The York Trial of Richard Parker Continues In Court
In York the trial of Parker continues with Foster and Parker's complicity in Bellingham’s murder examined. Mary Lockwood, Jack Meadows, and Morley Meadows figure prominently as witnesses while the jury weighs motive and remorse amid shocking revelations.
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York
Richard Parker
Foster
France
Cafe d'Or
Paris
Parker
Stephen Bellingham
Yorkshire
Faun
Mary
Jack Meadows
Morley
Jack
Bellingham
Castle of York
Ritchard Parker Hadeen
Bellinghan
Mary Lockwood
Meadows
Leather-Bell Inn
Star and Garter
Kirkstall
John Meadows
Squire Betlingham
Hoarth
Joe
Italian cradle songs and the lullaby culture observed
The article describes Italian cradle songs and rocking traditions, noting low woolen cradles in Calabria and the mother’s lullaby as essential to soothing infants. It parallels practices in other regions, highlighting cantilenas, promises of gifts to children, and the deep cultural habit of singing to sleep.
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Hubler
Sanpy
Italy
Gentleman's Magazine
Calabria
Seismic Shock Kills and Injures Hundreds in Guerrero
A violent earthquake struck Chilpancingo Guerrero and echoed to Chilapa and Mexico City with likely 300 dead and many injured. The parish church collapsed trapping worshipers as telegraph lines were damaged. Troops aided rescue while Chilpancingo residents camp outside as Pan American delegates faced alarm.
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City of
Mexico
Guerrero
Chil- Pancingo
Federal Telegraph Office
Ibis City
Chilpancingo
War Department
pan-American Congress
Chilapa
Chilpancinga
Six Firemen Injured in Wrack in Chicago
Chicago, Jan. 20. While responding to an alarm last night six firemen were hurled from a wagon when an axletree broke. Two men were buried beneath the wagon and severely injured. One may die.
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Chicago
Fire Department
Illinois State Farmers Institute Meeting Dates Set
The Illinois Farmers Institute will convene in Rockford from February 18 to 21. County institutes across Illinois send delegates, with growing interest in recent years.
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Linois Farmers Institute
Rockford
Illinois State Farmers’ Institute
Ilinois
Senate and House Debates Mark Philippine and Pension Topics
The Senate opens on the Philippines with Hoar urging a committee to probe administration. Lodge and Carmack counter. In the House, the pension bill advances while Rixey’s plan to open the soldiers’ home to ex Confederates draws strong opposition. The next day a naval reserve debate stirs wide range discussions.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Philippines
Hoar
Massachusetts
Lodge
Horr
Philippine Committee
Carmack
Mason
Ilinois
Cuba
House
Rixey
Virginia
Gardner
Michigan
de Armond
Missouri
Lamb
Richmond
Hale
Maine
John Hay
Hall of Representatives
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Payne Steps Into Office Wisconsin Nominee for Postmaster General Succeeds Emory Smith
President Roosevelt presided over a ceremony at the White House in the cabinet room as Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin was sworn in as postmaster general in the presence of the full Wisconsin delegation Governor Durbin Senator Hanna and other friends Emory Smith the retiring postmaster general and Mrs. Roosevelt were also present The oath was administered by Chief Justice Fuller Payne received congratulations and a private audience with the president An anecdote about Winston Churchill and General Tucker is included along with a wry moral about rights in marriage
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Wisconsin
Emory Smith
Washington
Jan
Congress
Durbin
Indiana
Hanna
Henry C. Payne
White Houses
Fuller
Chas
Roosevelt
Payne
Secunderbad
Churchill
Saskatchewan settlers praise new land as thriving homestead
A letter from Rosthern dated July 8 1900 from Saskatchewan settlers formerly of Springfield Bonhomme County South Dakota reports strong 1899 crop after new breaking and a promising 1900 yield. They note wheat about twenty bushels per acre oats barley and root crops thriving and hail the country as favorable for poor men starting anew. Signed by Schultz Goshen Gors Dirks Unry Uny and Ratznef all from South Dakota United States.
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United States
Rosthern
Frank Pedley
Saskatchewan
Springfield
Bonhomme County
S. Dakota
Acra
Dakota
John F. Schultz
H. A. Goshen
3. Gors
B. H. Dirks
C.D. Unry
P. Unry
A. Ratznef
South Dakota, U.S. A
Miles of Potatoes and a Seed Co Expansion
The John A Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin, a leading seed potato grower, bought 21900 acres of potato land signaling vast future production. Advertisements tout cures and tonics, a Home seekers trip in early 1902, and brief moral musings.
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John A. Salzer
Not in the Trust and Kansas Drops in State Stats
A section rails at trust advertising and touts Defiance Starch products. Kansas State Board of Agriculture data highlight Kansas lead in wheat and corn values 1896–1900, per capita wealth, and rail ties for 1901 prospects.Santa Fe ties Kansas prosperity to regional growth amid auctioned farm listings and marketing quips.
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Defiance Starch Company
Magnetic Starch Co
Omaha Ch
Kansas
Kansan
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
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