Draft fragments on pay demands and global events
A garbled report notes Americans on board the Niethe Toy pressing for high pay, with doubt on their ability to collect. It mentions the Brazilian prince imperial in Paris, a display of Pedro in a Progrea context at Rio de Janeiro, and a note about Corfu paper money trading rice and hemp cloth. An eastern firm earns over 27,000 annually. The apple paper from 1808 is referenced as public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Imperial
Paris
Pedro
Rio de Janeiro
London
Berlin
Italy
Germany
London Telegraph
Far East
Toulon
M. Lockrey
Hoche
Marceau
Neptune
Experiment to raise race horses on New Mexico ranch
A plan emerges to raise race horses on a ranch in New Mexico at an elevation of 6,000 feet above sea level. The project explores how high altitude impacts horse development and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Stout Hid 10000 In Cellar To Stop Temptation
David Stout of Haughville Indiana hid ten thousand dollars in his cellar fearing temptation to deposit it in a bank. No crew has been captured or charged in connection with the alleged robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stout
Haughville
Ind
Brazil Postpones Congressional Elections to May
The elections are delayed until May with officials saying the move allows lawmakers time to focus on shelter needs amid ongoing housing and social concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Connecticut schoolmaid rescues three men from drowning
A Connecticut schoolgirl aided in rescuing three men from drowning the other day. The customary happy ending would be a wedding, but all three men were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Wellington teacher linked to Queen Liliuokalani kin
Minnie Claghorn a Wellington Ohio schoolteacher is described as a second cousin of former Queen Liliuokalani. The relation comes through the marriage of an American missionary connected to the deposed monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Liliuokalani
Minnie Claghorn
Family ties span three generations across states
Thomas Chandler, a Ly ons, New York farmer, is father to two sons. One son is eight years old, while the other, a successful 60 year old businessman from Vineland, New Jersey, later has a 40 year old son who serves as a bank director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chandler
Lyons, N. Y
Vineland
N. J
James Gordon Bennett Returns to Paris for Fourth Bone Surgery
James Gordon Bennett was compelled to leave Nice for Paris to undergo his third operation to remove splintered bone caused by injuries in a Paris coaching accident. The procedure aims to relieve lasting complications from the crash and restore mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Bennett
Nice
Paris
Mohammedan belief of 1200 wives sparks scorching claim
A passage notes a claim that in the future state a Mohammedan may have 1,200 wives. It adds uncertainty whether this refers to the blessed or the other state, but calls the figure a daunting prospect for any man.
French writer Irede Barina famed for multilingual mastery
The article notes Vincens, alias Irede Barina, a leading French journalist known for brilliance, who lacked formal schooling in girlhood, taught by her father, and after marriage studied Latin Greek and modern languages to sharpen her craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie Vincens
Irede Barina
Chicago Faces Surge of Cranks Amid Threats
A crude threat to blow up the Armour institute sparked concern as Chicago grows riskier for crank behavior. Officials warn that such disturbing boasts threaten public safety and indicate a broader pattern of alarming rhetoric across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Institute
Chicago
Indiana man contours grafted skin amid Jim Crow fear
An Indiana man with skin grafts from a colored donor contemplates travel through a Southern state where Jim Crow segregation rules would complicate passage for him. His case highlights racial barriers and legal questions surrounding cross-racial medical procedures in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Teeth Return Tale of Chicago Highwaymen Robbery
In Chicago a man robbed the other night had his teeth still in his pocket, debunking rumors of molar extraction. The street gang, described as bold but not yet barbarous, did not physically pull teeth from the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Old Walnut Tree at Flatbush Half-Hearted Life Sustained by Currant
A two foot circumference black walnut tree at Flatbush was cut and revealed a four foot central hole. A red currant bush growing from the first branch is suspected to have fed on the tree’s heart, killing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush
L. 1
Bakers Strike Threatens Chicago Bread Supply
The city faces a bread famine as Chicago bakers strike, risking shortages. If needed, wives and daughters may return to baking at home, proving luxury breads may be less essential than presumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco art collection bequeathed to fund free hospital
