Preservation Versus Auction of Old Patent Office Models
The Weekly Tribune argues against selling 157 000 obsolete patent models as a cost saver. It notes most items expired patents and that records remain, urging preservation for study and historic value rather than destruction. The piece also reflects on memory and place through a London anecdote about Melchior Anderegg’s guiding feat.
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Commission
The
Patent Office
O’brien
Boston Herald
Washington
Melchior Anderegg
Metringen
Berne
London
Leslie Stephen
T. W. Hinchuff
London Bridge
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Mr. Hinchliff
Melchoir
Chancery Lane
International Maritime Conference to Convene in London
The December conference will gather leading maritime powers in London to finalize a permanent prize court and other naval reforms from the Hague peace congress. Rear Admiral Charles H Stockton will speak for the American navy alongside Prof. George G Wilson of Grown University, with experts in international law.
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London
The
Hague
Troy
N. Y
Charles H. Stockton
George G. Wilson
Grown University
Saving the Game and the Rise of Protective Legislation
The article notes a shift toward scientific protection of remaining game and calls for more education. It warns that cheaper guns have increased undisciplined hunting and record chasing. It cites the New Orleans Times-Democrat on widespread law evasion and scarce wardens making prosecutions hard.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Sullivan Preaches Temperance at Fifty
John L. Sullivan, famed pugilist, uses his fifty year mark to urge temperance saying to avoid liquor in all cases. The Troy Times notes his moralist role and notes modern pirates in Chilean waters as a reminder of changing threats but atmospheric, not sensational.
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John L. Sullivan
John
Nquor
Troy
N. Y
Chilean
South
Caribbean
Balloon race compared to matrimony in uncertainty
A writer likens taking part in a balloon race to marriage, noting contestants never know where they will finish. The remark emphasizes the unpredictable nature of both endeavors and the shared element of uncertainty.
Iowa News: Mixed Local Reports From Chariton to Des Moines
Evangelist Oscar Lowry converts over four hundred at Chariton revival. A.B. Russ hog cholera loss near Buffalo Center saved by government serum except two. Rev Mack Pursley guilty of assault in Des Moines. Town sells Fort Des Moines camp 169 acres for 28210 to Mr Ford. Mansfield trial in Marshalltown ends with acquittal across nine ballots. Numerous other local items include fires, crimes, births, deaths, and civic actions across Iowa.
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Oscar Lowry
Chariton
A. B. Russ
Buffalo Center
Mack Pursley
Gabrielle Harris
Fort Des Moines
Ford
Fifty-Sixth Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Fort Dodge
Carroll
Fred Bailey
Thompson
Milan
Jones
Boone
D. C. Curl
Oakland Mills
Burlington
Amber
Anamosa
Nahan J. Streckel
Brotherhood of America Supreme Office of
Mason City
Ward Street
Ottumwa
A. C. Leighton
Marshalltown
Edward Henry
Mathias Skere
Bradshaw
Cris Bitker
Thomas Hill
Clear Lake
Bitker
Harry S. Pierce
Council Bluffs
Idaho
Mayne
Pierce
Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
Centerville
Eagle Lodge
Murray
Nsurlington
Here
Frank Dedina
Mike Cummings
Albert Dedina
Vince Nayatal
Frank
Des Moines National Bank
Security Loan and Trust Company of
Des Moines
Sixth
Walnut Streets
News Notes Of A Week Condensed In A Busy World
A broad sweep of headlines covers personal fortunes, legal cases, political moves, and notable events. Gov elect Shallenberger fractures a leg during Shriners initiation. John D Rockefeller testifies in the Standard Oil dissolution suit. Ray Lamphere and Belle Gunness related cases appear. Taft to call tariff session. and a tobacco deal worth about 14 million dollars closes in Louisville.
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Tom L. Johnson
Euclid Avenue
A. C G. Shallenberger
Nebraska
Shriners
Peter van Vlissingen
Chicago
Joliet
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Ferriss
New York
Oil Trust
Standard
United States
Warry
Reardon
Arthur Spencer
Kansas City
Federal
Leavenworth
Kaw
O. M. Carter
Mexican Brick and Fire Clay Company
Mexico
W. R. Ridgely
National Bank of Commerce
Emily Crane Chadbourne
R. T. Crane
Sims
W. J. Bryan
San Antonio
Tex
Root
G. W. Burton
Tricity State Bank of Madison
Taft
Congress
Elkins
Catherine Elking
Duke d'Bruzzi
Rollo T. Sturgis
Abe Raymer
Springfield
Race Nots
Theolo Blan
Adolf Stocker
Reichstag
America
Louisville
Burley Tobacco Society
American Tobacco Company
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Laporte
Anstiss
Marr
Malcolm Stewart
Duluth
Universal Milling Company
Starch Trust
House
Ways and Means
England
Herbert Grigg
Cline Wheeler
Walter Zeller
William . Read
Vineland
N. J
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Emma Kauffman
Sioux Falls
Alphia M. Shevaler
Horn Will
Lincoln Frost
Lincoln
Neb
Tam Moora Distilling Company
Bardstown
Wilhelmina of Holland
Brent Woodall
University of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Howard Gould
Bischof
Supreme Court of New York
Pratt City
Ala
Ind
Lamphere
Belle Guunness
Sophie Eastman
Carter Harrison
Asheville
N. C
Baker St. Edwards
Norfolk
Indianola
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Malone
Massachusetts
New Haven
Boston & Mualne
Loring
George A. Burnham
Detroit
Mich
Morgan & Wright
St. Clair Flats
Hawaii Shimbo
Honolulu
Japan
Wright
Ways and Means Committee
Philippines
Foot and Mouth Quarantines Spark Western New York Outbreak
Federal and state authorities quarantine Pennsylvania and New York amid foot and mouth disease. East Buffalo stock yards close as contagion prompts sweeping restrictions affecting farms and transport.
