Edinburg Burns club memorial tablet near Cal ton Hill
A tablet was erected by the Edinburg Burns club near Cal ton Hill honoring Wilson Templeton and David Kennedy, famed Scotch singers. The item notes 45 War of 1812 survivors remain on the pension roll, with 15 aged 100 or more. Dr Moody completed three weeks of revival services in Toronto. A 4,000 seat hall was filled at nearly every one of forty meetings. Vishhand A Grandhi, Hindu scholar, argues Christian missionaries fail to influence adult Hindus.
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Edinburg
Pension Office
Dr. Moody
Toronto
Canada
Vishhand A. Grandhi
New
Menominee Indians Lose Standing In Tramp Order
The Menominee Indians are stripped of standing in the ancient order of tramps after violating its rules by securing permission from the interior department to cut 17,000,000 feet of logs this winter.
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Interior Department
Hat-basket styles define Corea women in ancient lore
In the northern Corea region women wear hats shaped like baskets, about a yard in diameter and two and a half feet high. The area’s lore notes the lrama has been in a moribund condition there for several centuries.
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Corea
Stevenson and Mindstone After Armenian Massacres
The piece notes Stevenson as a popular novelist known for short stories. It cites Mindstone urging thorough investigation of Armenian massacres and urges the British government to act. It also mentions Li Hung Chang losing a yellow jacket, enforcement limits on decrees, and Newfoundland's potential annexation, framed as a cautious, satirical outlook.
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Mindstone
Edison proposes phonographs for concerts to recall tunes
Edison suggests bringing phonographs to live concerts so attendees can replay any favored passages. The idea aims to let individuals hear encores or strains now lost to memory, though it could become a nuisance by muting the concert experience.
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Edison
Tiany
Demand for High Priced Books Surges This Year
The rising sale of expensive books signals that readers buy to keep rather than skim. It suggests a peak in demand for top literature in the present day.
Danish royal kinship cited in royal predictions
The passage notes the eldest Danish prince as future king of Denmark, the second son as future king of Greece, a daughter as widowed czarina, another daughter as future queen of England, a grandson as czar of Russia, and another grandson as future king of England. Danes sing of a fine royal family around King Christian.
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Denmark
Greece
Czarina
England
Czar
Russia
Christian
Costly Police Captaincy in New York Revealed
A police captaincy costs 15000 dollars with a 3000 dollar yearly salary. The captain financed the role by levying on criminals to suspend arrests and on honest traders to curb oppression. The paper likens New York’s municipal system to that of Morocco.
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New York
Morocco
Fighter Lavigne Acquitted. Ring Floor Blame Placed
The coroner's jury clears Lavigne of Bowen's death noting the injury came from Bowens head striking the ring floor. The Diamne club is blamed for not padding the ring. Comment questions why padding the football field could prevent injuries.
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Lavigne
Diamne
Bowen
England Prepares Magnificent and Majestic Armored Cruisers
England readies two great twin armored cruisers the Magnificent and the Majestic with aims to surpass any rival in speed, battery power and general effectiveness. American builders say they can quickly match or exceed if needed to set the pace again.
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England
Man Bit by False Rattlesnake Bite at Traveling Show
A traveling menagerie worker slept on a tent floor when a rattlesnake crawled over his chest and pricked his arm. He jumped away in pain and fear, and the crowd feared he would die from the bite. It later proved to be a canvas tack, and he recovered within an hour after the panic subsided.
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New York Ledger
Around the Globe All Important Occurrences of the Past Week
A compact weekly round up of notable events from home and abroad. Highlights include political developments economic shifts and cultural happenings arranged for quick reading. Names and places emphasized as readable.
Senate Report Urges Japan Trade Treaty Confirmation
Senate foreign relations panel plans to report the Japan ese commercial treaty to the full Senate with a recommendation for confirmation. George R. Davis of the world’s fair arrives in Washington as part of a Western boards of trade group seeking removal of the German embargo on American cattle and meats. A favorable public lands report authorizes a Montana Idaho mineral lands commission within the Northern Pacific grant. Representative Harmer introduces a resolution to use good offices to reassemble the powers that signed the Berlin treaty of 1878 for Armenian protection against Ottoman hosts.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
George R. Davis
Western Boards of Trade
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Montana
Idaho
Harmer
Pennsylvania
Turkey
Diverse Notices From National Figures and Local Spheres
A spread of short item notices covers deaths and careers of figures including Dr. Oscar D. Cass of Denver and Joseph L. Shipmey of Springfield. A few cultural notes mention Rev. Marcus Hast and his oratorio. Other items report marriage at Frankfort and a naval enlistment of J N Langdon, nephew of John D. Rockefeller.