Mrs. Kate Johnson routes her large collection of artworks to Archbishop Riordan for maintenance of a free hospital. The trustee may sell all or part of the items or keep the collection intact and open to visitors for a small admission, with proceeds dedicated to charitable uses per the donor’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Johnson
San Francisco
Archbishop Riordan
French lawyer seeks fresh approach for murder defense in America
The critic calls the lawyer too slick for the Gallic people and argues his chance to rise lies in the United States where Americans crave a novel and startling defense strategy in murder trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailant
Plato
Socrates
America
England Awaits a New Ruler Amid Royal Decline
The text notes Queen Victoria's weakening state and suggests English politicians view a self-governing nation with a ceremonial monarchy. It contrasts this with an election ridden republic and discusses cautious interest and apprehension about a future monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
England
Condensed World News Digest Highlights
AER weekly digest compiles past event summaries from telegraph reports. It presents a condensed form of the latest and most important world news as reported by press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AER
Washington Gossip and Political Feats
The Wilson bill is projected to cut customs revenues by 65 million in the next year. Populists press graduated taxes on large estates while Chicago’s Broad McCabe campaigns to regain the public printer post. Secretary Gresham receives the Columbian memorial on international arbitration signed by forty nations. The Interior Department closes Ashland Wisconsin case against Col Knight, partner of Senator Vilas. A crank threatening Vice President Stevenson is identified as Donjon who denies anarchist ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Broad” MccAbee
Chicago
Columbian
Stevenson
Donjon
Notable Figures Die Across U S In Early Reports
J B Payne a Texas politician kills himself in Waco. Henry W Paine a Cambridge lawyer dies at 83. Chauncey H Andrews Ohio rail and iron magnate dies after long illness in Youngstown. General Banks rumor addressed. Prince Pedro arrives in Paris en route to villa visit. Uhl relocates family to Washington for winter. Zola urges Russian French literary convention. Kansas City cattlemen banquet speaker claims meat eating races govern world. Misses Anna Bell and Ethel Hood Hood sisters wintering in Baltimore. daughters of Gen Hood, adopted by John Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Payne
Texas
Waco
Henry W. Paine
Cambridge
Mass
Chauncey H. Andrews
Youngstown
Ohio
Gen. Banks
Waltham
Prince Pedro
Paris
d’Eu
Uhl
Washington
Grand Rapids
Mich
Admiral Inglish
Zola
Russia
France
Cattlemen's Association
Kansas City
Cowherd
Standard Oil Company
Anna Bell
Ethel Hood
John Bell Hood
Baltimore
Gen. Hood
John Morris
Westchester
Multiple Fatal and Destructive Accidents Across States
A sequence of disastrous incidents reported include valuable horses burned at a Pennsylvania stock farm, opera houses in Port Suron Michigan and Woodstock Ontario destroyed with substantial losses, several workers killed at railroads and mines, a boy drowned skating on a river in Iowa, and a large fire at the Hanging Rock Stove Foundry in Ironton Ohio. Also noted are a fatal crane accident at Elwood Indiana and a train wreck near Trout Creek Wisconsin with fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
City Opera House
Port Suron
Mich
Richard Kittenreiner
St. Louis
Jacob Berwick
Strick
Daubpa
Ben Elizabeth
N. J
Woodstock
Ont
Dennison
Ohio
Frank Maxwell
Edward Fletcher
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sprague Isett
Joseph Phillips
Steubenville
Florence
Simithville
John Mallis
Thomas Rowan
Hanging Rock
Ironton
Joseph Belson
Charles Lake
Galena
Duluth, South Shore
Atlanta
Trout Creek
Wis
Mulford
Sins and Sinners: Crime wave era headlines
A roundup of violent crime and legal cases across the U S frontier. Train robbery in Indian Territory. multiple killings and arrests in Pennsylvania and Missouri. a Rockford store scandal. a Chicago map case. pardons and public disorder amid gambling raids and counterfeiting trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Indian Territory
Amy Howard
Rockford
Pennsylvania
Wildwood
Fla
Chicago
Pittsburg
Martin Finn
Falmouth
George Astley
Springfield
Wichita
John Keefe
Charles Collins
Freeport
Multiple violent incidents and trials reported across states
Reports detail shootings lynchings arson trials and battles from Mississippi Oklahoma Indiana Kentucky and other states. Notable items include a Choctaw man shot near White Chimney Mountain a negro lynched in Holmes County and a Tecumseh arsonist arrested for attempting to hang his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Allen
Holmes County
Miss
John Handley
Tecumseh
Mich
Hartford City
Ind
John Camp
Dalton
Joe Brown
Polk Moffett
Moffet
Church
Mobile & Ohio
St. Louis
From Foreign Shores cannibals attack American schooner crew
Reports describe cannibal tribes capturing and eating the crew of an American schooner. The account notes five whites and nineteen Mexicans killed in a race war in Herrillos, Mexico, along with multiple government and revolutionary casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrillos
