Memorial to Cushman Kellogg Davis Ex Sen of Minnesota
St Paul reports Cushman Kellogg Davis longtime U S senator and chair of the foreign relations committee died after a two month illness at his home. A biographical sketch chronicles his birth in Henderson New York in 182, early life, law career, Civil War service, political rise and passages as a state and U S senator, including key acts and his role in foreign policy and the Paris peace efforts. Funeral plans note a private service with state in mourning but no public oration.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
St. Paul
United States
Cushman Kellogg Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Cushman Keilogg Davis
Henderson
Jefferson County
N. Y
Waukesha
Davis
University of Michigan
Curb
Milwaukee
W Ragiall
Govey
Wisconsin
Linguoln
Army of the Tennessee
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Wild Volunteer Infantry
W. A. Ges
Minnesota
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Cha Tce McMillan
Souern
Blaine Felegation
Chicago
McMillan
Territories
Dakotas
Republican Legislative
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McKinsey
McKinley
Laura Bowman
Anna Malcolm Agnew
Volcaygo
Busness
Victoria
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Australia
Beach Island
New Britain
Senator Davis
Davs
Capitol
Guard of Honor
Catafalque
Terribly Burned by Lamp Fire at East Liberty Home
Mrs. Louisa Proeger of East Liberty street suffered severe burns when a lamp exploded from her clothing after an attack during a seizure. Her son Edward found and extinguished the flames. doctors reported the entire right side burned from neck to limb, but she rested and was declared out of danger the next morning.
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Louisa Proeger
East Liberty Street
J. E. Barrett
J. D. Beer
Dr. Beer
Edward Praeger
Washington Assertive Claim for a Place on the World Map
A brief line states Washington intends to demonstrate its rightful status on the global map, signaling a stronger international presence and recognition. The note emphasizes ambition and national identity without detailing具体 actions or dates.
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Washington
Mark Hanna Predicts Congress First, Without Chairman Jones
Mark Hanna continues to forecast congressional moves ahead of Chairman Jones. The tone suggests independent momentum in the planning stage, with Hanna publicizing expectations before formal committee guidance or official weights are stated.
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Mark Hanna
Congress
Jones
Congress to settle national problems and Christmas present
The speaker urges Congress to dedicate time to solving national issues while also addressing the major concern of Christmas presents. The message emphasizes balancing legislative duties with practical family needs during the holiday season.
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Congress
Republicans Face Existential Question in Congress
The text questions the Republican Majority's sense of responsibility and whether it will rise to the occasion or disappear, describing a lack of appalled action and implying potential collapse of the governing bloc.
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Congress
R. M
New Jersey Democrats Back Cleveland for Senate Seat
Several Democrats in New Jersey propose ex president Cleveland as a candidate for senator amid a Republican legislature. The country faces no immediate dissolution due to the current party balance.
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New Jersey
Cleveland
Reverend Heinel Resigns in Albany for Leechburg Post
The Rev Dr George M Heindel who left Wooster for Albany N Y nine years ago resigns due to Mrs Heindels illness to accept the pastorate of Hebron Lutheran church Leechburg Pa about 25 miles from Pittsburgh. He will begin duties on the first Sunday in January. His church has about 300 members, 300 in Sunday school with 225 baptisms during his tenure. The First Lutheran Church will meet next Sunday to act on the resignation. Church finances improved, mortgage reduced, and missions contributions reached 800. Best wishes accompany him to his new field.
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Wooster
G. M. Heinel
Albany
N. Y
Hendel
Albany Evening Journal
George M. Heindel
First Lutheran
Hebron Lutheran Church
Leechburg
Pittsburg
Heindel
First Lutheran Church
Roof Collapse Kills 13 at Glass Works in San Francisco
At the San Francisco and Pacific glass works a roof failed during a football game crowding 200 on the sheet iron roof. Thirteen died and about fifty were injured, some fatally. The disaster struck minutes after the game began, with rescuers racing to aid victims as furnaces burned. Police, fire crews, and hospitals struggled to treat the wounded amid chaotic scenes. Nearby the Innocents club promoters were sentenced in Berlin for a separate fraud case.
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San Francisco
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works
Fifteenth and
Bryant Streets
William Valencia
Tt. Barnwell
Carroll Harald
F. Newby
George Extell
Edwin Flahaven
M. “Ian Digina
J. A. Mulrooney
Thomas Rippon
Thomas Oakes
W. H. Hach- Stutz
Walter Greenfin
D. McHeorge Campbell
George Miller
Lewis Missiper
John Lane
L. E. Macauley
Wayne
J/Frechtler
Jesse Cohen
Clarence Week Ts
Harold Palmer
Martin Tray
Willida Youn Brough
Frei.Garity
R. Elling Map
Harr
Orrvillése
Weather Anford
University of Cali
James
Cleveland
Mare
Nba
St. Lukes Hospital
Wayne county teachers examinations schedule
The School Examiners of Wayne county will hold examinations in Wouos ter at the High School building on the first Saturday of each month except June and July. Boxwell examinations occur on the second Saturday of March and April. Boxwell Commencement is the third Saturday of June. The Board adopts Roar's Method in Education as a text book in Theory and Practice. JAS. L. ZARENG, Clerk, Creston.
