French Dreyfus Case Sparks Political Turmoil
Paris reports say the government will send a bill to the chamber of deputies to move trial revision cases to the unified cassation court. The move sharpens the Dreyfus agitation with anti reformists fearing a guaranteed anti Dreyfusite majority among judges. Pro Dreyfus factions denounce the plan while anti revisionist papers celebrate. a constitutional crisis looms if the senate rejects the bill. In Paris theatre news, a Nouveau display saw Bonapartists unfurl a tri color and Imperial eagle after a performance of The King of Rome with Prince Murat and other leaders present.
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Chamber of Deputies
United Sections
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Echoge Paris
M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire
Rt of Cassation
M. Loew
Jules Lemaitre
la Patrie Francaise
Criminal Chamber
Senate
Nouveau Theatre
Rome
Figomi
Prince Murat
British Statesman Foresees Alliance With United States
London reports Walter Hume Long, head of agriculture, urged during a Newcastle Farmers Club talk that alliance with the United States could help Britain in future crises. He argued England must have a strong navy and that Anglo American concord would bind the two nations in shared aims. Chamberlain echoed the sentiment, calling for closer ties among English speaking peoples and civilizational mission. Rear Admiral Dewey cited England's imperial policy as a key factor in world civilization.
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London
Walter Hume Long
Board of Agriculture
Farmers' Club
Newcastle
Great Britain
United States
England
Long
Republic of the United States
Birmingham
Chamberlain
Atlantic
Britain
Adminster
George Dewey
Excitement Over Isabella Mine Strike in Cripple Creek
In Colorado Springs excitement swells over a Cripple Creek Isabella mine strike with assays reported from $40,000 to $100,000 per ton. In Apex a snow slide killed three people including Mrs. W H Rudolph and her two young children aged 2 and 4.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Mining Stock Exchange
Isabella
Cripple Creek
Apex
W. H. Rudolph
General Hagan From Army Court Martial Dismissed
Washington January 30 General Eagan commissary general of substantiation was found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman and of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. He was sentenced to dismissal from the United States army with recommendation for executive clemency. The court martial secretary will submit the record to Secretary Alger for transmission to the president, the final reviewing authority.
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Gotikt-Martini Veriict
Fitda Gon
Ragan
Washington
Hagan
United States Army
Eagan
Col. Davis
Alger
Unions Cannot Insure in Boston Policy Change
Boston, Jan 30 In a ruling by the state Insurance commissioners the practice of trade unions insuring members against sickness death and loss of tools or work was declared illegal. Union leaders say they will seek legislative amending to permit continued charitable benefits.
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Boston
Insurance Commissioners
Horrible Murder at Pana Illinois
Mrs Mary McIntyre a 60 year old long time Pana resident was found murdered in her Flatham home likely between Friday afternoon and Sunday. Neighbors sensed danger Saturday and broke in to find a bloody axe and shovel, torn clothing and signs of a four person struggle. She was reputed wealthy and the crime appears to involve someone familiar with her circumstances.
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Pana
Mary MacIntyre
Beet sugar factory project to boost western Michigan farming
Grand Rapids reports rising interest in beet sugar manufacture with a proposed $400,000 capital project to serve western Michigan farms. Across eighteen counties, company formations spread as the sugar beet factory idea gains traction in the state. Pension for Gen. John M. Palmer moves to House after Senate approval. Ex Senator James H. Slater dies in LaGrange, born 1826 Illinois, served in Congress and Senate.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Washington
John M. Palmer
Illinois
Senate
House
Committee On Pensions
LaGrange, Ore
United States
James H. Slater
California
Oregon
Buses Compete With Peoria Street Car Line
A Peoria company forms to operate rubber-tired motor buses, carrying twenty passengers, free to roam from the city center to suburbs, opposing the street car system. In Carlyle, ex mayor Lambe's new trial is denied and he is sentenced to the penitentiary for forgery.
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Peoria
Ill
Carlyle
Lambe
Farmer
Strike at Robert Krier tobacco warehouse in Janesville
In Janesville twenty three women employed as sorters at the Robert Krier steal tobacco warehouse are on strike demanding higher wages. They currently earn 60 cents per 100 pounds and seek 75 cents. Also reported Co-Mmploye Liability Bill Attacked and the death of Charles Orr, son of the president of Wittenberg College, from injuries in last Thanksgiving football game.
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Janesville
Wis
Robert Krier
Springfield
Charles Orr
Ort
Wittenberg College
Montana Elects United States Senator William A. Clark
On the seventeenth ballot the Montana legislature chose William A. Clark of Butte as United States senator to succeed Lee Mantle. Clark, a copper magnate worth about 10 million, is 60 and a Democrat who favors silver restoration and tariff protection for raw materials. He declined to state if he favors expansion, urging careful handling of new possessions and advising patience regarding postwar governance.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Willkern
Clark
Butte
United States
Lee Mantle
Conrad
Marshall
Hie
Alsowa
William A. Clark
Washington
Great West
Pacific Ocean
Bryan on the Empire State letter urges NY Democrats to stand by national platform
New York January 30 Willis J Abbott prints a 1898 Bry an letter urging New York Democrats at state convention to embrace the Chicago platform on money issues. He argues the party must show peace or war by endorsing the national plank and warns against ignoring it. Lincoln Neb January 30 Nebraska legislature heats up with impeachment talk of District Judge Scott and contested races. South Norwalk Connecticut January 86 steam canal boat J C Austin sunk rumor clarified as false. vessel remained moored at Wilsons Point with all aboard safe.
