Post-Dispatch Notes Mitchel-Corbett Fight Attendance
The Post-Dispatch reports that at most two dozen attendees may witness the Mitchell-Corbett fight amid stringency. A Utica Utica Unitarian Church sandstone ledge holds a 15 foot mountain ash tree. A Carthage farmer keeps a female wolf watchdog with nine pups, while Mississippi Wisconsin river bottoms see more snakes and rattlers due to dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Dispatch
Unitarian Church
Utica
N.Y
Mississippi
Wisconsin River
New York Finds New Potato Bug Enemy
A new predator identified in several New York counties targets potato beetle larvae. About twice as long as the beetle with a slimmer body, it stings larvae and rapidly devastates their population, threatening potato crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rioters in Rome Arm for Bread Amid Weapons Hunt
In Rome on Sunday a mob demanding bread carried revolvers and daggers. The crowd’s action suggests a hunger crisis and rising unrest as citizens show force rather than feasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mron
Brief note on legislative roles and regional tensions
A fragment discusses the need for a club in a legislature and the duty of members. It praises the sergeant at arms for service in the house. The party whip is noted as more effective. A looming clash between Nicaragua and Honduras is anticipated as brief, given the small manpower and modern logistics, suggesting a rapid conflict.
German hunter arrives in San Francisco after elk chase
Rh Von Schutzbar Milching, a German hunter of distinction, travels from Colorado and Wyoming to San Francisco after reporting successful elk sport. He mentions finer Rocky Mountain elk than De Prance. De Prance, who held up a carrier at Gordon Nebraska and stole a penny, has been sentenced to life in prison for tampering with Uncle Sam’s postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. von Schutzbar Milching
San Francisco
Colorado
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
de Prance
Gordon
Neb
Uncle Sain
Bible printed in finest type from Oxford presses
The Oxford University Press has produced a Bible printed from the brilliant type, the smallest size used in English printing. It comes with maps and measures 312 by 218 inches and is five eighths of an inch thick. It is bound in limp Morocco and weighs not quite three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University Press
Morocco
Tea grower I. M. Mackweed visits San Francisco
I M Mackweed a leading Ceylon tea grower and longtime island resident has arrived in San Francisco. He served in Ceylon's legislative council and was chairman of the chamber of commerce before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Mackweed
Ceylon
San Franecisco
Legislative Council
Chamber of Commerce
Hoax Labor Ad Draws Hundreds in Chicago
An ambitious practical joker placed an employment ad in a Chicago newspaper. Eight hundred applicants showed up the morning of the ad and learned it was a cruel hoax, exposing a cruel joke that few found funny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Diego man presents rare white eagle to Smithsonian
Roscoe Howard of San Diego presented an Ecuadorian white eagle to the Smithsonian. The six month old bird weighs about fifty pounds and stands around three feet six inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Howard
San Diego
Cal
Smithsonian
Veteran marksman makes sixteen mile walk for game
Joby Walters of Catonsville, Maryland, aged 96, known as an expert shot, enjoys hunting. He recently walked sixteen miles in one day, twelve in the morning and four in the afternoon, pursuing game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby Walters
Catonsville
Mad
Wood scarcity may force US imports of South American woods
President Wilson of the University of Pennsylvania in accepting an Argentine exhibit at the world’s fair warned that soon cherry and other woods will exhaust domestic supplies. He said the United States must import these two grades of wood from the Argentine Republic and other South American countries to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
School of Biology
University of Pennsylvania
Argentine Republic
United States
Dickens work fetches high prices at London sale
At a London sale of Dickens Felief the disputed box carried by the lov elist in his US tour sold for ten guineas. Three of his teddy ladies brought four guineas. Other articles also commanded high prices, suggesting the novelist's popularity endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Felief
London
United States
Emperor of Germany's costly journey to Italy and Austria
A German newspaper reports the Emperor spent over 500000 marks about $200000 on his ascent era trip to Italy and Austria. A privy councillor led a heavy trunk carrying 80 diamond rings 150 decorations many jeweled 50 scarf pins 30 necklaces with diamond pendants 6 sabers 3 large family photographs 30 gold watches and 100 gold cigar holders. The Emperor covers his own rail travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Austria
No Question Rejected Suitor Dialog Exchange
A short exchange features a rejected suitor assuring he will meet her in heaven and a sympathizer questioning the idea. The suitor confirms she is a very good girl, reflecting moral tones in a restrained courtship vignette.
