Forty-Seven Hours in the Water Rescue at Sea
The schooner James E. Kelsey from Wilmington, N C, arrived with survivors of the Allie R Chester disaster. Captain Healton led a daring rescue of Christiaan Kaldoon and another crewman lashed to a mast after forty seven hours in icy water. A life boat from Hatteras initially failed to reach the wreck, later prompting questions about the attempt and the rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Kelsey
J. W. Healton, Jr
Wilmington
N. C
Christiaan
Anderson
J. Roache
Allie R. Chester
New York
Charleston
Zarren Island
Diamond Reef
Cape Statterss
Chester
Thoms Ingersoll
Wells
Ingersoll
Ahout
Ute Cook
Alonday
Kelsey
Hatteras Inlet
Healton
Howard
Oconeroki
Hatteras Point Station
Daly
Washington
Sailor Frozen On Old Colony Tale Of Cruelty Aboard Ship
In New York a frozen sailor named Leander Kaldon, 21, a Swede once living in Boston, was brought off the Old Colony at Pier 28. He claimed mistreatment aboard the J. F. Kearns, with Captain McDonald and First Mate Harris threatening abuse before the voyage to Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
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Kaldoon
Dell Gate
Bill
Old Colony
New Haven
Hammond
Sullivan
Kaldun
Tammond
New York
Fall River Line
Pier 28
North River
Chamber Street Hospital
Leander Kaldoon
Boston
J. F. Kearns
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
McDonald
The
Kearns
Harris
Senate approves Clayton resolution amid party clash
In Torvena Feb 6 the Senate favored the Clayton resolution after debate with Carroll opposing the preamble as offensive to the Democratic party. The measure passed 28 to 1. A removal resolution for Pottawatomies Kickapoos and Sacs and Foxes was adopted. House saw petitions and bills in committee. Gutherie's Will tax mortgage discussion paused. Warden Smith testified on penitentiary contracting.
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Torvena
Senate
John M. Clayton
Arkansas
Committee On Federal Relations
Carroll
Gutherie
Penitentiary Committee
Smith
Cabinet Speculation in Napouts on Windom Boom
InpiaNapouts February 6 Cabinet speculation stalls at a temporary halt as Windom rises in favor. Blaine Windom Rusk and Wanamaker top the list with Evarts Warner Miller Charley Foster and Jodie Estee close behind. Col John Co New in Washington discusses politics while remaining on private business. Public sense shifts from doubt to belief as Windom’s boom gains quiet corroboration.
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InpiaNapouts
Windom
Blaine
Rusk
Wanamaker
Evarts
Warner Miller
Charley Foster
Jodie Estee
Thomases
Col
John Co. New
Washington
Colonel New
East
New York
Winter Wheat Millers Elect New Directors
The Winter Wheat Millers convention in Indianapolis on February 6 elected four new directors H Davis Ohio W D Knickerbocker Michigan C F Ballard Kentucky and L H Lanier Tennessee joining existing directors W C Fuhrer Indiana A J Meek Milnois Proctor Taylor Milnois C B Hoffman Kansas and J B M Kehler Louis Frusze St Louis. Officers W C Fuhrer president Louis Frusze vice president and H Smith secretary will continue. About 135 mills are represented with 30 signing to join a proposed central association. A five member committee was appointed to press Congress for reciprocal tariff duties with flour importing countries. Michigan proposed mills run February at 50 percent capacity. motion adopted.
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George H. Plant
Louis Frusze
S. Louis
W. C. Fuhrer
Louis Fursze
H. Smith
Central Association
Washington
Congress
United States
Michigan
Corvention
Notable Newspaper Exchange Secures Yearlong Tributes
A historical note records a transaction where the Weekly Journal is secured for 1.50 and the New York Weekly Tribune is secured for one year. The brief highlights pair of periodical acquisitions and their durations.
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Weekly Journal
The
New York Weekly Tribune
Parnell Commission Details and Egan Montages
The Parnell commission resumes with Le Cuaron on the stand as Attorney General Webster reads circulars from the Brotherhood. The documents reveal calls for fundraising, disciplined ranks, and plans tied to Egan Mooney and Brennan. A circuit of meetings in Philadelphia and Milwaukee shows shifting loyalties and the formation of the U.S. faction within the movement. The testimony covers releases of funds to Paris and Parnell, and a cable urging prudence and unity. A later report notes the Vatican, pardon, and a proclamation by Emperor Francis Joseph to the Austrian people.
