Bomb Killings Tied to Coeur D Alene Unrest
Report details a dynamite blast at a gate near ex governor Steunenberg’s home in Idaho with two suspects detained. Police believe the attack ties to the Coeur d Alene mining strife and the infamous Inner Circle, noting glycerine explosive and wire triggering. Investigators seek arrests for the scene duties while noting threats had been received previously.
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Ida
Frank Steunen- Mitte
aDidwell
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Keuberg Governor of Fama 1607 to 1901 Passes Away
Keuberg who served as governor of Fama from 1607 to 1901 died after a long life of public service. He was born in Iowo and spent time in Idalo. He leaves a wife and Ta Afay. His era included the Bunker Hill conflict and martial service.
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Keuberg
Fama
Iowo
Idalo
Bunker Hill
Martial
Miners' Blowing War At Wardner Sparks Martial Law
The Minéra union waged a violent strike against the Wallace company, blowing up the concentrator at Wardner after seizing an engine and loading a railroad train with dynamite. Three strikers were killed in conflicts, United States troops arrived under General Merriam, a ward was sealed, over 1,000 men were jailed, martial law was declared, and leaders faced prison after a long trial. Congressional inquiries followed amid partisan reports on Governor Steunenberg and President McKinley.
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United States
H. C. Merriam
Wardner
Steunenberg
McKinley
Sulzer
New York
The
Typographiea Union
Yerkes Death Sparks Double Life and Endowment Tale
New York reports sensational developments after the death of Charles T. Yerkes. Claims say he led a double life, sought divorce, and kept his wife prisoner. He allegedly built a palace for a young Cincinnati courtesan, left her a fortune and a New York residence, and planned a London deathbed gift. City art gallery endowment valued around several million dollars would be created from his estate.
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New York
Charles YT. Yerkes
Yerkes
Rane
Cincinnati
London
Notes of the Old Year
A Chicago year end tally for 1905 shows export trade up by 14.8 million and imports up by 183.9 million, total foreign trade near 3.775 billion. Railway revenue rose to 3.0017 billion. Donations to education religion charity libraries and public institutions reached 104 million. Crime deaths by violence rose, suicides also up, with homicide executions reported at 185 for 1903 and deaths of unknown figures in the south.
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Chicago
United States
TSO
Iyod Vietius
Tus
South
Nevada
Milwaukee German papers merge to form Germania Herald
Milwaukee newspapers combine two German language papers, the Milwaukee Germania Abend Post and the Milwaukee Herold, effective January 1. Proprietors form the Germania Herald association to run both publications. Each paper will continue its existing policy and identity.
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Milwaukee
Jan
Milwaukee Germania-Abend Post
Milwaukee T Herold
Germania-Herald Association
Moscow Reds Downed After December Uprising Ends
The Times dispatch from Moscow reports the December uprising ending with mass surrenders after white flags over Presnu district factories. The Workmen’s council has declared the strike off while authorities vow to crush any future armed uprising with full force.
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St. Tetersburg
Moscow
Presnu
Revolutionary Committee
No Murder Was Done In The Prokhrom District
Refugees crowd the Presna district as prisoners swell the ranks after a failed uprising. Allies report councils declared the revolution over and orders to surrender and escape were issued. Barricades are cleared while casualties are overestimated and chaotic scenes unfold in Prokhuroge and surrounding factories.
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Presna
Associated Press
Iito
Foldiny
Ctor
Tts
Prokhuroge
Manontom
Nighit
Harare
Haighter
Fle
Gee Rerson
Defenga
Strike Aims at Armed Insurrection Declared by St Petersburg Council
In St Petersburg on January, the workmen's council moves to end the strike and push to organize an armed insurrection, while the government vows firm rule. The dialogue reflects escalating tensions and the council's confrontation with authorities.
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St. Petersburg, Jan. KL
Work- Men's Council of
St. Petersburg
Council of
Dinner Brings Rail Officials and Conductors Together
Chicago January 1. Presidents and top railroad officials mingled with employes at the Masonica Temple drill hall for the twenty ninth annual Chicago division No 1 of the Order of Railway Conductors dinner. About 400 attended as letters from Roosevelt Fairbanks and others were read and speakers praised cooperation and harmony between employers and employees.
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Chicago
Masonica Temple
Chicago Division No. 1
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Jones J. Hit
Great Northern Railroad
Ships report Dewey fleet speed increase at sea
Washington reports a wireless navy message from the Dry Dock Dewey indicating the vessel south of Cape Henry travels four to five knots in fine weather. In New York, Housesmiths and Bridgemen's unions vote for a general strike. about 4000 workers expected to refuse work immediately.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
Cape Henry
New York
Housesmiths’ and
Bridgemen’s Union
Nelson and McGovern to Meet in Philadelphia Bout
New York dateline reports signed articles for a six round fight between Tory McCroverh and Battling Nelson to be held in Philadelphia on March 16.
