Denmark mourns as King Christian Ninth dies. Frederick to ascend
News wires report King Christian the Ninth dies suddenly at Amalienborg Palace. Crown Prince Frederick will be proclaimed Frederick the Eighth as cabinet and folketing prepare to announce the accession and the new king’s plans, while Queen Louisa Teresa is described as tall and wealthy. The royal family’s decline touches European courts, with the Princess of Schaumburg Lieppe gravely ill in Hungary.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Christian the Ninth
Europe
George
Greece
Alexanira
Great Britain
Ireland
Maria Feodorovna
Russia
Haakon the
Norway
Amarenborg
Frederick
Éliest
Frederick the
Christian
Thremier Chrisensen
Kine
Rikedag
Cowniversity
Free Masons of
Pdilan
Ling
Louisa
Tyne
Deashree Clary
Bonaparte
Marshal Bernadotte
Kung
Sweden
Uva
Taneir
Slaughter
Schaumburg
Hungary
Government Officials Question Packers Conspiracy Probe
Louis C. Krauthoff former Armour & Co. executive testified in federal court about his dealings with Commissioner Garfield. He described conversations that led to the probe into the packing industry and promised immunity to packers in exchange for access to boot information. Officials stated the Department of Justice had no connection to Garfield’s inquiry. The cross examination focused on whether the witness’s statements were argumentative, with the judge allowing explanations.
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Mleage
Me Packers Inc
Resthaims of
Trace
Humparey
Louis C. Kranthoff
Genuer
Armour & Co
Corporations
Garfield
Packers
Rig Department
Department of Justice
Krauthoff
Nelson Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Morrison
No Progress in Coal Wage Scale Talks in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Jan 30.—Wage increases or decreases were not discussed at the joint scale committee meeting of coal miners and operators in the central competitive district. Debate centered on the mine basis and the Trent differential between pick and machine mining. All members participated, with spirited exchanges but no settlement reached. A request was made for admission of Lag joint scale committee members as guests, which was denied by a partisan vote. Also reported: two Lake Shore engines collided near Doughton, injuring five, including James Egan (critical) and Frank P. Brobst. others named were George Wilcondé and William Connell.
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Ndianapolis
Rinofame
Trent
Southersioment
John Mite
Ifr
Mitchel
Miers
Occ
Setile Cent Peis Wes
Wate
Rcut
Yountsiaan
Lake
Saore
Doughton
James Egan
Frank P. Brobst
Daddaville
Cats
Serigus
George Wilcondéctor
William Connell
Ohio legislature spends four weeks with little bills passed
The Ohio legislature, after sixteen days of formal sessions in January, passed only two bills of consequence both on salaries and perquisites for lawmakers. The Rathburn two cent fare proposal faces House hurdles amid rail lobby pushback while Governor Pattison and others weigh its fate. Debate also covers salary bases by population, school-levy reviews, and potential boxing bill. Orwell C. Riddle.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
Gars
Rathburn
Pattison
Houck
House
Freiner
Inton County
Aouse Committee On Railroads
Meigs County
Lamb
Thompson
Boards of Education
Boards of Review
Board of Review
Board of Education
Orwell C. Riddle
Hall of Fame in New York University grounds
In January 1900 the Hall of Fame opened on NYU grounds overlooking the Harlem and Hudson valleys opposite the Palisades within Greater New York. It contains 150 panels for American citizens and later added foreign birth and American women sections. Names were elected by the Senate and distinguished electors. many famous figures are listed with later additions and many others proposed for future panels.
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Hall of Fame
New York University
Harlem
Hunson River
Palisades
New York City
Senate
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
Benjamin Franklin
Ulyses S. Grant
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Ralph W. Emerson
Robert Fulton
Henry W. Longfellow
Washington Irving
Jonathan Edwards
Alexander Hamilton
Louis Agassiz
John Paul Jones
Mary Lyon
Emma Willard
Mariah Mitchell
Francis E. Willard
William Cullen Bryant
Horace Greeley
John L. Morelye
Edgar Allen Poe
Mark Hopkins
Elias Howe
Joseph Henry
Capt. Eads
Rufus Choate
Benjamin Rush
Albert S. Johnston
John C. Calhoun
Patrick Henry
Andrew Jackson
Mathew Simpson
J. F. Cooper
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Francia Asbury
John Elliot
George Whitefield
Father Marquette
John Ericsson
Louisa May Alcott
Alice and Phoebe Cary
Sarah M. Fuller
Helen Hunt Jackson
Abigail Adams
Dorothea L. Dix
Lucretia Mott
Martha Washington
Mary Washington
Charlotte S. Cushman
Patrick Heary
John McLean
Charles Summer
Salmon P. Chase
Richard Henry Lee
John Hancock
Charles Carroll
Roger Sherman
Married couple ties the knot at Fairview parsonage
Miss Cora Morton and Mr. David Grimes wed at the U P parsonage in Fairview on Saturday. Both reside between Quaker City and Middlebourne. The item notes local social happenings and opinions on a new school law, urging lawmakers to consider country schools.
