Supreme Court Dismisses Tax Case And Grand Forks University Opens
A chaotic mix of early 20th century notes reports the Supreme Court decision in a major tax case related to Wallien es, the University of Grand Forks enrolling 175 students, and a nine day overdue steamer Tyne with 460 aboard. It ties in with shipments, railroads, and Canada Britain relations, plus grain export concerns at Winnipeg with Western rail protests and a Fitchburg line warning.
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Yul Wantys Wasmsents
D.C
Wallien
Shutenaan
Lie Devibion
Fifth Bay County murder marks fifth in a year
In Bay City Michigan on a tenth street cottage an inoffensive Polish man Joseph Lamnits was murdered in cold blood for robbery. His body lay on the kitchen floor as his wife returned from work to find him slain. Their year old daughter cried out as the killer fled. The tragedy is the fifth murder in Bay County in the past year.
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Marioe
Bay County
Moly
Bay City
Mich
Dee, i
Joseph Lamnits
Fip
Tenth Street
Hik
Howe
Explosion Kills Two In Wisconsin Quarry Blast
Four boxes of dynamite exploded at Schoonermaler's stone quarry near Wauwatosa at 7:80 am. Albert Butlitz and William Waller were killed and John Ralalsky fatally injured as debris spread across the area. The blast occurred while men were operating a blasting pump, demolishing hundreds of windows in Wauwatosa.
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Dynmuitte
Wauyoatoan
Wie Minwanker
Schoonermaler's
Wauwatosa Village
Albert Butlitz
William Waller
John Ralalsky
Wauwp
Captivated Heiress Victimizing Idaho Counterfeiter Case
Annie Campbell, a 30 year old Idaho woman linked to a Northwest counterfeiting gang, faced a US grand jury indictment for circulating spurious money. Her trial, set for Monday, was postponed due to difficulty securing witnesses described as testifying Dagos.
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Agaimes
House City
Ida Jun
Annie Campbell
United States Grand Jury
Campbell
Yong Campbell
Daya
Miss Camps
Bell
Hye
Minx Campbell
Anit Abe
Two Years Without Food Warps News from Whitehall Case
Reports describe Mrs Ellen Wachter of Whitehall Lehigh county living nearly two years without swallowing food or drinking, nourished only by absorption due to a throat condition. The piece notes public interest and the remarkable nature of her affliction.
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Ellen Wachter
Whitehall
Lehigh County
Million in it: Abduction plot linked to J Gould’s daughter
The article describes a plan by a man calling himself Prince Von Michaelson to lure Helen Gould from her Fifth Avenue home, with a partner to Jersey City and a Westbound train. A letter promising “a million in it” prompted insurance agent Bassford to alert police, while the Gould family urged caution to avoid publicity.
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Bassford
von Michaalson
Miss Guard
Medina of the Cool
Gould Xorvains
Gould
Mies Gould
Geore Gould
Wight
Abou
Snow Storm Ravages Tay Pacific and Railways Forced to Halt
Severe winter weather grips Tay Pacific coast amid war era turmoil with traffic bans on Southern Pacific, snow depths reaching ten to twelve feet in mountains. Whitesboro wrecks off Little River. crews escape. Maine area reports rising flu cases and deaths as doctors strain.
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Cowon
Piasenico
Dee
Tay
Pacific
Southern Pacific
Cow Cork
Little River
A Rich Harvest of Noted Names Pass Away in 19th Century Record
Jan 2 report lists prominent Americans and world figures who died in the past year. It names William Windom, Charles Devens, Alonzo Taft, Hannibal Hamlin, Emma Abbott, Lawrence Burns, Phineas T Barnum, J K Emmett, Sherman, David Porter, Alfred Taylor, Parter, Cooper, Rouckendorff, Joseph Johnston, George Bancroft, Howard Crosby, Bishop Gilmour, Charles Pratt, Joseph Saylor, Fordyce Barker, and Monks Preston among others, noting losses in letters, journalism, and the arts. It also mentions European royals and leaders, with terse notes on their deaths.
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William Windom
Treasury
Charles Devens
Alonzo Tatt
Hannibal Pamin
United States
Willim
H ¥St
Pluurb
McLinail
Pomeroy
Hovey
George Bancroft
Howard Crosby
Bishop Gilmour
Charles Pratt
Joseph M. Saylor
Fordyce Barker
Mon Kignor Preston
New York
James Russell Lowell
Don Pratt
James Redpath
Amos F. Learned
Dr. Prime
B. J. Lossing
George Jones
J. M. Bundy
James Parton
W. W. Clapp
Tom
Applegate
Beyani
Wren
Wurtemberg
Bom Pedra II
Brasil
Prince Baudouty
Belin
Boulanger Lax
House of Come
Charles
Meissonien
Ludwigg du Catto
Jobn
Donald
Charles Stewart Payne
Earl Lytton
Donut von Multke
Were Tired of Life Two Empty Morphine Bottles Indicate Suicide
A young couple registered as K G Coventry and wife from Tippecanoe at Flushing hotel on Tuesday night. They spent the night in their room and were found dead in the morning with two empty morphine bottles beside them. A note asked that their bodies be sent to Luther Coventry at Tippecanoe.
