Senate Debates Open Vote on Peace Treaty
Washington, Jan. 25. The senate resumed consideration of the peace treaty in executive session as the Berry resolution for open-session discussion failed. Debate focused on setting a final vote date, with Senators Corman and West urging a prompt decision while Davis deferred to committee action. Speakers Teller Frye Hoar defended and attacked the treaty, Fries criticizing opponents and warning of war’s prolongation and loss of prestige if the United States fails to act.
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Philippines
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Nelson
Minnesota
Witte
California
Kenta
Nicaraguen
Qhuan
DHL
White
Ciiform
Bacon
Durgl ar Caught Using Wie Gun Fatal to Captor
A burglar hunted through New York tenements fired on four dozen windows and two police, shot plumber George Pverhard in the abdomen. Bowery resident Chaves Steele is held on suspicion. The thief used a rope ladder to reach a former pool room room once owned by Joseph Young. Young is at St Augustine, Fla. The onlookers say Everhard fought the burglar with a board before the shooting.
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New York
George Pverhard
Everhoard
Chaves Steele
Joseph Young
Young
St. Augustine
Fila
Charles Frank
Everhard
Trains collide near North Hanover kill three workers
A collision on the Chicago Great Western between two freight trains at North Hanover Illinois killed three men and destroyed railroad property. An eastbound extra freight failed to switch and crashed into another train. the Dubuque bound crew jumped to safety while the other crew remained aboard as engines and cars were wrecked.
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Iowa
Ian
Chicago Great Western
North Hanover
Hanover
DIFTY MILLIONS Klondike Output Forecast This Year
Vancouver report estimates Klondike gold output at thirty million dollars this year. Batchellor returns from Dawson notes high marks and strong demand. Searle cites sick and disheartened miners and predicts ten thousand men may return this winter. Trans-Mississippi Congress sets tenth annual session in Wichita from May 31 for four days.
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B. CG
Dawson
Mounted Police
Wichita
Kan
Vans. x Gilssisslups Commercial Congress
Senate elects Culberteen to succeed retiring Qatils
In Austin Texas on January 26 the senate and house met at noon. Phe Won Cy Culberteen was elected without opposition to succeed retiring Senator Roger Qatils. Other details are not provided.
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Ad House
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Roger Qatils
Buttermakers Meet At Sioux Maller Convention
About 2,500 delegates and visitors attended the seventh annual meeting of the steamery buttermarkers of the United States in Sioux Maller. Judge O. S. Palmer and local officials welcomed guests as W. W. Marsh delivered the opening address. Evening sessions featured papers on industry topics, prize awards in separators and creameries, and state entries by Minnesota and Wisconsin, with a grand parade planned for today.
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Sioux Talla, & C
United States
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H. H. Smith
HH. B. Keith
Business Men's Lodge
W. W. Marsh
Grate
Nob
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New Sweden
Minn
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Towa
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Wells
Herman Brock
Wake Park
Min
M. M. Magtinsen
Bee
Minnesota
Beluga
Mitoogoty
Illinois
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Formal Ballot in Wisconsin Senate Chooses Quarles Lead
Madison Wis Jan 26 first formal vote for US senator to succeed John I Mitchell shows Quarles 40 Stephenson 26 Beale cock 17 Cook 18 Webb 10 Ryan Dem 21 Republicans unchanged after 11 ballots. Assembly bills anti pass modeled after New York. Senate considers a joint resolution to elect senators by direct vote of the people.
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Madison
Wis
United States
John I. Mitchell
Quarles
Stephenson
Bealecock
Cook
Webb
Ryan
Cancus
Anderson
Quatics
Repubicans
Assembly
Hall
New York
Senate
Denante
Congress
Large Sawmill and Logging Railroad Planned Near Wall Lake
New Sumner Center Minnesota Jan 26. Messrs Simpson and Brown of Minneapolis, builders of a large sawmill at Wall Lake near Ely, plan the first logging railroad in the Salt Lake district. Five miles of track to be laid next summer with fast extensions as needed. Logs will be dumped into Wall Lake and towed to the mill. Estimated timber between Fall Lake and the boundary at Bunters is 1.809 billion feet, mostly to be sawed in coming years.
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Fail Lake
Duluth
Minn
Messrs. Simpson and Brown
Minneapolis
Wall Lake
Ely
Salt Lake
Fall Lake
Wisconsin court reporter kills himself on bridge in suicide note
Albert L. Kavelgge, a circuit court reporter for twenty six years and a prominent society man in Janesville Wisconsin, ended his life by hanging from the Court street bridge, drawing a revolver and firing a shot into his head before falling into the Rock River. He told a passing friend he had not slept for a week and was crazy.