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Marcus Hast
Moses
Joseph L. Shipmey
The
Evening Union
Springfield
Mass
Gas explosion injures ten at Vulcan mine Newcastle Col
A gas explosion in the Vulcan mine at Newcastle Col injures ten men and leaves several in need of care. Reports say conditions are chaotic as investigators search the collapse area for injured workers.
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Vulcan
Newcastle
Col
Notable crimes and executions in early American reports
A long list of violent acts and legal outcomes across states and territories. suicides, murders, hangings, robberies, bank defaulter findings, and prison sentences mix with warnings of feuds and railroad labor tensions, reflecting a turbulent era.
Notable Local Crimes and Fatal Altercations Compiled
Reports from Dry Hollow Missouri to California chronicle multiple fatal and near fatal incidents. Included are a suicide by two children, rearrest of James Crum on horse stealing, Thomas Quinlan’s two year sentence for murder, Antonio Victorias dynamite attack on a hotel, a bridge crossing duel between George Huffman and Ambrose Daugherty, a fatal stabbing in Pearce's Mills, and a eloping couple facing a forgiving father after a last minute marriage plan at the Two Bar ranch during Christmas eve.
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James Crum
Guthrie
C. T
Kansas
Thomas Quinlan
Bowling Green
Cottfried Kloppenstein
Chicago
Clara Melville
Okklahoma
No single headline can cover multiple incidents
A compilation of disparate world events reports variously on a slave situation in British Columbia, bread riots in Montreal, Nicaragua’s Bluefields, a Southern Italian earthquake toll, Peru’s tobacco duties, Italian resignation rumors, bank director overreach in St Johns, Jungfrau railroad concession, Swiss capital funding, British officers in Toledo, Guatemala City boundary talks, Diaz’s expected reception, Belgium cattle import ban, Lyons church subsidies, Freiburg poisoning scare, and arsenic found in a bakery shipment.
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Nicaragua
Italy
Rome
Crispi
Humbert
Commercial Bank
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N. F
Swiss Council of State
Jungfrau Mountain
America
England
Tare
Toledo
Mexico
Diaz
Progress in rail settlements and era of grain car innovation sparks competition
Passenger officials report progress with transcontinental lines as an Eastern railroad weighs 100000 pound grain cars to compete with lake lines. Other notes include labor federation plans in Denver, Michigan prison labor opposition, and various local incidents and legal actions across the country.
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Walker
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
Washington
Federation of Labor
Denver
Michigan
Knights of Labor
Scranton
Powderly
Murphy
Salem
Ohio
Brook Mitchell
Champaign
Alabama
Reuben F. Kolb
Franklin and Company
B. F
Otis Parsons
Richplant
Frankfort
Utah
Chester
Galesburg
Federal Bank
Third Avenue
New York
Dolan Told to Seek Diagnosis Amid Poet’s Quip
A neighbor wonders about Mr Dolan’s health as a doctor contemplates his case. A playful but bleak exchange follows with advice involving mustard plaster and a wary view of doctors, reflecting a newspaper’s rustic humor and slang.
Georgia War Ends After Brooks County Turmoil
Seven men killed including Constable Mauldin and Joseph Isham in a Brooks County outbreak sparked by Waverly Pike. Valdosta Videttes escorted to the scene. peace restored as authorities vow justice and to break the outlaw gang. Local whites urge restraint while detailing turpentine camp lawlessness and terror by armed negro camps.
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Quitman
Brooks County
Valdosta
Cafferty
Staten
Peoples
Bass
Thrasher
Waverly Pike
Brooks
Constable Mauldin
Joseph Isham
Sam Taylor
Eli Frazier
Harry Sherrod
Mauldin
Jeffreys
Henry Tillman
Isham
Fatal Wreck Near Summit Station
The Oregon Railway and Navigation lines west of The Dalles Oregon saw a wreck this morning killing Engineer Joe Reedy. A brakeman failed to switch to the main track allowing a freight engine to collide with a passenger-bound train on the siding, with no passengers injured and other crew reporting only minor wounds.