Newsboy Extra Reports Terrible Loss of Life
Street & Smith's Good News prints a street edition listing a terrible loss of life with a full roster of the killed and wounded as citizens seek details from vendors and bystanders.
Washington Gossip and Week in Review
Summary of political notes: B. O. Spencer named surveyor of customs at Denver. Blount allegedly paid from state department secret fund. Holman backs a Hawaii protectorate treaty policy. Gresham says no dispatches via Corwin and unaware of Hawaii trouble. House Democrats secure a quorum and begin tariff debate led by Wilson. final vote expected in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. Spencer
Denver
Blount
State Department
Holman
United States
Hawaii
Greshans
Corwin
House
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Janent Fi
Notable deaths and trials span the nation this month
A long list of obituaries and legal actions fills the page. Names include Mrs Anna Roberts of Watseka aged 102, Count Bernheim in Stuttgart, Constance McQuillan in Oregon, Lahon Heath in Revere born 1837, and Mayor John P Hopkins of Chicago. Crimes include robbery in Detroit and Kansas acquittal for Charles Elliott, with multiple court decisions and mob fears in Indiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Roberts
Watseka
Stuttgart
Count Bernheim
Constance McQuillan
Charles Russell
Oregon
Pendleton
Lahon Heath
Revere
Mass
New Hampshire
John P. Hopkins
Chicago
New York State
Sprague Pearce
New York
Mouraille
France
Benedict Raudharbinger
Nestor
Schubert
Liszt
Langtry
Jersey
James Luddington
St. Louis
TSC
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Multiple Fatalities and Damages Reported Across States
A series of incidents including deaths from accidents and fires across Nebraska Indiana Michigan Iowa and Illinois are reported. Cases include a man found frozen near Ogalalla a 13 year old killed by a falling tree near Muncie and a woman actress spraining her wrist in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McCune
Ogalalla
William Fason
Muncie
Ind
Fanny Davenport
Denver
Aurora
Neb
Paris
Arthur Powell
Herbert Hierons
Edwardsville
Mich
Brock Kelly
New Cripple Creek
Reuben Daugherty
Cottonwood
Mmporia
Kaw
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ernest Taylor
Oak Park
New Orleans
Harvey Butler
Lake Cora
Decatur
Eld
Pii
Centerville
John Poster
Harlan Brichards
Max Gerard
Decatur, Lnd
Rockishind Road
Grinnell
Line and Sinners In Many Cities Reported Murders
A broad stream of crime notes from across the nation includes Eugene Prefent killed by John Strocher in St. Louis, Hearn shot by Snow in Omaha, Sherman Waggoner shoots wife in Lynville Inn, and George Schroeter’s suicide in Albuquerque. Reports also include arrests, robberies, embezzlement, and legal actions in multiple states and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Prefent
John Strocher
St. Louis
CV. Snow
Omaha
Hearn
Sherman Waggoner
Lynville
Inn
Etta Allman Semple
Louisville
Joseph Engel
Frank Schmidt
Pittsburg
Widow of Thackeray Dies at Leigh Essex
The widow of William Makepeace Thackeray, the famous author, died at Leigh in Essex. The report notes the death amid other scattered items from political protests to cabinet moves and provincial quarantines.
Work of Congress on Hawaii annexation and tariff policy
Washington reports detail Senator Davis opposing U S annexation of Hawaii and questioning Blount authority. Debates cite treaty history, secretary of state stance, and domestic distress from tariffs, wages, and factories. House debates cover income tax, silver seignorage, and tariff amendments through Jan. 15.
