Death of Judge Walter I Hayes in Marshall Michigan
Judge Walter Ingalls Hayes of Clinton Louisiana died suddenly at the Gorham home in Marshall Michigan from angina pectoris. Born 1842 in Marshall, he practiced law after the war and served three terms in the U S House as a Democrat before becoming a circuit judge in his home district.
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Marshall
Wich
Mich
Walter Ingalls Hayes
Clinton
Charles T. Gorham
Judge Hayes
General Gorham
Gorham
Hayes
Herve
House of Representatives
Lown
Plans Extend Rail Lines and Double Tracking This Year
Minnois Central and Northwestern railroads announce extension and double tracking plans for 1900 routes. Proposed projects include Sioux City to Moville, 20 miles. Sioux City to Centerville, 55 miles. Sac City to Algona, 65 miles. Watersmed to Mass City with Copper Range outlet to Houghton. and Hermosa to Keystone, 15 miles.
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Minnois Central
Northwestern
Chicago
Minois Central Company
Northwestern Company
Heyenull
Sioux City
Moville
Centerville
Sac City
Algona
Watersmed
Mass City
Mich
Copper Range Road
Houghton
Hermosa
Keystone
Boers Raiding North of Cape Town Near Albany
Kritzinger's commando advances northward and bypasses four British columns near Adelaide. A Boer patrol captured four native scouts and killed three. The raiders seized Albany district horses registered for ten thousand pounds, while paying cash for food and treating residents civilly.
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Adelaide
Cape Colony
Kritzinger
Killainger
Albany
Great Britain
Tey
Count de Castellane Attacks Editor After Faced With Alleged Plot Claim
Paris report says Count Bon de Castellane and his party confronted Fernand de Rodays of Le Figaro at his home over a paragraph about a plot linked to the De Rouled family. A dispute escalated to the count striking and slapping the editor. the Castellane group then withdrew.
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Paris
Count Bon de Castellane
Fernand de’ Rodays
The
Vigaro
M. de Castellane
Derouleds
President Faure
Count de Castellane
Figaro
Marquis de Castellane
M. Mor
M. de Rodays
Des Moines Man Sherman Yule Dies in Manila
Sherman A. Yule of Des Moines died in Manila on March 4, information reaching friends in Des Moines. He served as acting assistant surgeon in the volunteer army and earlier worked as cashier at Town Savings and Loan. He studied medicine locally and graduated from a medical college in Omaha.
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Sherman A. Yule
Des Moines
Manila
Yule
Town Savings and Loan Company
Omaha
Indictment in Christmas murder case shocks St. Joseph
In St. Joseph on March 14 a grand jury indicted Mrs. Richard son for the murder of her husband Frank Richardson a wealthy merchant killed last Christmas near Bavaundh. The case hinges on the prosecution’s evidence and the suspect’s defense in the ongoing legal proceedings.
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St. Joseph
Rockhill Seeks Chinese Indemnity Basis in Peking Talks
Washington reports special US commissioner Rockhill has not informed the state department on the indemnity agreement details with Chinese ministers. Final terms are distant and pressure to name more Chinese notables for execution threatens to derail negotiations as Rockhill urges an end to ruthless measures. In Beatrice Nebraska, Hugh D Schultz wins a West Point cadetship with Jesse Lancaster as alternate after a regional exam. Schultz serves with Company C, First Nebraska, and spent 1.5 years in the Philippines without illness.
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Washington
Rockhill
United States
Peking
State Department
Beatrice
Nebl
West Point Millitary School
Hugh D. Schulltz
Jesse {. Lancaster
York
Schultz
Company C
First Nebraska
Philippine Islands
New Century Mail Order Co
U.S
Dearborn Street
Chicago
House approves board of control bill by 79 to 37
Reports note a 79 to 37 vote in the Minnesota house passing the board of control bill. Other items include Count Cassini denying Manchuria’s czarist aims, a Belleville murder ruling, and actors in a church altercation injuring Claude Baker.
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Minnesota
Board of Control
Count Cassini
Manchuria
Gus Davis
Belleville
Ilerinsa Schluens
International Machinists’ Association of America
Ogden gateway fate debated as SP trims lines
San Francisco reports Charles M Wags of Southern Pacific dismissing merger talks with Union Pacific and denying plans to shut the Ogden gateway to other lines. Union Pacific manager Dickinson leaves for coast division inspection as rail ties and tensions ripple across western lines.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Wags
Southern Pacific
Union
Central Pacific
Ogden
Union Pacific
BE. Dickinson
Union Pacific Road
Coast Division
Pan American Exposition Opens May First At Buffalo
Telegraphic briefs report plans to open the Pan American exposition in Buffalo on May 1. Others note deaths and violent acts including Frank B B Corbett in Montana, W H H Mobley in Texas, Ralph G Bateman in Massachusetts, and George Weaver in Ohio. A coal shaft accident in Illinois killed Michael Mohan and injured John Myers. The California Supreme Court grants a new trial in 1898 murder case. Prof E H Finley Johnson considers a Philippines supreme judgeship.
