Bretone's Bomb Strikes Paris Cafe In Anarchy Rally
Paris February 14 anarchist waiter Leon Bretone threw a bomb into a cafe beneath the Hotel Terminus near St Lazare station, wounding about 20 and five with revolver shots as police pursued him. He bragged of his acts, vowed vengeance on the bourgeois, and proclaimed himself an anarchist. Policeman Poisson who led the arrest received the Legion of Honor, with others to be rewarded.
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Cross of the Legion of Honor
Paris
Leon Bretone
St. Lasare
Bretone
St. Lazare
Vaillant
Poisson
Legion of Honor
Confession Ties Missing Bonds to Winnipeg Man
Winnipeg Feb 14 H A Hackett confesses at provincial jail that he knows where the remaining 10000 dollars in bonds from a Portland Maine saving institution October theft are hidden. He agrees to return 11000 dollars in bonds and prosecutors may drop the case. Also Minnie Kaliska raving mad, barefoot to Mercy hospital after freezing feet following a visit to Durango seeking marriage with Launspach.
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Hackett
Winnipeg
H. A. Hackett
Sylvester
Farmington
Saving Institution
Portland
Dusvear
Minnie Kaliska
Mercy Hospital
Durango
Launspach
Robbers Beat Saloon Keeper and Loot Taycheedah
Beaten proprietor D A Erbetein of Taycheedah Wisconsin is assaulted by three robbers who forced entry to his saloon. They escaped with 87 dollars cash and a quantity of liquor and cigars. The incident occurred February 14 as efforts to recover the site proceed. A separate note reports coal discovery on A L McCashin’s farm nine miles west of Slayt Toy Minnesota after a sample was sent to the state geologist.
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Fonp Pv
Lac
Wis
D. A. Erbetein
Taycheedah
Minnesota
Slayttoy
Minn
A. L. McCashin
Here
National Homes for Disabled Soldiers Need Oversight Reform
Washington reports new recommendations to tighten control of the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Changes require annual reports to the secretary of war, annual inspector general audits, bonds for disbursing officers, monthly account renderings, and repeal of quarterly visiting and auditing duties. Veterans support says aim is more businesslike management. questions linger on board power and fees.
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Sayres
Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
Connon
Illnsis
State Historical Society Holds Annual Meeting in St Paul
At the annual meeting of the State Historical society in St Paul on February 14, old officers were re-elected: Alexander Ramsey as president, R Blakely as first vice president, C E Mayo as second vice president, William R Marshall as secretary, and H P Upbam as treasurer. Two memorials with resolutions honoring the lives of Henry M Rica and Morton S Wilkinson, recently deceased, were adopted.
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State Historical Society
St. Paul
The
Alexander Ramsey
R. Blakely
C. E. Mayo
William R. Marshall
H. P. Upbam
Henry M. Rica
Morton S. Wilkinson
Bridegroom Judge Merrill Weds Milwaukee Deaconess
Mrs. Jennie Eberman formerly head of the Milwaukee Deaconess Home left her deaconess attire for a bridal gown and married Judge Charles C. Merrill of Good Hill Pa in Buffalo. She had served in similar institutions in Washington and San Francisco. Avalanches in the Alps kill and injure hunters as mild weather causes slides near Spitzfluh. Prominent attorney William J. Sherman dies in Desvir Albany hotel of pneumonia. Congressmen Fletcher Tawney and Kiefer push Manderson-Haines bill to give secret society papers second class mail rights.
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Cupid
Milwaukee
Jennie Eberman
Charles C. Merrill
Good Hill
Buffalo
Eberman
Washington
San Francisco
Wasnitaroys
Fletcher, Tawney and
Kiefer
Secret Society
Fighting at Rio and local notices mix in brief from Washington
News brief lists a Rio de Janeiro engagement at Areia point with insurgent gains and notes potential for land operations against Nictheroy. Also reports on land office issues in Huron, state inspector Clark, Belt Mines near Great Falls, Case Works start in Racine, eulogies in Washington, a Dubuque accident, Abbott and McAuliffe boxing talk, Hang Chow collision, AOWU Degree of Honor, and a Minnesota railroad injury.
