Rally by Baptist youth in Minnesota at Waseca
A scattered news digest reports Baptist young people holding a rally in Waseca Minnesota. It lists numerous obituaries and incidents among political leaders and public figures, including deaths of Louisiana Democrat James D. Houston German physician Drew Hirsch and St Paul dealer A H Nicolay.
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Minnesota
Waseca
James D. Houston
Louisiana
Drew Hirsch
A. H. Nicolay
St. Pa
Oldham
Eng
Louis Dilrich
Are
Atchison, Kan
Jefferson Hall
Alixander Graham Bell
Boston
Jas Rae Aantha
John L Sraperrorrs Cons Suffers Severe Hand Injury
John L Ballivania at a four story hotel in the city suffered a badly swollen right hand after an incident described as sina with poisoning noted. Authorities reported no further details at this time.
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John L. Sraperrorr
John L. Ballivania
Sudden Death Near Wabasha and Fourth Streets
Mrs Charles H Cibbe wife of traveling auditor of the uth road died suddenly from apoplectic stroke after collapsing on the sidewalk in front of a store at the corner of Wabasha and Fourth streets. She died within minutes after being carried inside. Separately Comptroller Mekela orders first dividends to creditors of North Dakota Fargo bank and others with totals around 19000 and 4500 respectively.
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Charles H. Cibbe
Uth Road
Gibbs
Mass Store
Wabasha
Fourth Streets
Wasnivaroy
Mekela
National B. of North Dakota
Fargo
W. Ashiley
Trouble Believed to Be Over in Mansfield Coal Region
Reports from Mansfield coal region up to 1 pm indicate no further trouble. Sheriff Bhorit Richarda is confident the flare up has ended. A large number of persons reported to him, but many deputies were still on duty.
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Mansfield
Bhorit
Richarda
Da Gama Surrenders to U S Commander Says Admiral Yields
The insurgent admiral Baid reportedly surrendered to the United States commander after opening fire on American ships and suffering the worse outcome. The report notes Baid abandoned resistance and capitulated to the U S forces.
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Baid
United States
Battles at Rio de Janeiro and Da Gama’s Surrender Rumors Spread
Dispatches from Rio de Janeiro report heavy firing and conflicting claims that Admiral Da Gama may have surrendered or withdrawn his ships near Rio. Washington notes possible engagement between Admiral Banham and insurgents with unclear details and escalating tension in Brazil. Also covered are Canada’s immigration policy failure and Dr. Bowen’s congressional testimony in Honolulu.
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Admiral da ‘Garax
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Rothschild Banking House
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Brazil
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Archbishop Satolli to be relieved as apostolic delegate
A St Louis priest reports a Rome letter confirming Archbishop Satolli will be relieved as apostolic delegate and named Archbishop of Bologna at the next consistory. It suggests Treland will succeed as apostolic delegate, with Father Head noting substantial influence from Archbishop Ireland on the delegation’s work.
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Satalli
Piiew
Lews
Dan
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Rome
Batalli
Bologna
Treland
Eucceat
Satelli
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Supreme Court ruling rattles Minnesota insane asylum board
The Minnesota board of trustees for the insane meets to decide action after the high court voided the 1808 insane asylum act. Questions arise about releasing patients illegally committed under the 1898 law and potential false imprisonment claims if habeas corpus is used. The issue, seen as complex, could affect superintendents and asylum operations.
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Arenns Quantary
Supreme Court
Board of Trustees of Hospitals
Nelaon
Wisconsin Trotting Circuit Sets Spring Meet Dates
The Wisconsin Racing circuit announced six spring meetings across Fond du Lac Oshkosh Janesville Milwaukee Waukesha and Fond du Lac with purses totaling about 50000. Milwaukie hosts an August meet August 6 to 17 offering purses for 2:18 pace 1:00 3:10 trot among others and including 2-year-old and 4-year-old divisions with varied prize amounts.
