Bellinzaghi Declines Mexican Prize For Yellow Fever Serum
Dr Angel Bellinzaghi, a New York visitor from Mexico, refuses to accept the Mexican government's 100000 prize on its terms but offers his serum freely to US sufferers. He plans hospitals in Vera Cruz Havana Panama and other cities using serum manufactured in Texas near Seattle. He reports 85 percent cures in fifty Mexican cases and aims to aid gulf coast states.
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Three Victims Dead or Dying After Seattle Attacker
Seattle, Dec. 8. William Seaton, 22, formerly of Decatur Illinois, tried to exterminate an entire family including his relatives. Three victims are dead or dying. Police say the motive stemmed from disgust and the suspect’s deteriorating mental state.
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Seattle
Wash
William Seaton
Decatur, Ills
Petrie Fire Chief Aide Dies After Prolonged Illness
Charles S. Petrie an assistant fire chief, secretary of the fire department and superintendent of the repair shop in Chicago died at 9 30 p m Monday from Brights disease and other disorders He had been ill since July 1899
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Chicago
Charles S. Petrie
Bright
Mrs McKinley Returns From New York Christmas Shopping
Mrs. McKinley arrived in Washington around 9 p m yesterday after a trip to New York City to do Christmas shopping.
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City Hall
Washington
Laws
Spanish Railway Orders 600 Cars From Detroit Maker
A Spanish railway contracted for 600 freight cars from a Detroit manufacturer. The case involves large sums and potential job impact, with details on contract terms and delivery timelines.
Chicago Stock and Grain Reports from December 7
Daily market summaries cover hogs cattle and sheep with bids and ranges at Chicago for Dec 7. East Buffalo and St Louis detail cattle and sheep receipts and prices while Milwaukee and Detroit report grain futures with assorted wheats corn oats and rye prices and steady conditions.
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N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis Grain
St Louis
Milwaukee
Betvats
Detroit
Ben
Oleo Margarine Bill Passes After Heated House Vote
The House approved the Grout oleomargarine bill by ing to 92, with a minority substitute defeated 118 to 178. The measure taxes colored oleomargarine at 10 cents a pound and uncolored at 4? cents, allows state police power, and seeks to curb fraud by forcing clear labeling while preventing bans on sale for uncolored product. The debate highlighted fraud fears and industry impact as supporters showcased butterlike packages to prove indistinguishability. Henry of Connecticut cited state bans as proof of public opinion against imitation butter products.
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House
Committee On Agriculture
Grout
Henry
Connecticut
Senate in Executive Session Debates Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
The senate discussed canal policing and limits on fortification. Teller argued the U S should build the canal without Britain’s consent, while Morgan clarified his position and Lodge secured unanimous consent for a Thursday vote on the foreign relations committee amendment.
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Lodge
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Hay
England
Deep waterways commission report sent to House
Secretary Root delivered the complete report of the deep waterways commission to the House of Representatives yesterday. The document outlines the commission’s project and its findings for congressional review.
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Dec
Deep Waterways Commission
House of Representatives
Root
Cor
Vast waterway plans and costs for Great Lakes passage
The report details estimated costs for 21-foot and 80-foot deep waterways linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, plus harbor dredging for Chicago and Duluth. It concludes the 21-foot option offers greater value, while the 80-foot route would enable larger sea-going vessels on the lakes.
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Duluth
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Mohawk Valley
Chamberlains Talk Guards Guerrilla War Stop Policy
London reports from the House of Commons detail Liberal amendments urging early announcements on liberty and property for surrendering races in South Africa. Chamberlain outlines three aims: end guerrilla war, set up crown governance, and pursue eventual self government with Milner as governor for Orange River and Transvaal colonies.
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Boers Press for End to War Amid Civilian Suffering
Dispatches report Boers drive women and children from homes as kin refuse to fight further. Se A British relief brings 40 distressed women and children to safety. Later, De Wet’s main force faces pressure while Knox captures the Krupp gun. Kruger welcomed in The Hague as talks start with Wilhelmina in London denials about formal annexation notification.
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Defeat of Biennial Election Amendment Referenced
In Des Moines Iowa the legislature defeated the constitutional amendment for biennial elections in a manner that could void the measure. The constitution requires full journal coverage of submitted amendments. the senate journal is complete but the house journal only lists the title of the resolution.
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Dec
Senate
House
Iowa Telephone proposes quadrupling capital for underground wires
Davenport Iowa directors of the Iowa Telephone Company now merged with Central Union plan to raise capital from 1 million to 4 million dollars. Funds will finance underground wires and improved service across Iowa cities. In New York Tod Sloan and Phil Daly Jr settled a wing shooting match at Interstate Park Los Angeles with Daly winning forty three to Sloan forty two.
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Iowa Telephone Company
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Iowa
New York
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L. A
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Miner Died in Winchester at Age 92
Hon. FE. G. Miner died Tuesday night in Winchester at the age of 92. Born in Brat ford Vermont, he moved to Illinois in 1882 and settled in Scott county where he served in many offices of trust.
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Ill
G. Miner
Miner
Bratford
Illinois
Scott County
Trial Record From Lafayette Dare Case
In Lafayette Indiana a man named William Cottrell faced trial on a dare related to a quixotic dispute. The proceedings reveal a cautious verdict process as prosecutors seek a guilty finding amid unclear evidence and local tensions surrounding the B ile county case.
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Ind
William Cottrell
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