Woman Held for Murder in Two Day Old Domestic Suit
Mrs Lulu Prince Kennedy bound over to the grand jury for first degree murder after shooting her husband Philip H Kennedy two days after he alleged their marriage was forced. Inquest revealed a hat linked a man who struck Kennedy. Kennedy’s brother Thomas was present.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Prince
Kennedy
C. Cross
Case Patten
Kansas City Blues
Lulu Prince
Patten
Westport
N. Y
A Warm Dinner Party in Dawson Sparks Complications
Seattle dispatch reports at a Dawson Christmas dinner tensions rise as conversations veer into unintended disputes during a warm gathering. The incident unfolds amid holiday cheer and social expectations, drawing attention from attendees and neighbors.
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Dawson
Seattle
Wash
The
Post Intelligencer
Berlin Money Markets Show Light Industrial Demand
Berlin money markets last week saw a rare case of light demand for industrial shares as private discount rates fell to 3 1/2 percent. Banks hold ample funds and investors favor interest bearing securities while public subscriptions flood state and industrial loans, including Hoechst bonds. Nachrichten indicated Saxon and Bavarian loans attract interest, with Americans notably quiet amid market distrust and North German Lloyd dividends eyed.
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Berlin
Bank of England
Frankfurter Zeitung
Farbwerke
Hoechst
New York
Associated Press
von Miquel
Northern Pacific
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
London Stock Exchange Quiet After London and Globe News
London stocks closed with a quiet but uncertain tone as creditors of the London and Globe corporation faced possible partial payments. American divisions led activity with gains in Union Pacific and other rail names while mining shares fell amid the London firm’s failure. Money was plentiful, with rates easing from 2-2.5% to 3-4% for three months.
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London
Stock Exchange
London and Globe Corporation
Mmited
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Reading First
New York Central
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
South Africa
Rand
Judge issues warrant in Leavenworth lynching scare
In Leavenworth Kansas Judge Moore issues a warrant for Fred Alexander the man alleged to have attacked Miss Roth yesterday. A large armed crowd gathered at the jail amid fears of a lynching but Alexander remained at Lansing awaiting safe transfer.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Willis Try Missouri Boxing Meets At St Joseph
St Joseph Missouri January 13 A new athletic club formed with Frank Hart as president plans major boxing contests this year. Quarters secured in central city with seating for several thousand. Prof A E Tozier, club matchmaker, is arranging with noted boxers for spring events.
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St. Joseph
Frank Hart
A. E. Tozier
Maritime congress urged for permanent national association
Brunswick Ga Jan 13. Eastern and western delegates to the national maritime congress vote to assemble here Jan 30 urging a permanent national association. The plan would restrict eligibility to businessmen and ship builders.
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Brunswick
National Maritime Congress
Ministers to launch crusade against gambling in Portland
Portland ministers call a meeting for tomorrow to begin a city wide crusade against gambling. Current practice allows gambling games to run openly with proprietors paying a monthly fine.
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Portland
Ore
Jeffries Rublin Fight Permit Debated in Ohio
Cincinnati report on the Jeffries Rublin sparring contest dispute with Mayor Fleischmann warning the permit would be for a sparring match only. Officials note advance permits would be blocked if illegal, while several locals attend or travel for various personal or business reasons.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fleischmann
New York
Saengerfest Association
Columbus
Saengerfest Athletic Club
National A A U boxing wrestling meet opens in Pittsburg
The annual national championship boxing and wrestling tournament of the Amateur Athletic Union will be held in Pittsburg next Thursday through Saturday. High seat sales reflect the excellent arrangement and strong entries. Referee for boxing bouts is Charlie White of New York and master of ceremonies Joe Humphreys of New York.
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Pittsburg
Amateur Athletic Union
Charlie White
New York
Joe Humphreys
Champagne imports highlight G H Mumm Extra Dry rise
The market shows record imports of G H Mumm Extra Dry in 1900 totaling 119 441 cases, 79 293 more than any rival brand, underscoring its exceptional quality appeal to consumers.
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G. H. Mumm
Livingston Notes Celebrate Social Routines and Upcoming Ball
Special Correspondence from Livingston notes Miss Luella Reed visiting in town as guests enjoy a progress whist event with prizes while other gatherings include a Kandy Klub game session, Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain club whists, Snowy Range Dancing club reorganization, and St Andrew's church guild activities. Mentions invitations for Custer Lodge 191 Ball on Feb 14 at Hefferlin opera house and local social travel reports.