Mexico
Sacred College
Leo
Perseveranza
Milan
Pope XII
Italy
Berlin
Kotte Times
Prince P
Rhe Ossisch
Genni
Prince Bisma
Multiple Local Unrest and Appointments Highlight 1906 News
The report notes receivers appointed for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe road and mentions John P Hopkins inaugurated mayor of Chicago. It covers temperance crusade efforts in Indiana, dissatisfaction over world fair awards, a New York diamond dealer’s assignment, grippe cases in Weatherly Pennsylvania, and ice spoilage in Sioux City. It also reports a Colorado smelter project to employ idle workers, a robbery of gold in Tacoma, a mysterious six day sleep in Alabama, dynamite found in Ossian Indiana, and a Cincinnati altercation involving John L Sullivan. Other items include San Francisco midwinter fair crowds, charges against Pastor Conrad, railway strike denials, bank president Willard Holmes arrest, forged checks by Col Henry Potter, a peculiar divorce suit in Town New York, a Bellaire Ohio miners strike threat, wage cuts on the Baltimore and Ohio line, and a mass San Francisco unemployed meeting seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Leadville
Colorado
Richard McGovern
Tacoma
Wash
Lizzie Everett
Lebanon
Ala
Ossian
Ind
John L. Sullivan
Lester
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pastor Conrad
Rockford
Lehigh Valley System
Williard Y. Holmes
Kansas City
Col
Henry Potter
New York
Peter Doelger
E. H. Gillette
Chamber of Commerce
New Spokane & Northern Railway Opens Service
Through trains now run on the Spokane and Northern to Nelson British Columbia. Service is planned from Spokane to Nelson on Tuesdays and Fridays, and to Marcus daily except Sundays, departing Spokane at 7 a.m. with connection to the Great Northern train from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane & Northern
Nelson
B.C
Spokane
Marcus
Great Northern
Republicans Plan Early Campaign Start in Minnesota
A meeting of Minnesota's Republican state central committee at the Windsor hotel discussed starting campaign work in February with an educational program through the State League of Republican Clubs. They planned a February state league convention, seeking prominent speakers, and approved cooperation with county committees to inform voters on key issues. Henry Feig was elected to fill a vacancy, and C. H. Myron to represent the Seventeenth district on the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Republican State Central Committee
Windsor Hotel
Republican State League
State League of Republican Clubs
Goodnow
F. C. Stevens
League
State Committee
Tams Bixby
Harris Richardson
Charles L. Roos
M. D. Flower
John Waite
Fred von Baumbach
G. G. Nelson
W. H. Feller
John Goodnow
H. F. Brown
J. M. Dimant
B. D. Smith
W. Kt. Edwards
H. B. Strait
R. E. Thompson
A. T. Koerner
Capt. van Sant
Soren Listoe
Daniel Shell
C. L. Benedict
Koerner
State League
Gow
McKinley
Thomas B. Reed
Lincoln
Republican Party
Republican County
State Central Committee
Minneapolis
Kittson
C. H. Myron
Judge Bennett of South Dakota Supreme Court Dies
The long time South Dakota Supreme Court judge J. E. Bennett died after a Christmas illness in Pierre. His four year term would have expired today and he would have started a new six year term. His body was sent to Clark county for funeral services guided by state officials and Masons. Sheldon will appoint a successor with several candidates in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Pierre
Supreme Court
Bennett
Pythias
Mrs Lease Plans Court Action Over Board Seat
Mrs. Lease hires Judge Doster to aid Eugene Hagan in seeking an injunction against J W Freeborn to prevent him from replacing her on the board. She heads to Olathe for a board meeting after issues with the Winfield venue and Gov Lewelling intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Anarchist Raids Net Papers and Arrests in France
Police in France raided anarchist quarters across multiple towns seizing copies of Pere Peinard and searching Elisee Reclus residence linked to the deputies bombing. In Havre eleven houses yielded stolen bonds worth 1500 francs and three anarchists were jailed earlier. Five anarchists were arrested in raids including Rouen in Seine department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Pere Peinard
Elisee Reclus
Paul Reclus
Chamber of Deputies
Havre
Seinesne Ferieure
Rouen
Stoned an Escutcheon in Genoa Riot Flare
A small group in Genoa after the Aigues Mortes verdict gathered outside a building and stoned the escutcheon over its door. Police dispersed the crowd and arrested two leaders as municipal authorities expressed regrets to the French consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Aigues-Mortes
Argouleme
France
Tilin
Explosion at East Chicago gas station kills workers
In Valparaiso Indiana on January 2 a gas line pumping station at East Chicago was blown up. A break in the pipe during repair released gas which ignited from a lectern knocked over, causing a blast that destroyed the iron building and likely killed seven workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Indiana Natural Gas Company
