Senate Favors Moore Bill And Monument Plan
The Senate advanced the Nicholson law amendment relieving remonstrants and approved a $55,000 monument for Oliver P. Dior. It endorsed a hospital appropriation of $28,000 and backed prohibitions on saloon siting near courthouses while debating broader reforms and county actions.
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Zeapolis
Senate
House
Hamer
Enderseris
Ali
Rae
Sprirwer
Southeastern Indiana
Coon
Oliver P. Dior
Eid Trust
Posehn
Rev Jacob Beck Dies After Train Collision in Daleville
The 75 year old United Brethren minister was struck and killed by an eastbound Big Four passenger train at Daleville avenue while stepping from an interurban track. Witnesses think he misheard an approaching interurban car and stepped in front of the train.
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Daleville
Ind
Jacob Beck
United Brethren
Daleville Avenue
Hoff man to be released then rearrested in Indiana
William Hoff man will be released from the Nebraska prison today only to be rearrested by an Indiana agent and returned to Michigan City to complete a ten year sentence for parole violation. Rev Irvine drops fight with Bishop Talbot. Counterfeit 2 silver certificate found. Casualties rise from the St. Petersburg clash: 96 killed and 233 wounded, 32 of whom have died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
William Hoffman
Nebraska
Indiana
Michigan City
Lagrange County
I. N. W. Irvine
Ethelbert Talbot
Secret Service
Roberts
Lyons
St. Petersburg
Humble Openers on Diplomacy and Trade in Shanghai
A Minneapolis dispatch reports K T Merriman praising American steel influence in China and Japan, noting vast demand for bridge metal as Manchurian railway work expands. Consul General Goodnow faces long-standing charges but aims to resolve the case promptly in Shanghai.
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Minneapolis
Minn
K. T. Merriman
Shanghai
China
Japan
Helgronts
Siberian
Irkutsk
Baikal
Manohnuria
Goodnew
Washington
Defended polygamy sparks Mormon leader speech at Logan
J Golden Kimball, prominent Mormon and cousin secretary of the First Council, defends polygamy at the Logan Castle stake conference. He predicts Congress cannot end the practice and denounces federal attempts as futile. Logan audience erupts in enthusiastic support as Kimball, son of Heber C. Kimball, is cited.
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Salt Lake
J. Golden Kimball
First Coune
Cev
Logan
Sironegls
Congress
The
Tribune
Kimball
East
Howell
Heber C. Kimball
Mormon Church
Pope to Issue Encyclical on Latin American Governance
Vatican guidance from Venezuela reports the Pope will soon issue an encyclical addressing governmental stability in Latin America. It urges Catholics to obey rulers and eschew rebellion, with ecclesiastical censure for aiding revolutions and a call for bishops and clergy to model loyalty to existing governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Venezuela
Latin America
Holy Father
State House to Probe University Dormitory Use
The Missouri House adopted a resolution to investigate the state university in Jefferson City. An investigating committee was ordered after allegations that the girls dormitory, a $40,000 building, is used as a society headquarters instead of housing poor students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Jefferson City
State University
Grand Jury to Return At Least Three Indictments in Dodge Morse Case
New York January 27 The grand jury has completed its investigation of the Dodge Morse tangle and has found cause for the return of not less than three indictments.
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New York
Grand Jury
Grand Duke Vladimir Signals Possible Land Parliament
Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of Nicholas II, tells a Paris interview in St Petersburg that Russia may seek reforms within autocracy and hints at a future zemsky sobor. He says the people will be heard and denies foreign press reports of brutal crackdown, framing unrest as industrial rather than revolutionary.