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Samuel Carter
Spencer Station
Linn Nursery
John Smith
Frank Bateson Kirt Merryman
U. P
Fairview
Cora Morton
David Grimes
Quaker
City
Middlebourne
Sugar Tree News Corner Updates
Harding of Antrim visited relatives here last Sunday. Mrs. Hosick remains quite ill and is in alarming condition. English and Lake of Londonderry traveled here last week seeking fine horses. Howard Milligan works on barn building materials for spring. Samuel Gary of R. D. 1 visited on important business. Dr. Walter Reelhorn and wife of Kirkeraville stayed overnight January 20 as guests.
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Wo. Harding
Antrim
William Hosick
Messrs
English and Lake
Londondertry
Howard Milligan
Samuel Gary
Winterset Notes: visits, illness and meetings
Winterset items report Mrs Belle Swaim visiting friends in Cambridge A number attend church at Washington Sunday night Mrs Harford an aged lady ill improving nicely Mr Conner of Senecaville leases coal land in area A series of meetings begins at Allen's church next Sunday led by Rev J B Stewart Miss Mary Eubican visiting brother Bubianaen and family of Cambridge C C Inglish and family of Antrim visit L H Paterson and family Saturday Mr Shipan of Winterset B C Ro 1 is no better with little hope of recovery Miss Belle Tedrick visits sister Mrs Annie Paden of Washington Sick list includes Mr and Mrs Frank Basier
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Belle Swaim
Cambridge
Washington
Harford
Conner
Senecaville
Allen’s
J. BR. Stewart
C. C. Inglish
Antrim
L. H. Patherson
Mr. Shipan
Winterset
B.C. Ro
Belle Tedrick
Annie Paden
Frank Basier
Sligo Community Notes and Pittsburgh Market Prices
Cornelius Barthalow and wife of Ubrichsville with relatives. Geo Hastings visiting daughter Mrs James Harding. Mrs T M Grimsley ill. Geo Wayble and sister with brother Wo Wayble family. Ransom Young and wife of Piedmont visiting. Chas Poland and family to occupy M Lewis dwelling. Pittsburgh markets dated Jan 2 list prices for corn oats hay eggs butter cheese cattle hogs and veal with varied grades and values.
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Cornelius Barthalow
Ubrichsville
Geo. Hastings
James Harding
Carmel
Geo. Wayble
Mrs
Ann. Price
Sewelsville
Wo. Way‘hie
Ransom Young
Piedmont
Chas. Poland
Trail ‘Run
M. Lewis
Jas. Vance
D. M. Tearick
Londonderry
Pittsburg
New York
Wisconsin
North Salem changes at Mineral City mill and local farms
Alexander Milligan sells his interest in the Mineral City mill and will occupy the W D Phillips farm north of town on April first. George Ruby buys the H J Beatenhead farm on Wills Creek and also takes possession April first. Misses Nettie and Ruth Fulton of Washington visited. Golby Fisher returns to old Lee after two years in Trumbull County. 2s McKim’s health worsened but is improving. Alexander Moore from near Guernecy visits. Lizzie Henderson returns home from Cambridge. Will and Leroy Jones plan to build new homes in the spring.
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Lee Beal
Wicterset
Samuel F. Gitaon
Hig Meastas
Motlie Neal
Kimbotten B. D
Women's Missionary Society of North Salem
Mra
George Aoning
Alexander Milligan
Mineral City
W. D. Phillips
George Ruby
H. J. Beatenhead
Wills Creek
Nettie
Ruth Fulton
Washington
Golby Fisher
Trumbull County
Old Lee
2S McKim
Alexander Moore
Guernecy
Lizzie Henderson
Oambridge
Will
Leroy Jones
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Plungea
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Sheistian
Desmare
Packer
Malbway
Adams County
J. W. Guthrie
Senate For& House
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Senate Tie Railroad
House Committee On Railroads
Rolf
Cuyahoga
Guthrie
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio Railroad
Cours
Dilla
Tinker
Ross County
Berry of
van Wert
T. Erge. N. FN. S
Youngstown
Anderson
Foy
Boards of Tax Review
the Hall OF Fame
Port Gibson
Guernsey County
Nelle Law
Musklegum College
Emaline Conwell
East Main Street
Wm. F. Dugan
South Side
Wesley Brooks
Peter Weyer
William Clark
Mary Paisley
Frank Taggart
Morristown
Paul H. Lawrence
Kent
8. B. Lawrence
T. A. Hyde
James Stewart
Fred
Newark
Washington Normal School
Onion
Washington Hall
Wm. B. Baird
J. H. Baird
Thomas A. Hyde
Robert
Margaret Hyde
Presbyterian Church
Washington Hotel
C. B. Albaugh
Lois
Lyda
E. G. McKibben
D. P
Washington Cemetery
Friends of the Bereaved
Campsa Robe
Lena McGrew
Milnersville
Edna and
Nannie Armastrong
Clio
Don Lawrence
Dana
Lakely
Pueblo
Uolo
D. A. Allender
Queer City
Itva Merrycoan
Jagripe
Teddy Robinson
Frank Berry
Ley Carter
Roscoe Robinson
Barnesville
Sitseon Brown
Harry Berry
America
Boston
Sugar Tree
Walter Reelhorn
Kirkeraville
Mary Eubiacans
Bubiaean
Sligo
T. M. Grimsley
North Salem
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