East Chicago
Minnesota Iron awards contract for Tron King mine work
The Minnesota Iron company hires Connector Winston of Minneapolis to strip an acre of the Tron King mine in Duluth. About 300000 cubic yards will be removed, employing hundreds of men at a cost near 100600. The fee to Winston’s firm is controlled by C N Nelson Lumber company which takes 30 cents per ton mined. The mine, purchased from A E Humphreys, covers 3000 by 600 feet with 24 feet of earth. Estimated 250000 tons to be mined in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota Iron Company
Minneapolis
Tron King
Iron King
Minnesota
A. E. Humphreys
C. N. Nelson Lumber Company
Cross Dedicated in Golden Gate Park for Drake Epistle Site
In San Francisco on January 3 a large stone monument titled the Prayer Book Cross was unveiled in Golden Gate Park marking where Sir Francis Drake held his first episcopal service on the Pacific coast. The cross, a gift from George W. Childs of Philadelphia, covered all erection costs.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Francis Drake
Pacific Coast
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Northwest engineer held on opium smuggling charge
Charles Bodman, a well known Northwest engineer and former chief on a Kootenai Lake boat, was arrested in Spokane by Special Agent McCoy on opium smuggling charges. His Portland home is listed. Bodman protests innocence. A preliminary trial is set in a few days with several more arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Charles Bodman
Northwest
McCoy
Bodman
Kootenai Lake
Portland
Milton College Receives 50000 Endowment Gift
Milton Wisconsin reports a new endowment from George H. Babcock of Plainfield New Jersey. The Seventh Day Baptist leader died December 17 and left Milton College fifty thousand dollars, adding to prior gifts totaling eighty thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton College
Milton
Wis
George H. Babcock
Seventh Day
Plainfield
N. J
Bank Receiver Appointed for Minot Institution
Minot North Dakota January 3 H F Salyards president of the First National bank of Minot has been named receiver for the Citizens Bank of Minot and will wind up its affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Bank
Minot
N. D
H. F. Salyards
First National Bank
Citizens’ Bank of
Colonna's Case Postponed in Paris Court
Princess Colonna seeks judicial separation from Prince Colonna in Paris. Hearing delayed as Advocate Bull was unavailable due to a prior court case. Prince Colonna appeared with his lawyer Maitre Desjar dines in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonna
Paris
Princess Colonna
Mackay
Prince Colonna
Advocate Bull
Maitre Desjardines
Colorado Gold in Denver Smelting Company 1893 Report
The Boston & Colorado Smelting company reports 1893 Colorado gold handling gain of over W percent, totaling nearly $1,000,000. Overall smelter production for gold silver and copper reaches $5,573,049, down from $6,082,014 in 1892 due to lower silver prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Boston & Colorado
Discharged optician faces renewed charge in West Superior
West Superior Wisconsin special Dr L H Matthez an optician brought from Norfolk Virginia by the sheriff to answer a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses was discharged this morning by Judge Hutchins He was rearrested immediately on the same charge by a complaint from Christ Erick son The county attorney says he will have the grand jury indict him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
L. H. Matthez
Norfolk
Hutchins
Christ Erickson
Removal Petition Targets Oakes Receivers in Milwaukee
The Northern Pacific Railroad company through general counsel Silas W. Pettit filed in Milwaukee federal court to remove Thomas F. Oakes Henry C. Payne and Henry C. Rouse as receivers and to appoint new receivers. The petition claims the current receivers are incompetent and willfully extravagant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Silas W. Pettit
Philadelphia
Circuit Court of the United States
Milwaukee
James G. Jenkins
Thomas F. Oakes
Henry C. Payne
Henry C. Rouse
Prominent Watertown Man Killed in Lynching Tumult
Jerry K H Kelly a leading Watertown businessman was shot dead by James D Redding ton over a Sisseton reservation dispute. Reddington jailed awaiting trial as mob talk grows. Kelly leaves several children in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
S. C
Jerry Kh. Kelly
James Dempsey Reddington
Sisseton
Reddington
Kelly
Witchcraft Punishment Report From Pondeland
A woman accused of causing her child’s death by witchcraft in Pondeland was bound to a stake in an ant hill. Her body was smeared with grease and swarmed by ants that devoured her. The report, dated Cape Town January 2, describes a brutal communal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Pondeland
Media professor kills wife days after wedding
Media Pennsylvania on January 2 reports Swithin C Shortlidge principal of Media Academy for Boys shot and killed his bride of one month while strolling with his wife. The professor had been ill with the grip for three weeks prior and remained at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media
