Hanna's Joy as Ohio Legislature adjourns for Ties to Hanna
Ohio legislators end a day of sessions and plan to return Tuesday. Republicans who supported Hanna receive favorable committee placements, while a faction seeks Mason's ouster. A resolution to reorganize the House is anticipated, possibly prompting tension or violence. Subpenas issued for Otis, Dick, Hollenbeck and others to testify next Tuesday.
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Columbus
Hanna
Mason
Griffith
House
Senator Hanna
Cleveland
Platt
New York
Senate
Burké
Otis
Hollenbeck
Rush Begins in Victoria as Klondike Fever Grows
The City of Seattle sailed from Victoria British Columbia with over 600 passengers bound for Alaska and the Klondike. The rush has begun and in a few weeks a steamer will depart daily with many men seeking gold.
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Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Klondike
Kentucky House debates Lindsay resignation resolution
A Kentucky House resolution introduced by Democrat Representative Saunders of Union county questions Senator Lindsay's democracy and calls for his resignation. The measure passed to the committee on petitions and grievances by a viva voce vote, effectively disposing of it.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Saunders
Union County
Kentucky House of Representatives
United States
Lindsay
Committee On
National convention selects officers for commission men
At the national convention of commission men held in Buffalo on January 13 the officers elected are President E. H. Bowen of Louisville Vice President E. P. Stacey of Minneapolis Secretary A. W. Patch of Boston and Treasurer B. H. Evans of Columbus Ohio.
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Buffalo
N. Y
of Commission
E. H. Bowen
Louisville
E. P. Stacey
Minneapolis
A. W. Patch
Boston
B. H. Evans
Columbus
Gilpatric Withdraws From Local Republican Race
Dorchester candidate Fred C. Gilpatric withdraws from the presidency contest against Joseph B. Maccabe, shocking committee members. The remaining race is for secretary with Randolph C. King and E. P. Sands as contenders, King favored as friend of ex Mayor Curtis. Maccabe declined comment on the withdrawal.
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Fred C. Gilpatric
Dorchester
Republican City Committee
Joseph B. Maccabe
Gilpatric
Randolph C. King
Ward
E. P. Sands
Curtis
Maccabe
Ailsa Owner Sued for Judicial Separation
Edith Walker sues husband A B Walker owner of the racing cutter Ailsa for judicial separation on grounds of cruelty. She says his income is £20000, he is drink addicted and during delirium tremens threatens to kill her, causing sickness. Defendant denies cruelty. Case adjourned.
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London
Edith Walker
A. B. Walker
Ailsa
Keller Withdrawn From Local School Over Disagreement
Owing to a difference of opinion between Miss Sullivan and Mr. Arthur Gilman who runs a city school for girls Miss Helen Keller has been withdrawn from the school Keller had entered to prepare for Radcliffe Sullivan believed two years sufficient while Gilman argued for three Sullivan has long guided and mentored Keller and remains devoted to her.
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Miss Sullivan
Arthur Gilman
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Radcliffe
Robbery at East Boston Tobacco Store
John Lane reported a break in at his tobacco shop on 11 Meridian Street East Boston where cigars valued at seven dollars were taken after a front window was broken. Patrolman Farley arrested Martin Deveney who was found with cigars on him. Deveney was held in court.
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John Lane
Meridian Street
Boston
Lane
Farley
Martin Deveney
Deveney
Actress Wins $10,000 Verdict for Tooth Extraction Injury
Miss Essie Abrams, actress, obtained a $10,000 verdict against dentist Clarence B. Hackett for jaw injuries from an alleged unskilful tooth extraction on July 21, 1894, which required removal of part of her jaw bone in New York.
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New York
Essie Abrams
Clarence BE. Hackett
Relics From Augusta Nack Goods To Be Sold At Auction
In New York on January 18 The Standard auction rooms at 19 West 125th Street plan a Wednesday sale at 2 pm of Augusta Nacks effects to benefit her creditors The trunk with her dresses and items connected to the Guldensuppe murder will be displayed alongside the dress gloves and hat worn by Augusta Nack when the crime occurred.