Boen Proposes Free Trade Box For Farmers In Tariff Debate
Washington January 16 Congressman Boen made his maiden House speech pushing a farm friendly tariff plan. He urges a barter style law exchanging farm products for manufactured goods to free agriculture from protection while maintaining revenue. Senate action on Hornblower nomination ends with rejection 6 to ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boen
Mr. Boen
Wall Lake
Liverpool
Minnesota
Messrs
de Forest and
Sperry
Dems
Conn
Cochran
Reed
Senate
Hill
Hornblower
Supreme Court
Vilas
Wisconsin
Judiciary Committee
Tariff Bill Battle Yields Few Revisions in Senate
Washington notes report very little progress on the tariff amendment as Republicans led by Mr. Burrows press to may allow amendments through Wilson. The main change is a duty increase on condensed milk, with debate over free wool timing and a Hawaii issue referenced in Hearst remarks on the queen's protest and constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Internal Revenue
Burrows
Wilson
Senate
Jen son Hardware Dealer Makes Assignment in Nicollet County
St Peter Minnesota January 17 Chris Jenson hardware dealer at Nicollet county made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors Monday Liabilities about 1000 assets about the same
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter, Minn
Chris Jenson
Nicollet
A Thousand Dollar Blaze Destroys Minneapolis Store
A mysterious explosion at J. C. Bro., 1103 Washington Ave S, caused a fire that wiped out Boots Shoes and Dry Goods stock. Loss around ten thousand dollars with only four thousand insurance. Building owned by L D Day damaged. Melby Fiss warehouse nearby also affected. Tenants like Dr O Brien report furniture and clothing losses near one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Johnson & Plosion
J. ¢ Bro
Washington Avenue South
Johnson
L. LD. Day
Melby & Foss
Day
Dr. O'Brien
Insurance War Sparks Rate Dispute in Chicago
In Chicago on January 12 the Western Union of insurance managers faces a potential violent outcome over alleged breaches of a 15 percent commission rate. Some members accused of breaking the agreement have allegedly captured bulk business, provoking a possible rate war among factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Union of the Insurance Managers
Prove to Death in Montana Cold Ends Fatal Journey
A man was found near Box Elder ten miles from Great Falls lying frozen on the prairie. He was brought to town and treated but died, possibly after starting toward Land Coulee Belt and becoming lost in the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Box Elder
Freight collision scatters logs near Fau Claire
A northbound freight on the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha ran into the rear of a logs train for Daniel Shaw Lumber Co in Fau Claire Wisconsin. Logging cars piled onto the locomotive and logs scattered over the track. No injuries reported and passenger trains were delayed several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fau Claire
Wis
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapois
Omaha
Daniel Shaw Lumber Company
City sells 300000 4 per cent bonds for park work
Cleveland January 12 1930 authorities sold 300000 in 4 per cent municipal bonds at a premium of 117 to the Citizens Savings and Loan Association. Proceeds fund park improvements and provide work for many idle men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Colorado Coal Trust Solidified as Prices Jump
Denver coal dealers unanimously sign the lignite trust agreement and raise price from 2.00 and 3.25 to 4.00 per ton. About eighty dealers join the combine in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Colorado Coal Trust
Trust
Combine
Prussian Cabinet Sets Stage for Royal Landtag Speech
London January 12 The Prussian cabinet met with Count von Eulenburg presiding and Chancellor von Caprivi in attendance to prepare the royal speech for the opening of the landtag.
Berlin Council Expands Night Refuges and Daytime Access
The Berlin municipal council approves extending the night refuge system to daytime use for the homeless and plans to fund warming halls. The decision aims to provide broader shelter and heat during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Thackeray’s Widow Dies in Essex Today
The widow of famed author William Makepeace Thackeray died this morning at Leigh, Essex, as reported from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
London
William Makepeace Thackeray
Leigh
Essex
Money for Fool Foot Noted in Buffalo Settlement
Money for Fool. Buffalo Minnesota. Jan. 12. J. F. Kelly lost a foot and the Great Northern settled by paying him $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Minn
J. F. Kelly
Wedded couple leaves for Oregon after Minnesota wedding
In Dodge Center Minnesota Mr M Greesbach and Miss Mary Coleman from prominent families were married yesterday and will make their future home in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Center
Minn
M. Greesbach
Mary Coleman
Oregon
Truths of a Famous Bank Robbery Recited by An Involved Man
St Paul January report recounts the 5,000 dollar gold robbery at Merchants National Bank. Narrator details the roles of Morris Fleury Howard Meiggs and Miller with emphasis on how Lares and Jacobs were robbed and how the loot was divided. Morris remains uncaptured. Howard and Miller await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Renaldo Lares
Merchants’ National Bank
Tom Fleury
Mia Meiggs
Butler
San Francisco
Fleury
Miller
Australia
Morris
Howard
Almot
Meiggs
Jackson
Fifth Streets
Lares
Porter Jacobs
Pleary
Messrs
Fleury, Who Was Standing Behind bin Fleary
Merchants National Bank
For Revenue Oily club book issues from press today
The St Paul Press club releases a deluxe volume titled For Revenue Oily. Harry W Wack of the St Paul Globe originated the project with twenty five club members contributing twenty two thousand words and thirty illustrations. Noted authors include Dr John J Conway Rev Samuel G Smith Capt Henry A Castle and Harlan P Hall. The collection spans humorous to pathetic studies and promises a wide subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Press Club
Harry W. Wack
St. Paul Globe
Press Club
Revenue
Northwest
North Star
John J. Conway
Samuel G. Smith
Henry A. Castle
Harlan P. Hall
Gerraghty Vindicated In Fire Charge Case
Judge French dismisses the case against Lawrence Gerraghty of Redwood Falls Minnesota charged with burning his own residence. The defense said the suit was a conspiracy to defraud him of all his possessions as alleged by his wife.