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Buffalo
Frank BB. Corbett
Montana House of Representatives
Butte
W. H H. Mobley
John H. Reagan
Houston
Tex
Ralph G. Bateman
Ella S. White
Norwood
Mass
Charles ¥. Humphrey
Chaffee
China
Philippines
George Weaver
Canal Dover
Citizens
Springfield
Ill
Michael Mohan
John Myers
California Supreme Court
Cordelia Botkin
J. P. Dunning
EH. Finley Johnson
Law Department
University of Michigan
Mckinley
The Sunday Republic Offers News Core and Fashions
The St Louis Republic Sunday edition touts worldwide news coverage and a rich magazine section with colored illustrations and high quality literary matter. It promotes free sheet music each Sunday and lists the year long mail price as $2.00 with sales through news dealers.
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St Louis Republic
Republic
Pan-American Exposition Attracts Worldwide Attention
The Pan-American Exposition to be held in Buffalo from May 1 to November 1, 1901 aims to show Western Hemisphere progress over a century. The Nickel Plate road promotes its service to the event with a descriptive folder and dining options, inviting inquiries to John Y. Calahan in Chicago and hotel reservations to F. J. Moore in Buffalo.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Western Hemisphere
Americas
United States
Niagara Frontier
Nickel Plate Road
New York City
Boston
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Niagara Falls
F. J. Moore
Main St
N. Y
Farm Loans at five percent optional terms offered
Call on or address A. B. Noble, real estate broker, Hamburg. The notice mentions farm loans at five percent optional terms. Also included is an advertising plug for One Minute Cough Cure by Bartlett & Doyle claiming to treat grippe and lung troubles and prevent consumption.
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A. B. Noble
Hamburg
Grippe
Bartlett & Doyle
Oval, Medicine CO
Etzmouth
Wayor Proclamation of Hamburg Election 1901
Iowa election notice for Hamburg Fremont County to be held March 25 1901. Voters elect Mayor Treasurer Assessor City Solicitor and four council members for two years across wards one to four. Precincts established. residency requirements stated. dated March 4 1901.
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Iowa
Hamburg
Fremont County
A. D
Counterfeit Remedies Advertised in Local Notices
A fragment lists several patent medicines and tonics including De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Bartlett and Doyle and Morley’s Little Liver Pills sold by C. Stoner & Co. and O. Stoner & Co. in Hamburg Iowa. It mentions cures for skin issues headaches and bilious conditions with marketing claims and price hints.
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de- Witt
Bartlett & Doyle
Morley
C. Stoner & Co
Hamburg
Iowa
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lypia E
England
Warpath
Castellane Thrashes
Paris Figare
Duel
Pinkham
M. Ei. Muller
Concord Sq
B.A. Lambarn
Westdale
Mss
Maus
Sarah Holsteern
Davis Block
Gorham St
Lowell
J. W. di
Carolina
Jamaica Plain
Salona
Mus
Sana FE
Baker, Bucksport
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lynn
Brownly
Edward Brown
Sheldon
I. G. Penrose
Tama
Brown
Welcome Mowry
Penrose
Mowry
Aberdeen
Interstate Palace Association
Confectioners
Burlington
Midwest Confectioners’ Club
Town
Trnois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Brest
W. C. Sawyer
New York
Wellington Hotel
van Reypen
Navy
United States Navy
Cud
WH Baker
George
Will Weight
Aston
Claude Baker
Ogden Gateway
Ways of
Valley
Neb
Whitmore Bros
Arthur Dunham
Dunham
Byers
Albin
Town National Guard
Creston
Winterset
Semitor Crossley
Miers
Galena
Kas
George Murray
William Chestnut
Badger Company
Here
Miles
C. W. Dumstep
Kickapoo
Okla
Dr. Miles
Desgeists
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Eltchast, Ind
Ignature
C. D. Isbill
Morganton
Tenn
Bucklen
Arnes Balve
Bartlett & Doyle's
Wayor
Attest
W. B. Hours
Aust Wagner
O. Stoner & Co
Mrn Reviivo
Co. Stoner & CO
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co
P.C. Boxey
Chicopee Falls, Mass
Rei
IGAR
Ysu Uli
W.k.gresh & Sons Makers
Tosmane
Smith's Sanitarium
Mccleary
Manacea
N. B. Corloth & Malin Sia
Kansas City
Madison Mediccine Co
Madison, Wis
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