Hohenlohe Steps Down as German Chancellor
Berlin reports Emperor William accedes to Prince Hohenlohe’s request for relief from office. Prince von Buelow named chancellor and foreign affairs minister. The emperor thanks Hohenlohe in an autograph letter as speculation grows over new policy toward China and Prussian diet under the new leadership.
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Berlin
Reichs-Anzeiger
William
Prince Hohenlohe
Prince von Hohenlohe
Count von Buelow
Junker Squirearchy
Prince Hohenlohe-Schillingfuerst
China
Hohenlohe
Schleswig
Lippe-Detwold
Hohenlohe and von Buelow Fill German Leadership Roles
The text outlines Prince Hohenlohe’s chancellorship era starting 1894 after Caprivi’s resignation, his independence in political routines, and his close ties to European royalty. It also profiles Count Bernhard von Buelow, tracing his career from 1874 in the foreign service to foreign minister in 1897, highlighting Samoa diplomacy and his role as Kaiser's ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Caprivi
Prince Bismarck
Prince Hohenlohe
Germany
Grand Duke of
Baden
William
Hohenlohe
Count Bernhardt von Buelow
Miguel
Hohenloha
Foreign Office
Legation
Rome
Paris
Vienna
Bucharest
Baron von Bieberstein
Samoa
Six Injured in Vandalia Railway Collision Near Logansport
Six persons were injured in a collision between north and south bound Vandalia trains at Verona Station near Logansport Indiana. The wreck followed an open switch with both engines badly damaged but all coaches stayed on track. Passengers suffered bruises and burns with one man fatally scalded and injured.
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Logansport
Ind
Vandalia
Verona
James Price
H. J. McSheehy
Charles Schrier
Irvin Hutchinson
Robbers Hit Fond du Lac Postoffice In Fresh Raid
On the Fond du Lac postoffice in Fond du Lac Wisconsin October 19 robbers again raided the building an old target for safe blowers police said the men struck Tuesday night causing damage and theft of items from the office and surrounding area Notes indicate repeated incidents at this location over time Police are investigating and seeking suspects in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac, Wis
Fond du Lac
Brooklyn Clinches World Baseball Pennant Victory
Brooklyn wins the world baseball pennant and claims the Chronicle Telegraph trophy after defeating Pittsburg in the final game with a 6 to 1 score. Brooklyn earns half the gate receipts from the four decisive games marking their supremacy over Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brookyn
Bankrupt Wag ner reports $6000 liabilities in Racine
John C. Wagner, who recently tendered resignation as a Wisconsin assembly member, files a bankruptcy petition listing $6000 in liabilities and no assets. A year earlier he was reputed worth $15000 and ran a top restaurant but lost patronage. Also notes Samuel R. Morss and James Murdock returning from Europe after attending the Democratic national convention and visiting Paris.
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Racine, Wis
John C. Wagner
Schofield
Assembly
Wagner
Indianapolis
Samuel RB. Morss
the Sentinel
James Murdock
Lafayette
Europe
Morss
Paris
Dying 8-Year-Old Burns After Bonfire Incident
In Marion Indiana an eight year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Sheffield near Herbst, is dying from burns after a bonfire accident. Mrs Sheffield and an older daughter tried to extinguish the flames but failed. Nearby at Bunker Hill Illinois a prominent businessman J Skaer was killed when struck by a train near Alton on his way home from Altamont where he visited friends ahead of his wedding. Ohio Governor Nash issues requisition to New York for Harry H Stewart, wanted in Cleveland for murder of his three month old daughter.
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Marion
Ind
Matt Sheffield
Herbst
Sheffield
Bunker
Nash
Ohio
New York
Harry H. Stewart
Cleveland
Lafayette
David B. Hill
Chicago
Hotel Lahr
Hill
Opera House
A. B. Cunningham
Democratic County Central Committee
Stevenson
Lowville
N. Y
Adlal FB. Stevenson
John M. Quinn
Watertown
Senator
Tre
Clarence Kenyon
Lawson M. Harvey
Marion Club
Chicago market report shows hog and cattle prices and receipts
Chicago and East Buffalo stock market data list daily receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges for various grades. Includes St Louis and Milwaukee grain quotations and brief notes on market activity and steadiness across regions.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Bryan Tours New York State Swing Highlights Oswego Speech
Oscar mass meetings marked Hon. William J. Bryan's Empire State circuit with Albany to Utica stops and a notable Oswego rally in Washington square. Ex Senator David B. Hill spoke in Lafayette, Indiana as Stevenson tours New York met with strong crowds in Lowville.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William J. Bryan
Empire State
Albany
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Ohio
Washington Square
Bryan
D. B. Hill
Hoosier State
Governors Roosevelts Campaign Sparks Across Cities
Akron crowd cheers as Governor Roosevelt speaks from his train at 7 a.m. amid roaring engines. Canton greets him at Tabernacle for a morning address. Sioux Falls hosts Senators Hanna Frye with torches and overflow crowds at multiple venues. Beveridge speaks to a full Tomlinson hall in Indianapolis.