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The
Standard
Livingston
George Ennis
North B Street
Luella Reed
Whitehall
Stella Ennis
Professor Moffett
George van Brocklin
Aline Connell
Sara Gilchrist
Gracie Madden
Bernice Clark
Cora Morris
Anna Morris
Mabel Sevall
Rosa Hansen
Nellie van Brocklin
Anna Hay
Messrs
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Wallace
van Brocklin
Shafer
Murphy
Howe
Mattock Beley
Watson
Stanton
Theodore Frank
Yellowstone Club
A. P. Stark
Yellowstone Golf Club
Florence Ballinger
Bozeman
Montana College
Rocky Mountain Club
Snowy Range
City Hall
St. Andrew's Church
D. A. McCaw
George Geer
R .D. Alton
J. F. Swindlehurst
Guid
Geer
Wetzstein
Lee Eisenbere
Billings
Custer Lodge No. 191
Brothrhood of
Hefferlin Opera House
St. Valentine's Day
Walter Alderson
Red Lodge
California
Los Angeles
Alderson
Rebels descend on Panama City as fighting rages
From Kingston Jamaica Jan 13 the Texan reports that rebels attacked Panama City from outside starting Jan 10. Government troops contest the advance while rebels grow bolder and receive reinforcements. Heavy losses are reported on both sides and regional martial law disrupts Colombia's trade and daily life.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Lund
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Texan
Associated Press
St. Louis Club Puts Up Big Sums for McGraw Robinson
Frank DeHaas Robinson of St. Louis announces the club paid 16750 for releases of McGraw Robinson and Keister plus salaries and extra fees. Total outlay for releases and salaries reaches 22730 with additional payments for running their saloon and related costs.
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New York
Frank DeHaas Robinson
St. Louis Baseball Club
McGraw
Robinson
National Baseball Association
St. Louis Ball Club
National League
Keister
St. Louis
MccGraw
Kelster
Delegates Board Rio Grande And Colorado Midland To Salt Lake
Denver dispatch reports several hundred National Livestock association delegates leaving Denver today for Salt Lake City by special trains of the Rio Grande and Colorado Midland. Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Colorado attendees are joined by the Pueblo California Cowboy band directed by Jack Sinclair. The band, in full cowboy regalia with lariat and six shooters, has long been supported by the Colorado Midland and has won many prizes.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Salt Lake City
Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Cowboy Band
Pueblo
Cal
Jack” Sinclair
Colorac Midland Railroad
Albertson Named Speaker as Washington Legislature Opens
Olympia January 13 R T Albertson of King county has been agreed upon for speaker of the lower house as the Washington legislature convenes tomorrow All other candidates have withdrawn and Albertson will receive the solid Republican vote H H Merritt of Spokane has the Democratic nomination Senator Wegler Wahkiakum is likely president pro tem Thomas Fisk Mason county becomes secretary of the senate and Edward Cowan Pierce county chief clerk of the house
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Olympia
Wash
R. TR. Albertson
King County
Washington
Albertson
H. H. Merritt
Spokane
Wegler
Wahkiakum
Thomas Fisk
Mason County
Senate
Fkdward Cowan
Pierce County
House
Miners Die In Ample Mine Accident Near Lilloet
A special dispatch says in a tunnel at the Ample mine John Oleson was instantly killed while thawing dynamite. Two other miners Walker and Smith were seriously injured. The mine belongs to the Toronto and Lilloet Gold Reef company.
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Vancouver
B. C
Lilloet
John Oleson
Walker
Smith
Toronto and
North Pacific liner Glenogle arrives with tea and silk
Arrived from the Orient in Tacoma Washington on January 13, the Glenogle and Glenfarg brought cargoes of tea and silk with eight Chinese crewmen and one saloon passenger. Both ships encountered pleasant weather until off the coast when strong gales struck.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
Glenogle
Glenfarg
President McKinley Goes Out For Short Drive
Washington dispatch reports President McKinley’s health improved enough to take a brief drive today marking a notable step in his recovery from illness.
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Washington
McKinley
Keeney Murray Dies at St. Ann's Hospital
Keeney Murray aged 70 died this morning at St. Ann's Hospital after years as a patient. The heart trouble was the stated ailment. He has a nephew living in Butte.
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Keeney Murray
St. Ann’s Hospital
Murray
Butte
Frozen to Death in a Russian Blizzard
Odessa reports 120 people frozen to death as a southern Russia blizzard raged for over 100 hours. Passengers stranded on trains faced hunger and cold while 18,000 troops cleared lines. Count Kapnist helped lead a relief march to Odessa. Groaning depots, buried mail, and condemned railway conduct capped a desperate six day ordeal.
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London
Odessa
Daily News
Daily Mail
Russia
Razdyelmaia
Razdyelnaia
Kieff
Count Kapnist
Count Kannist
Schuvaloff
Double murder and robbery in Gorham farm home
In Gorham a 25 year old farmer Thomas C Moshier was murdered and his 75 year old mother Mrs Rufus Mosher was assaulted by two men who entered the house to rob. A suspect William Hands a negro was arrested in Scarborough with Moshier bloodstained razor $40 and a watch found on him. Mrs Moshier sustained serious injuries but is not in fatal danger.
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Portland
Thomas C. Moshier
Rufus Mosher
Gorham
Moshier
William Hands
Scarborough
Nebraskan Senate Ballot Hopes Without Preliminary Caucus
Lincoln Jan 18 The Nebraska legislature opens ballots on Tuesday for two U S senators and the Republican caucus is not held due to dissension over rules. Leaders fear the vote may drift into deadlock on the first ballot.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Roosevelt Shoots Mountain Lion Near Meeker Colorado
A Meeker Colorado special reports Governor Roosevelt killed his first mountain lion on Saturday afternoon after a two mile stalk. The lion leaped at the party but was shot as it sprang, narrowly sparing Dr. Webb a possible serious injury.
