Patterson Denounces Democratic Caucus Action in Senate
Senator Patterson of Colorado introduces a resolution in the Senate condemning the Democratic caucus as contrary to the Constitution after withdrawing from the caucus. He plans to speak on it tomorrow, with expected opposition from Democrats and support from Republicans as debate looms over rights of Senators and the route to resolution.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
United States
Eaton
Gallinger
Teller
Foraker
Yaqui Indians murder eight on train of teamsters near San Miguel
A letter from a mining man in Carbo Sonora reports Yaqui Indians attacked a teamster train about eighteen miles from San Miguel El Paso Feb 5. Eight crew members were killed, wagons teams and supplies were seized and the attackers escaped.
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Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Sel Paso
Carbo
Sonora
San Miguel
Twelve Bodies Seen in One Place and More in Ruins
A Katowice dispatch counts twelve bodies in a private house destroyed by a bomb explosion near Silce on the Russian border. Officials fear many more killed as debris is cleared.
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Loka
Anzieger Today
Kattowitz
Prussian Silesia
Silce
Explosive Blast Kills Three in Polish Home
In SOSNOVICE Russian Poland on February 5 a bomb exploded in the home of Pole Sigmund killing three men and wounding two others. Sigmund was loading the device when it detonated.
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Russian
Poland
Sigmund
Baptist minister found dead in well near Valdosta
The Rev. J C Norton, a Baptist minister living near Valdosta Georgia, was found dead in a six foot deep well early today with a 150 pound weight tied to his neck. His coat collar tie and shoes lay beside the well. Police and coroner investigations are expected.
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Commercial Tribune
Valdosta
J C. Norton
Heartbroken Miss Grigsby to Enter Ursuline Convent
From a Park Avenue mansion Emilie Grigsby plans to join the Ursuline order after sensational publicity over her ties to Charles T. Yerkes and private family affairs. She reportedly will donate her home and gifts from Yerkes to the convent upon taking vows.
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Cincinnati
Charles.t. Yerkes
Ursuline Convent
Commercial Tribune
New York
Park Avenue
Charles T. Yerkes
Emilie Grigsby
Yerkes
Grigsby
Anna Gould Sues Count Husband for a Divorce
Paris February reports Countess Boni de Castellane formerly Anna Gould filed for divorce. A judge sought reconciliation under new law but negotiations failed. Custody of the children remains with the mother. Divorce proceedings in France are lengthy with a decree possible after three to six months.
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Anna Gould
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Castellane
France
Champion woman golf star ends life in St. Louis home
Mrs. Lilburn G. McNair 34, a prominent St. Louis society figure and champion woman golfer, killed herself with an old revolver at her 4629 Berlin Avenue residence. She had been treated for nervous melancholia for six months as her husband planned a health resort trip after the current week.
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ST. Louis
Lilburn G. McNair
Berlin Avenue
McNair
Archbishop Keane Calls Slighting Duty A Thief In Clinton Sermon
In Clinton Iowa Archbishop Keane of Dubuque denounced workers who shirk duties as thieves and condemned unions that defend such behavior. He spoke at St. Patrick Church, urging higher work integrity and loyalty to employers.
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Commercial Tribune
Clinton
Keane
Dubuque
St. Patrick Church
Donnelly in Louisville
Michael Donnelly president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen is reported in Louisville after disappearing from Cincinnati. His wife Mrs Donnelly in Louisville was ill and received a telegram stating a possible return home today, signed Mike with no details of departure.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Cincinnnati
Louisville
Jewish professor named at Moscow University
St. Petersburg February 5 A Jewish professor named Ravitzieff was appointed an instructor at Moscow University with Interior Minister Durnovo's sanction. The move, alongside The Russ announcement that ministers favor removing education restrictions on Jews who completed middle school, signals a policy reversal on Jews holding faculty positions in Russia.
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ST. Petersburg
Ravitzieff
Moscow University
M. Durnovo
Russ
Council of Ministers
Russia
Cincinnati Investigation on Cincinnati Affairs Delayed
The proposed inquiry into Cincinnati affairs is likely postponed until the session end. Senator Hafner and Espy push to name the committee opposed by Lieutenant Governor Harris who vows no pledges. A conference with Senator Lamb is planned to press for Espy and Schmidt on the panel.
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Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Hafner
Senate
House
Harris
Haspy and
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Fair Men
Espy
Hamilton County
Lamb
Hafnér
Espy and Schmidt
Judiciary Committee
Half Day As Ross Avenue School Freezes Students Out
More than 100 Ross Avenue Public School pupils dismissed early by teachers due to frigid rooms. Temperature hit 54 deg in one class and 45 deg in another, with furnace failures blamed for the chilly morning. Students returned to class after warming. Local board member notes only two rooms left early.
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St. Bernard
Board of Education
Jennie Criste
George Clemens
Alice Bell
Ernest Manthey, Jr
St. Bernard Board of Education
Manthey
Fire destroys Urbana country home in early morning
The eastern county home of J M Goul was totally burned in a morning fire. The double structure housed two families the Gauls and Talbotts escaped in their night clothes. Loss set at $2000 with contents destroyed despite neighbors rushing to aid after the farm bell rang.
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Commercial Tribune
Urbana
J. M. Goul
Roosevelt nominates Colonel P Henry Ray for brigadier general
President Roosevelt designated Colonel P Henry Ray of the Fourth Infantry at Fort Thomas Kentucky for promotion to brigadier general and placement on the retired list. The nomination was sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
P. Henry Ray
Fourth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Senate
Colonel Ray surprised by retirement news at Ft. Thomas
President Roosevelt nominated Colonel Patrick Henry Ray to retire as Brigadier General when his term ends next May. He doubts immediate retirement and notes that his successor will be Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Reynolds, a senior officer born in 1849, who has served in the Philippines since 1903. Ray praises Reynolds as brilliant and disciplined.
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Tenn
Hepburn
Stevens
Minn
Lamar
Fla
Underwood
Ala
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Davidson
Wis
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Webber
Kives
Ill
Patrick Henry Ray
Fourth United States Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Roosevelt
Senate
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War Department
Department
Fourth Infantry
Alfred Reynolds
Philippines
New Jersey
Housevelts Interstate Commerce report on railroad merger
Special Dispatch reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission submitted a report to President Roosevelt regarding the alleged Pennsylvania Railroad merger with other lines in violation of antitrust laws. The document, dated February 2, 1906, was sent to the House in response to a January 29 resolution.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
House of Representatives
Dolan Denounced in Rowdy Meeting of Mineworkers
In Fittsburg Pennsylvania on February 5 the District No. 5 United Mineworkers convention faced disorder and heckling as delegates failed to pass a resolution demanding the resignation of District President Patrick Dolan for voting with operators in Indianapolis on the wage scale. A five member Committee on Resolutions was appointed to report next morning as Dolan was criticized for his actions.
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Fittsburg
District No. 5
United Mineworkers’ Union
Patrick Dolan
District 5
Indianapolis
Dolan
Council Report Opposes Mayor on Light Vetoes
Finance Committee disputes Mayor Dempsey on 1905 lighting costs and fund balance. Moylan Democrat signals his vote could override vetoes. committee urges ward by ward review and twelve months of funding before new lamps. Reforms consider bitulithic paving and street lighting needs across departments.
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Bloor Street
Kenilworth Place
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City Solicitor
Bode Wage Company
Pattison
Edwin Hannaford
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