Seven Die In Fire At Buffalo Building
Fire in a two story frame building in Buffalo killed Henry Pearlstein, his wife, and five children aged 1 12 to 22. Owner Joseph Supowskis and brother in law Karl Bracki were arrested as investigators probe possible insurance motives. The family slept above a shoe store. an explosion shattered plate glass as flames swept the structure.
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German Reichstag Denounces British Army In Bitter Speeches
Berlin January 11 Herr Sonnenberg launched a lengthy attack on Mr. Chamberlain and the British army, calling the army a mob of thieves. President and Chancellor denounced the abuse of foreign forces, urging restraint and respect for allied nations and their soldiers.
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England In Resentful Mood After Von Buelow Speech
London reports the English press, led by The Times, denounces Count von Buelow in a strong rebuke of his second speech. The paper says Sonnenberg was insulted by a foreign parliament and notes the absence of a firmer rebuke from a friendly power.
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Schley Arrives in Savannah for Formal City Welcome
Rear Admiral W. S. Schley and his wife reached Savannah late yesterday to a crowded depot. Mayor Myers and a delegation welcomed them and invited a formal reception at the city hall this afternoon. They will visit General Gordon at his residence for several days.
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Alban Seizes Steamer for Gunboat Use
In Colon Colombia January 13 General Alban, military commander, decreed appropriation of the steamship Laniaro after the South American Steamship company refused to charter it to the Colombian government. Cannons are mounted and the vessel likely sails today to attack the liberal fleet.
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Morton Engagement Announces New York Heiress
Ex Governor Levi P Morton and Mrs Morton announce the engagement of their fourth daughter Miss Alice Morton to Winthrop Rutherford of New York. Rutherford is connected with prominent Knickerbocker families and is described as very wealthy.
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Winthro ‘Rutherford
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British Forces Capture Rebel Outpost in Africa
British troops reported a surprise assault leading to capture of a coastal outpost in Africa. Allied commanders hailed the victory as a strategic gain against enemy encampments in the region.
Have Faith in Hill at Northwest Grain Growers Meet
The Northwest Grain and Cattle Growers convention in Fargo N D adopted resolutions praising James J Hill for opposing absorption of the Northern Pacific and opposition to Canadian Pacific manipulation. The group expressed confidence Hill will secure best cheap transport for Minnesota and the Dakotas. Hill urged railway consolidation and defended the Northern Securities company while pledging rate cuts and better service.
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Tri- State
James J. Hill
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Hill
Northern Securities Company
Spring Business Begins Heavy Shipments Noted
Bradstreet's reports spring trade underway with large merchandise shipments and rising speculative activity in cereals. Wheat, corn, and oats show improved demand while corn declines slightly on ample domestic offerings. Southwest crop damage and St. Louis activity boost mood, yet exporters stay out. weekly wheat and flour exports total 3,567,710 bushels.
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New York
St. Louis
Liverpool
Increase in Wheat Yield in United States in 1901
The statistician of the department of agriculture estimates the average wheat yield per acre in 1901 at 14.8 bushels, up from 12.3 in 1900 and 13.3 as the ten year average. Winter wheat areas seeded are provisionally 32,000,000 acres, up 5.6 percent from the prior estimate.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Chicago grain and provisions report features of the day
In Chicago on January 13 bearish tone in wheat outweighed minor early bullish news, pushing May wheat down a half to 814 15c. May corn slid slightly, oats steady. Provisions fell 2 to 4 10c. Cash market prices show various bids for No 2 red wheat and other futures as well as cash corn and oats.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Cattle receipts 26 000 including 200 Texans good to choice steady others slow to 10c lower good to prime 6 60 6 25 poor to medium 4 00 6 25. Texas fed steers 3 25 5 25. Hog receipts 43 000 today 35 000 tomorrow. bulk 5 10e lower mixed and butchers 5 40 8 80. sheep receipts 25 000 sheep steady lambs good steady good to choice wethers 4 25 4 70 fair to choice mixed 3 60 4 25 native lambs 3 50 6 00 western lambs 5 00 8 00.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed On Jan 13 Trade
Cattle receipts 10 000 with best beef steers 10 to 15 cents lower and stockers higher. Top steer price 5.80 to 6.50 with various grades listed. Hogs receipts 11 000 with top 6.50 and typical ranges 5.40 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 3 000 with fed lambs 5.00 to 6.00 and other categories priced accordingly.
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Cattio
Western Fed
South Omaha Live Stock Prices and Receipts
South Omaha Jan 13 cattle receipts totals 3,800 with steady activity. Native steers bring 3.90 to 6.80, cows and heifers 2.90 to 4.85, western steers 3.70 to 5.30, Texas steers 3.50 to 24.40, canners and stockers 2.80 to 4.00, bulls and stags 9.00 to 6.50.
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Texas
Knox Reviews Schley Case for Legal Flaws
The attorney general will examine alleged legalities in the Schley court of inquiry. He will not judge merits but assess whether the court was properly constituted and whether legal rules were followed. A finding of irregularities could render the verdict void and influence Admiral Schley’s possible appeal to the president.
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Washington
Schley
Admiral Schley
Revolution in Paraguay Forces Aceval to Resign
Buenos Ayres reports a Paraguayan revolt centered in Assumption over presidential succession. President Aceval resigns as Congress accepts, a clash in the deputies chamber wounds several officials, and Vice President Hector Cervallo takes control amid turmoil.
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Fernando Carreras
Congress of Paraguay
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Funston Returned From Manila Eyes Permanent Departure
San Francisco dated January 10 reports Brigadier General Funston and General Hughes arriving from Manila with the Warren and Kilpatrick troops. Funston, on sick leave but improving, plans a two week stay in Oakland then a visit to Kansas before Washington for undisclosed business. He implied his leave could be extended and he might not return.
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Army officer attempts suicide in San Francisco store
Captain W. D. Horne of the Ninth cavalry made a deliberate self wound in a fruit store on O Ferrill street. He grabbed a knife used by A Dalporto and slashed his throat then was overpowered and taken to a hospital. He is expected to recover. He arrived from Manila in December after illnesses including dysentery and fever.
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Ninth Cavalry
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Manila
Statement by Mrs Dennis sheds no light on assailant
Mrs Ada Gilbert Dennis, the fashionable modiste who was attacked on December 8, spoke for the first time and said she remembers nothing preceding the assault and that the blow came while she slept. She has no idea who committed the attack or the motive.
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Washington
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Great Western Glass Company Backed by Chicago Investors
Chicago reports that the Great Western Glass Company, incorporated at Springfield with a $1,000,000 authorized capital, is funded by Chicago and western capitalists and will enter plate and window glass trade independently of trusts or cooperatives. In Brinkley Arkansas fire destroyed several buildings including the Arlington Hotel, estimated losses around $76,000. Charles Starkey of Stuttgart perished in the blaze.
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Great Western Glass Company
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Charles Starkey
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Ely's Cream Balm Offers Quick Relief for Nasal Catarrh
Nasal catarrh responds rapidly to Ely's Cream Balm an aromatic ointment applied through the nostrils. It cleanses and heals the the nasal surface as it diffuses. Druggists offer the 500 size trial for 10 cents by mail pest it to continue treatment.
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