Elected Senator Hanna Faces Bribery Fight in Ohio
In Columbus on June 14 Mavens Isiuno was chosen to represent Oliie in the Ohio senate for seven years and two months. The race included a long and short term dispute with Hanna and McKisson in a heated, bribery charge filled contest. The final roll showed Hanna ahead, and a senate investigation into bribery began amid further post vote demonstrations. The legislature adjourned with the bribery inquiry unresolved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mavens Isiuno
Oliie
Senate
Hanna
Dodge
Cleveland
McWilson
Wiver
Iist
Snc
McKisson
MeKisson
Lenis
Lanna
MeKixson
Tontz
Manna
General Assembly
Otis
Mamerlton County
M.yole
Indian War Uprising Report Declared Fake
An Associated Press dispatch from Kansas City says the Indian uprising story is a fabrication spread by a railroad agent at Barlboro. U.S. Marshal Donnell arrived to Earlboro, finding no official trouble and reports from scouts returning saying the uprising is a fake.
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Kansas City
Associated Tress
South McAlster
Ind
G. O. & G. Railway
Barlboro
Tran
United States
Marshal Donnell
Northern District
Inauguration of Gov Shin in Des Moines Rotunda
Des Moines Iowa January 14 The inauguration of Gov Shin occurred in the capitol rotunda with tickets to control crowds. The Carrall band led a procession from the Savery to the capital at 2 PM. Shin delivered his inaugural address soon after arrival.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Capitol
Bank Crosewain Doors Peoria Bank Closed by State
The State Bank of Limwood, Peoria, with 60,000 capital and 100,000 assets, was closed by the state bank examiner after the cashier Miles Gav erly died by his own hand during an inquiry. The examiner reports creditors will be paid in full and the cashier’s accounts are in order amid illness.
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Bank Crosewain
Peoria
Janu
State Bate of
Limwood
Miles Gaverly
Service in Byeyyt ordered for Egypt action
In Byeyyt Jan 14 reports that First Wittallan It arias now at Gibraltar have been ordered to prepare for service in Egypt. Weather Nuc bats and others appear to be under similar orders, with emphasis on readiness and deployment plans.
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Byeyyt
Tengen
Spanish Gun Pat Captures Near Cuba and Jamaica
A Spanish gun pat Gullela has captured off the south of Cuba near Manenniia, a short sail from Jamaica, with a board and cargo of war material medicines and clothing.
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Alevann
Jin
Swift to sail for Halnaa land from Hongkong
London Jan 14. The British gunboat Swift, hurriedly commissioned at Hongkong, will sail for the Halnaau land after receiving orders from the China trade posts. The dispatch comes via the Mail from Singapore and notes swift movement toward the Pacific area.
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Halaan Ialand
London
Sioapore
Swift
Hongkong
Halnaa Qwland
Havana protests erupt as mobs attack newspaper offices
In Havana a mob of officers and civilians smashed windows and attacked printing offices of La Discussion and El Reconcentrado, chanting pro army slogans. Gen Garriehe and Gen Bo Into arrived to quell the violence, later dispersing the crowd and restoring order.
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Mavina
Dan
Sprotsh
Cuba
Attiees
la Discussion
Spain
Garriehe
Havana
Bo Into
Stat
Diario de la Marina
Parvado
Hi Diario de la Marina
Long Live
Gende Armie
Maine Navy Ready For Cuba Alert In Instant Readiness
A telegraph dispatch reports the Maine second class battleship orders to hold in readiness to sail for Cuba at a moment's notice. Gupt O D Sigshee and the ship's crew are making arrangements to depart promptly. Consi General Leo will advise if travel to Sayana is required.
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Key West
Maine
O.D. Sigshee
Consi
Leo
Sayana
Prominent Indiana Politician Charged With Forgery
Charles J. Hyerett, former Allen County Republican central committeeman and governor candidate, was arrested in Decatur Indiana on forgery charges. He claims the charge is a setup to seize real estate and denies any wrongdoing.
