Rochester Asylum Fire Kills and Traps Inmates
A catastrophic blaze at the Rochester asylum destroys much of the three story facility. Rescue efforts save many, but estimates place twenty to thirty dead and numerous serious injuries among inmates and nurses. Firefighters battled flames as an explosion toppled walls and cut off escape routes. Ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals while onlookers watched in horror.
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Wm. Clark
Frank Young
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Freman
Morris Keating
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Saylom
Miners Strike Tense Clash At Nortod Coal Shaft
In Kannes City Jan 8 union miners from Nortod Coal Company’s Stemmen mine marched on the shafts to force non union workers to quit. Sheriff Sparke and deputies restored order after threats of lynching Barrett and Heyden. The dispute centered on mining machine operator scale.
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President Sidelined by Cold at White House
Washington Jan 8 The president contracted a cold and, on Dr Rixey’s advice, will stay in his room for three or four days though officials say he is not seriously ill. A precautionary measure was taken at the White House. Meanwhile reports from various towns note deaths and incidents including a boxer dying from a fight’s effects and local accidents.
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Brien
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Petite
Tater
Readway
Allen
Republicass
Haves
Meas Vesterdige
Foley Fawinge
Colorado
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Denver
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Campbell
Supreme Court
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Capitol
Pekin Protest Sparks Alarm Over Note Signing
Pekin reports a protest by the viceroy of Yang to a joint note, with other southern viceroys joining. The court has instructed the pleat potent isrea not to sign. The agreement has not been presented for signature, and Prince Ching Ya is believed bound verbally and expected to sign tomorrow.
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Peksa
US proposal to shift peace talks from Pekin to Washington
Paris reports that the United States has tentatively suggested moving peace negotiations from Pekin to Washington. The French government has not yet received a formal proposition and has not determined its attitude.
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United States
Pekin
Washington
Dowager Opposes China's Acceptance of Demands
Washington reports Minister Donger signaling belief that the Dowager Empress opposes China accepting the demands of the powers. Government acts include naval movements as United States observers note tensions in the Venezuela crisis and Pacific theater. Plans also reflect political shifts with Washington dispatches and protests shaping policy.
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Donger
Empresa
China
Harrison
Kansas Legislature Opens Amid Gala and Reform Calls
Topeka opens as lawmakers swear in, organize, and hear Governor Stanley’s message urging reforms. The speech, about 12 000 words, backs charitable institution changes, paroling prisoners, and consolidating state education under a regents board, while praising growth in school attendance and agriculture. Local reporters note a calm scene with women observers and flowers filling representative hall.
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Missouri House Passes Resolution on Philipine Struggle Aid
In Jefferson City on January 3 Kendrick of Lion proferred a resolution extending the sympathies of the Missouri House to the people of the Philippine archipelago in their heroic struggle for freedom. The measure was adopted. The first stock yards bill of the session was debated, with Nicholson presenting the token.
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Belgie
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Market wire cattle and hogs report with mixed prices
Receipts and prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep shown by class and weight include native steers cows and bellers stockers and feeders and a mix of seasonal figures. Traders are urged to settle accounts with the offices as some buyers papers failed to deliver.
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