Carnegie Gift to Lewiston Council Accepts
The Lewiston city council votes unanimously to accept a Carnegie gift of $50,000 for a free public library, with annual city support of $7,000. The decision follows Memphis and other regional reports of philanthropy and public works.
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Andrew Varnegie
Carnegie
Lewiston
Governor Nash Moves to Stop Ohio Prize Fight
Ohio Governor Nash declares no prize fight will be allowed in Cincinnati if law can stop it. A suit to enjoin the Jeffries Ruhlin fight is filed in common pleas court, naming Saengerfest Athletic Association and others as defendants in a public nuisance action. Jeffries and Ruhlin were later arrested and released on bond as a test case proceeds.
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Cowes
King's Order
London
Duke of York
Osborne House
Beatrice
Isle of Wight
Prince Frederick
Denmark
Prince Henry
Prussia
Kiel
Baden
Hagen
Prince George of
Saxony
John George
Duke Albrecht
Wartenburg
Ferdinand of
Columbus
Nash
Cincinnati
Jeffries-Rublin
Common Pleas Court
Saengerfest Athletic Association Company
Cincinnati Zoological Company
Saengerfest Hall
Tate
Sheets
Mississippi
Indiana
Jim Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Squire Roebling
James Wilder
Roebling
Delhi
Jeffries
Fidelity and Deposit faces suits over Neely and Rathbone bonds
Baltimore paragraph outlines Fidelity and Deposit Company stance on the 30000 dollar Neely bond and the 10000 dollar Rathbone bond. President Warfield says the company will not settle without a lawsuit and that Neely's guilt must be established. A government suit could bring the case before a jury.
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Neely and Rathbone
Baltimore
Edwin Warfield
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore
New York
Frank H. Platt
Charles F. W. Neely
Estes G. Rathbone
Warfield
Neely
George E. Burton
Postal Establishment
Fidelity Company
Burton
Rathbone
Communion Silver Restored to Terrell Church After Four Years
In Terrell Texas on January 26 a local resident found two pewter goblets and two tin plates under bushes, later revealed to be the silver communion service lost from the Methodist church four years prior. The items bore Terrell M. E. Church South, were brought to the church and identified as the missing pieces.
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Terrell, Tex
T. T. Ward
Here
Terrell M. E. Church
Kruger health reported satisfactory by secretary
The secretary of Mr. Kruger telegraphs from Amsterdam that rumors of Mr. Kruger being ill are inventions. He states Kruger's health is very satisfactory.
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Amsterdam
Constable Killed in Navasota Reported by Craig Sulli
Navasota Texas January 29 Craig Sulli reports that R H Jones constable at that place was killed Courtney and the driver of a van related the fatal incident.
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Navasota
Tex
Craig Sullivan
Courtney
R. H. Jones
Paris
New
J. L. Hearne
Bryan
Texas
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