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New York
William Guidensuppe
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Augusta Nack
Saal
Emanuel M. Friend
Thorn
Guldensuppe
Miss Madeleine Goddard Injured in New York Ball Incident
Miss Madeleine Goddard of Providence Rhode Island fell at Sherry's during a New York ball led by Worthington Whitehouse. She struck the back of her head, was unconscious for hours, later woke, and is steadily improving with medical care after a concussion.
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New York
Madeleine Goddard
Providence
R. I
Sherry
Worthington Whitehouse
Miss Goddard
Ellis Hoffman
Rhode Island
R. H. S. Goddard
Newport
Washington
Hope Goddard
C. Oliver Iselin
Sanity of Sir Tatton Sykes Questioned in London Suit
The hearing in the Daniel Jay money-lending suit against Lady Sykes, wife of Sir Tatton Sykes, was continued before Lord Chief Justice Russell. She denies forging a $50,000 bank guarantee and admits helping arrange Alaska mine shares for Sir Tatton.
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London
Daniel Jay
Lady Sykes
Tatton Sykes
Baron Russell
Killowen
Union Bank
D. O. Mills
Ogden Mills
Sir Tatton
San Francisco
Mills
Alaska
Bride of 13 Abducted in Eatontown New Jersey
Elijah Williams, an angry father, is in trouble with the law for taking his newlywed thirteen year old daughter Grace from her husband’s home. Grace was a bright public school pupil and did not return home last Saturday prompting a search.
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Eatontown
N. J
Elijah Williams
Grace
Father Rescues Daughter After Abduction Claim
The father confronted McCloud at the sister Mrs Mary Savage home where the daughter had been kept after a wedding at a Baptist parsonage. Williams forced entry, took the bride home, and was fined one dollar for unlawful entry. Mrs Savage filed abduction charges to go before the Freehold grand jury.
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Mary Savage
McCloud
Frank Gardiner
Savage
Williams
Yale Wellesley elopement shocks college circle
Miss Ellen Birdseye Curtis formerly of Wellesley College and Stanley Y Beach Yale student wed secretly after meeting at Stratford summers. The couple kept the marriage quiet until Beach finished college causing surprise among their families and friends. Beach will leave school. Stratford may become home.
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Ellen Birdseye Curtis
Wellesley College
Stanley Y. Beach
Yale
Beach
Irving
College
Miss Curtis
Frederick C. Beach
The
Scientific American
Moses Y. Beach
New York Sun
New Haven University
Curtis
Mr. Beach
Stratford
Stanley
New Haven
McCarthy Pushes Twelve-District Aldermen Plan Again
Representative Jeremiah J. McCarthy reintroduced the same twelve aldermen bill from last session to elect by districts. It would create a twelve‑member board with district nominations and at‑large votes, each district allotted candidates by party. The measure mirrors the rejected single‑chamber bill and awaits action.
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Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Ward 4
Boston
House
State Board of Regstration In Medicine
Waite
Medford
Board of Registration In Pharmacy
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Ward 7
Fitzgerald
Cape Canal
Cape Cod Canal
Willard Howland
Park Land Visit Prompts Brighton Improvement Lookover
Park commissioners toured Brighton yesterday to inspect Chestnut Hill Reservoir surroundings and Rogers Park now owned by the city. Accompanied by Street Commissioners Dove Duane and Innes and Chief Engineer J W Morrison, they were hosted by J R Downing and later praised by G W Pierce for a planned park conversion under Water Department control.
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Brighton
Romance of Emma Kelly and Nigger Jim in Klondike
A Kansas newspaper woman Emma Kelly travels to Dawson to cashier for a Klondike financier. She becomes a sensational figure among Dawson miners and allegedly marries Nigger Jim, son of a Louisiana planter, after tales of wealth and romance.
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Emma Kelly
Kansas
Jim
Seattle
Wash
H. B. Kelly
Topeka
Bennett's
Louisiana
Dawson
Niger Jim
Cupid
E Klondike
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