Eagan Court Martial Testimony Highlights Nervous State
Washington dispatch reports Commissary General Eagan’s dramatic on the stand testimony at the court martial. He described extreme provocation and a nervous condition that left him unfit for business, while asserting immunity would bar prosecution. Fellow officials and lawmakers debated military reforms and the bill’s modifications.
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Washington
Eagan
Hoa
Sheridan
War Commission
Miles
Train Lost in Colorado Buried Under Snow Near Kokomo
Denver Jan 28 Advices from Kokomo a mining camp between Denver and Leadville announce the accommodation train is lost between Dickey and Kokomo. The train left Dickey at 6 last evening and should have arrived in an hour and a half. Snow slides are frequent and locals fear burial under snow. The train carried 10 passengers and four crew. A rotary snow plow from Kokomo was dispatched to reach the imprisoned passengers.
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Bokomo
Butler Defends Southern Pension Plan in Senate
Senate debate on the pension appropriation bill features Butler defending Southern actions in the Civil War, arguing soldiers fought for states' rights and home defense. Bate opposes the timing, Mallory cites constitutional points, while executive session focuses on missing Paria Conference documents.
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Butler
Washieton
Senate
N. O
Bate
Mallory
Paria
Debate on Army Bill in Washington on Jan 27
The third day of debate on the army reorganization bill proceeded with no incidents. Representative Grosvenor delivered a lengthy speech asserting the Philippines situation stems from U S opposition to the peace treaty ratification and that Congress must decide the island’s future, opposing any presidential policy announcement.
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Washington
Grosvenor
Philippines
Congress
Friends of the Bill
Commerce Bureau Holds No Opposition to Re election
The National Association of Manufacturers finished most business and will elect officers today. Members favor expansion cautiously and want to remove tariff and politics from decisions. They back a national commerce department and re elect Theodore Search of Philadelphia for a fourth term. Next convention likely in Boston. A resolution on arid lands was tabled. In Denver the livestock convention heard on hog cholera and black leg vaccines, with broad cooperation urged.
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Dunover
John W. Springer
Denver
J. M. Holt
Montana
Q. F. Martin
G. L. Golding
Fort Worth
Sioux Falls
Ciscinnati
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Spain
Philippines
Department of Commerce and Industry
Washington
Grangers
Theodore
Search of
Philadelphia
Association
Boston
Indianapolis
National Livestock Convention
Victor Norgaard
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
A.T. Peters
University of Nebraska
Peters
Nebraska Editors Elect Officers
The Nebraska Press association closed its session in Omaha. Officers elected include President W. N. Huse of the Norfolk News, secretary-treasurer F. N. Mewin, and corresponding secretary Ernest Julian of the Chadron Journal. The group adjourned to meet in Lincoln next year.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Nebraska Press Association
W. N. Huse
The
Norfolk News
F. N. Mewin
Ernest Julian
Chadron Journal
Lincoln
Miracle cure saves veteran ship engineer after doctors declare death
Somes Crocket, a Detroit ship engineer born in Scotland in 1922, survived a near-fatal nervous collapse after physicians diagnosed locomotor ataxia and gave up. He recalls fifteen years as chief engineer on the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co. fleet and credits an unknown medical treatment cited in the article for his eventual recovery.
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Hvening News
Detroit
Mich
Somes Crocket
Montcalm Street
Scotland
Big Lakes
Duluth
Atlantic Ocean
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co
RK. N. Rice
Rubie
Cleveland
Straits
Council of Doctors
City of Mexico Earthquake Shakes Nation Palace Cracked
Dramatic tremors in Mexico City struck at 6 30 am and 6 16 pm. National Palace cracked in 11 places, sidewalks broken, electric wires swinging. Chamblons silk factory collapsed, many operatives injured feared. car stables fell, killing mules and a child. Other towns reported tremors.
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National Palace
Orry
Mexico
Chamblon
Vera Cruz
Coling
Pink Pills for Pale People credited with miraculous recovery
A Detroit patient recalls using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after being bedridden for years. He describes initial relief from the first box costing fifty cents and credits the pills with restoring strength, noting many locals witnessed his dramatic improvement after doctors had given up.
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Williams
Williame
Dr. Williams
James Crocket
National Manufacturers Adopts Plans to Expand Worldwide Markets
The Fourth Annual Convention of the National Association of Manufacturers adjourned in Cincinnati with leaders re-elected and headquarters in Philadelphia. Aimed at expanding revenues, the group plans agencies and warehouses worldwide while focusing on production, transport, and sale. Reports from Paris exposition preparation. training ship Adams to Mare Island for repairs. prison congress in New Orleans discusses inmate separation by disease and women’s facilities. Wilcox case verdict in TotEvo Ia returns murder in the second degree with 10 years to life imprisonment.
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Sourch
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Peck
Kis Assistents
Paris
San Francisco
United States
Adams
Mare Island Navy Yard
National Prison Congress
New Orleans
Prison Congress
Blake
Alabama
Wllen Johnston
Massachusetts
Wilcox Foantt
TotEevo
Wilcox
Burnham
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