Buried in a snow slide and railroad tragedies unfold
Snow lides bury homes in Arapahoe County Colorado killing a wife and two children while rescuers save a boy. Rail lines freeze up with heavy snow and risk of coal shortages, ties lead to delays and near writes at Leadville Kokomo and beyond. A track crew accident in Altoona claims two dead and many injured. Four men burn in a Chicago Tribune boiler explosion. A shipwreck pilot Captain Sturtevant identified near Fort St Philip. Coldest night on record in St Louis with subfreezing temps.
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Lake Erie
Denver
Leadville
Jega
Kokomo
South Park
Como
Dickey
Hagerman Tunnel
Colorado Midland
Denver and
Rio Grande
Artoona
Goallitzin Tunnel
Altoona
David Wilt
Thomas W. Saneer
Sturtevant
New Oxhans
Jan
Fort St. Philip
Paul Jones
Dreyfus case revives political storm in Paris
Paris January 30 news reports government plans to bring Dreyfus trial revision to the united sections of the court of cassation. Ant i Dreyfus factions push for the refer ment, while anti revisionist papers cheer. The move sparks talk of a constitutional crisis as theater disturbances echo imperialist sentiment and nationwide agitation grows.
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Court of Cassation
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
United Sections
Dreyfus
Senate
Noiveau
Rome
Telegraphic Briefs from Across the Nation
A mixed bag of notes reports on Feb 12 1898 Lincoln Sunday appeals by the American Missionary Association to Congregational churches. All Star bowling team ends seven days in Cincinnati with 58 wins 20 losses. Charles Ort son of Willenberg College president dies in Springfield Ohio from spinal meningitis linked to a Thanksgiving football injury. A Peoria Illinois company organizes rubber-tired motor bus line opposing streetcars. An 11 year old William Nagengast dies in Cleveland after vaccination then arm swelling and lockjaw. W A Clark elected to US Senate from Montana Butte. Utah Delaware and Washington legislatures deadlock unbroken. Wisconsin senate situation unchanged. Pennsylvania Quay opposition withdraws from session leaving only two ballots cast.
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United States
American Missionary Association
Congregational Churches
Lincoln
All Star
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Charles Ort
Ort
Willenberg College
Springfield
Peoria
Ills
William Nagengast
Cleveland
Montana
W. A. Clark
Butte
United States Senate
Utah
Delaware
Washington
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Quay
Remaai
Senate to Debate Peace Treaty Amid Open and Executive Sessions
Washington heads into a week focused on the peace treaty as the Senate schedules daily speeches on expansion resolutions ahead of the vote set for eight o clock a week from today. Bacon Mason Sullivan and others push action while friends of the treaty resist concessions, with a possible reconsideration if it fails.
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Washington
Senate
Berry
Spooner
Rawlins
Money
Chilton
Bacon
Mason
Friends of the Treaty
Sullivan
House
House of Representatives
Bailey
Hull
Military Committee
Bitterly cold weather grips Buruinaton Iowa
In Buruinaton Iowa today January 80 the temperature dropped to six to twelve degrees below zero since last night.
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Cury
Iowa
Buruinaton
Santiago Scavengers Starving with One Death in Five Days
The Cubano Libre denounces foreign capitalists exploiting Cuba as it notes Santiago’s health records show only one death in the last five days. Vultures once patrolling the city scavengers now starve amid new political shifts and police supervision extends for life for a convicted killer.
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Santiago
Cubano Libre
Cuba
America
Esteban Martinez
Oliva
Jose Marti
Dos Rios
General Lee Receives Warm Welcome on Havana Tour
General Lee returns from a southeastern Havana excursion ending at Guines. He is greeted by a Fourth Illinois battalion and a Second Louisiana detachment as insurgents escort him. Flags adorn the town while a council chamber reception highlights his role as temporary military governor and pledge to aid order and Cuban self-determination. Relics destroyed in Kerolux fire damage Kilbourne residence, mother-in-law to Generals Schofield and Resavy.
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General Lea
Guines
Lee
Gaines
Guinea
Council
United States
Kerolux
Augusta W. Kilbourne
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