Norris and Woolley Publish The Gribune
Two publishers Norris and Woolley announce The Gribune as a local newspaper project. The brief item notes their roles and signals the upcoming publication.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
1
Production of United States gold and silver in 1900
George Roberts公布1900年美國黃金白銀生產預估。黃金208金盎司價值79322.28美元，白銀49610043金盎司，年價格約36362431美元。另報道巴黎特快：C Coffman遭寄偽炸物攻擊的未遂。 Cavelle盜竊案：九人入室盜取現金約600美元及重要文件，交火未有人受傷。
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United States
Mint
Roberts
George Roberts
Tragic Fires and Explosions Hit Multiple Regions
Reports detail John Yates and son George killed in a Wells ville Ohio cabin fire caused by retained powder. Venezuela tensions prompt U S warships Hartford Beurpion and Buffalo to Laguara amid asphalt trust concessions. A Repauno Chemical powder house explosion at Thompson's Point New Jersey kills three. Ida Berwitz six dies in New York tenement fire. others missing. Canada Delaware Valley locomotive explosion injures crew in Clearfield County. Cape Town sees Commandant Viljoen destroy British property valued at £60000. General Batchelder, former army quartermaster, dies in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yates
George
Wellsville
Ohio
Joose
Venesuia
United States
Laguara
Hartford
Beurpion
Buffalo
American Asphalt Trust
Venezuela
Repauno Chemical Company
Thompson’s Point
N. J
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Ums
Life Restored After Electric Shock Demonstration
Electrician Schellinger of Chicago shows that a cat revived after electric death may regain heart action within minutes. In St Joseph Missouri a shocked feline revived, heart beating feebly, then fully restored within two hours under controlled current. He asserts a person killed by electric shock can be revived with prompt, intelligent action and rapid care.
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St. Joseph
N. Schellinger
Chicago
Schellinger
Large Holiday Business Signals Year End Prosperity
Bradstreet reports a year end upswing with large holiday business and steady prices. Wheat and flour shipments reach 4,011,105 bushels, corn exports 3,868,105, while overall U S business failures total 213 for the week, with Canadian failures at 16.
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Bradstreet'y
Argentina
United States
Wealthy father reunites with long lost daughter in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Charles Snyder, once deserted as a baby near Mount Peasant Church, reunites with her wealthy Minneapolis father who abandoned her mother over thirty years ago. He seeks atonement by welcoming her family to his luxurious home and plans to settle them there. The story traces her rise from poverty and the father's sudden revelation and return.
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Minneapolis
Charles Snyder
Mount Peasant Church
Mina
Philadelphia
Emil Tarty
Joseph Fury
Mistakes Wife for Robber and Fires at Intruder
Postmaster Hopkins of Scenery Hill Pa shoots his wife fatally after mistaking a burglar in their home. A large sum of money was in the house the previous night and the couple live in the same building as the post office. Hopkins fired a blank at the intruder after waking and finding no reply from his wife.
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Hopkins
Scenery Hill
William AH. Hopkins
Scenery Li
Kidnappers Mistakenly Grasp Gardener's Son
Minnesota girl saved from death as the boy Charles Skerachner, 18, was abducted near Bethlehem Pa by two men in a light carriage. Blindfolded and drugged, he was taken to Devil's Cut two miles from home and released at midnight after captors realized he was only the gardener's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kersehner
Nethlehem
Robert P. Linderman
Bethlehem Steel Company
Skerachnor
Coal and Tron Police
Charlie
Devil's Cut
Bia
Whitecaps Target Black Farmers in Missouri Attacks
A gang of white men disguised as whitecaps attacked several negro homes in Poplar Bluff Missouri firing bullets wrecking furniture and ordering five colored men to leave within twenty days or face arson. The assaults occurred in a region of about twenty new farmers described as peaceful and prosperous and include the shooting of Nelson Simpson who died and a ten year old child wounded.
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Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Nelson Simpson
Ex-Congressman's Adopted Daughter Rescues Self From Gas Attempt
Viva Lamb Castle, adopted daughter of ex Congressmen J. N. Castle of Stillwater Minnesota, tried to die by gas in her hotel room but a near-by observer Charles Adams heard escaping gas through a transom and shut off the flow saving her life. No motive given. Pat Crowe, Chicago gangster, captured near Pine River agency in South Dakota amid the Cudahy kidnapping case context.
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Castle
Viva Lamb Castle
J. N. Castile
Stillwater
Minn
International Hotel
St. Pan
Chas. Adams
Pat Crowe
Chicago
Edward A. Cudahy
Packer
Omaha
Pine Iver Reservation
South
Dakot
Burned to Death In Alleghens Kerosene Fire
Lily Brown, age 22, perished when a kerosene lamp caused a blaze in Alleghens. Her mother was fatally injured. Fire department efforts limited property damage. Reports from northern states and Sonora describe Apache and Yaqui raids on ranches with livestock driven off.
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Alleghens
Lily Brown
Chittiahua
Sonora
Mexico
Fire at Columbus and Burlington Destroys Buildings
A Columbus blaze on the sixth story of a Main Street block caused about 50000 in losses as water damage delayed merchants stocks. In Burlington Iowa a large fire destroyed two Main Street buildings housing Schramm and Schmeig and the Connor Mercantile Company with Guest's music store sustaining minor damage and total losses around 150000 with 75000 insured.