Swithin C. Shortlidge
Media Academy For Boys
Shortlidge
New Press Law Aims to Curb Foreign Reports in Constantinople
A Vienna dispatch to the Times reports the sultan’s new press law in Constantinople designed to suppress even minor facts in foreign papers if they displease the sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
The
Times
Constantinople
Money Package Shortage Shocks Everett
A Great Northern express money package from Peshtigo Wisconsin to Samuel Curtin in Everett was opened in Everett and found 800 dollars short. Sender R O Philbrook says he placed 2720 dollars in the parcel. The tampering location is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Great Northern Express
Peshtito
Wis
Samuel Curtin
Everett
R. O. Philbrook
Burglar Convicted In Hastings Case
Felix alias Philip James a known catchers can wrestler was found guilty of burglary in the first degree for breaking into the Davenport home on the night of October 31 in Hastings Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Minn
Felix
Philip James
Abraham Davenport
Yellow fever ravages Rio de Janeiro in war torn year
Special dispatch reports Rio de Janeiro hit by the worst yellow fever outbreak. Five deaths attributed to the disease are confirmed as the city endures ongoing war damage and public health crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Bank Funds Tied Up in Fall River County Suit
The case of Fall River county against Receiver Fox of the First National Bank of Hot Springs seeks to declare the county deposit a special fund. The dispute moves to federal court and may delay a dividend, tying up the funds until May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
S. D
Fall River County
Fox
First National Bank of
Mutiny In Cameroon Police Invades Government House
The Cologne Gazette reports that a body of military police in the Cameroons mutinied and looted the government house. Marines from the German cruiser Mylaena landed to quell the uprising and retook the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Speckal
Cologne
Cameroons
Myaena
Heir to a Fortune in Watertown County
Mrs Sarah Chamberlain of this county has become heir to the estate of Nicholas Lute a San Francisco millionaire She is his half sister and nearest relative with the inheritance reported in Watertown South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Sarah Chamberlain
County
Nicholas Lute
San Francisco
Income Tax Propositions Debated by Ways and Means
Ashington January 3 Advocates of an individual income tax debate two plans in the Ways and Means Committee. A 2 percent levy on incomes over 4,000 and on corporate net income was approved 6 to 5. whisky tax up 10 cents per gallon was approved, with bonded periods extended to eight years to ease hardship. The committee projects 30 million dollars in revenue from corporate and individual taxes and 10 million from the whisky increase. The inheritance tax plan was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Twe
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Cockran
New York
Messrs
Wilson
Cochran
Stevens
Montgomery
Nays
McMillin
Turner
Whiting
Bryan
Bynum
Tarsney
Breckinridge
Wilson Cochran
Fatal Union Pacific wreck near Linwood Kansas
Three men killed four seriously injured and a dozen more slightly hurt when a Rock Island freight train collided with a Union Pacific mixed train near Linwood Kansas at 5 30 this morning. Killed were Javeg¢ 1 conductor Kansas City elartin stockman Wakefield Kan Herman Smite stockman Clay Center Kan. Fire caused by stoves enveloped four cars in flames hindering rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preck
Kansas City
Jan
Union Pacific
Linwood
Kan
Rock Island Railway
Topeka
Forsis
Javeg
Elartin
Stockman
Wakefield
Herman Smite
Clay Center
Dead and injured in boarding house fire at Buffalo New Jersey
A fire destroyed a Buffalo boarding house owned by Mrs Annie Hankett. Dead include Isaac Bradley a printer and a woman known as Edna the day cook. Injured include Mrs Hankett Louis Anderson David Ward Edward Cross Charles Van Ever Charles Edwards John Avery George Wright George Fleming George Harrington J F Russell and William Sweeney. Property loss minimal about 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. J
Annie Hankett
Isaac Bradley
Edna
Louis Anderson
David E. Ward
Edward Cross
California
Charles van Ever
Charles Edwards
John Avery
Palmyra
N. Y
George Wright
George Fleming
George Harrington
J. F. Russell
Olcott
William Sweeney
Fire saves theater district as several buildings burn
Boston January 3 reports credit to the fire department for keeping the blaze contained to the theater, the Globe cafe adjoining brick structures, Harvard college trustees building on Washington Street, Hayward Place corner, Bryant and Stratton college on the south side, and the R. E. Allen clothing store. Total loss estimated near 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Globe Cafe
Harvard College Trustees
Washington Street
Hayward Place
Bryant & Stratton College
R. E. Allen Clothing
Inquiry Set on Cause of Louisville Bridge Disaster
