JHE Bugler Boy Chapter XIV Marriage to a Priest Ends in Hanging
Dawn breaks as Jose Pablo plans a wedding with Clara and Lucila while Don Ruiz is dead and his gang captured. Henry Scanlon bursts in to oppose the ceremony and shoots the priest. a rope waits as Scanlon is hanged by the outlaws. Clara pleads for mercy as the plan unravels.
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Jose Pablo
Clara
Don Ruiz
Thaye
Lucila
Cousin
Father Feureza
Jose
Pablo
Henry Scanlon
Scanlow
Scanlon
Ice Bridge Formed Over Niagara Gorge
In Niagara Falls New York on January 26 the cold intensified forming a glittering ice bridge in the gorge. Frozen spray coats trees in the parks and the faces of the cliffs present a dazzling spectacle.
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Niagara Fallls
N. Y
Weather report contrasts cold wave with warm steady rain
Jacksonville text notes the cold wave did not materialize as forecast by the Weather Bureau. At midnight the temperature was 50 with potential for a lower reading and steady rain providing protection against frost. The recalls of two years ago are not repeating.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather ‘Bureau
False face fright ends in infant death at home
Walter Priest two years old of Muncie died in convulsions after a playmate Margaret Colley frightened him with a hideous false face at the Priest residence in Williamsport. The incident occurred after she entered the home to scare the child. the child died the same day.
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Williamsport
Penn
Walter
William Priest
Muncie
Margaret Colley
Weather map notes slow temp rise with cold pockets coast to Gulf
The weather bureau reports a slow warming trend from the Atlantic coast toward the central valleys, with continued low readings in the southwest and central gulf. Florida remains largely unchanged with rain, and a potential cold spell is unlikely to injure crops south of Jacksonville.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
West Florida
Florida
Jacksonville
Middle Atlantic
Virginia
St. Lawrance
New England
Montana
Hatteras
St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Deserves A Position for Speechless Clerk Job
William Kaufman of Govington, who lost his voice shouting for McKinley in a Cincinnati parade the night before the election and has since been speechless, has applied for a clerical post under the new Administration.
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William Kaufman
Govington
McKinley
Cincinnati
Dog Frozen on South Broadway in Lexington
A dog was found frozen in a standing pose on South Broadway Lexington early this morning. The scene reflected a stark, sudden halt to life and activity as implied by the cold hands of death.
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Lexington
South Broadway
Echo of the Seeley Dinner Indictments
The grand jury indicted Herbert Barnum Seeley James H. Phipps and Theodore Rich over a Sherry's dinner. They are charged with conspiring to procure the indecent exposure of two dancing women. They must plead in general sessions court tomorrow.
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New York
Herbert Barnum Seeley
James H. Phipps
Theodore Rich
Seeley
Sherry’s
Court of General Sessions
Mrs McKinley Arrives in Chicago for Inauguration Gowns
Mrs McKinley wife of the President elect arrived in Chicago to oversee inauguration gown preparations. She is guest of Capt and Mrs McWilliams at 3961 Lake Avenue and is accompanied by cousins Mrs McBarber and Capt Heistand of Canton Ohio. President elect McKinley will not join her immediately but may visit later.
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ChicaGo
Republicans to Run Slate in Madison County County Race
Sound money Democrats in Madison County plan to field their own ticket next November to counter fusion with Republicans. The move aims to curb silver Democrats and capitalize on about 350 sound money Democrats in the county for a likely Republican sweep.
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Richmond
Madison County
Ice Men Start Work as Deep Freeze Bites Midwest
A January cold snap in Chicago spawns over 12 000 jobs as 35 ice firms operate along the Wisconsin Central and Chicago and Northwestern Railroads within 100 miles of Chicago. Twenty firms began today and collectors predict a large crop if the frost holds.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Sleet and Snow Hit New Orleans Region and State: Paternity Case
Sleet and snow covered buildings in New Orleans and statewide areas with temperatures from 30s to 14 degrees in spots. Dispatches note cold air across interior Mississippi and Alabama. Otis Sandefer was brought from Columbus to face paternity charges filed by Miss Welding, daughter of Charles Welding, with Shelbyville and Columbus residents involved.
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New Orleans
Mercury
Interior
Mississippi
Alabama
Otis Sandefer
Columbus
Beach ‘Lrimble
Miss Welding
Charles Welding
Shelbyville
Clash over Newport bank affairs draws court and comptroller
In Cincinnati on January 26 a dispute over the First National Bank of Newport mobilizes both state court and the comptroller of the currency. Depositors sue for a receiver, alleging management abandonment and related party transfers by Cashier Youtsey who owes $150,000. Judge Heli grants the request with John T. Hodge named receiver. Comptroller Eckels’ receiver Wilshire remains in possession.