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Wisconsin
Frosport
Mrs
Janesville
Wis
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Waukesha
Sminute
Bank Safe Opened in Georgia Bank Robbery
Cracksmen blew open the Planters' Bank safe in Ellaville Georgia and removed about 7000. The article notes the safe contained the money and no further details of suspects or arrests were given.
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Bate
Ellavilue
Planters’ Bank
Ellaville
Jar
Planters
Prominent Hawkeye Dead in Iowa City
The city’s National Bank ex-legislator J. L. Williams died of heart disease. A Rio de Janeiro telegram notes insurgents in Rio Grande do Sul poorly armed and lacking munitions. A bank burglary in Ellaville, Guadeloupe, netted 7,500 with the safe emptied.
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Hawkeye
J. L. Williams
Te City ‘National Bank
Iowa
Buenos Ayres
Jun
Rio de Janeira
Rio
Grande Do Us
Hypnotic telepathy experiment draws crowd in Milwaukee
Milwaukee witnesses report Professor Gregorswitch from Chicago telephoning to control four subjects for ten minutes. Test subjects described a cool wind sensation as the influence entered through the telephone receiver, with guards present during the experiment.
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Souw
Milwaukee
Jun
Gregorswitch
Chicago
New Trial Sought in Ashton Murder Case
In Tunesville, Wis, Matthew Ashton, convicted of murdering Mrs. Daniel Stone, seeks a new trial. A petition with many signatures circulates city streets. The Stonewell probate case, continued to February 6, designates Ashton as chief beneficiary of a 250,000 estate. four other heirs contest the will alleging undue influence by the elderly blind decedent.
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Tunesville
Jacksville
Wis
Matthew Ashton
Daniel Stone
Qidee
Stonewell
Man Stone
Fatally Frozen Immigrant Family Perishes After Blizzard
A family of four on route to Texas, two children and their parents, traveled in a canvas covered wagon and were stranded in a blizzard near Clarendon. The two children, about 14 and a younger girl, froze to death, while the father and mother were severely frozen and likely to die.
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Texas
Hellena
Ark
Clarendon
Alway
Foothare Organizes Poor Man's Party Draws Support
In Shelbyville Illinois January 31 a move to form the Poor Man's party attracts Republicans and Democrats to back the effort with pledges to assist and vote for the new movement. No man with assets over $1,000 will be nominated or receive benefits as the campaign gains attention. Wheat stocks drop in Minneapolis private elevators by 26,000 bushels while totals for Minneapolis Superior and Duluth rise by 171,520 bushels. Minnesota and the Dakotas elevators are down about 150,000 bushels from last week. Northwestern stock stands at 80,221,826 bushels with a 21,618 increase. La Crosse saloonkeepers acquitted after arrests for selling liquor on Sunday. Mayor Powel calls their arrests down. In Tovero a boy was badly injured by an elevator.
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Shelbyville, Illy
Poor Man's Party
Minnearouis
Jan
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Superior
Duluth
Minnesota
Dakotas
Flag tearing at Kansas day stirs local scene
In Hiawatus Kansas jan 81 a row erupted when G A R members ripped down flags raised by Indian Equal Suffrage association for Kansas day. The banner showed the standard stripes with eight yellow stars replacing four, marking Wyoming Colorado and a Kansan emblem. Local G A R members, led by a fined prohibition offender, faced censure from their own ranks.
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Hiawatus
Kan
G. A. R. Post
Equal Suffrages Association
Kansas
National Suffrage Association
Wyoming
Colorado
Grand Army
Writ of Quo Warranto Sheds Light on Rail Road Receiver
Attorney General O Connor obtained a writ of quo warranto against officers of the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie railway from the Wisconsin supreme court. The move seeks to place the road under a receiver and compel payment of about 44 000 in license taxes due the state, with half already paid and the remainder due by August 10. The petition asserts the company has neglected and refused payment and seeks authority to pursue charter forfeiture if the sum is not paid promptly.
