TAMMANY DID IT Crusade Against Smail Vice is a Blind
Frank Moss former president of the police commissioners spoke last night at the Universal Thought Salon in New York. He attacked special privileges for municipal officials tied to vice and questioned the integrity of Devery and other figures, saying the system of corruption benefits powerful financiers and Tam fellow travelers. Moss urged reform and insisted on loyal leadership before backing any action.
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New York
Frank Moss
Board of Police Commissioners
Universal Thought
Interburn
Ben
Nir Sullivan
Martin Eaget
Percy
Nagle
Devery
Vice
Tammany
New Yorkite
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Kat Hie
Croket
Mr. Mow
Privieges
Pyins Manepetles
Tammany Wall
Ives
Privileaese
Hililder
Cut Their Purse Strings and Tammany Reform
New York discussions on Tam many protection for gambling and vice in New York City. Quotes claim district attorney can present absolute evidence with names and dates to convict and break Tammany hall. The speaker urges Sing Sing for many, aiming to cut the party’s treasury and destroy the system.
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New York
Tammany
Vico
Niselty
Tammany Hall
Sing Bing
Philbin
Croker
Sing Sing
Bishop Potter to Aid Philadelphia Anti Vice Crusade
New York Jan 8 Bishop Potter plans to help start an anti vice crusade in Philadelphia and will speak at a mass meeting at the Academy of Music tomorrow night. He says Philadelphia suffers from a deplorable municipal government and will urge action to reform the city.
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New York
Potter
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
City of
Sherman in Trouble After Typhoon Off Japan Coast
The Sherman transport was hit by a typhoon on December 18 near the Japan coast. Wires broke and the hurricane deck flooded, port lifeboats were damaged, windows were stove in, and the cabin roof was torn off. Crew members J. R. Durwan and Cay Grunt suffered injuries, with Durwan sustaining a three-rib fracture. Officers called the storm the worst they had experienced.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Japan
J. R. Dur Wan
Arminat HV
Cay
Grunt
Dub
Tren Suyporis
Armour Funeral Arrangements in Chienge
The Armour family moved funeral plans from private at the residence to public rites at Armory Avenue and Thirty third Street. Public ceremony to begin at noon Wednesday with veterinists among pallbearers and a long list of respected attendees.
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Chienge
Putte
Thirty-third Street
Armour Ave
Roswell Miller
H. McCormick
John O. Black
Geo. B. Paris
Jesse Spauliding
Franke H W. Mead
Marshall Field
Gen. H. Webster
M. Favorite
A. A. Marling
Otto Young
Samuel Allerton
Devertn
Princess of
Walea
McKinley
Hoffman House
Mast Park Street
Butte
Hall of Fame electors meet in New York
New York City officials report that Hall of Fame electors invited to serve have, as far as heard, accepted. Of fifty to be chosen, only twenty nine won the required votes last year, leaving twenty one to be elected next year. A Harvard professor suggests a conference in New York next year for convening electors.
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New York
Te Council
New York University
Hall of Fame
Sein
Fieet
Harvard
Denver Belgians Death After Shootout During Arrest
In Denver a Belgian man, Marinissen, fatally shot by Officer Frank J. Kratke while resisting arrest. The officer entered a room at Curtis and 18th streets to effect the arrest after months of alleged assaults on women. Marinissen reportedly refused surrender and drew a weapon before being shot and dying at the county hospital.
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Denver
Jan
Hertert Marthinsen
Frank J. Kratke
Marinissen
Obor
Carts Fork
Curtis and
18Th Streets
Marinixsen
Kratke
Snow Closes Vancouver Streets as Roofs Collapse
Snow drifts of three to four feet blanket Vancouver on January eight threatening thaw. The weight collapses roofs at the Vancouver Savh and Door factory and Lee's stable, causing about three thousand dollars in losses. The tram system between Vancouver and Westminster is suspended and local shipping tied up.