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Washington
Navy Department
Rio
Areia Point
Benham
Nictheroy
Bay of
Rio de Janeiro
Seward Case Reopens After Judge Otis Order
Judge Otis orders additional findings in Elizabeth Seward v Columbian Accident Insurance Co. The referee must certify if the shooting of Victor Seward by George Peters was intentional and assess Peters mental state for possible uncontrollable impulse or delusion. The move shifts focus to whether the act was premeditated or the act of a madman.
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Otis
St. Patt
Elizabeth Seward
Stillwater
Columbian Accident Insurance Company of
Chicago
W. D Cornish
Victor C. Seward
George Peters
Peters
Insanity ruling triggers recommitment moves for convicts
In Stillwater Minnesota February 12 the supreme court ruling that insanity law is unconstitutional forces extra prison work. Warden Wolfer received a telegram from Rochester asylum Superintendent Kilbourne claiming they cannot hold convicts committed under the law and requesting return. Deputy Warden Lemon will fetch Charles Baker and Michael Sullivan and they will be examined under the old law for recommitment.
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Stillwater
Minn
Supreme Court
Wolfer
Kilbourne
Rochester Asylum
Rochester
Lemon
Charles Baker
Michael Sullivan
Southern business improves with factory hires and tuin boost
The Manufacturers' Record notes a clear upturn in the Southern economy with rising activity. A rolling mill employing nearly 1000 workers and an iron pipe works with 400 to 500 staff have resumed, Newport News shipyards plan 1200 more hires, and fertilizer sales surge as spring trade outlook strengthens. Separately, Ohio's delegation in Congress convened to act on the death of Representative Houk. Senator Sherman and Representatives Pearson and Layton were named to prepare resolutions. Houk died suddenly after a brief social visit, aged 68, with his remains to be buried in Dayton, Ohio.
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BaLtoorse
Newport News
Houk
Ohio
Congress
Washigton
Representative Houk
Sherman
Pearson
Layton
Pennsylvania
Dayton, O
Largest iron drawbridge planned for Harlem river
The King Bridge company of Cleveland prepares plans for a large iron drawbridge for the New York Central Railroad. When built in New York City it will be the nation’s largest iron drawbridge, costing about 3 million dollars with a 400 foot span and 100 feet of vessel clearance on each side. Construction aimed for completion by next December.
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Harlem
Cleveland
King Bridge Company
New York Central Railroad Company
New York City
Lumber Prices Rise In Lumber District For Spring Delivery
Lumber dealers in the DuLouth area report rising prices about $1 above last fall and large sales, with 4,000,000 feet sold this week and over 20,000,000 feet reserved for early May delivery. The lumber trade has improved in the past month. Sheriffs Get the Fees. The Kansas supreme court rules sheriffs are entitled to old-law foreclosure fees dated before 1893, a decision that boosts sheriff revenue. Indian Schoolhouse Harned Destruction At Pine Ridge Agency. The Indian bureau wires that Pine Ridge agency school burned. it was among the best equipped and housed about 159 boarding pupils and will likely be rebuilt soon.
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DuLouth
Iumber
Torrerka
Kan
Supreme Court
Harned
Wasuinctox
Indian Bureau
Pine Ridge Agency
Armstrong
Internal Revenue Receipts Show Increased Early February
Receipts for the first ten days of February reached 5 079 881 dollars, up from 4 814 074 the previous year, a gain Treasury officials call a sign of revived business activity. Since the year's start, monthly totals had fallen, with half-year receipts about 12 000 000 dollars less than 1893. In Winnipeg curlers gather for a major bonspiel, with 70 rinks in the grand challenge cup event, including Saint Paul’s George Nettleton squad. Admiral da Gama, rebel commander, wounded in Armicao battle, lies in critical condition after neck and arm wounds. Near Fort Washakie elk herds, estimated at 10 000, migrate to plains. Indian agents seek permits for slaughter by Arapahoe and Shoshone, but are blocked.