Louisville January 3. The official inquiry into the Louisville and Jeffersonville bridge disaster will start next Monday morning. The coroner has panelled a jury and summoned about forty witnesses, and the inquest is expected to be lengthy. The affair will be sifted to the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Plonger's Serious Plunge
New York public notice reports Francis Theodore Walton known as Plunger Walton lessee of the Grand hotel at 124 Broadway made an assignment to Charles L. Walton with preferences totaling 200000 dollars. Poor business caused the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plonger
New York
Francis Theodore Walton
Walton
Grand Hotel
Broadway
Charles L. Walton
Skater and Ice Boat Collision Claims Youth in Madison
Charles Coery aged fifteen, son of a well known merchant, died from injuries after a collision between a skater and an ice boat on Lake Mendota. The incident occurred Saturday as Coery skated on the lake in Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Charles Coery
Lake Mendota
Ex-Mayor Peterson horse whipped in Escanaba street brawl
Special-Ex-Mayor P M Peterson of Escanaba was whipped on the main street by Mrs Victor Tiede this afternoon. Peterson drew a revolver but was unable to deter the attack as the assault continued amid a crowd. Both Tiede and her husband were arrested on assault and battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
P. M. Peterson
Victor Tiede
Peterson
Scandinavian Society
Tiele
Tiede
London Fog Delays Traffic and Underground Use
Dense fog hit London yesterday, the season’s first major fog of winter. Traffic slowed citywide and the underground faced disruption as services struggled to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Forced to Assign Crescent Building and Loan in St Louis
The Crescent Building and Loan association in St Louis was assigned today with assets of 38,090 dollars and liabilities of 40,000 dollars. Declining confidence due to trouble with a former secretary charged with embezzlement prompted the action, though no case was made against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Crescent Building and Loan Association
Wanted forgeries suspect Frank Willard traced to Englewood
Police seek Frank Willard over forgery charges totaling 2500 tied to friends' bank accounts. He was found in Englewood a year ago, emigrating from a Kansas town and once sang in the Union Park church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Willard
Willard
Englewood
Kansas
Union Park Church
Northern Pacific arbitration move at receiver Oakes
A subcommittee and General Manager Kendrick meet with Receiver Oakes to settle grievances of Northern Pacific employees. Oakes agrees to receive written statements and act as arbitrator with Receivers Rouse and Payne, guiding courts in the dispute. Nearby, South Dakota educators hear Governor Sheldon on public education and note new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Kendrick
Conference Committee
Oakes
Messrs. Rouse and
Payne
South Dakota
Parker
S. D
The
Educational Association
Sheldon
Mauck
Educational Council
Sa “Ce
Louis Mel
M. Smith
J. K. Failing
L. Bras
M. D. Miller
Hood
Ster
Vert
Huron
Pete
BS. Gleason
Hig
Lieon
Plankinton
Tr Mitchell
Lovejoy
Counties Must Pay the Printer in Tax Sale Fees
Fergus Falls Minn Dec 29 A number of state newspapers cannot collect fees for publishing forfeited tax sale. Some counties pay 12 cents per description while others refuse. Le Sueur Sentinel won a district court judgment for folio rates and costs with 7 percent interest. Ramsey and Washington counties have not settled, but the decision sets a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Falls
Minn
le Sueur
Sentinel
District Court
Caldwell
Ramsey
Washington
Jubilee Days in Huron Holiday Week Events
Holiday week in Huron South Dakota features four or more weddings aside from private parties and reunions. The Knights of Pythias host their annual reception and ball while Canton Huron plans a grand party. Dr Clark lectures for old soldiers and Langleys orchestra books the opera house for roller skating nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
Knights of Pythias
Canton Huron
Clark
Langley
Opera
New Armory Hall at Shattuck School Planned for March Opening
Faribault Minn December 20 The Shattuck school armory project advances with plans received by the directors. The structure will be large and fine and construction continued through extreme cold with brick laid at 20 below zero. Completion is expected by March 1 at a cost near 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faribault, Minn
Shattuck School
Banqueted the Honest Scotchman in Thief River Falls
Chief Douglas and the pine examining corps on Christmas vacation were hosted by city citizens with a reception and banquet attended by about 200 people last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thief River Falls
Minn
Douglas
Pine Examining Corps
Empress Receives US Ambassador Runyon in Berlin
The empress of Germany hosted Theodore Runyon and Mrs Runyon at noon yesterday in Berlin. The audience was cordial with the empress especially gracious to Mrs Runyon.