Old Merchant James Nutter Dies in St Peter
James Nutter a pioneer merchant of St Peter Minnesota died this morning of heart disease. He was engaged in hardware and agricultural implement business and blacksmithing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter, Minn
James Nutter
Mrs. Lightfoot Charged With Cruelty At Ohio Infirmary
In Findlay Ohio special charges have been brought against Mrs. Louisa Lightfoot matron of the county infirmary by the secretary of the prevention of cruelty. She is accused of scalding inmate John Fletcher with boiling water and then applying a mustard plaster to his bald head. Fletcher is said to have narrowly escaped insanity from the alleged abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Louisa Lightfoot
County Infirmary
John Fletcher
Pletcher
Mine Failure Lands Mines in Receivership on Gogebic Range
Milwaukee special column reports the Penokee and Genebic Consolidated mines owned by the Colbys and Rockefellers, capitalized at 6,000,000, pass to receivers. The group includes Colby, Tilden, and Cowet in Michigan and the Superior in Wisconsin on the Gogebic range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Penokee
Genebic Consolidated
Colbys
Rockefellers
Receiers
Colby
Tilden, and Cowet
Michigan
Superior
Wisconsin
Gogebic Range
Water Crisis Fears In Vermillion As Company Plans Shutdown
Special Prospects rise that Vermillion may lose water service as the water works company reports losses and no settlement with the city. Many residents rely entirely on the city system, risking substantial inconvenience if shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
S. D
Water Works Company
Milwaukees Milw. Road Division Freight Agent Dies in La Crosse
Life's Journey Ended. La Crosse Wisconsin. Special WW Barron, twenty five years division freight agent of the Southern Minnesota division of the Milwaukee road, died today aged fifty six. He came to La Crosse thirty years ago and was employed in steamboat work until a railroad was opened west from this city. He was for one year agent at Mankato Minnesota, but for three years past has been too feeble to do any work. He leaves a wife and married daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Barron
Southern
Last minister tracks to Coolidge after Iowa return
Fort Dodge reports Rev. J. H. Avery, the congregation’s final minister, has resurfaced in Coolidge New Mexico and plans a return trip to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa
J. H. Avery
Coolidge
N. Mex
Markets slip and rise across wheat corn and cattle prices
Chicago reports mixed grain prices with wheat steady at cash and futures 59 7-8 to 66 1-2 cents, corn steady around 34 1/4 to 38 cents, oats steady near 20 cents. Minneapolis futures show wheat May opening 6 0 3 8 with highs near 6 2 1 8 and close around 60 3-4. Hog and cattle markets mix with hogs higher and active, prime steers around 5.75 to 5.50, cows down to 1.0 to 2.0, feeders at 2.25 to 3.8, bulls 1.0 to 1.5. Chicago cattle sentiment weak with limited higher grades and midrange at 4.50 to 5.25 for medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Northern
Ste. St. Paul
Dairymen Convene to Seek Protective Legislation
In Chicago on January 17 delegates from twelve states gathered for the dairymen's convention where D W Willson of Elgin urged protective associations to curb fraudulent substitutes for butter and promote high quality dairy output. Leaders in oleo margarine protested admission. they argued they're repentant sinners and were allowed to stay. Willson noted the industry's annual business around 300 million dollars and criticized Secretary Morton for not sending a representative to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D. W. Willson
Elgin
Willson
Morton
Night Alarm Tragedy: Firefighter Falls Fourteen Feet
Lieut. David Burke of Hook and Ladder Truck No. 2 in St. Paul was nearly killed after leaping from bed in the dormitory and tumbling fourteen feet through a chute to a lower floor while responding to an alarm. He injured his right hip, paralyzing the side, and was attended by a physician after fall injuries left him sore but improving by noon. The cause remains unclear, possibly from a night mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
David Burke
State Bar Association Meeting Opens in Albany
A distinguished body of men gathered in the state assembly chamber for the annual meeting of the State Bar Association. Attendees included Vice President Adlai Stevenson and U S Senators David B Hill Dolph and Hiscock. The session opened with prayer by Rev Edward G Selden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevenson
Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
State Bar Association
Stevenson
David B. Hill
United States
Dolph
Hiscock
Edward G. Selden
Fire
Adlai Stevenson
Steverson
Gear Wins Iowa United States Senator Seat
In Des Moines on January 17 the Iowa legislature nominated John H Gear as the Republican candidate and Horace Boies as the Democrat. Roll calls showed Gear leading 33 to 11 in the senate and 77 to 47 with Watt Butler 1 in the house. A joint session will canvass the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gieurter
Des Moines
United States
John H. Gear
Republican Caucus
Senate
Harmon
Goy
Horace Boies
Harper
Gear
Boies
House
Watt Butler
United States Steator
Iowa
Albert Thompson Sentenced in Robbery and Forgery Case
Albert Thompson received one year at Waupun for robbery and another year for forging a post order. The Washburn county case against L. H. Wang and bondsmen A Probert, Joseph Riley and F C Bailey resulted in a judgment for the full amount $1440. Wang, treasurer of Washburn county, held the money in the Washburn bank when it closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Albert Thompson
Marshall
Waupun
Washburn County
L. H. Wang
A. ©. Probert
Joseph Riley
F.C. Bailey
Wang
Washburn Bank
Miners Return to Work in Second Pool Near McKeesport
About three thousand miners resumed work in the second pool between McKeesport and Elizabeth. The Stone, Richers, Aliquippa, Cramps, Waltons, Fosters and Camden works are among those returning at 21 1/2 cents per ton. Joseph Walton guarantees six months of steady employment at 21 1/4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Elizabeth
Richers
Aliquippa
Cramps
Waltons
Fosters
Camden
Joseph Walton
Notable New York horse owner dies of pneumonia
In Fortunate Turimen New York area, 47 W. b. Hammers, a renowned horse owner and clubman, died yesterday from pneumonia. He was a second cousin of the dowager duchess of Marlborough. Fred Esher, another turfman, made an assignment yesterday and was recently worth $250,000, blaming hard times for his failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. B. Hammerslevy
Pneutonia
Duchess of Marlborough
Fred Esher
Secret Mahoning Valley miners meeting yields slim turnout
In Youngstown on January 17 a secret session of Mahoning valley coal miners delegates considered wage reductions and a proposed strike. Attendees were few and officials believe no strike will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Milwaukee Rail Tests Questioned by Loco Men
Milwaukee January 7 railroad men claim the English locomotive Jamey Toleman with experimental trips between Chicago and Milwaukee fails in superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, Wis
Jamey Toleman
Hicago
Milwaukee
Blind Pig Case Opens in Buffalo Court
Buffalo Minn January 17 The state case against L Johnson for keeping a blind pig is heard. Johnson pleads guilty and faces at least ninety days in jail unless he pays a $50 fine which would reduce his sentence by thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Minn
State
Johnson
Death of Sir Hobert Burnett Bart in London
London January 17 Sir Hobert Burnett Bart is dead. He married in 1874 Maude Josephine daughter of the late James Murphy of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hornett
London
Sir Hobert Burnett, Bart
Maude Josephine
Theate James Murphy
New York
Bank assignee sues over unauthorized sale and quiet title
William J. Habu as assignee of the State bank sues Thorvald Guldbradsen alleging that after Herman Westfall assigned Matt Gallagher the bank bid $4,000 on Bassett Moroe Chee’s addition lots 4 5 and 6 and Kortzaard arranged a fake transfer. The bank claims it paid cash and was later forced to redeem part of the property from a sheriff sale. The suit seeks quiet title and to set aside the disputed transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Special
William J. Habu
State Bank
Thorvald Guldbratdsen
Herman A. Westfall
Matt Gallagher
Beiang
Bassett
Mgoree Chese
Kristigg Kortzaard
Gablagher Pyake
Qjuldbrandsgt
Guldbragdsen
Ruldbrerdsen
Corbett and Mitchell Contest Confirmed by Telegram
Tin, St. Louis reports Joseph Ullman receives a telegram from Joseph H. Vendit in Jacksonville confirming the Corbett and Mitchell contest will take place as advertised. The message, from Mike Dwyer the betting commissioner, is treated as official by close Duval club associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Ullman
Joseph H. Vendit
Jacksonville
Fla
Corbett
Mitchell
Eastern
Mike Dwyer
Duval Club
Yendig
Florida
May Resign Over Right Concessions
