California Storm Leaves City in Rain and Ruin
A great storm along the southern coast caused City of Los Angeles flood damage exceeding $700,000. Winds up to sixty miles per hour knocked out telegraph and telephone lines, isolating LA and crippling rail, pier and shipping lines. One laborer died near Cajon Pass. total damage likely over a million dollars as rains reached up to 3.52 inches locally.
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Tos Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles
Cajon Pass
Chicago
San Francisco
Sudden end to Kansas anti trust suit testimony
The Kansas anti trust case against Santa Fe ended abruptly when Frank Monnett, for the state, moved to dismiss all Santa Fe officers subpoenaed. Cross exam revealed Healy was not the proper witness. Witnesses were dismissed as regular form, with depositions planned at Chanute and a return to Topeka.
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Kansas
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Frank Monnett
Santa Se
Healyuesday
Robert Dunlop
The
Healy
Monnett
Chanute
Officer Is Sentenced In Desertion Case
Washington reports the president approved the court martial sentence for Lieut Francis M Boone Nineteenth Infantry. Convicted at Vancouver barracks of desertion absence without leave breach of arrest and non payment of debts. Sentence reduced to one year imprisonment, confinement at Alcatraz California designated as place of confinement.
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Washington
Francis M. Boone
Nineteenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
War Department
Alcatraz
Cal
Nurse Mabel Hermald wounded near hospital ambush
Miss Mabel Hermald, a nurse at the hospital for the insane in Gartonville, was wounded by a rifle shot fired from ambush Tuesday night. She and her escort were walking to the hospital. Authorities withheld her statements. The knee wound is serious and the case remains shrouded in mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Jil
Mabel Hermald
Gartonville
Six Men Rescued From Flood At Elkhart Plant
Six workers nearly drowned when a flood swept away the race bank and damaged the Corn Electric and hydraulic plant in Elkhart Indiana. The men were pulled under debris and rescued with great difficulty after being drawn under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Corn Electric and Hydraulic
Barrowly
Race Bank
Two Die of Asphyxiation in Chicago Flat Accident
Mrs Samuel Friedman and her brother in law Para Friedman died of asphyxiation in their Chicago flat when a gas plate gas supply hose detached causing a gas leak. The incident suggests an accidental malfunction in the gas supply line leading to fatal exposure.
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Chicago
Samuel Friedman
Para Friedman
Friedman
Burglars Loot Mattoon Clothing Store for $400
In Mattoon NL burglars Tuesday blew a safe in Louis Katz’s clothing store, securing 400 dollars before escaping. No injuries reported. Police search for suspects.
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Mattoon
Louis Katz
Sioux City Stock Market Update
Tuesday quotations from Sioux City stock market include Butcher steers at 4005.15 dollars and Yop days at 4.90 dollars. The fragment notes a fluctuating market and specific commodity prices in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Uesday
Kentucky Giant Dead at Home Near Sterling
Joe Craig, Kentucky's tallest man at seven feet eight inches and over 400 pounds, died Tuesday at his home near Sterling. He toured with circuses and visited museums across the country, gaining fame as the state's largest man.
Wisconsin's Big Man Succumba at St Mary's Hospital
Rhinelander man Charles Gaxtrom dies in Oshkosh Wisconsin after injuries from a recent incident. He stood about six feet tall and weighed nearly 300 pounds as officials described him in the hospital report.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wiss
Charles Gaxtrom
Rhinelander
Wis
St. Mary's ‘Hospital
Ifeway
Unwilling Witness in Cordova Trial Absurd Elopements
In New Brunswick New Zealand the trial of J I Cordova former Conklin Methodist pastor began with Miss Jain Bowne an unwilling witness. Bowne who twice eloped with Cordova remains jailed and refuses bail while Cordova admits possible punishment if Bowne is harmed.
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Cordova
New Brunswick
N. Z
J. I. Cordova
Conklin Methodist Episcopal Church of
South River
Jain Bowne
Washington
Miss Bowne
Fighting the Beef Trust in Chicago Opens March 20
The Daily News reports a federal grand jury will probe the alleged beef trust beginning March 20 in Chicago. Independent packers led by Schwartzchild & Sulberger seek to expose terms before the public, with principal plants in Kansas City and operations in Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Daily News
Ts Independent
Special
Federal Grand Jury
Schwartzchild & Sulberger
Kansas City
New York
Fire destroys Glass Block in Mankato
A large fire in Mankato Minnesota Thursday evening leveled the Glass Block, one of the city’s largest structures. Adjacent buildings sustained damage as firefighters, aided by falling snow, staved off a larger blaze. Loss is estimated at 150000 dollars, partly insured.
