aires
Pickard
Safewich
All
Barrier of Ice Reaches Nome Isolation Reported
In Seattle on November 23 the US revenue cutter McCulloch arrived from Alaska with news Nome remains largely cut off by a barrier of ice. Provisions and fuel are ample though a possible coal shortage before the first steamer may arise. Ice extended 20 feet into the sea. early mornings saw ships naming Centen bist Sante Aus. Sadie and Hortland. Quarts Creek in Kangarock district shows up $4 in the pan.
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Seattle
Wash
United States Revenue
McCulloch
Alaska
Nome
Centenbist Sante Aus
Sadie
Hortland
Kangarock District
Hhat Quarts Creek
Canal Railway Shift Debated for The Dalles Project
Delegates from Portland, Oregon, and Idaho discussed changing the canal plan at The Dalles from a boat railway to a canal and lock system. Congress may be urged to finance a $4,000,000 upgrade, replacing the $150,000 boat-railway appropriation, with Oregon Washington and Idaho backing the measure. Engineers asked for data on resources and transport needs of inland Empire wheat, wool, livestock, and other goods to justify new canal construction.
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Portland
Oreanv
E. W. Mickey
John Ane
Lawiston
Idaho
Amber of Commerce
We & Canal
Dalles
Ito
Chan
Lrke
Congress
Oregon
Washington
United States Engineers
Libbey
War Department
Lewteton
Coey
Inland Empire
Tritt
Aurhortas
Thoughtful for France and Transvaal Tangles
New York reports two unresolved foreten political mysteries. Death sentences against Chinese princes prove hard to enforce. Lord Salisbury’s notice to the powers about the Transvaal appears unlikely to be served. Diplomats cite reluctance of the British foreign office to hasten the French ministry’s downfall. Lord Salisbury’s course favors allied capitals, sometimes easing a government from peril.
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New York
Mane
Lordon
Lord Salisbury
Transvaal
Kruger
Salts Ry
Canvassers Announce McKinley Margin and Totals
State board of canvassers officially reports McKinley leading with a Kansas total of 258,766 and a statewide plurality of 23,253. The reveal notes a 2.00 drop from prior Republican counts due to an alleged error.
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State Board of Canvassers
McKinley
Kansas
McFinios
Republican State Committee
The Blues and a Woman's Struggle with Ills
A traditional, sympathetic column urges women to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice for persistent fatigue headaches and melancholy. It portrays a weary wife discouraged by ineffective remedies and highlights Lynn Mass based remedies that claim to restore nervous balance and relieve menstrual and ovarian issues.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Mrs Pinkham Cured these Women who suffered from inflammation and falling of the womb and ovarian inflammation. Testimonies from Mrs G H Chappell and Mrs Sarah Holstein claim great relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, urging others to seek its aid.
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Dean Man Poocaw
Dean Mus
Proenam
Lydia
Pinkhens
Jamawril
Tal
Sarah Holstein
Devin Block
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