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Endaita
Janesville
Wis
Albert L. Kavelgge
Cirewit
Court Street Bridge
Rock River
Governor Lind Visits Stillwater Prison Board Meeting
Stillwater Minnesota January 26 The Board of prison managers held a special session with Gov Lind in attendance. The visit aimed to improve the governor s acquaintance with board members and to study the affairs under consideration by them.
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Hwimach
Stillwater
Minn
Board of Prison Managers
Lind
Divid Piggers Captured Near White Earth In January
Two notorious bird piggers tracked by Indian police for a year were captured near White Earth Minnesota on January 25 and brought to Detroit for a preliminary hearing.
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White Earth
Minn
Detroit
Saw Mill Destroyed in Suspected Arson near Osceola
Osceola Wisconsin January 26. Smith and Paulson's saw mill on Lot east of their place was burned and buried in debris. Loss estimated at $1000 with no insurance. Authorities believe incendiaries may be responsible.
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Wis
Smith & Paulson
Marcus Wheeler Dies in Wisconsin Home Incident
Marcus Wheeler, father of Elia Wheeler Wilcox, died at his Westport home near Madison. He was ninety years old.
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Marcus Wheeler
Madison, Wis
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Westport
The Pope Is Restored After Influenza Attack
In Rome on January 26 the Pope has fully recovered from influenza and held audiences as usual. In Glencoe Minnesota on January 26 William Whittaker attempted suicide by poisoning his wife discovered him in the act and wrested the bottle away.
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Rome
Telen
Woison Hineelf
Glencoe
Minn
William Whittaker
Auleide
Tia
Snyell Lis
Unclear Death Doubt Amid Duluth Tragedy
A Duluth incident leaves Stanislaus Wieszchowal dead with a spouse and several children. The cause is doubtful whether it was self harm or not, though indications suggest death occurred.
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Satelse
Duluth
Minn
Stanislaus Wieszchowal
Work of Congress Reflections on Expansion Policy Debate
Washington reports a series of floor debates in both houses on expansion policy and the Philippine question. Senators Turner and West push anti expansion positions while supporters argue for ratification. key figures include Mr. Morgan, Mr. Platt, Mr. Foraker, and Mr. White. House discussions on budget items and military reorganization continue, with notable back and forth between Johnson and Dolliver on expansion.
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Pop
West
Platt
Foraker
Poriker
Itterkrees
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Olio
Morgan
Alabmna
Alison
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Imore Dutt
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la- Gann
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Issur
John Pul
Electric whipping post could automate punishment
The Electrical Age editor Newton Harrison claims a mechanical electric whipping post can deliver equal, unbiased blows to a restrained prisoner. A wheel mounted whip and motor, controlled by a hidden button, would deliver regulated lashes at set intervals, potentially ending witness reliance and political influence in punishment.
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The
Electrical Age
Delaware
Red spectacles and Tasmanian timber in Victorian notes
Scientific notes discuss a German seasickness remedy using bright red spectacles and calomel based on Mpstein’s work, claiming red color redirects blood to the brain to relieve symptoms. The piece also notes Tasmanian stringy bark timber improves traction and that London delayed to test varied woods before choosing Tasmania. It ends with a Birmingham overcoat toxicity anecdote and a lurid penny dreadful scenario inspired by the tale.
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Mpstein
London
Tasmania
Taasmania
Unclear Dramatic Excerpt Refers to Nassus Alerts
Fragmentary prose scenes mention a coronet and Nassus alerts as a modern Hercules confronts danger. The overcoat and zine imagery imply a perilous plot, with a character named Hivira fainting on a perfumed couch. The passage questions how many Nassus alerts remain and if tailors must quarantine por ceIs before use.
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Hivira
Nassus
Hercules
French grower makes monogrammed apples by stencil
A French fruit grower inscribes monograms on apples by nature. When apples reach walnut size they bag them to stay green, then replace bags with crests or monograms. A stencil yields a red monogram on a green background, while cutting and pasting monograms creates yellow or green on a red background.
Phonographic Clock Sparks Modern Alarm Debate
The New York Sun reviews a phonographic alarm clock from Germany noting its potential to aid breakfast planning and household routines. It could wake servants with precise instructions, alert the cook or end late calls, while provoking irony as tradition collides with new technology.
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Germany
New York Sun
Ao Stern Woicen
Electric heating forge using salted water tank
Report describes a home made heating forge using a wooden non conductor vessel, a metal plate at the bottom, wired connections, and a heavily salted water bath. Current heats the iron via electrolytic action and a gas film forms to insulate, causing red flame and white hot surface before cooling when removed.
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