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Indiana
Mort. Wayne
Charles J. Hyerett
Allen County
Civil service probe ignored by Chicago panel Jan 14
Chicago civil service and police department probes faced a Senate committee inquiry. The civil service commission refused further sessions while suspensions stood. over a score of policemen faced charges after hearings by senatorial inquisitors. In Butte, Patrick Targey, a prominent banker, was killed by Thomas J. Rey, who fled to the street and was captured. The murderer, missing a leg from a prior explosion, faced transfer to Deer Lodge penitentiary amid pursuit for injuries.
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Civo Service Commission
Chicago
Civil Service Commission
Ginto Senate
Chicago Civil Service
Pallew
Senatori
Kineda Nonker
Butte
Mont
Patrick Targey
Snring’s
Thomas J. Rey
Deer Lodge
Largey
Riley
Japanese transport Nurn wrecked near Peculdores
Orient wireless reports the Japanese transport steamer Nurn, 2510 tons, bound for Peculdores, was wrecked December 24. Only five seamen survived after the ship struck an uncharted reef. cadets and crew were among the missing. rescued by Mitsura Maru under Captain Yasuda of the Japanese navy.
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Highty
Victoria
HW. C
Orient
Nurn
Abent
Mitsura Maru
Cant
Yasuda
Ring Cadets
Mining Machinery Contract Awarded for Alaskan Mines
San Francisco January 14. A 400000 contract for mining machinery will be awarded to Frazer and Channery Company of Chicago by Captain Thomas Malin of the Alaska Treadwell group of mines. It calls for 690 stamps compressors engines and related equipment. When 500 stamps are in operation the Alaska Trembyell Company will have sea stamps the largest number on a single ledge in the world.
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San Francisco
Frazer & Channery Company of
State Agricultural Society Fights Over Fair Day Plan
Des Moines Iowa January 14 members of the state agricultural society debate dispensing with a fate next year and urging all towns to attend the Opahi exposition. If the plan fails another fight is expected over holding the state fair on Sunday.
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Towa
Dos Moines
Iowa
State Agricultural Society
Mrs Pullman of the Coast Arrives in San Francisco
Mrs George M Tullman widow of the Pullman company president arrives in San Francisco with companions including Mrs Jos A Logan Missillette of Mikhart Ind and Migsindera of Ollenge. The party will stay on the coast awhile as guests of Mrs Carolan daughter of Meyllman Pullman.
Plymouth by-election victor ends Radical hold on seat
A parliamentary by election in Plymouth filled the vacancy from Chas. Harrison's death. The Conservative and Liberal Unionist candidate, Lon. Iver Churchill Guest, defeated the Radical challenger, securing the seat.
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Tanion
Plymouth
Teli
Chas. Harrison
Lon. Iver Churchill Guest
Belfast Inn Telegram on Linen Thread Company formed in London
The Belfast Evening Telegram reports that a linen thread company was formed with headquarters in London and a capital equal to the combined total of its partners. The announcement notes the Haven thread entity and the London location as central to the new venture. pequeña
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Nie Linen Thread Company
Belfast
Inn
London
Witlet
Arrests Halted Card at Olympic Club Night
In Buffalo the Partland Tearce night at the Olympic Athletic Club was cancelled after police detained the fighters. Pearce refused to participate as wrestlers were reportedly bullied, ending the event and prompting arrests.
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Pugs
Buffalo
N. Y
Joy
Rothschilds plan Yukon railroad through Dalton trail
Report from Tacoma notes the Rothschild family intends to build a rail line into Yukon country via the Dalton trail. Henry Bratnober of San Francisco leads Western operations, with a projected 400 miles at an estimated cost of 8 million dollars. In other news, shingle manufacturers agree to keep nails closed and consider restarting mills after a price-influenced wait.
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Dawson
Mada
Tacoma
Wash
A. OG. Bratnober
Rothschilds
Yukon
Dalton Trail
Leis
Henry Bratnober
San Wrnncssco
Miller Too Slow in Rotting Away Prom Danger
In Butte Montana a miner named Benjamin Senor died when a blast in a shat bottom of the Pennsylvania shaft exploded. Companions John Slapkins John Mutch and William Me ike escaped harm by a providential interruption. The incident reflects a common miner’s fatal lapse of caution after a round of hisses.
