Congress Leaders Weigh Financial Bill and Roberts Report
Senate moves on a $3,000 appropriation including extra Philippines funds as the Roberts case report nears House consideration. Debate grows over speech time with Democrats pushing delay while Pettigrew criticizes administration. Hale’s Delagoa Bay flour seizure resolution heads to foreign relations panel.
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Wasconsiny
Tedsure
Roberts
Senate
Alemdar
Pettigrew
Philippines
Hale
Delagoa Bay
Foreign Relations Committee
Clark investigation recalls witness on Helena visits and payoffs
In Washington on Saturday H H Gaar of Flathead testified about visits to Helena prior to the legislature and business with county claims. Marcus L Hewitt testified he was approached by Charles W Clark to buy Myers vote for United States senator. He described offers of 310,000 and 16,000 to influence votes and noted Whiteside and others were said to have fixed votes. He warned Clark about Whiteside and said Clark claimed Whiteside was acceptable. He also recounted meeting W Butler after the legislature and alleged efforts to frame the exposure as a Daly faction conspiracy. He admitted his earlier grand jury statements differed and that he hid interest in the Myers deal.
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Washington
Clark
H. H. Gaar
Flathead
Turley
Helena
Stente
Marcus
L. Hewitt
Mortana
Myers
United States
Charlies W. Clark
Ha’ Ey Clark
Clarks
Montana
Grand Jury
Montana Grand Jury
Revolt in Ward 11 Sparks Independent Republican Ties
A revolt in Ward 11 grows as dissatisfied Republicans plan an independent Republican club next week. Promoters claim 2 assured members with more joining, while party managers prepare to replace old campaigners. The move triggers organized opposition from longtime ward workers and city ward sorters.
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Phe
Hirundo Rescues Edenmoor Crew After Abandonment
The Norwegian steamer Hirundo reports picking up the crew of the British steamer Edenmoor, which departed Pensacola on December 8 bound for Amsterdam and was abandoned off Halifax.
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Dargness
Eng
Hirundo
Edenmoor
Pensacola
Amsterdam
Halifax
Married on her Death Bed in Monticello
The body of Mrs. William Cubbins was brought to Monticello for burial. She was Dr. Agnes Uni and married Dr. William Cubbins of Memphis on January 4 while on her death bed at a Chicago hospital.
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Monticello
Ind
William Cubbins
Agnes Uni
Memphis
N.a. Chicago Hospital
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Guarantee
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a refund if the remedy fails and includes W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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Grove
Daddy Culbert’s Kingdom Faces Rag Picker Attack
In a chaotic scene near Ke jnsley avenue ante town, Danny Culbert’s rag-puller operation is disrupted by the Bungaloo gang who attack with rocks as Newt White hauls city refuse. The assault ends as the old man flees, and police could not stop the belligerent mob.
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Jnsley-Ave
Cognttas
Patrick Culbert
Culbert
Lea
Kingdom
Cerapinis
Danny
Newt
Daddy
Cultert
Don
Plood
SUN
Y M C A Hopes For Answer On Pierce Secretaryship
The Y M C A seeks a definite answer from M L Pierce by midweek on accepting the secretary post. A $40 000 debt looms over the Trenton New Jersey association since he aimed to lift the property debt and had just secured a director backed plan. The Indianapolis association seeks to recruit him amid his recent departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Pierce
Indianapolis Association
Controversy Over Officers of MWire-Bound Box Company Settled
Judge Carter ruled in favor of Darwin B. Douglass and Chas. J. Greenstreet as the legal directors and officers. Stuckenberg, former president and later re elected, and Chas. E. Barrett previously held secretary post. Douglass and Greenstreet gain control of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin B. Douglass
Chas. J. Greenstreet
Stuckenberg
Chas. E. Barrett
Carter
Douglas
Greenstreet
Douglas and Greenstreet
Notable Deathbed Remark Triggers Silence Mystery
In New Haven Frederick Richardson, once deemed insane for 20 years, died after uttering a puzzling final remark that doctors say may reflect a prior vow of silence. In Michigan, George O’Brien and John O’Brien, separated for 16 years after a boyhood quarrel, remain estranged despite living under the same roof and sharing meals and work.
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Harbor Springs
Mich
George O’brien
John O’brien
Beaver Island
George
Chicago
John
James Gordon
Jim
Jealousy Killings and Lawmakers Weigh Marriage Rules
In Hindman Kentucky on January 13 a preacher shot and killed Mrs Juscinda Isaacs then shot himself after being spurred by jealousy over an assumed marriage. Bridgeport Connecticut reports a wife loses over 3000 dollars in love and business schemes tied to a man named John M Walker who her divorce followed after mounting financial asks. New York Assemblyman Weeks attacks common law marriage proposing four legal paths to marriage and arguing the current system invites immorality and blackmail.
