Transfer of Lieutenant Hanna and fires in Buenos Ayres
Brief items report Lt. Guy Hanna’s transfer from Fort Hunt to San Francisco. A Buenos Ayres building fire caused about 800000 in losses. Treasury balances show available cash 221971889 and gold 102671296. Memorials planned for the Maine wreck anniversary in Havana. Idaho Senate taxes mine net output. Various political and legal notes follow.
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Guy Hanna
Iowa
Fort Hunt
Virginia
San Francisco
Navy Department
Buenos Ayres
Treasury
Havana
Maine
Idaho Senate
House
Joel Sumner Smith
Yale
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Louis
Miles Heads Home After Five Months Abroad Observing War Strength
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles and party arrived in New York aboard the Lucania after a five month worldwide tour. He described the Japanese army and navy as well equipped and disciplined, noted inspections from Puget Sound to the Philippines, and reported audiences with the Chinese court as his group traveled through northern China toward Siberia and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Siberia
New York
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Atlantic
Edward VII
Marconi
Crook Haven
Miles
Mid Ocean
Lucania
Windsor
Knollys
M. P. Maus
Henry Clark Rousen
F. B. Wilberg
Cincbnnati
Sherman Hoyt
Whitney
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
California
Thomas
Houston
Sandwich Islands
Guam
Philippines
Nagasaki
Hong Kong
Canton
Navy
Twe Corps
Tokio Academy
West Point
Japan
Port Arthur
Pekin
Iegation
Manchuria
Moscow
Valuable Mail Package Lost in Indiana Transit
A package of letters containing over 50 000 in commercial paper disappeared from a pouch on the Pennsylvania train departing Louisville at midnight January 31. The loss, uncovered by complaints to the Indianapolis post office, involves twenty one reports of letters with commercial paper. Authorities suspect an employee's carelessness left the pouch unchecked. no wrongdoing or checks cashed.
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Massachusetts
Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Boston
Mystic
Castle
W. W. Brown
United States Transportation Company
Cleveland
Rome
Italy
Europe
Willie Stoltzman
Fort Scott
Kan
R. “J. Morrison
Pawnee
Kat
Kansas City
Indianapolis
India
Louisville
Chicago
Child Saving Institute of Omaha Lets Relatives Learn Child Location
The Child Saving Institute of Omaha permits families to know where placed children reside. In one case a grandmother sought letters from a granddaughter nine years after the mother’s Omaha death, and the girl was placed near Fullerton, Neb. The institute found no harm in sharing the location and other similar cases exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Saving Institute of
Omaha
Fullerton
Neb
National Bank Case Rules State Law Invalid For Banks
Supreme Court decision in Haston vs Iowa declares state legislation cannot regulate national banks. Justice Shiras writes full result: only Congress may regulate national banks, local statutes not applicable. Iowa towns report fires, dissolving marriages, political bids, and local incidents alongside the ruling.
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Supreme Court
National Bank
Mullan
United States Supreme Court
James H. Haston
Iowa
State Supreme Court of
Shiras
Easton
Decorah
Washington
United States Supreme
Congress
Pension delay drives Baxter man to suicide
Charles Kaiser Jr. about 60 applied for a pension two months earlier. Worry over red tape and delay with the department drove him to sever his jugular vein with a razor, dying before family found him. His wife discovered him at dawn in a pool of blood after he failed to rise for breakfast.
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John Strens
Morgan Valley
Knoxville
Shell Rock
W. H. Fennel
Roy Miars
Orient
Creston
G. W. Talbott
Atlantic
Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Martin H. Free of
Manning
Western Union Telegraph Company
Charles Carpenter
Oskaloosa
Rhodes
Iowa
Maclean
The
State University
King
Cornell College
Bell
Drake University
McCormick
Coe College
Bradley
Iowa College
Oxford
George Kimball
Nevada
Ida Grove
Lulu Elinthorpe
Battle Greek
Charles Kaiser
Baxter
Charles Kaiser, Jr
Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
Bryan speaks to Brooklyn women’s club in New York
William Jennings Bryan addressed a large audience of women at the Women's Democratic club in Brooklyn on Monday afternoon. He said he remains committed to public matters but is not a candidate for any office and emphasizes civic duties for private citizens as imperative as those of officials. He added he will not abandon his beliefs or stop offering reasons for his faith.