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Butte
Mont
Benjamin Senor
Pennsylvania
Boston & Mortinn
Providence
John Slapkins
John Mutch
William Me
Ike
Madison court ruling on child adoption consent
A Madison Wisconsin special county judge ruled that a child cannot be legally adopted without both parents consent if the father is living and the child has not been abandoned. The decision followed a suit by philanthropic parties to rescind an adoption by a saloonkeeper. J H Kthyder, whose wife deserted him, was recently imprisoned for forgery.
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Voalut
Madison
Wis
Carpenter
J. H. Kthyder
Troviey Receivers Take Control Of Fox Creek Line
Receivers named by Judge Hastings include Mitchell Jasiunues of Green Bay and Thomas W. Spence of Mihyaukes. Owing to two years of improvements the company failed to pay interest on outstanding coupons. The road, built in 18, cost 205000, runs to Depere and leases toward the Fort line.
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Troviey
Green Bay
Wis
Fox Treckle Street Railway
Hastings
Mitchell Jasiunues
Thomas W. Spence
Mihyaukes
Depere
Madison Wis Special Hearing on Drug Adulteration Law
Milwaukee wholesalers asked the Food Commissioner for leniency in interpreting the new year old law against adulteration. Commissioner Adams ruled that blended food products could be labeled compounds, allowing mixtures like chicory with coffee and buckwheat with white flour.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Adams
Convicted Cattleman Geddes Faces Long Prison Term
In Helena Montana Miles Oly George Geddes a cattleman charged with the murder of Clarence W Brown on November 4 was found guilty of second degree murder. The jury recommended a ninety nine year sentence. Dixon another man admitted the killing but said it was at Geddes Wifes and Tom Welchs instigation. Geddes has influential relatives in the East.
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Helena
Mont
Miles Oly George
Geddes
Clarence W. Brown
Murde
Dixon
Escaped Robbers Recaptured Near Antigo in Wisconsin
In Custody. Wausau Wisconsin special officers Langley and Wulthers, who escaped Marathon county jail by tobacco dust in the turnkey’s eyes, were chased to near Antigo by Sheriff Thompson of Langlade county. They were brought back and jailed under Sheriff George with a warrant charging highway robbery.
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Wausau
Wis
James Lang-ley
Henry Wulthers
Marathon County
Antigo
Thompson
Janglade County
Sherrff George
Fire destroys Emil A. Schmidt home and contents
A fire at a house near Mel rip west of here destroyed the Schmidt residence and its belongings. A three year old child, left alone, tried to fix the fire in a stove causing hot coals to fall. The door opened and the child escaped without injury. No insurance coverage was found.
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Prentice
Spevinl
Emil A. Schmidt
Melruc
Here
Schmidt
Chile
Railroad Officials Resign in Wisconsin and Michigan
Vice President John Agley and General Manager M Faithorn resign from the Wisconsin and Michigan railroad effective immediately. President S M Iseher to succeed them for now. Also notes cattlemen convention prep in Pendleton Oregon with 400 to 500 delegates expected representing Oregon Washington Montana and nearby areas. In Superior Wisconsin street lights cut by 60 with 170 still lit. many renown lights to be turned off as seventy lamp replacements expire in June. Centerville area reports prominent citizen Lane shoots and kills himself at his home six miles northeast of town. he had served three terms as county treasurer.
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Rinton
Menominee, Mich
John Agley
M. Faithorn
Wisconstt & Michigan Railroad
SM. Iseher
Pendleton
Northwestern Cattlemen's Association
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Tds
Neduelny
Buperior
Wis
Centerville
Special
Lane
Mysile
Cane
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Gage
McKinley
Republican Party
United States
Fin
Cantor Davis
Minnesota
Davis
Olunenian
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Ats
Dellverail
Tawau
Hlis
Pacific
Ocaan
Eid
Far East
China
Europe
City Debates New Deaf Mutes Institute in Legislature
Mason City Iowa lawmakers prepare to introduce a second institute for deaf mutes early in the forthcoming session. The proposal outlines establishment and operation details as part of the state’s educational expansion efforts.