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Runyon
Berlin
Germany
United States
Theodore Runyon
Superintendent to Sign Money Order Office Expansions
Washington Dec 29 Supt Gasden of the money order service will sign orders in January creating 145 fourth class post offices money order offices and extending postal note facilities to fifteen offices nationwide.
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Made
Washington
Gasden
The
Money Order Service
Kept the Child. Milwaukee Ave Landlord Faces Court
Fred Unlit proprietor of a Milwaukee Avenue boarding house was ordered to return a creditor’s three year old child to its father John Prestor after Unlit kept the child as security for a board bill. The court found Unlit liable and bound him over on heavy bonds.
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Chicago
Special
Fred Unlit
Milwaukee Avenue
John Prestor
Unlit
Davitt Denies Advising Cronin Removal
London dispatch reports Special Michael Davitt denying claims from Chicago papers that he urged Dr. Cronin's removal. He says he never heard of Cronin until mentions at Parnell commission and that no letter to Detective Coughlin was written or received by him.
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Davitt
London
Michael Davitt
Chicago
Dr. Cronin
Julius Caesar
Abraham Lincoln
Te. Cronin
le Caron
Parnell Commission
Coughlin
Fatal epidemic deaths hit Ashland Indians in Wisconsin
The grip epidemic in Ashland Wisconsin has claimed four prominent Odanab Indians including Michigan Star Joseph Blakes and John Stoddard's wife and Joseph Fous day's wife. The first three were witnesses in the Moneypenny Coziin murder trial. Pneumonia-like symptoms prove fatal. provisions arrive from Milwaukee to aid the community.
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Ashland
Wis
Michigan Star
Joseph Blakes
John Stoddard
Joseph Fousday
Milwaukee
Family of Three Alligator Deaths Near Pine Level Pia
A bizarre sequence of alligator attacks near Pine Level Pia ends with three family members dead or maimed. The father and a son lose limbs to the river reptiles while a second son is killed during a struggle as a crate capsizes a dugout, forcing a perilous race to shore.
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Pine Level
Pia
Severn
Daddy Dick
Caloosahatchee
Lem
He 'P
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Jack
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Heinie Bros
Croecker’s
Decker's Mills
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American Tin Plate
Elwood Ind
Lewis Larsenson
Jack Jones
Id Hannon
Farmer Pira
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Randolph Terrell
Douglas Station
Sam Kennedy
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Dick Collins
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Indianapolis
Esther M. Thurber
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Southern Pacific
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Cal
Adolphus Babcock
Ella Revatte
Beott
Omaha
Neb
Bemis
Jackson, Miss
New York Episcopal Academy
Herbert W. Edmunds
Mount Vernon Hotel
Cape May
Auguste Vaillant
Vaillant
Belgrade
Schabalz
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
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Silas Stuart
Weatherly
State League of Republicana Clubs
J. E. Bennett
M.scre
Justice of Savages
Rio
Wiley
Price
Sioux Fall
Sioux Falls
Harry M. Dungan
Siow
Adrah
Sareas
Bertie el
Ewes
Humboldt Township
Sturgis
Ford
Eugenie Varley
Adrah Gower
Lily
Damocles
Bertie
Varleys
Varley
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Shattuck
Florida
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