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Middlesboro
Hall
Hindman
Knott
County
Juscinda Isaacs
New York
John A. Weeks
Albany
Weeks
Cincinnati Faculty Resignations Spark University Chaos
In Cincinnati on Friday the university announces all faculty will resign at Monday's board meeting. President Ayres invites each professor to resign. several comply while Prof F W Hyde reportedly fights the move. Mothers reportedly object to two professors as grass widowers. Students hear rumors. patrons grow restless as directors react.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Board of
Ayres
F. W. Hyde
Street car strike looms in Louisville over wage and rule demands
Louisville workers threaten a citywide street car tie up unless their wage increases and rules changes are granted by Wednesday morning. Leaders state no compromise is possible and President Minary says the directors will review the claims by Tuesday.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Minary
Militia Arrives for Kentucky Governorship Testimony
In Frankfort on January 13 the joint contest committee begins testimony in the governor and lieutenant governor disputes. Ex Governor Bradley acts as chief counsel for Governor Taylor as 73 more militiamen arrive Friday night into civilian dress amid intimidation accusations from Goebel leaders seeking Governor Taylor’s orders for the troops.
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Frankfort
Bradley
Taylor
Travis
A Juror's Narrow Escape
C A Hay juror in Pittsburgh was challenged in criminal court and, after failing to respond, appeared asleep. An attorney shook him, he collapsed at the door, was carried out, and physicians revived him. The court ruled the challenge saved his life.
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Pittsburg
C. A. Hay
Commonwealth
Hay
Lost in Cincinnati Pilgrim Wanderer Missing
Jas. Rainey of Philadelphia arrived with his wife in Cincinnati on Friday en route to Louisville. Amid the rush of milk wagons ice vans and funeral hearses he stood aghast as his wife was brushed by in the busy throng. Police have been unable to locate him.
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Cincinnati
Jas. Rainey
Philadelphia
Louisville
Madison Democrats Organized in Anderson Indiana
The Democratic central committee was organized Saturday in Anderson Indiana with I E May named chairman J O Pattie secretary and John L Forkner treasurer.
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Madison Democrats
Anderson
Ind
Democratic Central Committee
I. E. May
J. 0. Pattie
John L. Forkner
Divorces Awarded in Superior Court on Cruel Treatment Grounds
In the divorce courts, Saturday rulings granted Lee C. Wilson a divorce from Anna Wilson and Catharine Larue from her spouse, both for cruel treatment. Ida Jones separated from William L. Jones on her cross complaint, and Stella Goodykoontz won a divorce from Warren Goodykoontz for cruel treatment. Amy Miles seeks dissolution from Alexander D. Miller, alleging desertion since 1876 and requests custody of their children.
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Superior Court
Lee C. Wilson
Anna Wilson
Catharine Larue
Has. Larue
Ida Jones
William L. Jones
Leatthers
Stella Goodykoontz
Warren Goodykoontz
Amy G. Miiles
Alexander D. Miller
Births Deaths Marriages Record Snapshot
Births list Ardy and Coldwell daughter Theodore Price and Lulu Price 705 West Eleventh Street boy William F and Amelia Nolte 2122 Livingston Avenue daughter Homer Waltman and Violetta Waltman 2122 Columbia Avenue boy John McHugh and Kate McHugh 415 Kentucky Avenue girl Lezie Lambo 420 West Haugh boy Ward Bertha Knuth 1317 Massachusetts Avenue boy Joseph Tillberry 807 Maxwell Street boy George Moore and Mattie Moore 1622 Ash Street boy Deaths Infant Sears 2132 Galveston Street manition Willard O Hook 18 2839 Moore Avenue typhoid malaria Marriage License Levy Kessler and Susie Sinstutz
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Ardy and Coldwell
Theodore and
Lulu Price
Eleventh St
William F
Amelia “Nolte
Livingston Ave
Homer A
Violetta Waltman
Columbia
John and
Kate McHugh
Kentucky Ave
Eee
Lezie Lambo
W. Haugh
Eee Qoard
Bertha Knuth
Massachusetts Ave
Joseph and
Mary Tillberry
Maxwellat
George A
Mattie Moore
Ashst
Sears
Willand O. Hook
Moore-ave
Levy Kessler
Susie Sinstutz
Ice Gorge Damages Pittsburgh Harbor Shipping
An ice gorge from the Monongahela River damaged Pittsburg harbor ships on Saturday. One coal barge of 24,000 bushels wrecked. another badly damaged as 10 coal fleets suffer lesser harm. Morgantown gorge broke Saturday morning and lodged below Morgantown, with water backing up but no serious damage yet.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Morgantown
Boers Surround Ladysmith. Relief in Timing Questioned
The Pretoria dispatch printed in Brussels and Vienna claims the Boers have stormed the heights around Ladysmith and that the city is hourly expected to capitulate, but the report refers to the battle of last Saturday rather than current events.