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Chicago
Times Herald
Meeker
Colo
Roosevelt
Dr. Webb
Police Seek Pat Crowe In Abduction Case
Nanticoke police search for Pat Crowe the alleged Cudahy abductor. Chicago information places Crowe somewhere in the Pennsylvania anthracite region around Wilkes Barre and Nanticoke.
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Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Chicago
Crowe
Pennsylvania
Spain deploys warships to guard coast against Carlist arms
Madrid January 18 The Spanish government will dispatch warships along the coast of the lower provinces to prevent importation of arms by the Carlists who remain active and agitating. The move aims to curb rebellion and maintain order as authorities monitor shipments and potential incursions.
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Madrid
An American Expelled From Prussia
Hugo Battauer a naturalized American connected with the Berliner Tagesblatt has been expelled from Prussia as an obnoxious foreigner.
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Berlin
Hugo Battauer
Berliner-Tageblatt
Prussia
Commodore Henderson Dies at Yonkers Home
Commodore Alexander Henderson chief engineer of the United States navy and retired officer dies at his Yonkers home aged 69. The death reported from New York on January 13 marks the passing of a senior naval figure.
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New York
Alexander Henderson
United States Navy
Yonkers
Death of a Modern Shylock in London
Samuel Lewis, a notorious money lender known as the greatest and meanest of modern Shylocks, has died in London at age unspecified. The obituary notes his infamy and long career in usury.
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London
Samuel Lewis
Lord Lionel Cecil Dies in London at 84
Lord Lionel Cecil, half brother of the Marquis of Salisbury, has died in London. He was 84 and passed away on January 14.
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Lionel Cecil
London
Marquis of Salisbury
To Suppress Bull Fights in Barcelona Meeting
A mass meeting was held in Barcelona on January 13 presided over by an unspecified leader to discuss suppressing bull fights. No further details on speakers or outcomes were provided.
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Barcelona
Ex-Mayor Seeks Demand to End Bullfighting in Spain
Senor Erebrot a former mayor urges the Spanish government to suppress bull fights. Several speakers urged that the national spectacle be abolished in the country.
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Senor Erebrot
Hazing Probe Moves Through Highlands. Testimony Due
West Point inquiry into the alleged hazing of former Cadet Boaz continues with a congressional committee visiting Highland sights. The panel expects to finish by tomorrow night or Tuesday morning. Cadet Brown, who officiated as second for Keller in the Booz fight, will testify first tomorrow.
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West Point
N. Y
Congressional Committee
Boaz
Highlands
Brown
Keller
Berlin Denies Plan for Big Loan in New York and London
London report cites Times Berlin correspondent denying rumors Germany seeks to place a large loan in the United States and Britain. The denial counters speculation of aggressive financial move abroad.
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London
Berlin
the Times
Germany
New York
Tricks of Some Orators From the New Orleans Times-Democrat
A theater manager discusses how stage interrupters aided conjurers like Blitz. He explains a cannon ball trick using hats and mirrors, the role of an audience interrupter, and the clever palming that hid the boy and illusion. The piece also notes Hermann’s use of ready-made interruptions in earlier days and their decline.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Biltz
Schwartzmann
Blitz
Hermann
Football Insurance Expands to Cover Limited Player Risks
Insurance firms will cover predefined risks for football players up to set caps. The move signals growing tolerance for risk in the sport and could affect team budgets and player protections.
Two Americans Killed as Filipino Gang Executions Ordered
General orders from the Philippines report numerous Filipinos convicted of murder and other crimes with sentences of hanging or long terms. A gang led by Prado killed two Americans and two Igorotes, and burned 103 houses after attacking San Jacinto, with Prado and associates ordered to be hanged.
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Washington
Philippines
Guardia de Honor
MacArthur
Vincente Prado
Rosario
Union
Prado
San Jacinto
Rosarito
Pedro Lachica
Ice floes threaten St. John’s as Virginia aborts voyage
Northern ice floes drift along the Atlantic coast and threaten to blockade St. John’s Newfoundland. The coast steamer Virginia, bound north with provisions, abandoned its voyage due to the ice barrier. Floes sweep toward trans Atlantic steamers and may reach Cape Race latitude next week.
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St. John's
N. F
Atlantic
Virginia
Cape Race
O11 Runs to Waste Oil Well Near Beaumont Texas
Thousands visit the massive oil well near Beaumont as Sabine and East Texas railroad runs passenger trains every two hours from morning. Oil flow remains uncontrolled with an estimated 60 000 barrels wasted on the prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
Sabine & East Texas Railroad
Northern Pacific Grants Timber Lands Option to Amalgamated Copper
In Butte Montana on January 13, the Northern Pacific Railway company grants Amalgamated Copper an option on all its timber lands in Montana. The deal is estimated to net the railroad company six million dollars upon completion.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Montana
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McGraw- Robinson
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