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Willis J. Abbott
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Croker
West
Chicago
Tammany
Democracy of
New Verde
National Party
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Scott
Omaha
Millmore County
Skipton
Norwalk
Conn
J. Co. Austin
Wilson's Point
Austin
Wilson’s Point
Railroad Companie Plaboad
Illinois
Central
Great Cotton and Corn
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
Old Battle Grounds
National Cemetery
Louisiana
New Orleans
Freeport
Ab Whasm
Dubuque
Iowa
Bold Chicago jewelry robbery shocks West Madison area
Jan 30 Chicago thieves struck Youngdahl and Lilja jewelry at 067 West Madison near Ogden, hurling a heavy cab coupling through the glass and escaping with hundreds of dollars in diamonds after firing at pursuing officers. The bold daytime crowdless scene left two proprietors and clerks scrambling as police report no parallels in years.
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Chicago
West Madison Street
Ogden Avenue
Youngdahl & Lilja
West Madiron Street
Madison Street
J. Youngdah
John R. Lilja
Gecir Clarks
Expose Of Keelys Motor Sparks Wide Debate
The Boston Herald reports T Burton Kinraide defending his claim to sole Keely motor secrets amid Hill and Bridge disclosures. Kinraide accuses Hill of breaking faith and misrepresenting his letter to Keely stockholders. Separate items note Senate debate over consular pay, voting machines, and the Paris treaty. Other updates cover Wisconsin senatorial deadlock, Julia Grant's thanks to Grant supporters, and a murder indictment in Macoupin County for a 1898 train killing.
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the Herald
T. Burton Kinraide
Keely
Charles 8
Hill
Ransom
Bridge
Keely Motor Company
Mr. Hill
Mr. Bridge
Whinraide
Washington
Senate
Legation
Garland
Frye
House
Army
Representative Simpkins
Massachusetts
Incendiary blamed as sane after Rome interview
Arch bishop Treland arrives in Rome and meets the pope. D. D. Hayes of Bunker Hill has been adjudged sane. New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 38000 dollars, a new record. Chicago and Northwestern freight house in Boone Iowa destroyed by fire. Franklin National Bank likely to liquidate about March 1. Boston chosen for national IL A. W. meet 1839. Fremont Hot Springs proposes 20000 for Fitzsimmons Sharkey fight. Famine across Palestine with flour up seventy percent. Crops failed. Mobs in Bristol England attack Mormon meetings and destroy mission house. Pacific coast prune output group forms at San Jose. American Linseed mills in Burlington burned, loss 25000 insured. Gertrude E. Morgan of Lilliputians dies in Indianapolis at 22. Payne of New York named to Canadian commission. Weather: Indiana and Virginia warm, Michigan fair, Wisconsin fair, Iowa snow, colder winds.
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Rome
D. D. Hayes
Bunker Hill
Tls
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago and Northwestern
Boone
Franklin National Bank
New York
Boston
IL. A. W
Fremont Hot Springs Company
Alcora
Wyo
Fitzsimmons-Sharkey
Palestine
Bristol
England
Mormin
San Jose
Cal
American Linseed Company
Burlington
Vintage Winter Fashion And Grooming Trends In Delineator Style
Revival of monochrome outfits for street wear extends to wedding gowns as velvet trims and bows appear on hats. Lace veils give way to chiffon while white satin remains for select brides. Ruffles, ribbons, and empire knots adorn stock collars, with beauty cures offered by De Witt's remedies and ink stain tips from common household acids.
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France
Renota Ayetees
Cough Remedy Cited For Grippe Cure At Home
Mr G Vacher of 157 Osgood Street Chicago relates his wife suffered a severe grippe with lingering cough three years ago. After using Foley's Honey and Tar she received immediate relief and complete cure from one bottle. The family keeps a bottle, priced about 50 cents, in the home. Swarts Eck advertise.
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Mr. G. Vacher
Osgood St
Chicago
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Swarts & Eck
A City Clerk Receives Odd Request To Marry Minors
Lewiston Maine city clerk known for requiring parental consent in minor marriages got a peculiar letter. It reads in broken slang, asking the clerk to marry two youths with one says they earn ten dollars a week together and that the girl wants to be married. The writer asks the clerk to perform the ceremony and says he will be much obliged.
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Lewiston
Clek
Min
Mary
Another Good Man Gone Wrong In Old Time Kidney Cure
A terse notice notes a man failed to use Foley's Kidney Cure for a kidney complaint. Mention of H. J. Moogh, Swarts & Fleck appears as attribution. The text recalls the first American coalfields discovered at Richmond in 1750, as a tangential fact.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Swarts & Fleck
America
Richmond
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy guarantee offer
Public notice proclaims a money back guarantee for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy bottles sold by Emmert & Burrell. It claims the medicine relieves grippe colds and whooping cough, priced at 25 and 50 cents per bottle. It notes universal Austrian and Italian household military contributions.
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Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
La Grippe Remedy Cures Severe Cough For Girl
N Jackson of Danville Indiana reports his daughter suffered a bad la grippe with a terrible lung cough after colds for years. Foley's Honey and Tar cured her and she has not coughed since. Sold by Swarts and Fleck for 25 cents.
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N. Jackson
Danville
Foley
H. Jd. Moogk
Swarts & Fleck
Through Car Line Offered on Queen & Crescent Route
advertise two fast vestibule trains daily Cincinnati to Jacksonville via Queen & Crescent and Southern B ry routes. Mentions 12 wonowtst as Duke of Rothesay and the Prince of Wales holder of first Scottish dukedom 600 years ago. Foley's Honey and Tar marketed for la grippe with lungs and cough relief. 25¢ and 50c. Moogh Swarts Fleck.
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Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
Duke of
Foley
H. J. Moogh
Swarts & Fleck
Florida
Jacksonville
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