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Wasa Hinaton
Treasury
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
George Nettleton
St. Paul
Northwest
Rio DE JaNeEtno
da Gama
Armicao
Fort Washakie
Lanpers
Wyo
Wind River
Arapahoe
Ray
Eaten by Rat Man Found Dead In His Madison Home
Mapisox Wisconsin February 14 Hugh Story a 64 year old bachelor was found dead in a basement room of his house near the university with his ears gnawed by rats he had been dead for days and was discovered after others in the house missed him General Johnson to wed in St Paul February 14 the general’s friends were surprised to learn he had gone east to wed Julia A M Carson of Cassapauqua Pennsylvania ceremony Wednesday they will spend weeks in the south before returning to St Paul Embezzlement Charge Bottineau ND February 14 William Collins arrested on embezzlement charges by R A Fox he has been the trusted agent at Bottineau for two years and is bound over to district court in 1500 Slept in Snow Bank Racine Wisconsin February 14 John Janaschauk 48 undressed on a public street lay down in a snow bank to sleep he died within an hour after being taken to a hospital Roanoke Reached Port Milwaukee February 14 dispatch says the Roanoke reached Grand Haven at 11 pm after 24 hours in a gale all on board are well
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Madison
Johnson
St. Pau
R. W. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Julia A. M. Carson
Cattasauqua
St. Paul
WilLow City
N. D
Bottineau
William Collins
R. A. Fox
Collins
Fox
District Court
Racine
Wis
John Janaschauk
Roanoke
Port Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Congressman Wisi Improves Amid Wide News Notes
Reports note improved condition of Congressman Wisi. Fire damages Genoa business section. Pianist Hans von Bulow dead in Cairo. Chicago abstract firms consolidate. prices may rise. Two firemen hurt in San Antonio blaze. Winona's Kosciusko school building dedicated. Coroner probes Martin Erickson murder in St. Paul. Gloucester herring arrival tops 5 million, record. Senate finance subcommittee to present tariff bill next Tuesday. Severe storms cause damage in Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi. Colorado legislature in session a month, $50,000 spent, no bills passed. North St Paul table factory restarts after closure. Saint Teresa girl’s cures spark Indian excitement at Jerez. Arkansas Pullman tax case ruled unconstitutional. Adam Bede from Duluth nominated US marshal for Minnesota. Kearsarge decision delayed pending Admiral Stanton report. Pineville hangman Robert Marler confesses. Maurice Dean serves notice to Mankato for $15,000 damage suit.
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Wisi
Hilf
Genoa
C. Hans von Bulow
Cairo
Chicago
San Antonio
Tex
Kosciusko
Winona
Minn
St. Paul
Martin P. Erickson
Gloucester
Mass
Senate Finance
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Colorado
North St Paul
Admiral Stanton
Robert Marler
Pineville
Maurice
Dean
Mankato
Castoria Motto Recalled in Aged Ad Slogan Case
Historic ad line traces Castoria usage across stages of life from infancy to motherhood. The quoted verse highlights a long running marketing claim tied to Castoria for many generations and children. The record notes the nostalgia and cultural footprint of the product.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Davison County South Dakota
Bell remembered that March 1 1894 a mortgage exists to secure a four hundred dollar note with interest. The mortgage on the southeast quarter of section 13 township 102 range 61 was assigned to National Mortgage and Debenture Co and Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co and later to Ira R King. Foreclosure will occur by public auction March 5 1894 at Mitchell Court House, at 10 AM, with attorney fees stated.
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Davison
South Dakota
Thomas S. Jenner
Carrie
Jenner
Marcci
J. F Kimball
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Ira R. King
Register of Deeds
Mitehéll
Daylson County
St Mitchell
S. D
Lita R. King
Mizenga WX
Wagnek
Atorneys
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Board of Managers
Appropriations Committees
War Department
Ida
J. Newstrom
White Bear
Cloup
Sullivan
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Charles Gudice
Robertson
Hennepin County
Alps
Lospex
Daily News
Berne
Spitzfluh
Desvir
William J. Sharman
Albany
Phermonia
St. Louis
John A. Noble
Interior
Hitch
Huron Land Office
A. D. Hill
Miller
Register
Land Office of
Huron
Guaranty Company
Hill
Interior Department
John L. Davis
Taulequah
I.L
Harris
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Choctatah
Dawes Commission
Clark
Case
Curiaco
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
Mitchell & Lewis
Representative O'Neill
Stanford
California
Honuk
House
Dubuque
Dusugue
Clancy
Illinois Central
Abbott
Samzrang
Sourabaya
Grand Lodge
Workman Porter
Olson
Kasots. Minn
George Walislugher
Northwestern
Seward
Internal Revenue
Manda M. Bowdle, Pres
W. Seaman, Y. Pres
H. R. Kibbee
J. R. Atler
Asst. Cashier
the Security Bank
Mitchell
Alex. Mitchell
Alex Mitchell
F. L. Moyer
Castoria
Miss
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