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Mankato, Minn
T He
Train Collision Near Fountain Injures Several
A Missouri Pacific southbound passenger train on the Denver and Rio Grande route collided with a northbound Denver and Rio Grande train near Fountain Colorado Springs Monday. Conductor J J Creighton of the dining car and Charles R Richardson of Buffalo New York among those seriously injured. Mrs Richardson also injured with others reported.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Itio Grande
Denver and
Rio Grande
Fountain
J. J. Creighton
Charles R. Richardson
Buffalo
N. Y
Funeral of Senator William Brinage Bate in Nashville
Impressive simple services held in the hall of the House of Representatives over the remains of United States Senator William Brinage Bate. Participation by the legislature state officials united confederacy bivouates the state guard and the Washington congressional escort. The body lay in state at the capitol Sunday viewed by 25 000 persons.
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Nashville
Tenn
United Confederacy
State Guard
Washington
House of Tepresentatives
United States
William Brinage Bate
Capitol
Woman Murder Mystery Shocks Marysville Cal
The charred remains of Mrs. Joseph Nance were found Monday in her burned Marysville home on the outskirts. Her husband was arrested, with investigators probing the case. Reports say shots were heard Sunday evening and Nance may have borrowed matches at a neighbor’s house. Authorities believe the woman was murdered to hide the crime.
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Marysville
Cal
Joseph Nance
Nance
Wind Changes Save Ellendale From Prairie Fire
A prairie fire threatening Ellendale North Dakota shifted when the wind changed direction Saturday. The blaze had started eighteen miles west and sped toward the town before turning south, burning thousands of tons of hay in its path.
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Ellendale
N. D
Ice Gorge Advances at Kittaning In 1500 Feet Rise
The first movement in the large ice gorge at Kittaning occurred Thursday night as the ice mass advanced about 1500 feet, sweeping away a bridge. Two people are missing and one man was severely injured due to the river rise.
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Pittsburg
Pas
Kittaning
Bank Vault Blown in Genoa Bank Robbery Case
Genoa Ohio witnesses report the Genoa Banking Company vault blown Sunday night by three unknowns who fled in a stolen buggy. A posse pursues them as $2,000 in cash and $50,000 in negotiable paper are said to have been secured.
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Genoa
Fire Claims Woman and Child in Baltimore Grocery Dwelling
A Monday blaze in a Baltimore grocery store and dwelling killed Mrs. Bennetta McCordis and her 4 year old child. A second child also died from burns sustained in the fire, officials reported.
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Baltimore
Bennetta McCordis
Earthquake Shakes Menomines Area Sunday Night
A seismic event in Menomines, Michigan was felt Sunday night, with houses shaken and several low rumbling reports heard across the area. No injuries or damage details were provided.
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Michigan
Menomines
Bank Heist in Benton Kentucky Nets $4000 Sunday Night
Four thieves blew the safe at a Benton Kentucky bank twenty four miles away during Sunday night action. They escaped with four thousand dollars, investigators report a bold robbery near town. No injuries were reported and state officers are pursuing leads.
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Padaers
Benton, Ky
No Open Session Fails to Discuss Treaty Debate
Washington records show an executive session motion by Teller to open doors for discussing the Sante Omin treaty and to exclude stenographer presence was defeated. The action aimed to seal debate and limit recording, leaving the session with restricted transcripts and ongoing talks about the treaty's terms.
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Washington
Moodiya
Teller
Moglish Army Estimates for 1906 06
London reports the army estimates for 1906 to 1906 showing a total of 140 million pounds, an increase of 4.9 million over prior estimates. The rise reflects a 6 million provision for artillery rearmament and related equipment.
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London
Enormous figures in Dig Battle casualties noted
The Japanese legation reports from Tokio dated March 12 give vast casualties and supplies. Prisoners exceed 40,000 with 26,500 Russian killed or wounded. trophies include two ensigns and sixty guns. Other figures list rifles, shells, grain, fuel, and transport wagons. A Yokio cable adds 41,222 enemy losses since February 26.
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Washington
Legation
Foreign Office
Tokio
Shakhe
Nakhinoff
Hing Wing
Yokio
Hunho
Gompers Blames NY Interborough Strike On Broken Agreements
President Samuel Gompers of the Federation of Labor told a Baltimore labor meet that the Interborough railway strike failed because workers violated their contracts with the company. He said honoring agreements is the vital aim of labor and that respecting contracts could have prevented the strike.