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Dalles
Oregon Railway and Navigation Roads
Joe Reedy
Summit Station
Reeds
Fire at Burlington lumber yard destroys sheds and mills
A blaze at J. R. Booth s lath shed in Burlington Vermont spread to adjacent lumber and six acres of timber burning. Winds drove the fire to W G Crane mills destroying them. Twenty Central Vermont freight cars and engine house burned. Damage estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Burlington
J. R. Booth
W. & G. E. Crane
Central Vermont
English jumper survives parachute dive from Poughkeepsie bridge
Harry Menier leaped from the Poughkeepsie bridge with a parachute. The parachute opened and he landed in eight seconds. Rescued by J. White and S. Herron, they took a wagon to Milton and then to New York. He showed no injury.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry Menier
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Menier
J. White
New York
J. Herron
Brooklyn
West Shore
Milton
Convicted feud ends in fatal gunfire in Marshall
A dispute between Charles Ellis and his father in law Mr Hamilton in Marshall Missouri turned deadly when Ellis shot Hamilton three times. Hamilton's wounds are fatal.
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Marshall, Mo
Charles Ellis
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Ellis
James Gray Dies After Illness in Stevens Point
James Gray aged sixty three longtime Stevens Point resident died from a tumor after about four weeks of illness. He is survived by a wife and four children.
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James Gray
Stevens Point
Wis
Mrs Medge Dies After Son’s Funeral in Red Wing
In Red Wing Minnesota on December 27 Mrs Medge a longtime Leon settler aged sixty three collapses and dies just as her son’s funeral procession reaches the church. The death follows the recent loss of her son.
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Red Wing
Minn
North bound Cannon Ball wrecks near Walnut Ridge
The Cannon Ball from Little Rock struck a cow at Walnut Ridge after leaving at 8 p m. The engine mail baggage car and one coach derailed piling in a heap. Engineer Stansbury and fireman Trendley were badly hurt. Passengers shaken but uninjured.
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Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
Walnut Ridge
Stansbury
Trendley
Swallowed Up in Mortgages in Milwaukee
Milwaukee special: the store of H. S. Mack a long prominent clothing house closed under mortgages issued by Bertha Mack and others. Last night real estate and chattel mortgages totaling 125000 were recorded by Milwaukee and Eastern parties. Attorneys say assets will scarcely cover the mortgages on the concern.
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Milwaukee
H. S. Mack
Bertha Mack
Man Dies After Jump Into Swain’s Lake Hole
In Elysiar Minn a 30 year old man unknown by name jumped into a lake hole last night after removing his outer garments. A card in his pocket read J. D. Chisholm and he was recovered dead.
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Elysiar, Minn
Swain’s Lake
J. D. Chisholm
Armours8 D Special E8 Johnsons Escort Cites 75000
John son of the Citizens State Bank of Armour led eight armed men with Winchester rifles overland to the Yankton Indian agency thirty miles away. They carry 75000 as the first installment of 150000 to be paid for ceded lands before January 1.
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Armour, 8. D
E. 8 . Johnson
Citizens’ State Bank of Armour
Yankton Indian Agency
Wekerle Cabinet Expected to Resign Today
In Budapest Special, it is reported that all members of the Wekerle cabinet are poised to submit their resignations today, signaling a political shakeup in Hungary's government.
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Budapest
Wekerle
Oregon Governor Angrily Presses Gold and Silver Money Policy
Portland, Dec. 27 Gov Penno yer writes to President Cleveland criticizing the Sherman tariff and urging restoration of gold and silver money over bank currency. He alleges ruinous delays and asks for a financial policy change to aid unemployed and prostrate industries nationwide.
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Oregon
Portland
Pennoyer
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Brand the Claim as False at the World's Fair Award
Chicago December 24 The Exposition chief of Awards of Agriculture brands a New York baking powder claim as false stating records and the official catalogue show the company was not an exhibitor and could not have received an award Price Baking Powder Company of Chicago holds the highest award and expects rightful honors to be vindicated by the public
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Chicago
New York
Price Baking Powder Company
Rich Library Gift Comes to Dakota Town
South Lend South Dakota December 27 Mrs Phoebe A Hearst widow of the late Senator Hearst of California presented a fine library and reading room to the citizens. The third floor of the miners union hall houses the collection a piano furnishes musical recitals every fortnight and a librarian with musical talent is employed.
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Lend
S. D
Northwest
Phoebe A. Hearst
Senator Hearst
California
Miners’ Union
Europe
America
Explorers Confirm Smoke at Mount Rainier Summit
Seattle, December 27. An exploring party confirms smoke rising from Mount Rainier's summit in two months. They camp halfway up the slope and report vast volumes of steam geysers from the crater, with the summit five miles away showing geyser-like plumes over 200 feet, and a black smoke column rising hundreds of feet.