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London
Pretoria
Brussels
Vienna
Ladysmith
Regina Corporal Seeks Revenge Ends His Life
A Northwest Mounted Police corporal from Battleford went to Winnipeg to join the second Canadian contingent bound for South Africa. He sought vengeance for his father and brother killed in the first Boer War but failed the medical test and killed himself Saturday morning, leaving a note of despondency.
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Winnipeg
Man
Regina
Lindsay
Northwest Mounted Police
Battleford
South Africa
Actress barred from lecture in Chattanooga after acquittal
In Chattanooga Tennessee Julia Morrison James the actress acquitted of Frank Leiden's killing faces a blocked lecture circuit. Opera house manager P R Albert refuses the use of his building for a thousand dollars and orphan asylum managers reject a benefit. Auditorium committee likely to deny hall access. It remains doubtful she can find a venue to discuss The other side of stage life.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Julia Morrison James
Frank Leiden
P. R. Albert
Opera House
The
Orphan Asylum
McGrew Stricken Councilman Collapses Near Home
West Indianapolis councilman James W. McGrew collapsed from heart trouble Saturday morning after leaving his home at 123 S Harding Street. He was carried indoors and Dr Gaddes attended. By afternoon the doctor reported a rally and foresaw recovery unless a second attack occurred.
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James W. McGrew
Indianapolis
S. Hardingsr
Gaddes
McGrew
Chapin forgery case jury retires after long address
Brazil Ind Jan 13 Henry Spaan concluded a four hour address in the Chapin forgery case and the jury was sent to consider its verdict Saturday afternoon at 2.
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Brazil
Ind
Henry Spaan
Chapin
BC Salmon Canners Fail Plan to Unite
British Columbia salmon canners met to form a combine against the Puget Sound group but the effort collapsed. The industry, spending about $5,000,000 yearly and employing around 1,000 fishermen, faces collapse within three years.
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Vancouver
B. C
Salmon Canners
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Prize Fight Theft Arrested Youth Reads News
Walter Prahm a 17 year old of 1617 Ash street was arrested Saturday morning after taking a newspaper from in front of a drug store to read news of a prize fight. He claimed he intended to read the news and did not mean to steal. He was released by Judge Daly.
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Walter Prahm
Ash St
Daly
Woman Burned to Death in Richmond Stairs Accident
Mrs. Austin Stone, carrying a child and a lamp, stumbled going down stairs on Friday night in Richmond Kentucky. The lamp exploded and she was burned to death.
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Richmond
Austin Stone
St Vincent's nursing graduates and forestry meeting notes
The nursing school at St. Vincent's will hold graduation exercises Thursday at 7 30 PM with five graduates. The Indiana forestry association met at the Commercial club Saturday afternoon for officer elections. Knights of Pythias met at Mozart hall Friday to plan a district convention at Tom Jinson hall on February 9 with delegates expected from Hamilton Boone and Marion counties and a parade plus public installation with guest speakers.
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St. Vincent’s Training School
Indiana Forestry Association
Commercial Club
Knights of Pythias
Mozart Hall
Tom‘Jinson
Hamilton
Boone
Marion
Knights
Rapid-fire Shots and World News Notes
Russians in Washington observed their new year on Saturday. General MacDonald to succeed General Methuen in South Africa. Manlio Garibaldi dies in Rome. Paris exposition exhibits close January 31. Eva Rose of Asbury Park awakens from a weeklong trance. Toledo residents pass Boer sympathy resolutions at a mass meeting. President Neuman of the L E W to inspect next week. Hallowell suffers $65,000 fire loss Saturday. Dr A F Nightingale leads Chicago high schools campaign to end commencement exercises. German press backs restraint on Krupp munitions to England or the Transvaal.