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Ballimore
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Interborough Railway
New York
Mr. Compers
A Denver Tragedy Ends In Bloodshed
In Denver Colorado a man driven by rage after losing a lawsuit aimed to murder Kill, his bitterest foe, and opened fire with a life. Three were killed, one missing, and three wounded, with at least two in serious condition. The violence left a trail of death and injury among the involved families.
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Denver
Colo
Kill
George Schistler
Kentucky Feudists Refused Writ in Murder Case
The Kentucky court of appeals refused the writ by the Hargis brothers of Breathitt County to bar the Fayette circuit court judge from presiding over their trial for complicity in the murder of Lown Marshal Cockrill of Jackson.
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Kentucky
Myankfort, Ky
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hargis Brothers
Breathitt County
Fayette Circuit Court
Lown Marshal Cockrill
Jackson
Ohio racing official James W. Fleming commits suicide
James W. Fleming, longtime assistant secretary of the Ohio state board of agriculture and a director of the National Trotting Association, shot himself at his Columbus residence Saturday night. He had been in ill health.
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Ohio Racing
Killa
Columbus
James W. Fleming
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
National Trotting Association
To Test New Liquor Law in Indianapolis
The State Anti Saloon League plans a thorough test of the new saloon law in Indianapolis Indiana. It eyes petition drives in Center Township to secure majority voter support for driving intoxicants out of the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Anti Saloon League
Inedianapolis
Center Township
Slayer of Partner Guilty in Alberta Murder Trial
Charles Ning was found guilty of murdering his partner Maynard on a trail near Lesser Slave Lake. He faces a hangingsentence at Fort Saskatchewan on May 10, with an application for a reprieve filed.
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Edmonton
Charles Ning
Maynard
Lesser Slave Lake
Lort Saskatchewan
Fire damages seven story building in Philadelphia
A blaze at a seven story building on Seitbert Street in Philadelphia Saturday night caused about $100,000 in damage. Insurance coverage is estimated at roughly $75,000.
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Philadelphia
Pas
Seitbert Street
Harvard University Bequest From James CO Will
The will of James CO provides Harvard University with $200,000 as part of probate proceedings. The estate likely exceeds $1.5 million with the remainder going to relatives and friends.
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Harvard
New York
James CO
Harvard University
Collapse at Cleveland plant kills one injures three
In Cleveland Ohio August Oberg was killed and three other men injured when a floor collapsed at the Cleveland Machine and the Company building Saturday. About twenty men fell with the fall.
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Cleveland, Ov
August Oberg
Cleveland
Tuov
Man of Letters Henry Munn Dead in New York
Henry Munn journalistic writer for Scientific American dies at his New York home. Munn, a notable figure in science journalism, passed away in the city, drawing reactions from peers in journalism and science.
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Menry Munn
Journatiac
New Yorks
Tenury Noverass Munn
Witer
The
Scientific American
Otis
Attempted assassination targets St Petersburg Governor in Sukhum
Two men fired six shots at Col Progubaility, governor of the province of Utais, in Sukhum. He survived unscathed as bystanders reported the dramatic attack.
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St. Petersburg
Progubaility
Death May Be a Murder Near Milwaukee Railroad Tracks
John Hinkle, an elderly man, was found dead near the Milwaukee railroad tracks Saturday. An indentation on the back of his head raises the belief the man was murdered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Hinkle
Milwatckee
Fatal Stabbing at Sioux City Resort Over a Kiss
Joe St Pierre was stabbed to death at 8 o clock Sunday morning in Minmi Rebble resort at 506 Pearl Street Sioux City by George Coffey who surrendered to police. The men, both drinking, argued over Emma Rebble the resort owner after St Pierre kissed her. Coffey stabbed St Pierre in the heart after a scuffle. St Pierre died in the hallway. Coffey confessed to police. Emma Rebble notified officers.
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Sioux City
Joe St. Pierre
George Coffey
Minmi Rebble
Pearl Street
Coffey
St. Pierre
Emma Rebble
St Pierre
Missionary Convention Concludes in Sioux City
The northwest Iowa and South Dakota Methodist Episcopal conferences closed their joint missionary gathering in Sioux City with 900+ delegates. Resolutions urged active youth work, Sunday schools, and other church departments to raise funds and aid mission causes. Bishops Andrews Thoburn and McDowell attended as missionaries from various fields spoke, stirring strong mission spirit.