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Parnell Commission
Lonnox
le Cuaron
Webster
Brotherhood
Clingham
Parnell
America
Ezan
Egan
Sullivan
League
Philadelphia
Mooney
Bolan
Witness
Braidwood, Ills
Ile
Land League
National League
Gladstone
England
Ireland
Thomas Brennan
R. B
M. B
Frank Byrne
Daly
Castlebar
Paris
Brennan
Milwaukee
Seceeders
Oklahoma fever spurs westward exodus toward new lands
Kansas City reports a growing Oklahoma fever as workers and families plan to move west for land. Ex-real estate agents, land companies, and businessmen anticipate a rush to buy and settle, while political maneuvering in Washington frames the territorial government debate.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Gate City
Territory
Washington- Oklahoma
Commercial Club
E. H. Allen
Ryerson Ritchie
Washington
Sioux Reservation Bill Divides Indian Lands in Dakota
The evening session considered a House bill to divide the Sioux nation reservation in Dakota into separate tracts and secure relinquishment of Indian title to remaining lands. Amendments updated boundary lines, adjusted payments to the Blandrean and Santee bands, and required land patents to settlers to be safeguarded on the reservation. An amendment to exempt honored Union veterans from payments was adopted. The bill was laid aside for tomorrow after several related measures passed.
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Peel
Arkansas
Dakota
Morrill
Kansas
Nebraska
Payson
Hlinvis
Senate
St. Paul
Manitoba and
Sheepster
Indiana
Idaho
Pipe Stone Reservation
Minnesota
Fort Smith, Paris & Dardanelle Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Yorkton & Missouri Valley Railroad Company
Yorkton Reservation
Dak
Montana
Oklahoma mass meeting date set at Arkansas City
At the Business Men's club meeting in Arkansas City Kansas the grand Oklahoma mass meeting date was postponed to Wednesday February 20. Committees are preparing for the convention. The Weekly Journal and the New York World are promoting the event with a $160 annual leading daily ad package.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Business Men’s Club
the Weekly Journal
New York World
Slight Earthquake Shock Felt in Lower South Carolina
A faint earthquake震 was reported in Lower South Carolina on February 6. The tremor lasted briefly and was described as similar to a passing train, with no reported damage or injuries.
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DuaRnLestun
8. C
Lower South Carolina
Kansas City Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Kansas City market notes Feb 6 show weak to steady bids across grains and provisions. No. 2 red wheat and flax futures quoted with limited movement. corn bids and quotes mixed. dairy and butter markets weak. live stock prices varied with pork and beef at lower bids. receipts and market activity described as weak overall.
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Kansas City
Milistris- Com
Prairie
Burke
Live Stock Market Report from Aneas City
The Live Stock Indicators show cattle receipts at 2 97 shipments 2 285. Good dressed beef and shipping steers active with 510 higher. Medium stockers and feeders steady. Corn and oats trading. stockers and feeders mixed weights steady. Market opened steady on light and mixed weights weak on heavy. Good to choice cattle 4 46 4 05, common to medium 4 25 4 74. Muttons steady to 4 50 with range 2 06 3 75.
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Na Aneas
Wheat and grain markets ease as prices drift lower in St Louis
In St Louis on Feb 6, traders pushed prices down across grains and feed, with No 2 red cash at 3c bid and May at 98 1/2 cents, July 34 1/2 to 34 3/4 cents, oats and rye pausing near steady levels while barley slips. Creamery and dairy prices inch up slightly amid thin activity. flax, flaxseed steady. whisky futures at 1.03. Provisions weak with only a limited job trade. Park market summaries show mixed gains and losses across staples.
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St. Louis
Wijaq
Park
Live Stock Market Report from St Louis Feb 6
St Louis live stock market report shows cattle receipts of 1,700 with 70 shipments. prices range from 3.75 to 4.39 for choice heavy native steers, 2.50 to 3.20 for butchers' steers, and 1.70 to 2.10 for feeders. Hogs receipts 6,500 with 800 shipments. market slow for some grades but strong overall with packing and prime hogs at 4.60 to 4.73. Sheep receipts 1,000 with 100 shipments. market strong with fair to choice at 3.00 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. Louis
Catris
Unicaco Market Notes On Farm Commodities And Prices
Unicaco February 6 listing shows items such as spring oats No 2 and No 3 prices, cash bids, and nominal terms. Pork provisions per barrel, whiskey, creamery butter grades, dairy qualities, and eggs steady at 15 13 4 cents reflect local market conditions and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicaco
Fuax
Lord
Chicago Drovers' Journal Market Report Summary
Chicago February reports from the Drovers Journal show receipts and shipments across cattle hogs and sheep. Choice beeves bring about 4.25 to 4.80 per hundredweight, Texas steers around 3.60, natives 3.60 to 4.70, western corn fed 4.40 to 4.70, lambs 5.00 to 6.60, pigs about 5.00 to 5.00, overall market steady to lower with mixed movements noted.
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Chicago
the Drovers’ Journal
Crockere
Texas
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