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Washington
Gen. MacDonald
Methuen
South Africa
Manlio Garibaldi
Rome
Eva Rose
Asbury Park
N.J
Toledo
Neuman
Hallowell
A. F. Nightingale
Chicago
England
The
Transvaal
National live stock meetings open in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas January 13 The National Live Stock Association opened a week long session Saturday with representatives from across the country in attendance. The main object is to press for favorable legislation.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Nationalive Stock Association
Nice Line of Jewelry At Gardner's
A display of jewelry lines is showcased at Gardner's shop on 69 Commercial Club, highlighting bracelets, rings, and necklaces. Local shoppers are invited to view new arrivals and seasonal pieces.
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Gardner's
69 Commercial Club
Editors Shot in Denver Post Office Drama
In Denver Colorado on Saturday afternoon lawyer Anderson shot F G Bonfils and H H Tammen editors of the Denver Evening Post outside and inside their office both men were wounded with Bonfils feared fatally. Anderson had offered a pardon scheme for Alfred Packer and was arrested about an hour later.
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Denver, Colo
F. G. Bonfils
H. H. Tammen
Denver Evening Post
Anderson
Bon
Fils
Alfred Packer
Packer
Bonfils
Tamman
Post Company
the Post
Bank Robbers in Owensville Bank Break-In
There is no clue to the Owensville bank robbers. The suspects may have crossed the Wabash river near Graysville by boat or on the railroad bridge. Officials report the loss will be under 15000 dollars and business will resume at once.
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Princeton
Ind
Owensville
Wabash River
Graysville
Dreamer in Jail as Murder Case Grows Stronger
Alfred Morrison, jailed in White Plains on a murder charge in the death of his wife, faces a stronger case after District Attorney Andrews cites an affidavit from neighbor Mrs. A M Well alleging Morrison urged his wife to claim the shooting was accidental. The DA plans to present to the grand jury on February 5 and will limit Morrison’s cigarette supply to prevent insanity.
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Alfred Morrigan
White Plains
Atty. Andrews
A. M. Well
Morrisons
Morrison
Mormon Question Cited in Chattanooga Speech
Rabbi L Weiss formerly of Columbus speaks at a Chattanooga Jewish synagogue saying Mormons have right to preach their religion and are no worse than other Christians. some may violate laws, but not all Mormons or Christians.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
L. Weiss
Columbus
Vernon Vernon Fire Destroys Spoke Factory
Fire at R Leavitt factory in Vernon Indiana Friday night burns fully, causing about 15000 dollars in losses and leaving 75 workers unemployed. Local fire units battled the blaze through the night.
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Vernon
Ind
R. Leavitt
Paul and wife plan sale to fund Dowie movement
In Logansport Indiana on January 13 A J Paul and his wife announced a public sale before moving to Dowie s Chicago Zion. Paul recently fired seven shots after claiming neighbors were possessed by the devil. He says prayers helped his wife s recovery through Dowie ism and proceeds from the sale may support the Dowie cabal?
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Dowie
Logansport
Ind
A. J. Paul
Chicago Zion
Paul
Lost the Taste Coffee to Postum Cereal Food Coffee Trial
A Saybrook, Maine family attributes headaches and nervous trouble to coffee and credits switching to Postum Cereal Food Coffee with improved health. The letter claims headaches vanished and the husband recovered, with children enjoying Postum and milk used for more abundant baby feed. The couple notes losing interest in ordinary coffee after tasting Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Wade
Saybrook
Ide
American youth murders French brewer on Dijon train
An American, 20 year old Martens, shot Paul Joujou a wealthy brewer of Nimes on a Dijon to Paris train after accusing an Englishman of robbery. Joujou died from a head wound. Martens was captured after a struggle and is under investigation by the American embassy.
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Paris
Dijon
Martens
Paul Joujou
Nimes
Joujou
Gompers Visits Indianapolis On Vacation
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor visits the Grand hotel on a 30 day vacation from duties. He remains injured from a bicycle fall in Washington and has just settled the piano makers' differences in Chicago. He also conferred with Chicago publishers on pressmen's grievances. He states the Indianapolis visit has no relation to next week's miners and operators conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Grand Hotel
Washington
Federation
Michigan
Chicago
Gompers
Indianapolis
Deplorable Puerto Rico Plight Spurred White House Talk
Brigadier general Davis governor-general of Puerto Rico visited the White House on a Saturday meeting with the president. He urged action to relieve island residents noting their deplorable state and calling for extended mortgage relief and a market for Puerto Rican products to revive prosperity and possibly grant the island better status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Puerto Rico
White House
Gen. Davis
Union Stock Yards Cattle and Sheep Receipts and Quotes
Indianapolis stock yards report cattle and sheep receipts for Saturday with quotes for good to prime steers and heifers, common to light and medium classes, and range of prices per 100 pounds. Sheep and hogs receipts listed with price bands and notes on export and butcher stock.