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Wayne County
Wouoster
Hig
Boxwell
Roar
G. W. Goshorn
West Saly
C. W. Biddle
Marshallville
Jas. L. Zareng
Creston
Kly
Advertise in Taz REPUBLICAN 8S vhecribe for THE REPUBLIGAN
An advertising notice invites readers to place classified ads in the Taz REPUBLICAN newspaper. The notice emphasizes reach and local audience, urging quick submission to reserve space in upcoming issues of THE REPUBLIGAN.
Grand Ball at Orrin's circus given by American residents
The American residents in the city hosted a grand ball at Orrin's circus now a lavish ballroom. A large number of distinguished Mexicans attended along with President Diaz and his wife.
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City of
Mexico
Orrin's Circus
Diaz
Gardner Wins Featherweight Fight in 20 Rounds
In Wheeling on November 30 Eddie Gardner defeated Marty McCue in a 20 round decision at the Metropolitan Athletic Club. McCue repeatedly clinched and evaded punishment as Gardner earned crowd approval with the win.
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Wheeling
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Eddie Gardner
Marty McCue
McCue
Americans Ambushed Near Malalus in Bulacan Province
A detachment of the Third United States infantry was ambushed near Malalus Sunday. The Ladrones fired on the Americans, killing two privates and wounding three. Insurgents escaped into a swamp. rebels dispersed elsewhere and stores destroyed by General Grant's mounted scouts. Bates reports 33 insurgents captured, six of whom murdered seven people last spring. Also notes the death of Dr. Rufus P. Lincoln, eminent throat and lung specialist, after an appendectomy in New York. Remains of Captain George Washington Wilson, U S collector of internal revenue, buried at Green Wood cemetery with Masonic rites.
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Manilla
Third United States Infantry
Malalus
Ladrones
Bulacan
Grant
Bates
New York
Rufus P. Lincoln
Licoln
Frederick of
Germany
Lincoln
Garrison Captured and Boer War Mail Dispatches
London reports from Johannesburg dated November 28 detail the Dewetsdorp garrison of two guns and attached units surrendering on November 23 after heavy fighting. British losses include 15 killed and 42 wounded. General Knox advances threaten Dewet and Skrynu near Vaalbank, while Colonel Pilcher engages a loot convoy, with minimal British casualties.
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London
Johannesburg
Lord Roberts
Dewersdorp
Gloucestershire Regiment
Highland Light Infantry
Irish Rifles
Dewetsdorp
Knox
Cape Town
Dewet
Orange River
Hertzog
Mare
Pilcher
Dewetstorp
Steyn
Passenger Morse dies after mysterious city rail incident
Fort Wayne Indiana reports the death of Mr Morse a wealthy Frenont resident who perished after an incident on the Pennsylvania limits train near Swiney Park as investigators note a fractured skull and severed arm with indications of life. Separately Washington tests a Maine class six inch naval gun at Indian Head under service conditions achieving muzzle velocity of 3025 feet and 3138 feet at higher pressure deemed very superior for service.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Morse
Ned
St. Josh
Swinney Park
Washington
Indian Head Proving Ground
Thanksgiving Day Menu at Soldiers' and Sailors' Home
Thanksgiving at the Soldiers and Sailors' Home in Sandusky features a large feast with turkey, oysters, chipped beef, vegetables, baked goods, and beverages. The menu lists breakfast items including roast turkey, cranberry sauce, and jelly, plus supper of escalloped oysters, soda crackers, milk, tea, and coffee. Souvenir menu cards were given to members at dinner. The Century Club met Tuesday at Jacob Frick's home with Bert Dix presenting The Modern Newspaper. Next meeting is at Archer House parlors with Judge Critchuelt discussing Some Thoughts on Our Public Road System.
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W. H. Robison
Sandusky
Turkey
Century Club
Jacob Frick
Ibert Dix
Archer House
Critchuelt
Social gathering of B. B. C. Club at Miss Dunham home
About 25 members of the B. B. C. Club held a social at Miss Dunham's home three miles southeast of town on Wednesday evening. They gathered at Miss Eva Mc Ananes' home and rode out in Droz's picnic wagon. Fine refreshments were served and they returned to the city late, after one of the season's best socials.
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Dunham
Eva McAnanes
Droz
Explosion Kills Three as Nitroglycerin Fireworks on Riverbank
At Lea zerville West Virginia a group of about 20 youths built a driftwood fire along the Ohio river. While watching floodwaters one boy added a partially filled nitroglycerin can to the fire causing a massive blast. Three boys died and fourteen were wounded including Harmon Finley 13 Wille Davis 9 Robert Finley 12.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Leazerville
Ohio River
Harmon Finley
Wille Davis
Robert Finley
Harry and
Herman Arbogast
Will Nangle
Will Blackburn
Wiley Cusick
James Wons
Theodore
Alex Gilchrist
Charles Thomas
Ph Hahn
Thomas Kinney
Ae Rat
Joe Webb
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