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Sioux City
Joint Missionary Convention
Northwest
Iowa
South Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Church
Guited
Andrews
Thoburn
McDowell
Farmer Loses Arm in Corn Sheller Accident
Lewis Anderson, a Stanhope area farmer near Webster City, lost an arm when his hand was drawn into a malfunctioning corn sheller. Rescue required breaking the machine and amputating the arm at the shoulder. it took about twenty minutes to free him.
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Lewis Anderson
Stanhope
Webster City
Child Burned in House Fire Tragedy in Grant
Mrs. Robert McCue of Grant returned home to find her child burned to a crisp and an older child asleep nearby as flames lapped the body. The blaze likely started from matches the child played with, and a moment’s delay could have proved fatal for both children.
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Robert McCue
Grant
Ames
Judge sentences Ireland for assault on non union machinist
Judge Bank in district court Saturday fined Arthur C. Ireland organizer for the American Federation of Labor 200 dollars and costs of about 1000 dollars for the assault on Avel Mathison a non union machinist last July. He is to stand in jail until the fine and costs are paid.
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Judge Bank
Arthur C. Ireland
American Federation of Labor
Avel Mathison
Fatal Train Strike Claimed Mrs Richards Near Lucas Depot
Mrs A C Richards proprietor of the Lucas Ledger was crossing the track near the depot when a westbound freight struck her and killed instantly. She was deaf and did not hear the approaching train. The fatality occurred Wednesday at the depot crossing in Lucas.
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A. C. Richards
Lucas Ledger
Midland Mander to Focus on Poultry and Pet Stock
A new Iowa publication named the Midland Mander will appear soon. It will be devoted to poultry raising and pet stock and will cover Northwest regional poultry interests.
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Iowa Falla
Town
Not Guilty in Prairie Chickens Case Against Stranges
Sioux City men Joseph Strange Pred W Strange and C C Strange were charged with violating game laws for possessing about two dozen prairie chickens and quail out of season. A jury found them not guilty after the deputy warden reported the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Strange
W. Strange
C. C. Strange
Sioux City
GC. Roubs
Man Slaughter Verdict Recorded in Oskaloosa Trial
After twenty six hours the Oskaloosa jury returned a verdict at 1 oclock Sunday forenoon finding Marshall Fielding guilty of manslaughter for the killing of his wife near Buxton last October.
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Oskaloosa
Marshall Fielding
Buxton
Judge Wade's Father Dead in Iowa Telegram
A telegram from Congressman Wade announced the death of his father Michael Wade in Daugherty Butler County. Wade was a prominent farmer in Butler County for many years.
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Judge Wade
Iowa City
Congressman Wade
Michael Wade
Daugherty
Butler County
Wade
John Bloom Acquitted of Murder Charge at Clarinda
The jury in the John Bloom case left the courthouse Friday afternoon and returned at nine with a verdict acquitting him on grounds of temporary insanity.
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John Bloom
John Loom
Clarinda
Veteran Jurist Judge Wakefield Dies in Sioux City
Judge George W. Wakefield aged about 00 years, veteran jurist and former leader in Lowe legal circles, died Friday night at 805 Ninth Street Sioux City after two months of ill health from liver cancer. Pioneer in Town’s Fourth district, he served nineteen years on the bench and earned wide respect from Sioux City and local lawyers.
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Wakefield
Sioux City
George W. Wakefield
District Court
Lowe
Judge Wakefield
Ile
Seerley Assailant Krekel Arrested in Insanity Case
George Krekel of Turlington was arrested after an attempted assassination of Ton Seerley. Found notebooks denounced Seerley, claiming he is a national hypnotist whose power would enslave people. Krekel to be sent to commissioners of the insane for possible asylum commitment.
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George Krekel
Turlington
Ton
John J. Seerley
Seerley
Krekel
Tama
Mar. Seerley
Asylin
Dollar a load for wheat fires draw crowds as grain burns
A crowd gathers at a Down er Bhifts elevator where wheat is sold for a dollar a load after a fire destroyed nearly half a million dollars worth of property. The Trans Mississippi Grain Company announc ed the unsalvaged grain would be sold at that price, drawing hundreds to the scene as wagons were backed into the burning grain and horses panicked.
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Downer Bhifts
Trans- Mississippi Grain Company
Diamond Robber Marries Principal State Witness
Frank Shercliffe a diamond robber and principal witness for the state in the Tom Dennison case wed Anna May Bergstrom of Des Moines in Marshalltown after noon Saturday. They faced parental opposition and separate hotel stays before a marriage license was granted after Susie Byrnes supplied an age affidavit.
