Robbers Loot Express Safe Near Western Union Junction
Five masked men stopped a Chicago route express near Western Union Junction at 1 a.m. blew open two safes with dynamite, and escaped with about $10,900. Investigators from Chicago and local police pursue clues in Mt. Pleasant and Burlington as detectives arrive.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Western Union Junction
Averill
Martin, White
Milwaukee and
Pinkertons
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Bear Eagle Follows Abandons Cheyenne Camp for Pine Ridge
Acting Indian Commissioner Bell reports Special Agent McKean says Bear Eagle and his followers have broken away from the Cheyenne river agency, sold cattle, and moved to Pine Ridge in a body with armed bucks. Rumors say Ghost Dance may be revived at Pine Ridge, but details are unclear.
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Bear Eagle
Wasuixatoy
Bell
George W. McKean
Pierre
S. D
Cheyenne River
Pine Ridge
Disney
Disney, Whom Timet
Mrs Potter Palmer Calls for Women’s Exhibit Cooperation
Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago, chairing the world’s fair women’s managers, urged nationwide cooperation to create a women’s exhibit. She announced there would be no separate department, with women’s exhibits displayed alongside men. The session featured evangelical department talks and a large Music Hall banquet in the evening.
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Veter Palmer
Rostos
WOC
T. O
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Voard of Laly
Revision debate in New York presbytery over foreordination doctrine
In New York the presbytery devoted the afternoon to revising a report as Dr. Charles A. Briggs and allies pressed amendments. The key dispute centered on omitting references to foreordination and new election, argued as non-scriptural rather than essential doctrine.
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Briggs
New York
Committee On Revision
Charles A. Briggs
World news notes and disasters sweep the era
The column catalogs a barrage of incidents from around the globe: ill health of Director General Davis, eruptions in Colin Mexico, deadly flu in Loveland Ohio, and a $6 million loan for Northern Pacific. It details fires, drownings, train wrecks, strikes, trials, suicides, and a vast array of accidents and societal tensions across cities from Chicago to Memphis to New Orleans, with political and criminal events interwoven.
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Davis
Colin
Mexico
Loveland
Northern Pacific Railroad
E. Kaeft
Koch
Toledo
William
Henry Thomas
Grand Opera House
New Orleans
Woodruff
Lit
Rock
Simon Fields
Milford
I. E. Davis
James Moey
Oliver Hoey
Kenosha
Wis
Henry Dallmeyer
Pittsburg
Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
General Missionary Committee of
The
Methodist Church
Cleveland
Louis Adler
Chicago
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Senor Andrade
Lisbon
Europe
Rio Grande de Sul
Devore
Minn
Northweston Pnel Company
Lake Superior
Yeroy
Tv Tive
Camnet
Crry
Tex
Cataring Garcia
Troerrers
Garcia
Tully
Higgs
Lad
Philadelpia
Willian J. Florence
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Lowa
Conrad
Ve Des Mores
A. Marvey
Temperance Alliance
Mandanas
Secretary of State
Towa
Supreme Court
Whisky Trust
Live Stock Commission
Trust
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Cureago
Edwin KE. Pratt
A. N. Kelless
Cornell Avenue
Hyde Park
Pratt
United States Supreme Court
Our Park
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
M. Rochefort
Omula
Aston
Omaha
Lxton
Yanos
Medina
Lefertor
Suk
Howe
Stancard Mess
William Hutchins
Dick Joy
Kingston
N. Y
Bursh Heap
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Lima
S. N. Straub
Fresno
Cal
Charles Mette
Moberly
Ilingis State Board of Agriculture
Conroe
A. Olson
F. M. Smith
N. J. Jones
Musick
Jackson
United States Court
Kansas
State
Republican League Executive Committee
Topeka
Grady
Michael Hawley
San Stefano
Potter
Ilinois Central
Tenn
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United States
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Canada
G. A. Brillheart
Goshen
Ind
Elijor Cloud
Ivesdale
Sam Small
Atlanta, Ga
Tom Miner
Small
Miner
State Penitentiary
Waupun
Robert N. West
Jack Slagg
Ford Kossack
Ayer
J. A. Adams
St. Augustine
Texas
A. J. Osment
General Merchant
J. C. Butler
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San Francisco Chronicle
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California
Oregon
Bend & Peterson
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George Haltenhoff
Suwr Bow
District Court
Dillon
Mont
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August Wenger
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Wissom
Ata Rovenir
Kippling
Mandel
Conan Doyle
Nus Hardy
Walter Iner
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New York Story Club
Athepnium Book League
Athenaeum Book League
Romance Publishing
Astor Place
Seoul
Vu. W. Buel
Heroes of
Savage Lands
Ne & Prospectus
Wolf
Adatonce
Vacific Publishing Co
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Portland
Ore
Helema
A. K. Prescopt
Oay
Lower
Montana St. Buttemont
James Twiford
Eugene A. Baily
Lower Main Street
Heteya
New Merchant's Hotel
Broadway
Helena
Dillon Tribune
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General Agency and Novelty Co
Clark St
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Augusta
Mata E.C
Alline
Singer Manufacturing Co
John A. Clinton
Garland & Ripley
Joseph Bourret & Co
M. J. McCune
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Cat ‘Ogne
Common Sense Mining Machinery Co
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Undertaker’s Coods
United States Land Office
John Henry Longmaid
Bannack
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Beaverhead County
Recorder of
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O. FE. Morse
C. Y. San Prancieco Ita GA
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