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Maxon City
Mason City
Iowa
THH Lost THINT Feeding Indians At Ashland Wis
Spectacular aid plan by the Tay Pointe Indian agency proposes distributing $2,000 worth of provisions to a misnamed lost tribe near Crandon Wisconsin. Rations include pork flour and clothing amid widespread destitution as game and timber restrictions bite.
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Kargiod
Ashland
Wis
Speelsl
Tay Pointe Indlay
Ling Kono
Crandon
Capt. Seath
Tower
Spurrier Testimony Fails to Clear Dell Wanelal Shooting
Warren Spurrier testified yesterday in Black River Falls Wisconsin and offered an alibi for the Dell Wanelal shooting. The examination consumed most of the afternoon but authorities doubt they will identify the hunter or resolve the case.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Speeeln
Warren Spurrier
Dell Wanelal
Young Spurrier
Vernon Counts
Sherry Buckley
Adjudged Insane Tr Crosse Ws Special M M Manville
The oldest living settler of La Crosse, father of Marion Manville Pope, was today sent to the state hospital for the insane after a long legal contest. At his brother’s request Milwaukee attorney A O Manville filed for appointment of Judge Hogan as administrator and guardian. The matter will be heard by Mudge Brindley on January 1.
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Tr Crosse
M. M. Manville
la Crosse
Marion Manville Pope
Mithoress
State Hospital of the Insane
Mendeth
Lave
Guardito
Mudge Brindley
Ieh
Arnold Duffy murder trial set in Duly Court week
The Duly Murder Cave in Waukon hosts a special court session this week with the Arnold Duffy murder trial proceeding January 17. James Tuffy administrator of HW V Duty estate sues an accident insurance company for $5,000 on Daly policy. The insurer defends on self destruction grounds, with an attorney aiding Arnold's defense in the criminal case.
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Waukon
Arnold-Duffy
James Tuffy
HW. V. Duty
Palley
T. V. Daly
Siieide
Arnold
Uvove
Fire devastates Rushton stores with no insurance
A Rushton Minnesota fire damages J Burns real estate office costing 150 dollars with no insurance. Quested Verne hardware sustains 2800 dollars with 1600 insured. Olson Ragmussen general merchandise reports 7000 dollars with 4600 insured. Bowles furniture 1200 dollars insured 300. Hogan store building 500 dollars no insurance. No fire department in Rushton.
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Rushton
Tipestone
Minn
J. Burns
Quested & Verne
Olson & Ragmussen
W. J. Bowles
Curis Hogan
Accident In Hart While Coanthiz Ends With Injuries
In Sioux Rapids Iowa two young men from Hart While Coanthiz were injured after carousing down a steep hill near a bridge. The vehicle shot over the embankment and landed about twelve feet into a ditch. injuries include a dislocated elbow and a possible concussion requiring medical care.
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Hart
Sioux Rapids
Iowa
Liking
Rey King
Catholic Benevolent Antocloian Society Forms in Sioux City
The Catholo Berevolent Antocloiian in Sioux City announces the creation of a Catholic lay men society. About 2,000 Catholics live in the city and the group aims to be a strong statewide body. It will relieve authorities of caring for the Catholic poor and establish a library and social relief activities.
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Catholo Berevolent Antocloiian
Sioux City
Na Wbrary
Social
Lievary Society
Man Attempts Self Harm At County Farm Incident
Theodore Potzner an inmate of the county farm tried to kill himself by striking his head with an axe and knife Saturday evening. He cut his neck twice narrowly missing the jugular vein and remains in a dangerous condition. The report notes he is described as insane due to wine use.
