German Relations and Samoan Question Depict Strained Ties
The Associated Press correspondent interviews Ambassador Andrew White on the Samoan dispute, U.S.-Germany trade talks, and the commercial treaty. The Agrarian party resists concessions, while hopes for a fair settlement persist. President McKinley’s message and von Barlow’s remarks promote friendship amid friction. A new smokeless powder test in Frankfurt draws high-level attendance but yields disappointing results.
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Carrier Pigeons at Sea Tests and Trade Objections
Paris January 15 reports French marine minister de Lanessan seeks details to test carrier pigeons on naval maneuvers and to keep squadron in contact with coast by a special pigeon service after successful experiments aboard trans atlantic ships. Reciprocity treaty with the United States faces opposition and amateur photographers at the exposition encounter shipping restrictions. Also notes unrest in Venezuela, a fatal accident in Merrill Wisconsin, and a mumps outbreak in LaCrosse with school disruptions.
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United States
Venezuela
Milk and Butter Dairymen Gather for Twenty Fourth Annual Meeting
The Triple State Dairymen’s Association holds its twenty fourth annual convention in Belvidere Illinois with nearly all state sections represented. Twenty thousand cans daily supply Chicago with milk while 160000 cartons meet bread needs. President Gutler presided with Elgin’s Joseph Newman delivering a ten minute response urging continued dairy collaboration and opposing oleomargarine coloring.
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Belvidere
Moon
Chicago
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Gutler
Joseph Newman
Elgin
United States
Wages of Sin The Teagedy in a Chicago Rooming House
Chicago police identify the bodies found in a West Madison lodging house as Jack Gutrell of Jonesboro and Mrs. Margaret Mickey of Marton Ind. The couple, who had traveled from Jonesboro to Italy, died by murder and possible suicide. Jealousy and a pledge to die together are among the theories.
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Margaret Mickey
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Italy
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Fetrell
Maus to Change Name to Fauvre in Indianapolis
Frank A. Maus a Indianapolis capitalist asks the circuit court to change his surname from Maus to Fauvre citing frequent mispronunciation as Mouse. He also seeks permission for his children to adopt the same surname Maus. Maus, a retired brewer valued at about two million dollars, states he is tired of being called Mouse and favors a pronunciation closer to Moss.
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Three Boys Drown as Ice Gives Way in Louisville
Three boys Richard French Thom as O'Brien and Charles Pachow drowned in a Louisville pond after ice broke. Also reported: mountain blast in Montana kills Peter Sullivan and Thomas Smith. Bryan denies a protective tariff letter. pottery combine prices to rise. Affleck arrested for $10,000 city funds theft. Felix Morris dies at 58. Prussia hires female factory inspectors. Paris exposition tickets total 65 million. Wood, a Hot Springs theatrical figure, dies. Legion of Honor crown given to Lepy By Gourd.
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Death of Earl of Ayn reported in front line melee
London dispatches confirm the death of Earl of Ayn Lord Dufferin's son, after being wounded and unconscious on the field. Buller reports capture of a river crossing at Potgieter's Drift with the Tugela flooding, and British casualties at Ladysmith numbered 125 killed and 249 wounded. Letters from the front recount vivid scenes including a lancer saving a comrade and a ranger engagement at Talana Hill.
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Two Newspar Men Shot At The Post Office Office
Frederick G Bonfils and H H Tammen proprietors of The Evening Post were shot Saturday by attorney W W Anderson in the Denver office. Both wounded men walked to carriages home, Anderson arrested later. Polly Pry present. Anderson claims self defense after Bonfils and Tammen attacked him.
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Snow blocks logs boost Wisconsin lumber outlook
Snow fell across northwestern Wisconsin and other areas on Saturday night, easing the log and sawmill bottlenecks. The heavy fall promises steadier hauling and a healthier season for loggers, wood dealers, and mills, with relief from a looming hardwood famine in Manawa and nearby regions.
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