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Seattle Wash
Mount Ranier
Notable shooting amid party quarrel in Pittsburg
Robert Johnston and wife hosted Daniel Tierron and wife from Wilkinsburg. After a liquor dispute, Mrs Johnston intercepted a fight between the men and was shot in the breast by a revolver near the right lung. Johnston summoned help as the HERRONS fled.
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Pittsburg
Robert Johnston
Webster Avenue
Daniel Tierron
Wilkinsburg
Herron
Johnston
Rotterdam Storm Damage Estimated at 500000 Florins
Amsterdam reports the recent storm caused damage at Rotterdam estimated at 500000 florins.
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Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Representative Gear Ill in Portland Illness Improves
Congressman Gear of Iowa fell ill in his Portland apartments last night with a serious condition. By this morning he was reported much improved.
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Man Gear
Washington
Gear
Iowa
Portland
Fatal Saloon Row In Waverly and Delano Extends
Frank Davis of near here died last night from injuries after an assault in a Delano saloon two weeks earlier. Suspects Bermick and Murphy remain at large and have not been arrested.
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Waverly
Minn
Frank Davis
Here
Delano
Bermick
Murphy
Train Fireman Corbin Involved In Violent Episode Far West
W G Brown a raving maniac confined for delirium tremens. A Chicago Northwestern fireman Corbin, husband of a conductor’s wife, shot at by a Northwestern conductor. Corbin wounded in hand leg and head as he fled toward Brookings. He avoided Huron where his wife resides.
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Springfield
Ohio
W. G. Brown
Midnight Express
Chiilicothe
Central Dakota
Chicago & Northwestern
Winona & St. Peter
Northwestern
Tracy, Minn
Corbin
Brookings
Huron
Death of Erastus Beadle Publisher in Cooperstown
Erastus Beadle, renowned publisher of dime books, died at his Cooperstown home at age seventy four. He retired from business in 1889 and in 1892 was the Republican nominee for Congress in the Otsego district.
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New York
Erastus Sb. Beadle
Dime Books
Cooperstown
Malpractice suit after West Superior man dies from dentist cocaine
John E. Wermnes of 416 Fisher Avenue died last night from cocaine administered by a dentist. The drug paralyzed one side of his head including the brain and rendered him speechless. A malpractice action will be filed.
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West Superior
Wis
John E. Wermnes
Fisher Avenue
Offer to sell Butte Anaconda & Pacific railroad to Burlington
A Denver special reports that credible sources state an offer was made today to sell the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad to the Burlington. The notice comes via a dispatch from Butte, Montana.
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Burlington
Denver, Colo
Butte, Mont
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Pine land sale frauds exposed by state committee report
The Pine land investigation committee submitted a 200 page report to Gov. Nelson detailing widespread fraud and deception in pine land sales. It calls for a single surveyor general, tighter permit rules, bonded officials, and strict accounting to curb losses and illegal leases. The report cites substantial court judgments against lumber interests and large sums still in litigation.
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St. Paul
Pine Land Investigation Committee
Nelson
Matt Clark
Bates
Clark
Itasca Lumber Company
Staples & Mulry
Shelvin-Carpenter Company
S. Reynolds
T. N. Shelvin
E. G. Webster
Powers & Dwyer
Surveyor General
Chicago to overhaul police by investigating committee
Chicago announces A. & Trude asked to be chief counsel for the council police committee subcommittee. He has virtually consented to lead the work as citizens fund the investigation and Alderman Kerr plans to convene the subcommittee immediately with needed funds in sight.
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Chicago
A. & Trude
Council Police Committee
Ald. Kerr
Beaver Dam diver drowns after air hole incident
Into an Air Mole. Beaver Dam Wis. Dec. 23 Dewitt Naylor a red twenty skated into an air hole here this morning and was drowned.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Dewitt Naylor
Topeka Woman Murdered In Suspected Robbery Case
The body of Mrs. A. D. Matson was found at 153 Monroe Street with signs of brutal assault and robbery. A deaf and dumb witness named George Knight and his brother may shed light at the coroner’s inquest, with a milk delivery boy first raising the alarm. Mrs. Matson, a suffragist and longtime educator, owned several houses and was believed to have substantial money at home.