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Creston
Dubuque
Carl Koberstein
A. B. Cummins
New York City
Albert Bronson
Everly
Black Hawk County
Clay County
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Women's Democratic Club
Brooklyn
Bryan
Younger Returns to Missouri After Minnesota Visit
Cole Younger the pardoned bandit left St. Paul for Missouri, his old home, not seen in twenty seven years since the Northfield raid. He cut plans to depart Monday when told his sister was gravely ill at Lee’s Summit. Under pardon terms he cannot return to Minnesota and plans to settle in Dallas Texas, likely in stockraising.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Cole Younger
Minnesota
Missouri
Northfield Bank
Younger
Lee
Dallas
Texas
Mont Pelee Still Belching After Martinique Observe
Captain Ebert of the German steamer Catania reports from February 4 observations near Martinique. He saw much smoke issuing from Mont Pelee and large quantities of Java flowing down the mountain into the sea, creating dense steam over the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ebert
Brazil
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Java
New Greek Letter Fraternity Sigma Nu Phi Files Incorporation
A new secret letter fraternity named the Sigma Nu Phi filed articles of incorporation in Washington DC. It will admit only undergraduates of law schools and alumni associations and their faculties, with plans to own a Washington house and publish a paper. Incorportors are faculty and undergraduates from the National University School of Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Sigma Nu Phi
United States
National University School of Law
Union Pacific Loses Cash in Government Victory
In Boston a U S circuit court judge ruled that the fund of 600000 dollars held by American Loan & Trust Co must be paid to the United States, ending a long dispute with the Union Pacific railroad. The Emergency Loan Trust Co was involved as referee in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
United States
Colt
Emergency Loan & Trust Company
American Loan & Trust Company of
Bogton
Union Pacific Railroad
Trust Company
Meteor strike rattles Utah town early Saturday
A large meteor hit near Monster Aeroute Falls in Bingham Utah at 4:04 AM Saturday. The impact shook houses windows rattled and residents were awakened by a thunderous roar as the falling body struck the earth and caused a vivid tremor across the area.
Famine relief drive seeks quick funds via ex Senator Wricson
The Cummins panel asks funds for starving Scandinavians be sent promptly to ex Senator C J A Wricson of Boone who serves as treasurer. Local committees will be formed, especially in counties with large Scandinavian populations to expedite collection.
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Cummins
Europe
C. J. A. ‘Wricson
Boone
Business leaders seek help to close gambling houses
A Fort Dodge committee of businessmen met Mayor Bennett and offered cooperation to close alleged gambling houses. They pledged to aid in securing testimony. The mayor said he will not hesitate to prosecute if adequate testimony can be gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodgs
Bennett
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the Malvern Leader
Wortman
Malvern
Detroit
Cocheca Manufacturing Company
Dover
N. H
William E. Parnell
Tamarack
Osceola Consolidated
Isle Royale
Bige-low Group
Michigan
Calumet
National Bank of Houghton
Nebraska Telephone Company
Corunna
Spain
Cullom
Senate Commmittee On Foreign Relations
Erwin
Miss
8. Vann & Co., Jewelera
Albuquerque
N. M
the Child Saving Institute of Omaha
Iowa Jurists
Stiles
Martin
Waterloo
Maple Valley Firemen
Carroll
Rock Island Railway
Clare
Roy
Victor
Afton
Tabor
J. F. Miller
Hamburg
New Albia
Sarah Layton
Nashua
Yielnity
Pension Delay Gauses
M. Straan
DAVIS
Vion Press
Tames J
WLIO
Codhier
First National Bank
M. Birahan
D. Davis O
A. Strahan
Evans H.W. Summers
B.D. Davie Wi. L
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John Dyson A
Davis Jarmes J. Vi
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Dara
O. T. Conger
Mra
Sona Dolph
H.W. Summers
J.M. Strahan
Zang, Ir
MR. Bryan
Union Pacific
Balt Lake
Utah
the Tribune
Bingham
Iowa Falls
Henry Broer
Birdie Martin
Asa Martin
Grinnell
Arthur R. Turner
Messenger Paper Company of
Hatel
M. B. Browne
Metropole
I. F. Henpricus
W. H., Guyer
Bank of Malvern
P. Kinney
Dean Building
South Aide
Public Squar Glenwood
D. E. Whitfield
Hawkin
Mulholland
Lv. Parsons
Malvern, Iowa
Wilson's Drug Store
Scott
Hawkins & Mulholland
John R. Robinson
Glenwood
R. Whitnall, M. D
Hastings, Lows
PostoMlos
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Mills County Savings Bank
Dawlin& Co
Elzes
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