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Washburn
Wiscon
MiLlwaunen
Jan, Jr
Wis
Wisconsin
O'Connor
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Supreme Court
Procnedinus
Massive Boiler Explosion Kills Six in Kentucky
A boiler in a portable sawmill at Crow Hickman near Owensboro exploded killing five men and injuring another. The blast, blamed on cold water entering a warm boiler, sent two bodies torn from a tree. Engineer warned bystanders, but the warning was dismissed as a joke. The incident occurred near the Owensboro and Nashville railway. A second note from London reports an eight hour shift plan by G Kynoch & Co. with unchanged piecework pay.
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Owensoro
Kentucky
Crow Hickman
Owensboro and Nashville
Here
John Mercer
Loxon
G. Kynoch & Co
Demonition
Lion
Birmingham
London
Hedon Street
Hherefore
Eastern Nebraska and Gulf Railway Incorporation Filed
An agent for the Sioux City and Northern railway filed articles of incorporation for the Eastern Nebraska and Gulf Railway company at the state house. The aim is to build a line from Sioux City to the Gulf. Natives Defeat Gefen Livertoon details from German Cameroons report an uprising caused by flogging of wives of natives by order of the area, mutineers seize weapons and government house. Edward A. Barry, chief of the La Crosse fire department, remains gravely ill after influenza and pneumonia, with blood poisoning possibly fatal.
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State House
Eastern Nebraska and Gulf Railway Company
Sioux City
Gulf
Gefen Livertoon
Cameroons
Voldien
Berltown
Bond Policy Debate Among New York Bankers
New York January 81 bank officials meeting with the secretary of the treasury concluded that it would be bad policy to let government bonds fail due to lack of support from city financiers. They fear failure would threaten government credit and might spur a bill authorizing silver coinage. President King of the Union Trust Company has begun to indicate bids for the full issue under consideration.
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York
New Yorn
Secretary of the Treasury
Allanciers
Carlisle
King
The
Union ‘Trust Company
Absorption of the Philadelphia refineries in trust case
In a test suit the United States government challenges the legality of the augur trust absorbing Philadelphia refineries. Judge Butler rules for the trust and an appeal to the Supreme Court is likely to settle the legality. Meanwhile in Washington the House resumed debate with Representative Covert arguing the bill is sectional and burdens the East and North.
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Philadelphia
Covert
New York
Iask
Hawaiian Investigation and New Great Northern Appointments
Senate committee probes diplomatic relations with the Hawaiian government and expects closure within ten days. Witnesses include visitors to the islands. Great Northern appoints J. R. Van Cleve as Cascade division president at Leavenworth and W. W. Cherner as acting Montana Central superintendent at Great Falls, replacing resignations. International Law and Order League vows to pursue action to prevent prize fights, funding prosecutions against Corbett and Mitchill.
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WII
Wastuxetos
Senate Committee
Great Northern
Jan, Jr
J. R. van Cleve
Cascade Division
Leavenworth
Wash
A.J. McCabe
W.W. Cherner
Montana Central
Easymarters
Groutalls
GH. Jenks
W. E. Tow Ay
Prise Wight
Dacatoxvaner
Jay
International Law and Order Idaguets
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Mitchsil
Waite Bearty Hill Senate Obstructed Adjournment
Waite governor prepares a message to the senate in response to an adjournment deadlock, delivering sharp rebukes for what he calls malice over consistency in the attempted resolution. A second item reports William Botts receiving a life sentence plus two years for burglary under habitual criminal law in Toledo. A Cleveland item notes a man named Sharp fatally shooting Miss Kittie Kless at Tiffin before killing himself after she refused his advances.
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Toleno, O
William Botts
Rie
Lemmon
Cleveland
Tiffin
Sharp
Kittie Kless
Misa Kless
Mors Speaks From Bournemouth Threatens Publication
Paris January 81 The Figaro quotes Dr Herz in Bournemouth stating he will publish all documents in his possession unless extradition is arranged by Thursday. The interview conveys his insistence on release and disclosure of material.
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Mors
Paris
the Figaro
Dr. Herz
Bournemouth
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