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Columbus
Poucth and
Main Streets
Ohio
Burlington
Iowa
Main Street
Schramm & Schmeig
Connor Mercantile Company
Guest
Fire Destroys Bellaire Stamping Plant in Harvey
A massive blaze in Harvey destroyed the Bellaire Stamping Company's large plant causing over 400000 dollars in damage. The blaze left nearly 700 workers jobless. Officials announced Queen Wilhelmina of Holland would wed Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin on February 7, 1001.
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Harvey
Bellaire Stamping Company
Wihlhelmina
Wilhelmina of Holland
Henry of Mecklenburg
Schwerin
Smallpox Quarantine Extends to Winona Minnesota
Dr Justus O Hage head of the health commission at St Paul imposes strict quarantine orders on Winona Minnesota where 500 smallpox cases are reported.
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Justus O'Hage
St. Paul
Winona
Minn
Riots and Crime Stirs Kansas City Area
An outbreak of crime across Kansas City and nearby towns leads to threats of lynching. Several women are attacked or injured by highwaymen, including Ethel Campbell, an 8 year old, and Eleanor Bare. Mary Bolder suffers a fractured skull and is hospitalized. Police search for suspects amid rising fear.
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Kansas Cliies
Clites
Ethel Campbell
Egerton
Kansas City
Kan
Eleanor
Missouri
Mary Bolder
SLAIN IN ACT OF BURGLARY AT WAREHOUSE
Thomas Walker known as Skinney alias Drake, a noted St. Louis criminal, was shot and killed by Harry Kretzer during an attempted break in at Cale Brothers lightning rod warehouse 730 South Seventh Street. Kretzer, who used a riot gun, was later released on $10,000 bonds after being held at the four courts. Police note Cole Brothers’ warehouse had suffered fourteen prior robberies in two years with valuable material taken.
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St. Louis
Crook
Cale Brothers
South Seventh Street
Thomas Walker
Skinney
Alias Drake
F& Crook
Harry KF. Kretzer
Walker
Kretzer
Counterfeit Note Ring Seized in Philadelphia
Secret Service Agent Griffin confiscated several large collections of counterfeit notes in Philadelphia. The seized hoard included notes kept as curios and underscores the illegality of possessing bogus bank notes. A bank cashier reported the loss of a premier counterfeit collection in recent years.
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Philadelphia
Secret Service
Griffin
Multiple Fires Destroy Several Hunter Businesses
Fire in Hunter North Dakota wiped out the business district, causing about 75000 in losses to Hamiltons drug store Wehlits Co general merchandise store Mitchells harness shop Griffins restaurant Tribune office Gray Co meat market and McMillens confectionery among others. A new emperor Tung Hsu is named a one year old boy travels to Sian fu in imperial yellow chair.
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Hunter
N. D
Hamilton
Wehlits & Co
Mitchell's Harness
Griffin's
Tribune
Gray & Co
McMillen
Shan-Si
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Live Stock and Grain Prices
The market roundup lists prices by city for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. Wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed are shown with No 2 grades and regional variations.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Congress Reopens Amid Tight Quorum in House and Senate
The House restarted after holiday recess with under seventy-five members present and a 69 70 vote on adjournment. The Senate began its twentieth century session with a large attendance as it resumed work on the army reorganization bill, replacing the shipping subsidy measure and framing debate.
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House
Olmstead
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Committee On Census
Underwood
Ala
Yeas
Senate
The Superfluous Woman Myth In Census Talk
A census analysis argues that rising female numbers in elites will not create a surplus of women. It notes women’s economic independence and property rights lessen the fear of a “superfluous” class. The piece cites London data and questions alarmist claims.
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China
London
Mysterious awakening of conscience in Boston robbery case
Chief Inspector Watts reveals a case tied to the Boston and Maine Railroad thefts. An express team delivered fourteen rolls of fuel valued at $300, with letters indicating missing balance and related payments. Additional letters and $76 in bank bills were found. the remaining $74 was sent, as noted in the Boston Journal.
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Watts
Boston
Maine
Boston Herald
Boston Special
New York Journal
Children and Colors in Infants Homes
Matrons report infants aged two to four show color preferences in dress and toys. Younger children prefer red while older ones lean toward blue. Observations note cross or contentment based on gray frocks versus bright colors.
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Gribune
Denver, Indiana
GOLD
USA
Paris
Tul
Thomeas C. Coffman
Ehime
Sylvester Coffman
Logansport
Inediana
Cavelle
Lama
William Hoagland
Ida Berwitz
Hast
Third Street
E. McMaster
Patrick Squire
John Miller
McGees and
Newtonburg
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania
Cape Town
Viljoen
Batchelder
General Batchelder
the Army
Washington
Hollenback
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Edmund Collier
St. Joseph's Hospital
Edwin Booth
John McCullough
Stonewall J. de France
Jackson, Mich
Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo
Pingree
Leavenworth
Dom Paul
Wilhelmina
Kruger
Transvaal
Bethlehem
Minnesota
Botha
Melvetia
Penn Petroleum Company
Coroapolis
England
Ashantee
Africa
Roy Lillis
William French
Fine, SN. Y
Fine
Oswegatehire
Congress
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