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Vancouver
Ita
Vancouverr
Lee
Westminster
McKenzie Contempt Trial Set After Supreme Court Action
San Francisco attorney W H Metzen returned from Washington where he worked to secure the supreme court decision remanding the McKenzie cases from Nome for trial in the United States circuit court of appeals. The contempt trial of McKenzie is scheduled for next Monday.
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San Francisco
Jan
W. H. Metzen
Washington
Supreme Court
McKenzie
Nome
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dr Hong Ark Cure Ad Claims For Chronic Kidney Ailments
A testimonial from John Miller of Butte Mont asserts that Dr Hong Ark’s herb treatment cured five years of chronic kidney and bladder troubles after a trial offer. The note advertises advice free and includes a garbled address line in Arizona.
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DR. Hong Ark
S. Arlzona
John Miller
Butte
Mont
China Indemnity and Russo China Talks Stir Officials
Washington reports complications in the Chinese situation as Chinese envoys fail to sign the preliminary agreement. The United States weighs indemnity claims and keeps watch on Russia's Manchuria moves while considering leaving the matter to The Hague for arbitration. Minister Conger will urge prompt acceptance of powers demands to start a permanent treaty.
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New York
Dan
Fie
Washington
Conger
Manchuria
State Department
Europe
Russia
Hague Court of Arbitration, Herald ‘Special
Kissed Her and Died in Walla Walla County
In Walla Walla County a man named Frank Sloan killed Miss Ela Koons after she allegedly pulled a pin from his bat during an assault. Sloan was stabbed in the leg, the pin broke, and poisoning followed. he died after intense pain and a hospital visit. A remark by Miss Boone about never being kissed preceded Sloan’s death.
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Minneapolis
Dan
Timea Fon
Sloan
Mies Boone
Senate confers brigadier general ranks on volunteers
Washington Jan The senate has confirmed a large number of army nominations headlined by Col. W. H. Whiteside Lieut Col Campbell 30th Infantry and Major Chas Bird quartermaster to be brigadier generals of volunteers.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
W. H. Whiteside
Campbell
30Th Infantry
Chas. Bird
Grip Crisis Overwhelms New York Hospitals and Doctors
In New York on January 8, officials report about 260000 grip and related pneumonia cases citywide. Hospitals and private institutions are crowded, and physicians struggle to complete rounds amid the surge.
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New York
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for tired feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to relieve swollen hot and tired feet, ingrown nails, blisters and bunions. It claims cooling relief, easier walking, and comfort with a trial package offered free. Sold by druggists and shops for 2 cents, with Allen O. Olmsted of Le Roy, New York.
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Allen O. Olmsted
le Roy
Allen O. Olmsted le Roy
Green's August Flower Endorsed by Professor Howton
Professor Howton recalls travels worldwide showing Green's August Flower as a grand remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He notes its safety with regular use and suitability for travelers salesmen and office workers with irregular habits. Sample bottles are free at Newbro Drug Co and Finlen-Media Drug Co. sold by dealers in civilized countries. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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Prof. Howton
Newbro Drug Co
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Notice to co-owners on Admiral Dewey Quartz claim
Dennis O Donnell alleges labor and improvements on the Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode claim in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana totaling 100 and 160 for 1809 and 1900. He seeks payment from Pat O Neil and other co owners for a one fifth interest within 0 days after publication or the claim will vest in the undersigned. Bulte Montana January 4 1901. First Insertion January 4 1901.
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Dennis O'Donnell
United States
Admiral Dewey
Simmit Valley
Sliver How County
Montana
Bulle, Mont
Department of the Interior
Lad
Helena
Mont
District Court
Silver Bow County
Butte
Thomas F. Brazell
William Watt
Walkerville
Jas. Martena
Peter Astesana
Frank Girard
George D. Greene
Register
Frederick Ritchie
Katherine Ritchie
Arizona Street
M. Sweeney
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