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Nelson
McGovern
New York
Tory McCroverh
Battling Nelson
Philadelphia
National Civic Federation forms permanent immigration dept
Executive council decides to create a permanent department on immigration. Pope Pius XII receives farewell audience with Rt. Rev. Henry Joseph Lichter, bishop of Grand Rapids. First snow of the season falls in Dallas. Losses from Milwaukee Bay City plant fire reach 250000. Chariton post office and six blocks burned, 100000 loss. UK revenue for year ends December 31 shows 481758000. Heaviest snow storm affects Kansas and Oklahoma. Havana customs rise six months to 6000000, up 17 percent from 1904. C W West hosts banquet for 500 workers. Petition to save the oil ship Constitution at Kosten. Racehorse Himyar dies in Tennessee. Walton Wellman plans pole expedition with Santos Dumont in Wanloon. Mrs Painfield Andrews dies in Richmond England.
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National Civic Federation
Au Permanent Department On Immigration
Pope Pius
Henry Joseph Lichter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dallas
Tex
American Shipbuilding Company
Bay City
Chariton
Postofice
United Kingdom
Kansas
Oklahoma
Havana
C. W. West
Battle Creek
Kosten City
Constitution
Himyar
Avondale Stud
Nea
Nashville
Tenn
sWalton Wellman
North Pole
Santos U
Painy
Wild Ducks Foretell Nighttime Events in Old County Tales
A rustic tale recalls a wounded wild goose in town and a wild duck that once flew through a courthouse window startling card players and sparking belief in divine warning. Nearby in Paulk county a night raid by ducks against a homestead wall solved a meat shortage and inspired local speculation.
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Seneca
Paulk County
Paul Dispatch
Stead Rules Offspring Law Fees Paid Back
Springfield Illinois January 1 Trustees of the University of Hingis must requisition on the state board of prison industries before printing and purchasing materials elsewhere. Attorney General Stead holds releases are required and audits depend on Board approval. Also ruling that no state or county costs can be recorded in court without statutory basis. Two new justices appointed and a state treasurer deposits $10 657 under Stead interpretation of law.
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University of Hingis
State Reformatory
Pontiac
State Board of Prison Industries
Charles M. Tinney
Stead
L. A. Cranston
Ford County
Willian C. Hippard
Third District
Hentz
Springfeld
Jay J. Keen
de. Keen
Evanston
John McAnron
Hyde Park
Becker
Canine case redefines dog as non property in court
A Tazewell county decision last week held a dog is not property for levy or estate purposes and has no standard standing in court. The dog is not animal ownership nor theft subject, even as bulldog theft charges against William King were dropped.
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Bloomington
Tazewell
William King
Worthington
Barbecued Open Air Event Draws Large Crowd
A monster barbecue at Mainie drew a large crowd with over fifty opossums and raccoons served. The event, titled Barbecued Possam Ad Lib, featured Carmi Ub Dan and a festive open-air setting.
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Carmi
Redimen
Mainie
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a liquid cold cure that thoroughly evacuates the bowels to drive all cold from the system. It claims effectiveness for coughs and croup and states it is sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
New Steam Laundry Opens for Business
Announcement for 4 New Steam Laundry at 164 Van Buren St. to service Bun dle of soiled linen. Patrons asked to call phone 792 and a wagon will call. Product and location imply a local laundry business inaugurating service.
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Clark's Bream Launppy
van Buren St
Dean's Kidney Pills Boosts Painter's Back Health
Charles Weiss of 424 South Galena Avenue, a painter troubled by kidney trouble and back pain, tried Dean's Kidney Pills from Hetmett & Burrell's drug store. After a few days he felt better and improved until cured. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Charles Weiss
Galena Avenue
Dean
Hmmett & Burrell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Joe Hmmert
Young Man and Woman Drowned in Wakefield Lake
In Wakefield Massachusetts on January 2 the bodies of John A. Ritchie 21 of Stoneham and Grace Holden 19 of Wakefield were recovered from Lake Quannapowet after a skating outing. The double drowning occurred when they went onto the lake to skate.
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Wakefield
Mass
John A. Ritchie
Stoneham
Grace Holden
Lake Quannapowlct
Ritchie
Miss Holden
Railway Man Resigns for Midland Valley Vice Presidency
Holden, freight traffic manager of the Rock Island system with Chicago headquarters, resigns to accept the vice presidency of the Midland Valley railroad, headquartered at Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Chicago
Holden
Rock Island
Midland Valley Railroad
Fort Smith
Ark
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