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Luther Coventry
Tippecanoe
Robbed Mail Sacks Stolen From Trains After New Year
A mysterious mail robbery in the city occurred around midnight as 1900 began. Officer McGuiggan found two mail sacks rifled in an alley between Seventh and Sixth streets. Superintendent O H Negaard linked one sack to Superior and the other to Bayfield, with no letters recovered, suggesting little booty. No robber trace yet. sacks likely stolen from trucks at the Union depot.
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RE. Paul
United States
McGuiggan
Waconta
Rosabel
O. H.negaard
Mill
Fasler Street
Superior
Bayfield
Milwaukee
Thore
Nogaard
St. Pil
Mr. Negard
Evie Dent
Union Depo
Haa
Bern Tunad
Mercantile Failures Reach Record in 1801 Year
New York January 2 The mercantile agency Dund& Co reports 1278 failures in the United States in 1801 a new record surpassing prior years. Total liabilities reach about 188 million with an average loss per failure of 15 471 dollars, lower than 1890’s average.
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New York
Ig, Dund& Co
Storm Paralyzes Colorado Rail Lines Delays and Frost Fatalities
Denver January 1 report the season's worst storm with heavy snow up to eight inches and high winds. Rail movement crippled as Santa Fe ditched two engines near Palmer Lake and Leadville mail and trains run late or halted. Several men are feared frozen to death amid ongoing blizzard conditions likely to last days. In Washington a San Francisco inquiry into the Chili affair will shed light on Valparaiso sailors assault as Baltimore prepares for investigation upon arrival of the fleet.
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Cole
By Fae
Santa Fe
Palmer Lake
Leadville
Suillien
Wasumatox
San Francisco
Baltimors
Valparaiso
Schley
Nebraska Will Send Corn to Famine Sufferers
Oma Jan 1 Rov L P Sndden in charge of grain relief for Buseiah famine says eleven counties have reported and will furnish one or two cars of corn each. He expects to send about 100 cars in all from the Sioux region and surrounding areas.
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Oma
Rov
L. P. Sndden
Ork
Eight-year cattle thief among trio in jail breakout
In Laramie jail three men overpower deputy Harry Griffith and escape with keys, while planning to be tried for selling whisky to Indians. Kingan a noted desperado and Muller, who fled with Parkinson, later captured. Muller awaits a new trial after a prior death sentence. Quick detective work follows as Adams Express robbery tied to train bandits. Prohibition uneven in North Dakota, with saloons open at Lukster and Larimore branch towns.
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Charles Matler
Wy Sloubh
Tenrierer
Wilelim Rivigal
Richardson Johnson
Fort Washattie
Sre
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Anie
Harry Griffith
Robin
Kingan
Griffith
Muller
Franke B. Parkinson
Supreme Court
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N. D
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Pandenjoniain
Drumkenness
Larimore and
Langdon
Great Northern
Serious uprising in Manchuria sparks emergency moves
The North China Daily News reports a rising in Manchuria linked to Li Hung and Yu Lu, with Li Bang vowing to avenge his father’s death. The Oceanic brings Shanghai news on Dec 7 as authorities mobilize troops to counter the rebellion amid raids by mounted robbers in the region.
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Bax Fraxcieco
Oceanic
Shanghai
North China Daily News
Manchuria
Tete
Li Hung
Li Hung, Mentioned By Mr. Drummoned
Yu Lu
Li Bang
Scribner's Magazine An Exceptional Year
Scribner's Magazine previews an exceptional year with feature plans and editorial aims. It highlights future topics including urban poverty and social issues, while outlining preparation for forthcoming sections and the magazine's literary standards.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Harper's Magazine 1892 illustrations and literary features
The 1892 Harper's Magazine issue previews illustrated content and notable literary features. It highlights World of Chance a new American novel and contributions by authors like Hawthorne and Conan Doyle as part of the issue's diverse offerings.
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America
Iecorra
Bramatle Fort Amartenn
Kormata
Mallat
Alfred Parma
Thal
Conan Doyle
Coe
Hawthorn
Fnd Life
Jopy
Horatio
Beowar
Huckarwy Tillshie
Fume
Harper's Periodicals and Subscription Notice
A compact list enumerates Harper's magazines including Harper's Magazine Harper's Bazar and Harper Young People with subscription terms and prices. The notice mentions volume, binding, mail options, and a renewal deadline while referencing labor considerations and distribution.
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Harpers Magazine
Uaalkics Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper Young People
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