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Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Ind
Stoope Ossi Deca
Wsien Taledna Ein Veenrewe
Sepsis Aan Nat Ace Sauedacenlaates
Oecesee Cece Eecessorseseerse Emg
City Grain Market Report for Saturday January 13
Market notes show corn mixed with 27 cars traded including No 3 white and No 4 mixed. Wheat prices steady to firm with No 2 red around 66 to 67 cents track. Corn firm with several white and yellow grades reported. oats also dull with mixed bids. Timothy hay quoted at 11.00 to 11.50 for No 1 and 10.50 to 11.50 for No 2.
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Timothy
Miling Freight
General Market Poultry and Dairy Prices Listed
CHICAGO Jan 18 Dressed poultry Choice young turkeys 9c fair to good 8 11c chickens hens springs 8 84c ducks 8 9c geese 74 8c Butter Creameries extra 27c firsts 2% 26c seconds 21 2c dairy 2ic imitation creamery 20 22c packing stock 8c roll butter 18 719c Cheese Full cream twins We young America 12%4c cheddars 12% 13c Swiss 12144 123c Hamburg 114 12c brick 10% He Eggs Fresh tic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Young America
Chicago Markets Wheat and grain prices rise on dull trading
Chicago reports mixed grain movement with wheat closing mildly higher and corn and oats up modestly. Damage from thaw cycles cited in Missouri and Indiana as a contributing factor to crop losses, while May pork and lard prices show narrow gains in provisions.
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Chicago
Missouri
Indiana
Obituary for Charles Mussler 8 Aged 24
Charles Mussler eight, son of William A. and Alice L., died Friday January 12 at age 24. Funeral from 844 Buchanan Street, Monday at 2 p.m. Cincinnati papers please copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser-Charles
Wm. A
Alice L
Buchanan St
Cincinnati
Cascarets Claim Liver Cause Of All Ills In Body
Editorial promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a cure by targeting the liver to restore digestion. It links overeating and irregular habits to a chain reaction from liver to bowels and brain, asserting Cascarrets clean and stimulate the liver, with prices and ordering from Sterling Remedy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Solons Push for Lighting Bills in St Louis
In St Louis on January 13 delegates formed hours long sessions voting on three temporary lighting bills. A Cronin resolution to force debate on stalled bills was tabled by a large majority. The day contrasted with Friday when a small crowd gathered at city hall and police dispersed a riot threat after two revolvers were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cronin
Fear of hydrophobia drove official to suicide in Chicago
Frank Conrick secretary of the Builders and traders' exchange killed himself in his office on Saturday. He had been bitten by a dog some time earlier and lived in constant dread of hydrophobia, causing a fatal act born from fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Conrick
The
Builders’ and Traders’ Exchange
Conrick
Indiana Miners Prepare Grievances for Convention
Indiana miners met Saturday in the Stevenson building to draft grievances to be submitted to the United Mine Workers convention convening Monday. The session organized by local representatives aims to articulate worker concerns for the larger union gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Stevenson
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Lumbermen Convene in Northwestern Cedar Association Session
Lumber men from Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota forming the Northwestern cedar men’s association gathered in Mar inette Wisconsin for their annual session on Saturday to set the price lists for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern Cedar Men’s Association
Rockefeller Adds Over Fifty Thousand To Chicago Gifts
President Harper confirms University of Chicago has five hundred fifty thousand dollars more to dispose of. John D. Rockefeller matched gifts announced at convocation by adding over fifty thousand six hundred dollars to his prior donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Burglars Blow Safe. Atwell Fights Back in NY Bank
In Rushford New York on January 13 at 2 am a bank safe at Stacy and Kendalls was blown open by burglars. Thomas Atwell surprised the intruders and was shot at but they fled empty handed. He survived the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushford
N. Y
Stacy & Kendall's
Thomas Atwell
Small-pox rising in Jackson as legislature meets
Small-pox is increasing in Jackson Mississippi and members of the legislature in session are becoming uneasy. The outbreak prompts concern among officials and residents as the disease spreads through the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Interstate Live Stock Market Report at Interstate Stock Yards
Cattle receipts small for Saturday with shipments light. Prices range from good to choice shipping and export steers around 1200 pounds to 1250 pounds, and fair to medium beef cattle with various weights. Hogs receipts 1,370 pounds average 4.35 to 4.45, sheep receipts light with terms for lambs and ewes.
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Interstate Stock Yards
Medrum
C.v.eeecneeee
Bulis
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