BE AMANNA'S VIEW ON ENGLAND AND U S POLITICS
New York reports Senator Be Amanna expresses belief in stability of England's system and cautions on change at home. He discusses the silver issue,Presidential prospects, and the Philippine war, noting industrial conditions and trusts as political factors. He comments on American sympathy for Dreyfus and public interest in French affairs.
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New York
BE A
Manna
Sudthampton
Bia Bewlth
Hans
Guyernies
Republican Party
McLron
Pci
Aptakines
Tia Belauke
Dreyfus
Wbraal
Drew
Garheres
Fire devastates Lincoln business district
A large early morning blaze in Lincoln destroys multiple blocks including the North Market three story brick building, the Masonic Temple, the Webster block, and St Pauls Methodist area. The loss runs toward a million dollars with many plants and printing firms wiped out. Firefighters battled hard to contain the inferno as winds shifted and aided spread of the fire through surrounding structures.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ircke
Masonic Temple
Methodist Church
Webster Binch
Rawden
Masonic
Woodrutt Printine Company
Beesine Post
St. Paul's
Milton
Sampson
New York
Phila
City Hall Plans Near Adoption With Minor Revisions
City hall and auditorium plans submitted by J C Hol tend are nearly approved by the building committee. Minor changes likely, with debate over supervision and the city engineer’s authority. Holland to provide plans and supervision at estimated costs around two thousand dollars for turnkey work. Council to decide extent of architect’s involvement before final adoption.
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Br. J.C. Holtend
Phanses
Hyland
Bir Holland
Direw
Hol- Inte
Holland
Hin
Honanit
Prizh
Tollock
Eliy
Hotland
Elas Council
Chicago Building Trades Council Votes on Post Office Work
The Chicago Building Trades Council, chaired by J. Sullivan, approved masonry work on the post office facade and arches, but favored striking non union electricians from the project. An informal notice suggested a general strike on post office buildings within days, and a prediction that President McKinley would avoid any public cornerstone ceremonies.
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Chicago
Mo J. Sullivan
McKinley
Schley Assigned to South Atlantic Command
Washington reports Admiral Schley has been granted retirement status and notified to prepare for command of the South Atlantic station. The fleet will include five ships, with Detroit and Marblehead joining, as tensions in South Africa and Central America rise.
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Washington
Schley
Navy
Se Servie
Hha
Rita
Tameelf
South Atlantic
Khertuutt
Detroit Ie
Violent hurricane sweeps Newfoundland ships lose life
A violent hurricane tore through Newfoundland causing heavy damage to fishing premises and gear. The Allontiner Corvan from Philadelphia and the Silvin from New York suffered delays and perilous passages. Four chutes were driven off St Johns coast. three men and a woman drowned amid widespread destruction.
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St. John N. F
Newfounland
Allontiner
Corvan
Philadelphia
Silvin
New Turk
St. Johns
Wweman
Polots
Fever Cases Surge in Key West Yellow Fever Spreads
Thirty new yellow fever cases reported in the last 24 hours in Key West. One death noted as the outbreak continues to spread rapidly across the area. Public health officials monitor the situation and urge precautionary measures.
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Key
West
Ker Weet
Fin
War fears as Transvaal reply stirs British press
Telegraphic dispatches from Pretoria report no acceptance of British demands and forecast war. Boer leaders vow resistance while a British military buildup continues. Fleet and troops move to Natal as papers debate Kruger’s likely reply and the risk of a new convention.
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Cape Town
Pretoria
Transvaal
Great Britain
Fid
London
Royal Munster Regiment
Leiden Pot
South Frien
Northumberland Fusiliers
Erelce
Southamptan
Natal
Ansiouw
Aldershot
Waterloo Station
Lennon
Willias
Otamderldin
Eal
Kruger
Bern
Ubon
Gleady
Prese Association
Uditirials
Erie
The
Daily News
Kroger
Chamberlain
Chronicte
England
South Africa
Daily Chronicle
Conynsham. Greene
Sir Alfred Milner
Shooting at Mystic Island Joint Ends in Death
J W McGuire of Meringtan was shot and killed by Andy Turner, a colored man, at the Mystic Island Joint in Wamego during an argument linked to the town water works opening. Turner fled. authorities pursue him as details reveal a prior criminal history and rising tension in the colored settlement area. Alfred Day in Beattle, Alaska, reports shipping crews for a new railroad and coal land development.
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Wamego
J. W. McGuire
Meringtan
Mystic Island
Wanego Wan
Andy Turen
Kim
McGuire
Turner
Kave
Durer
Uuire
Tucner
Pecupe
Bem
Wamrso
Flerington
Bryatic Inland
St. Marys
Alaska
Beattle
Alfred Day
Philadelphia
Kachkem Bay
Cook Inlet
Bryan Day Rips the Trusts at Civic Federation Meeting
Gov Stanley of Kansas opened the Civic Federation Trust conference at Central Music hall in Chicago. Colonel Bryan declared that monopoly behind private hands harms society and urged substantial legislation to curb trusts, warning that price control and employment manipulation would follow if trusts prevail.
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Chicago
Civic Federation Trust
Central Music Hall
Gotonel W. J. Brean
Moran
W. Bourke Cochran
Bryan
Sovernor Stanley
Kansas
Gryan
Ian G
Pearie
Lincoln
Capitel
Zevertment
Linns
Weill
Ubia
Bryan on Monopolies and State Federal Remedies
In a discussion on monopoly and trust power Col Bryan argues that both state and federal actions are needed to curb abuses. He proposes licensing trusts to operate across state lines with conditions including no watered stock, annual disclosures, and prohibition of anti-competitive practices, plus a constitutional amendment if needed. He stresses the public good and warns that unchecked trusts threaten democracy and working people.
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Rajimads
Mnet
Congress
Col. Bryan
Delaware
New Jersey
Mr. Bryan
Otter
Iai
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Cameron Dow
Caen Staten
Yarm
Mattyris
Buttons For 1900 Campaign Ordered For Reed
A New York report states 100000 campaign buttons bearing Thomas B. Reed’s portrait were ordered for president in 1900. The buttons carry the phrases Tree and Tried and 1900 and are being distributed, causing concern in President McKinley’s circle.
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New York Friends
New York
Shinotty
Thomas B. Reed
Mr. Head
Unese Iulterni
Mitre
McKinies
Fortunes Made At Joplin Lead Mine Deal
Muncie Indiana September 4 Ther mas Morgan Albert Johnson and TM Ball of this city who have made several hundred thousand dollars out of the lead mine diaries the few months yesterday disposed a high grade lead mine rate for a figure said to exceed seven Eastern capitalists were the buyers The Muncie men are said to have paid about 40000 for the mine All of the men have become wealthy The time that brought the figure was neck by neck by buyers who thought it was worth more when purchased by the Branch brothers also of Muncie
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Muncie
Ind
Thermas Morgan
Albert Johnson
TM Ball
Tees
Branch Brothers
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