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Akron
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Canton
Tabernacle
Sioux Falls
Hanna
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Frye
New Opera House
Opera House
Mark
Sioux C Cty
Nebraska
Indianapolis
United States
Beveridge
Tomlinson Hall
Street Railway Boycott Spreads in Marion Indiana
At a Central Trades Council meeting the Union Traction company was named unfair to organized labor and a boycott is now in force. Delegates will push fines on patrons of the company as local unions report the stance. Discharges continue for workers who joined the International Street Railway Employes Union and signed to join. General Manager Henry denies firings for union membership.
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Marion
Ind
Central Trades Council
Union Traction Company
Indiana
International Street Railway
Transtion Company
Henry
Parker
Major Peterson dies of yellow fever in Havana
Havana reports Majtor Peterson Cuba chief commissary dies of yellow fever. His wife Mrs Peterson, who arrived from Cincinnati to nurse him, shot herself an hour after his death. Interred with military honors. Also noted are various other contemporary incidents across cities including Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
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Havana
Majtor Peterson
Cuba
Powder Price Debate Shapes Anthracite Strike Talks
Scranton reports say coal company representatives insist powder price be counted in the ten percent wage increase for contract miners. United Mine Workers leaders oppose linking powder costs to wages and vow another miners’ convention before any end to the strike. The operators post a ten percent raise until April 1 1901 with powder price adjustments to be discussed later.
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Scranton
Nichols
United Mine Workers
Hazleton Notes on Coal Strike And Labor Action
Hazleton reports no move toward ending the coal miners strike with President Mitchell silent awaiting a national executive meeting to declare the strike off. Operators' Scranton decision to weigh powder price in wage talks delays settlement and several Hazleton area companies have posted Scranton demands. A labor demonstration with Mitchell as speaker is planned next Monday, following earlier parade restrictions. Also dated notes cover the next Miners' National Convention to begin Jan 21 1901 in Indianapolis and a Milwaukee convention for a national holiday for the trade.
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Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
National Executive Board
Scranton
Reading Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Pardee & Co
Vanwyck Estate
A. Pardee & Co
Indianapolis
Wilson
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Howenlohe
von Buelow
German Empire
Bismarckian
Will
Pen
Moline
Ills
Robert Niessen
Frank Niessen
North
Lincoln Street
Davenport
Rock Island
Iowa
Clinton
Northeastern
Iowa ‘Teachers’ Association
Asada
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Detroit Grain
Detroit
Chicago Board of Trade
Bell
Cape Cod
Beeves
Bourke Cochran
Senator Daniel
Virginia
W. J. Houck
Frank B. Burke
George Farrar
Representative Carmack
Tennessee
Peterson
Volunteer Service
Cincinnati
Major Peterson
Robert Allison
Dr. Posey
Philadelphia
Butte
Mont
Henry Williams
W. Volker
Williams
Volker
Reform School
Montana
Murphysboro
Tus
Liquor Dealers’ League
Bartenders’ Union
Sherman
Washington
John Sherman
Pretoria
Burns
Tminois
Booge
Here
Duluth
Michigamme, Mich
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Imperial
Webster
Walton H. Holmes
Kansas City
American Street Railway Association
T. JD. Nichols
John T. Dempsey
Jed Dileher
Uinted Mine Workers
St. P
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Milwaukee and Superior Railway
Graneville
North Take
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Citizens Savings Bank
Josnin Kreik
Frank Stewart
Chas
H. Kren
I. M. Sprouns
Asst
Cart
M. Kren
I. R. Powers
Oppostte Oper House
Harwood
South Side
Mirsch
Baird & Bailey’s
O. F. Haight
Johnson's’ Bakery
Ashby
Nicola
M. L. Logan
H. Knecht
Bailey
B.& BR
A. S. Hays
Temple Building Dental
the Reynolds Gallery
Corree
Ther
O. J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Alberson's Grocery
Washington, Iowa
W. H. Butterfield
Orad'a Store
Washinaton Town
W. E. Anderson
Klein's
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
Fleet National Bank
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Marsh W. Bailey
City
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
W. KR. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
Meahine
J.T. Anderson
Washington County
Tings Bank
A. H. Wallace
A. White
Cashier
Buarr
C. M. Keck
Cash
First National Bank
Wm. Biastr
Dayton, Prop
Kkratehwil
la Crosse
Wis
Gunther
Flower Co
Oskaloosa
Lowa
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Conronatcotess Tate
R. F. Riley
Pasiofiide
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