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Cincinnati
First National Bank of
Newport
State Court
Youtsey
Heli
John T. Hodge
Wilshire
Eckels
Ex Secretary Foster Bids for Senate Vacancy
Fragmentary message notes former Ohio secretary Foster willing to primary a Senate seat if John Sherman resigns, with unclear context and likely misspellings. The text references Philadelphia Record and hints at political maneuvering rather than a formal announcement.
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Foster
Ohio
Senate
John Sherman
Nicaraguan Canal dispute tests Senate patience
Washington letters discuss potential derailment of the Nicaraguan Canal Bill and the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. It notes suspected English influence via Central American leaders, protests by Secretary Olney, and senators' fear of European control over any arbitration. The piece also covers a failed war department appointment for a woman, Senator Mason’s notoriety, and a Delaware Senate vacancy contest involving Col. Dupont Addicks and Kenney.
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John Bull
Olney
Republic of Central America
Senate
Nicaranga
United States
Great Britain
England
Nicaragua Ship Canal
Nicarauga Canal
Peffer
Kansas
Delaware
Committee On Elections
Col. Dupont
Addicks
Kenney
Gray
Indiana Notes: varied local events across counties
Crawfordsville women remove hats at theater. Richmond plans to buy its own electric light plant. Worthington residents oppose a cigarette dealer. Mormon missionaries active in Crawford and Perry counties. Edinburg to Franklin and Brazil telephone line may be built. John Sanders house near Edinburg burned Tuesday night. Kokomo pottery works reported $50 000 fire loss last Tuesday. Tipton postmastership awarded to James Johns. Baby body unearthed at Eureka, suspected buried alive. Bob Russel slashed Will Goodwin in Muncie. likely fatal. Muncie schools to aid bubonic plague relief in India. Fred Klaussen of Hammond died by suicide via carbolic acid. Receiver sought for M A Sweeny foundry in Jeffersonville. creditors claim $80 000 debt. assets $25 000.
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Richmond
Worthington
Crawford
Perry
Edinburg
Franklin
Brazil
John Sanders
Kokomo
Bob Russel
Will Goodwin
Muncie
India
Fred Klaussen
Hammond
M. A. Sweeny Foundry Company
Jeffersonville
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company
SLEIGH RIDERS UPSET NEAR TYRONE INJURIES AND COLD
A party of eighteen from SLEIGHING trip near Tyrone fell five feet after brakes failed. Miss Alice Hadden of Washington and Miss Jennie Stover of Bellefonte were picked up unconscious but not seriously hurt. Railroad relief arrived. all returned home by night.
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Autoona
Tyrone
Eden Valley
Alice Hadden
Washington
Jennie Stover
Weather Turning Warmer After Snowfall Forecast
The report predicts a cold spell ending soon with a warm period and heavy snow forecast. A sleighing party crash in Altoona PA left several dead or severely injured. Albert Prantz, convicted of Besie Little's Dayton OH murder, is sent to Columbus penitentiary for execution. Mrs McKinley in Chicago buying inauguration outfits. A $3 million Philadelphia dry goods fire causes major damage. Chicago reported 100 fire alarms in 24 hours on January 25. Ed Mann, Newport newspaper man, committed to an asylum.
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Altoona
Albert Prantz
Bessie Little
Dayton
Ohio
Columbus
McKinley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nanamakers Great
Children Burned To Death In Miner’s House Fire
A house belonging to the Island Coal Company in Linton Indiana burned. Two children ages one and three died in the blaze after the mother left them alone briefly to visit a neighbor. The fire started within ten minutes and neighbors were unaware of the children’s presence until too late.
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Linton
Ind
Island Coal Company
Police Officer Attacks Reporter in Lexinetox Office
Police Officer Peter Jenkins beat W. T. Harrison an employee after taking offense at a newspaper article. Jenkins knocked Harrison down and bruised him as other workers intervened, and he threatened others with a pistol.
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Lexinetox
Police
Peter Jenkins
Leader
W. T. Harrison
Jenkins
Harrison
Cakes and royal feasts at jubilee and royal weddings
The report describes a Lenton firm making a grand jubilee cake for the queen, a 13 foot tall plum cake weighing about a quarter ton, valued at 1500 dollars. It notes two major cakes at the prince of Wales wedding with a plume peak and floral decorations, plus huge royal wedding cakes, including one 300 pounds and 14 inches thick, 42 feet around, with currants spices eggs and butter.
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Lenton
Prince of Wales
England
Britannia
Pyemier
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the Central States
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the Relief Fund
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Tekeer
War Department
Maud Stalnaker
Washington, D. C
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Palmer
Mason
Lincoln
Ilinois
Billy Mason
Indiana Notes
Crawfordsville
Tipton
James Johns
Eureka
Uncle Sam
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Otto
Ed. Mann
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