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Tom Dennison
Frank Shercliffe
Marshalltown
Anna May Bergstrom
Des Moines
Susie Byrnes
Well Digger Injured in Farm Well Accident
On a farm four miles north of Harlin John Johnson was injured while digging a one foot well. The bucket fell from the windlass hook and struck his shoulders as it rose, leaving him conscious but unable to move his legs and apparently paralyzed.
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Harlin
John Johnson
Fle
Ile
Jolson
Disappearance of Gilbertville Resident Stuns Town
Valentine Heinen, a retired farmer living with his daughter east of Waterloo in Gilbertville, vanished mysteriously and defied all search efforts. The town offers no reason or explanation for his disappearance.
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Valentine Heinen
Gilbertville
Waterloo
Blackleg Appears In Troy Bros Cattle Near Oskulovan
Blackleg has appeared among the Troy Bros herd near Oskulovan. Although deaths are not yet reported, local cattlemen fear spread. Veterinary surgeons are trying inoculation to prevent further cases.
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Troy Bros
Oskulovan
Improvements in Ackley Heating Plant Planned
Improvements in the Ackley heating, aid electric lighting plant are planned for spring. The work will bring new builders, dynamos and other components to create an up-to-date power and heating system for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Serious Bank President Injured in Overnight Accident
Frank M. Leet, president of the Commercial Bank at Amdubon, was found unconscious in the yard after a fall on Saturday night. Mrs. Leer, returning from a church, discovered him beside the home. the cause of the accident remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Leet
Amdubon
Tis
Big Wire at Lowa City Gutted Sunday
Fire gutted the Big Wire building in Lowa City Sunday evening, damaging Mire and Vetter's atgry goods store and Luss, with initial estimates around $64,000 in losses. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa City
Vetter
Farmer injured at Sloan farm in Woodbury County
Charles Sloan was seriously injured Monday afternoon on his father Oliver Sloan’s farm in Woodbury County and was brought to Samaritan Hospital in Sian City at 10 PM after he was treated on site and operated on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury County
Charles Sloan
Oliver Sloan
Samaritan Hospital
Sian City
Luevine
Temple Lincoln Lodge No 42 Votes to Build Temple
At Clinton a special meeting of Temple Lincoln Lodge No 42 voted unanimously to erect a large temple in the city. Work on the structure will begin within a few weeks and the project is expected to progress rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Clinton
United States Senate Special Session Opens With Fairbanks Chair
The U S Senate convened in a special session with Vice President Fairbanks presiding and receiving a warm welcome. Executive session followed to address the Santo Domingo treaty, with messages from the President and nominees including Charles Treat and Charles W Anderson discussed for key posts. The Foreign Relations Committee advanced amendments to the treaty, provoking sharp exchanges and party line votes as Morgan and allies protested further consideration.
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Senate
Fairbanks
Islland
Mossige
Committee On Foreign Relations
Preng
United States
Charles
P. Treat
New York
Charles W. Anderson
Alston G. Dayton
West Virginia
John Ridgely Carter
Maryland
London
Craig W. Wadsworth
Louis Winstein
Williams Blumenthal
Paris
Charles I. Treat
Internal Revenue
Treat
Anderson
Roosevelt
San Domingo
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Frye
Lodge
Clark
Wyoming
Pornaker
Spooner
Wean
Morgan
Bacon
Money
Q Clark
Montana
McCreary
Collleagues
Vanderbilt eyed for ambassadorship and turmoil in government
In Washington reports say Cornelius Vanderbilt is slated for the ambassadorship to Germany while Secretary Hay and Minister Corea sign an extradition treaty with Nicaragua. The Senate ratifies an international treaty as other officials resign or are appointed, courts face delays, and local entitlements trigger revised Civil War era bond interest figures.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Germany
Hay
Corea
United States
Nicaragua
Senate
Frederick HH. Muttman
Cleveland
Ohio
War Department
Harper
Fort Wayne
Ind
James J. Reynolds
Boston
Massachusetts Republican State Committee
the Treasury
Robert B. Arnestrong
George W. Kirkman
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Niobrara
Neb
Hue
Supreme Court
Stanford Newel
Minnesota
Langue
Newel
David Jayne Till
Switzerland
Congress
American Group of
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News OF the Week
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George Krrekel
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