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Ployd
Theodore Potzner
Lakme Bound for Alaska With Materials for Yukon Steamers
The steam schooner Lakme Bound North sails from here for Diteh Tarbor Alaska carrying materials for four Yukon river steamers to be consummated there. On its return it may bring news of the United States revenue cutter Bear which departed last November on a relief expedition to the whaling fleet.
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Lakme
Seittle
Diteh Tarbor
Alaska
United States Revenue
Bear
Grookston Lumber Company Formed in Wisconsin
La Crosse special report states the Grookston Lumber Company has been organized and filed as a private corporation. The corporators are Krink DL Joseph and Witmnin ty Iffson. Capital stock is $200000. The firm purchased the T. B. Walker sawmill at Grookston and controls pine enough to operate for several years.
Frayen Deaths in Washington and Military Range Finder
Frayen Deaths near Waterville Washington after two men went astray and died from exposure. Inventor Dubayne Iowa develops a new range finder for distance calculation for navy use and potential Europe deployment. Madison merchant Justin Bowliger commits suicide by hanging in his barn. eccentric recluse with sparse relatives in Chicago.
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Dubayne
Iowa
Nichols Bry
United States Navy
Europe
Justin P. Bowliger
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Civil Service Debate In Congress Across Jan 7 8 11
Washington reports on the civil service debate in the House and Senate with figures like Grosvenor Johnson Loyd and Gillotte among speakers. The Senate discussed Indian tribes, public buildings, and the Gage resignation conspiracy claim. Open session on Hawaii annexation treaty was rejected as Gray and Davis clashed over public access.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Omaha
Ergus Falls
Minn
Newport News
Sted Cross Society
House
Dem
New York
Earls
Mahaney
N. Y
Delege
Bradley
Kern
Ohio
Waashington
Jan
Iis
Davis Tehrirman
Tien
Gray
Delaware
Davis
McGeny
Danpilrge
Ife
Mr. Gray
Spevches
Cafery
White
Mason
Mare Yul
Morgan, Tour
Spooner
Bis
Opposition Fights Civil Service Law Debate In House
In Tub HoUse Washington January 11 opponents of the civil service law drive debate, with nine of eleven speakers opposing. Friends seek to halt further discussion to maintain Speaker Treen and the ruling committee’s cooperation. Moody proposes testing the house tomorrow on the issue as debate continues, while Cooney Cox Little Cowherm join opposition ranks ready to defeat the motion.
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Tub HoUse
Weeshington
Jan
Friends of the Law
Speater Treen
Ruler Committee
Moody
Chaege
Messrs. Cooney
Cox
Little
Cowherm
Washington
Daneville
dArmando
Des
Cina
Danville
Niin Ft
Dullian
Nassay
Uilnts
Tell of Colormle
Uta Reservation
Goloradi
Senate executive session on Hawaii annexation debate described
Senators Davis and Allen sparred in executive session over the Wawailau treaty with Davis advocating annexation's strategic and commercial benefits. The restricted meeting highlighted Hawaii's location, its impact on the Nicaragua canal, and treaty considerations amid objections from Japan. Washington diary entries note the secrecy and audience reaction.
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Dai
Davis
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Lawail
Asia
Nicaragua
Tawall
Ccanal
Japan
Commmerce
Hawaii
Davis Michew
United States
Anid
German Empire
Louis
Ifoar
Manson
Sougier Allen
William Page Bryan Named Minister to China Ambition Sparks Debate
Jan 14 report notes Charles Page Bryan of Mississippi nominated as minister to China with ex Representative Conger of Iowa to Benzit, provoking objections over lack of diplomatic experience and suitability for a chief posting. Details reference prior Harrigon administration and expected exchanges of posts.
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Bryan Goow
Urazi
Coney
Washington
Charles Page Bryan
Mibuls
Canger
Bruit
Ferguson Dir to Parliament Averts Capital Move for New Mexico
Washington January 18 the house committee on territories reported favorably on the Ferguson bill to parliamentary averting the capital move for New Mexico at Santa Fe. The action follows debates over state capital location and territorial governance.
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Washington
House Committee On Territories
Ferguson Dir
New Mexico
Sua Fa
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