Brussels premier Bernaert told King Leopold the cabinet would resign unless the right wing party concedes. A meeting of the right has been called to decide on cabinet concessions and the fate of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Caprivi
Landtag
Bernaert
Leopold
Brussels
Minnesota Democrats Meet in St Paul Banquet Follows Session
In St Paul on January 17 the Minnesota Democratic association held a meeting at the Ryan hotel with leaders including M. Foote, Smalley, Aberle and several state figures. A banquet followed the session as speakers like Thomas Wilson urged party unity and reform while praising Duluth Democrats and opposing silver policy and caucus controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota Democratic Association
Ryan
M. Foote
Po J. Smalley
Dan Aberle
McMillan and Levitt
Joseph Beach
Northfield
Yripp
Duluth
Hammond
Buell
Grover Cleveland
National Democratic
Congress
United States
Wilson
State Central Committee
Edle
Cuteljeon
Doran
Association
Hon. O. Brien
J. Haines
John P. Rea
William M. Campbell
Fo Wo Mo Catereon
John A. Johnson
Thomas DL O' Brien
John E. Stryker
J. J. Parkhouse
Sheaves Wilson
C. D O'Brien
Democratic Party
Ullice
Aus Pasiens
John W Rea
The
Young Democracy
F W. M ‘Ateheon
W. M. Campbell
Adam Bede
the Democratic Press
Joka A Jolusou
Postmaster Appointments Named Across Several Regions
Postmaster selections announced including Hattiek in Vian Washington and Hatfield in Pipe Stone County Minnster W. Th Peek signed. Joseph Kreigher appointed at Everest Cass County Nb. Letters list official postings and regional assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiek
Vian
Washington
Dan VA
W. Saniley
Hatfield
Pipestone County
Minnster
W. Th Peek
Joseph Kreigher
Everest
Cass County
Trial of Jemes O Laughlin for Maple Lake shooting begins
In Kiffalo Minnesota on January 17 the trial starts for Jemes O Laughlin charged with shooting Johnn Ma Corey last August at Maple Lake. The jury is selected amid a disputed verdict and Maroney had only mild injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badale Sheela Tase Om Trint
Kiffalo
Minn
Jemes O Laughlin
Johnn Ma ‘Corey
Maple Lake
Negresa
Maroney
Tal
Pete Teak
London presses first to print using electricity
The Pall Mall Gazette reports the London paper printed entirely by electrical power, marking the first time an London newspaper used electricity to drive its presses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightatow
London
Pall Mall
Sae
Lrst
Water Fight Spoils Helena Boxing Night
In Helena Montana last night a planned twenty round purse fight at Livingston venue turned fraudulent. The ring was flooded when a hydrant nozzle sprayed water during the third round, soaking fighters Kid Hansen and spectators as officials sought to end the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Livingston
Kid Hansen
Attempted Bribery in Ashton Murder Trial at Janesville
In Janesville the trial of Matthew R. Ashton for the murder of his aunt Mrs. Daniel Stone reveals a proposed bribery scheme. It is alleged Ashton sought to pay $3000 to City Marshal Spangler to influence District Attorney Wheeler to drop the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Matthew R. Ashton
Daniel Stone
Ashton
Spangler
Wheeler
Dodgeville
Nicholas Holz
Mineral Point
Lafayette County
Preparing for Trial in Baltimore as Montgomery Sails to New London
A United States cruiser named Montgomery departs Sparrow's Point bound for New London amid preparations for upcoming trial proceedings. Reporters from several newspapers, including 1 Press, are aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Montgomery
Sparrow's Point
New London
Representa. Associ? 1 Press
Renown of H G Fuller and L B Garry in South Dakota court moves
Gov Sheldon renounces H G Fuller as supreme court member to fill the six year vacancy after Judge Bennett’s death. L B Garry Pierre is appointed circuit judge for the Sixth district to fill the vacancy created by Fuller’s appointment. Both sworn in by Presiding Judge Carson. Fuller, 43, born in New York, moved to South Dakota in 1856. Garry, 40, born in New York, moved from Wisconsin 17 years ago, settled in Pierre in 1856. Both admitted to the bar in 1850 and 1860 respectively. long practice noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Pallette
Pierre
Gov
Sheldon
H. G. Fuller
Supreme Court
Bennett
L. B. Garry Pierre
Sixth Judicial District
Fuller
Carson
New York
South Dakota
Issg
Isse L. BE
Gaffy
Wisconsin
Isse
A Whitechapel Horror Report From Caneville Ky
Cincinnati police report details from Caneville Ky describe a brutal murder case involving a 17 year old girl. Mortier family associates Abe Higgins and the mother are in custody amid rumors of lynching threats.