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New York
Pennsylvania
East Buffalo
Cairo
McShinley
Catro
Mounds
Mound City
Villa Ridge
Ugh Thompson
Danville
Frederick Garrison
Eileen Orme
London
Morris Hood
Bridport
Kobe
Reuben Crown
Joseph
Pittsburg
Kate Cigrand
Chicago
Jacob Cigrand
Rockford
Cummins Opened Senate Race Fifteen Years Ago
Des Moines Iowa November 24 1893 Al bert B Cummins the candidate whose long senatorial bid began fifteen years ago is elected United States senator by the Iowa legislature in a special session. Warren Garst will be sworn in as governor and deliver an inaugural address before adjournment.
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John Wieneth
Kensett
Anna Wichmeier
Gladbrook
J. P. Frater
Dubuque
Towa
Wes Culver
Pomeroy
Will Holmes
Boone
Thomas Folsom
Postville
Des
Maines
Ed Adams
Frank, Barnes
Aaron Peterson
Chariton
W. P. Peterson
Cummins
Mobridge
S. D
N. L. Nelson
Clarion
Iowa
Oskaloosa
J. E. Freener
Preston
Supreme Court
George Stevens
Cole,ll
H. Green
Marquette
Neb
Indianola
E. W. Beard
George Neil
Slater
United States
Leavenworth
Kans
McPherson
McGregor
Mississippi
Ohio and Mississippi River Navigation Company
Upper Mississippi
Sherman Morris
Rank Shereliffe
Minneapolis
Shereliffe
Des Moines
Alphis
National Guard Magazine
National Guard Associations
W. T. Chantland
Vitty-elvth Iowa
W. H W. Miller
Meckenry
Miller
Madison
Ap Anditer
Jefferson County
Labaugh
N. Crumley
Crumley
Lysle Gonse
Magcntine
Marc Goldberg
Des Moines Mann
Trote
Albert B. Cummins
Senate
James F. Wilson
Governor Cummins
Warren Garst
Garst
Scott M. Ladd
Sarst
Wil
State House
No General Revision Yet on American Finance
Washington, D. C. November 24. The national monetary commission foresees no general revision of the American financial system at the coming session of Congress. It expects some corrective law addressing banking administration evils after its preliminary meeting and hearings. The commission traveled to Paris and Berlin to hear currency and economic authorities and will present testimony to the Sixty-first Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
National Monetary Commission
Can ‘Eason
Monetary Commission
Paris
Berlin
Tts
Campaign fund reports show wide donor base in Taft era
Albany November 24 George B Sheldon treasurer of the republican national committee filed the Msb of contributions for the recent national campaign. It lists 12 380 contributors with total contributions of 1 579 b7s 27 subject to amendment. The largest gift was 110 000 by C P Taft brother of the president elect Taft.
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Republican Campaign Fund
Albany
N. Y
George B. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
C. P. Taft
Taft
Tornado Kills Several Near Piney Ark
A Russellville dispatch says a tornado swept Piney ten miles west of Russellville yesterday killing between twelve and twenty people and injuring many others. No identities or exact counts are known yet, with reports still unclear as officials gather details.
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Little Rock
Ark
Russellville
Piney
Pope’s jubilee gifts honor global church objects
Rome November 24 The pope inaugurated a world wide display of church objects and received gifts to mark his priesthood jubilee. Among items from America a solid gold chalice stands out from the Cann Association of Churches in Philadelphia.
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Rome
America
Cann Association of Churches
Philadelphia
Japanese Sealer Sun Maru Fined in Alaska Case
Seattle reports Judge Retz of Alaska fined crew members of the Japanese sealer Sun Maru for seal poaching. Convicts face $52,400 total penalty or $100 per man. Japanese plan appeal. Capture occurred as two sealing vessels were seized near Sheust on, one resembling a revenue cutter. Alternative: 300 days to jail at Valdez.
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Seattle
Wash
Judge Rete
Alaska
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