Riots, earthquakes, and a Russia Jewish massacre fear
News brief notes an array of incidents from Dec 26 including a courtroom battery case in Illinois, a fatal shooting in a family quarrel, an earthquake felt across St Lawrence county New York, and a planned international effort to avert Jewish persecution in Russia. Also reports a pugilist killed in Francisco and a train collision injuring passengers in Indiana.
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Various 1900s Editorial Snippets Prompt Public Debate
A collage of editorial lines mocks political figures and events. Jabs at Speaker and President, Tolstoy, Bryan, Roosevelt, and others appear alongside quips about an anarchist hunt, Missouri boodlers, and a sunspot remedy. The items showcase humor and opinion from multiple papers.
Far East Tensions Reported Over Japan Russia Talks
Reports from London and Tokyo describe Russia’s cautious stance in negotiations with Japan over the Far East. A potential shift could meet Japan's aims while avoiding abrupt talks termination. Rumors suggest possible Hague arbitration, though seen as unlikely. Meanwhile unrest grows in San Domingo with Jiminez supporters, and Colon, Panama celebrates Britain recognizing the Republic, while U S ships prep for Manila service and possible emergency deployments.
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Sheriff Organize Against County Salary Bill in Ohio
Sheriffs from about thirty Ohio counties met at the Great Southern and named an executive committee to press their interests in the coming legislature and oppose passage of a county salary law. The committee includes John A. Wright Dayton chairman George A. Karb Columbus secretary Richard Gilson Steubenville G P Chambers Toledo and P C Sells Marion. The action was unanimous.
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Trade conditions review shows December gains and winter pauses
A R G Dun & Co review notes December earnings up 66 percent from last year due to improved operations after storms. Rail traffic not seriously impeded, while coal mining and some idle plants pause. Markets anticipate orders resuming mid January with cautious buying for 1904. Manufacturing inventories rise as plants close for inventories. Cotton goods curtail output. raw materials rise. Shoe shops see few new orders. eastern wholesalers cautious. western retailers seek supplies.
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Electric railroad debate stalls car barns site offer
A Wooster city plan to locate streetcar car barns stalls as officials refuse a firm proposition. A board of trade committee weighs what citizens can pay and whether the railroad will accept a cheap site while other municipal needs, including a bond case and the grass and water issue, loom large. Also includes a testimonial for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and cautions about laxatives.
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