Hawaiian policy talks aim to solve Hawaii problem
Chairman McCreary and Representative Holman conferred on a proposed congressional solution to the Hawaii issue. McCreary said a plan would be ready for the House by January 22 as Holman noted he would not push his resolution until talks with McCreary. It was stated that restoring Lilivekalani to the throne is abandoned in both executive and congressional circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Davis
Keifer
Fletcher
Tawney
Boen
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Lavis
Hawaii
United States
Marcy
Island of
Blount
Stevens
Harrison
Johnson
Ohio
Woleon
Dalzell
Minnesota
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Springer
Sinois
Dingley
Maine
Harter
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Bynum
Tidiana
Tarsney
State Bank
Bland
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Committee On Coinage
Representative Sweet
Tracey
Raynor
Simpson
Jovins
Hairman McCreary
House Committee
Holan
Dem. Ind
Congress
McCreary
Holman
Mctreary
Foreign Affaires Committee
Lilivekalani
Pred Is Not Guilty In Robbery Case At Minneapolis
The jury found Pred Chamber not guilty of robbery in a case tried in Minneapolis. The panel had been out since Saturday morning and appeared tired. An indictment for assault remains, with county attorney planning to push the case to trial at the next term. The state may pursue the robbery charge against View Zabbin, though continuation is likely. The defendant was not present and was sent for. the case for her was postponed to the next term.
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Frank Corps
Meadville
McKim
Boise City
Idaho
Joseph King
Battle Creek
Mich
Henry Temme
St. Louis
Frankfort Lottery Company
Louisville
Bowie
Solomonville
San Francisco
Curtis
George Schroeter
Chicago
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Jones
Livingston, Mont
Northern Pacific
Helena
H. J. Willis
Live Oak
Fla
J. Fraser
Tampa
Piqua
Ohio
Miami River
Sid Cawthorn
Clay Crawford
Birmingham
Ala
Clark Burr
Elgin
J. P. Fuller
Casstown
Josiah Knoop
Albert Peterson
Carbon
Wyce
Thomas Morris
Harrodsburg
Joshua Mitchell
C. M. Crumley
Reformatory For Boys
Lancaster
Frank Mattison
Bennington & Rutland Railroad
Leroy Rogers
Irving
Pred
Guiley
Minneapolis
Dan
Chamberlain
Tho Co
View Zabbin
Huron Water Works Plans Deep Artesian Well
Huron Water Works contracts for a new artesian well for power near the river. FE A Swan to drill an eighty inch bore to a depth starting at 1 004 feet with option to extend to 1 200 feet if needed. The project aims to be the deepest in the region and outdo the nearby Risdow well. Work to begin once machinery is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Water Works Company
FE. A. Swan
Gore
Risdow
Des Moines Caucus Nominates Gear on Third Ballot
In Des Moines on January 16 the Republican caucus chose United States Senator nominee Gear on the third ballot after seven candidates entered. Gear led on the first ballot, no nominating speeches were allowed, and voting was conducted by ballot in the hall of representatives with the public excluded from the bar. Gear received a large vote count on the final ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ana
United States
Burt
Gear
Enncws
Wates
Secretary Hoke Smith Reverses Local Decision on Soldier Claim
In Ashland Wisconsin the Secretary overturns a local register and receiver ruling. He awards a valuable quarter section of land to a claimant who filed a soldiers declaratory statement but whose rights were deemed insufficient because he left government service early. The court finds the resignation not rejected immediately and orders patent for the claimant’s lands.
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Old Service
Ashland
Bank Reorganization Brings In New Officers After Receivership
The Commercial Bank in Wisconsin entered receivership in July and yesterday the court discharged Receiver Budfington. Reorganization will place FL Allen as president, Biberg as vice president, and Thomas B. Culver as cashier.