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Topeka
Kan
A. D. Matson
Monroe Street
George Knight
Knight
Port Arthur Massacre Report Sees Japanese Victory Turn Brutal
World dispatch from James Creelman describes Port Arthur fall as brutal massacre of largely unarmed civilians. The account portrays mass killings, mutilations, and heavy casualties for Japan in taking the fortress amid the Russo Japanese War.
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New York
the World Today
James Creelman
Port Arthur
Vancovver
Corea
Japan
Tori Arthur
China
Yyama
Peking
Church Condemns Secret Societies Including Odd Fellows
Archbishop Corrigan refused comment on a Brooklyn diocese order interdicted by Bishop McDonnell. The decree condemns the Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance and Knights of Pythias, saying they oppose church interests. The ban traces to a Chicago council in 1893 and papal approval.
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Corrigan
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Farley
Odd Fellows
Sons of Temperance
Knights of Pythias
United States
Chicago
Mgr
Satolli
Corrizan
President Cleaveland Enjoys Quiet Georgetown Visit
President Cleveland reports a pleasurable stay in Georgetown South Carolina with fewer interruptions. He notes good sport fine weather and fat ducks. The Palmetto club extends quiet courtesies to the visitors as the president and party plan to depart for Washington tomorrow.
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Journal
Georgetown
S. C
Cleveland
Palmetto Club
Washington
Minn. Man Abducts Son From Wife In Wis Town
Morris Ensign a Great Northern railroad employee from Minneapolis, who wed Miss Lilly Roberts of Spring Green at age 15, abducted his 2 year old son from his mother in law Mrs E B Roberts of Valparaiso Ind. Ensign pretended to buy candy to seize the child then took the 8 p m train to Minneapolis via Arena. His wife is in Valparaiso attending school.
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New York
M. Thiebaud
Boston
Chicago
Henry Graben
Hebron
Gimyo Adeshi
Oyoto
Japan
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Kirk Hackman
Sturgeon
Jefferson Davis
Lucius A. Landon
Elwood
Ind
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Frankfort
Kitty O'Neil
Coulter House
J. XN. Langdon
Philadelphia
John D. Rockefeller
Independence
Mare Island Navy Yard
Spring Green
Wis
Morris Ensign
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Minneapolis
Lilly Roberts
Inlaw
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Arena
Actor Dickson's wife sulks halt Davenport show
In Davenport Iowa last night Charles Dickson and company presented A Jolly Good Fellow. Between acts he excused poor acting by blaming his wife who played Marget after sulking and refusing to appear. His public rebuke sparked a sensation and possible separation talk.
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Davenport
Iowa
Opera House
Charles Dickson
Grand jury returns true bills against pool operator
Pittsburg December 22 the grand jury returned true bills against George M Irwin the discretionary pool operator on five separate charges.
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Pittsburg
George M. Irwin
Empire approves higher cotton import duty in Turkestan
St Petersburg reports the council of the empire has sanctioned an increased cotton import duty. The move is credited to cotton growers of Turkestan who protested American cotton competition.
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St. Petersburg
Novyosti
Council of the Empire
Turkestan
Cornered Cops Indicted In Major New York Case
The court of oyer and terminer was crowded with indicted police officials of all ranks. Included were Capt. Schmittberger ex-Capt. Doherty Sergeants MacLean Clark Liebers Jordan O'Toole Detective Frink and ex Wardmen Smith Burns Hock Levy Clennon.
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Court of Oyer and Terminer
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Doherty
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Clark
Liebers
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O'Toole
Frink
Smith
Burns
Hock
Levy
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Chippewa Indian Bill Advances in Senate
Washington December 22 The senate reports favorably Mr McCleary's bill for the relief of certain Winnebago Indians.
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Washington
Senate
Death of Sir Edward Lechmere in Pershore
Sir Edward A. B. Lechmere, MP for Evesham Worcestershire, died suddenly last evening in Pershore while about to address a meeting. He was about 60 years old.
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London
Edward A. B. Lechmere
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Evesham
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Pershore
Attempted vault burglary in Adel county treasurer’s office
In Perry Iowa an attempted heist targeted the Adel county treasurer’s vault. Burglars pried a steel shutter, entered via a window, drilled the vault door, and tried to blow it open but the drill broke. They fled, leaving with a hand car and no arrests.
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Perry
Iowa
Spec'al
Adel
Phelps Disbarred for Unprofessional Conduct
Washington December 21 William A Phelps a pension attorney from Richmond Ohio has been disbarred from practice before the interior department for unprofessional conduct.