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Ean Chire
Wis
Jao
Commercal Bank
Fesepe
Siruel
Onder
Budfingtom
FL ©. Allen
Tte Biberg
Thomas B. Culver
Gladstone Arrival Amid Scribbled Dispatches
In an unreadable note from January 16, a fragment mentions Gladstone arriving at a location with remarks about health and a possible public day. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged text.
Trial of De. AJ M. Pisher Opens in Circuit Court
Sioux Falls news reports the murder trial of De. AJ M. Pisher for the death of Minnie Olsen began in the circuit court. About twenty witnesses were subpoenaed, and proceedings are expected to extend through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisher
Meeder Telal
Sioux Falls
Som
de. AJ M
Wealthy Albany resident Nelson Beardsley dies at fifty five
Gene Withad reports from Millleas Albany where Nelson Beardsley longtime wealth holder of the city and Auburn region died yesterday in his fifty fifth year His estate valued at around six million dollars marks a notable end to a prominent local figure with extensive business ties and social influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Millleas
Albany
N. Y
Dow
Auburn
Nelson Beardsley
SRG
Redwood Falls Creamery Reopens Amid Planned Septary Upgrades
Minneapolis owner H A Holmeson plans to reopen the Redwood Falls creamery in March with upgrades including an A sep arator. Judge Webber grants Emma Whitmore divorce from Waller S Whitmore with custody of their one child. INKS Clerk Byram records ninety marriage licenses eighteen first papers and five naturalization final papers in the year.
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Tiedwood
H. A. Holmeson
Minneapolis
Redwood Falls
Webber
Emma Whitmore
Waller S Whitmore
Byram
Livingstone suit seeks accounting from Green in large trust
Emily Livingston and her son William B Blackwell sue Charles E Green in the New Jersey Supreme Court to compel him to account as executor and surviving legatee and trustee under related wills regarding a five million dollar trust. Judge Lawrence heard the motion in Trenton with decision reserved.
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New York
Emily Livingston
William B Blackwell
Supreme Court
Charles E. Green
Livingstone
Henry EB. Green
John
Green
Lawrence For
Trenton
N. J
Bank Teller Confesses to $47000 Theft in Two Decades
Theodore F. Baker, longtime paying teller at Consolidated National Bank in the city, confessed to President Jones F. Watson that he stole over 47000 during the last twenty years. He was arrested and held on 15000 bail for February trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuiladelphia
Theodore F. Baker
Consolidated National Bank
Jones F. Watson
Suppressed Ridtous Organisations in Rome Riots
Rome dispatch reports government measures have broken the Fasci Dei Lavoratori branches. The society is said to be suppressed everywhere in the city and all implicated rioters are being arrested.
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Rome
Palermoe
UDP
Fasci Dei Lavoratori
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Ingersoll & Wieland, Publisher
Srainerd
Carthage
Nicaragua
Honduras
Arand
People In Print
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Earl of Coventry
Virginia Bonynge
Charles William Bonynge
California
Jane Shattuck
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Robert Marler
O. M. Shelby
Benson Veasy
William Pate
Jeffersonville
Pate
Veasy
Hippolyte
Santa Fe
Jose Coreiro de Mello
Bertha Manchester
Fall River
Peter B. Gallagher
Detroit
Gallagher
Springfield
George Castleman
W. A. Rindke
Grand Rapids
Maud Wintiehht
Lottie Drophey
Brooklyn
Lottie
Charles Elliott
William McKeever
Columbus
Kas
Americus
Kan
Nelson Bradley
Central Michigan Savings Bank
Lansing
Cours
Samuel Deeters
Waterloo
Steuben County
David Culp
Monk
T. O. Musaliman
John Loll
Bill Barron
Pueblo
Lillian Russell
Sig. Perugini
H. H. Wheeler
Gaines County
I. T
P P. Lantz
Indiana Traveling Men's Accident Association
Crooked Creek
Buena Vista
William Lindsay
Andrew J. Doolittle
Valparaiso
Samuel Doolittle
Goddard
Bohe
Supreme Court of
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W. W. Story
Julian Story
Lacey Hughes
Grippe
Oska- Joosa
New Jersey
Mary K. Schrader
Philadelphia
Eckles
Edwin D. Bartholomew
Alien Lewis
Justice Ovide Velo
Omaha World-Herald
Council
West
Prague
Sicily
Winnipeg
Mau
Merchants Bank
Democrats
ST. Pale
Minnesota Democratic Assection
Cincinnati
Graweau
Grannan Detective Bureau
Caneville
Whitechapel
Mortier Haa Im
Abe Higgins
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