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Washington
William A. Phelps
Richmond
Ohio
Interior Department
Mine Fire Devastates New Castle Collapse Loss Estimated
Seattle special reports the New Castle coal mine will be wrecked causing about 500000 dollars in losses to the Oregon Improvement company. Coal creek flooding is extensive and it will take weeks to flood the mine and months to pump out water after the fire is put out, leaving about 250 men idle.
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Seattle
Wash
New Castle
Oregon Improvement Company
Jealous Husband Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life
In New York City a man shot and killed his wife at their tenement home 106 Trinity Place and then killed himself with the same weapon. Jealousy appears to be the motive. Five young children are left orphans by the tragedy.
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Whitley East
Bement
Julius Heykins
Wellsburg
Smiley"Jordan
Mount Hope
Jack Cronin
Albert Skinner
Hartford
Conn
William Strausbaugh
Tiflin
Ohio
Ike Kahn
Foster Pollard
Kansas City
Reuben Postoffice
Ala
Bill Cannon
New York
Charles Peterson
Trinity Place
Death of St. Paul Poorhouse’s oldest inmate
Harry Bassman aged ninety one, longest resident of the St. Paul poorhouse, died yesterday morning in his bed after an illness of about one hour. He had been an inmate since April 30, 1879, a tenure of fifteen and a half years. No other inmate has stayed so long.
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St. Paul, Special
Harry Bassman
Poorhouse
Poor House
Beaumonts announce marriage of Henry Cecil Beaumont to Jessie Fellows
The Times reports the marriage yesterday at St James Church Piccadilly, London, between Henry Cecil Beaumont third son of the late Sir George Beaumont and Jessie Fellows daughter of the late George Fellows of New York.
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New York
London
Times
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Henry Cecil Beaumont
George Beaumont
Jessie
George Fellows
Waite Indictments Postponed in Howard County Case
Special Examiner Waite left for Minneapolis. two indictments for intimidating witnesses are continued to the March term. The delays appear due to Dr. Kessel not wanting his disgrace aired publicly, not Waite avoiding trial.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Waite
Minneapolis
Howard County
Kessel
Mortgage Filed By Pipe Line Companies In Lima
A mortgage for 1 000 000 was filed here today by the Ohio and Indiana Pipe Line Company and the Natural Gas Company to the Central Trust Company of New York. The pipeline supplies Lima Dayton Piqua Wapakoneta and other Ohio towns bringing gas from Indiana fields.
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Lima
Ohio
Ohio & Indiana Pipe Line Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Dayton
Piqua
Wapakoweta
Indiana
Kingston Election Unseated Conservative Candidate
Dr. F. H. Smythe of Toronto was unseated for Kingston after being charged with corrupt practices by his agents. The ruling underscores election integrity concerns and shifts the Kingston seat to a different representation.
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Toronto
F. H. Smythe
Kingston
Green Bay Becomes Lakes Largest Fish Market
Reports from the State Fish Dealers association at the Green Bay convention show the city now leads lake markets. The season’s total catch nears 6 million pounds valued over $400,000, a growth trend in roughly five years.
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Green Bay
Wis
State Fish Dealers’ Association
Sheriff Charles H Miller Accountability in Berkley County
Special-Ex Sheriff Charles H Miller of Berkley county West Virginia is short in his accounts with the state and county totaling 21000 dollars, prompting financial scrutiny and potential action.
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Accoggnia
Wheeling
W. A
Charles H. Miller
Berkley County
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Erzeroun
Irisa
Tigrenocerta
Babert
Moosh
Anglo-Amenian Association
Aleppo
Asiatic Surkey
Marasch
Hadjin
Zeetoun
Imavorak
Mirsch
Elizabeth
Zeeoun
Scrofula
Hood
Parilla
Ella Billings
Davis & Rankin Building and Manufacturing Company
Lake Street
New Caledonia
Pacific
Congoland
Africa
New York Tribune
Col. A. Loudon Snowden
Hegeman‘s
E. C. G. Clark Co
N. Haven
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Representative Clark
Missouri
Dickson So Anno
Iaced
Big Fish Trade
Briggs
Albemarle County
Virginia
John Knox
Congregation of the Holy Cross At
Notre Dame
Meerial
Fcc
John Carle & Sons
Raphael
Angelo
Rubens
Tasso
Franklin St
Kilby St
National
Wall’ Dearborm Street
Paiie
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