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Vladimir
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Imperial Guard
Quay de la Cour
Winter Palace
Patrio
Shen Lown
Versailles
Russia
America
Great Britain
Neva
Gorky
Grand Duke
Warsaw
Kieff
Finland
Poland
The
Romanoffs
Strikers Clash in Taverns Across Regions
Reports from St. Petersburg and Grodno describe violent strike actions as police disperse gatherings. A girl was killed and four others wounded in a tavern clash, while work resumes in several areas and mobs destroy telegraph lines and loot wine shops in Lithuania and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Unconfirmed rumor ties Jan 19 salute to terrorist act
Report circulated that discharge of grape during the blessing of the waters ceremony on January 19, which endangered the emperor and his family, was a deliberate act by terrorists using a private soldier of the saluting battery as their tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Strikes Halt Newspapers and Iron Works Across City
Eka'erimoslav reports printers strike halting all newspapers. Strikes also declared in several iron works and mines with no disturbances reported.
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Eka
Erimoslav
Employers Make Concessions After Strikes In Courland
Windau Courland Russia February 1 workers resume duties as employers grant several demands with no disturbances reported. The easing comes after a brief strike period and avoids further trouble.
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Windau
Courland
Russia
Post Office Carriers Face Dismissals Over Stock Sales
Washington reports Postmaster General Wynne reviews allegations that Toledo Ohio carriers sold mining stock on duty. Four carriers likely to be dismissed and eighteen suspended. Postal laws prohibit soliciting by any post office employees.
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Washington
Wynne
Toledo
Feud of Old Sparks Fatal Shot in Madison
Madison Ind February 1 Harry Huber and Jas Devar involved in a long held feud. Huber shot Devar in the left side. Devar in alarming condition. Huber is in jail awaiting further action.
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Madison
Ind
Harry Huber
Jas. Devar
Devar
Huber
Fatal Fall From Trestle in Clinton
George Robertson aged sixty years fell from the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad trestle in Clinton while drunk and was killed.
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Clinton, Ind
George Robertson
Chicago & Eastern
Indiana Farmers to Convene at Statehouse Meeting
Indianapolis February 1 The farmers state congress of Indiana will hold its third annual meeting in Room 12 of the statehouse on February 7 and 8.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Farmers’ State Congress of
Statehouse
Three Indictments In Land Fraud Probe
A federal grand jury returns three indictments tied to an Oregon land fraud investigation. It accuses United States Senator John H Mitchell and others of conspiring to defraud the United States by drafting and signing affidavits about land occupation and settlement. A second indictment targets Medford residents for perjury in timber and stone land purchases. A third cites Albany Mayor William Davis for uttering a false affidavit.
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Portland
Ore
Federal Grand Jury
United States
John H. Mitchell
Binger Hermann
S. A. D. Puter
Horace McKinley
Emma L. Watson
Daniel W. Tarpley
Elbert K. Brown
Nellie Brown
Henry A. Young
Frank H. Walgamot
Clark FE. Loomis
Salmon B. Ormsby
United States Government of Public Lands
Senator Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Mitchell
Puter
William A. Richards
General Land Office
Washington
Vater
Henry W. Miller
Frank E. Kineart
Martin G. Hoge
Charles Nickell
Medford
Medford Land District
William Davis
Albany
Davis
No Apparent Connection Between Battle Start and Russian Dissent
From Mukden dated February 1 there is no clear link between the January 26 battle and unrest in St. Petersburg. Russia reports orders to halt the planned push against Japanese positions citing losses and failed quick strike as reasons. A stubborn fight continued near San Chiapu where Russians reportedly held outer works.
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Mukden
St. Petersburg
Russia
San Chiapu
Dr Henry F Hendrix Dies At 61 In St Louis
Dr Henry F Hendrix aged 61 dies at his St Louis home from paralysis. A Memphis born physician, he gained prominence for promoting water as a cure for cholera infantum and other infant diseases. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
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St. Louis
Henry F. Hendrix
Hendrix
Memphis
Tenn
Washington Debate Over Jefferson Davis and Retired Officers
In Washington on February 1 the House debated a Senate amendment on retired officers serving with state militia. Williams of Mississippi spoke about General Miles and Jefferson Davis, urging restraint. The motion failed 71 to 171. the bill went to conference as other measures progressed.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Jefferson Davis
Fortress Monroe
Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Messrs. Hull
Iowa
Hay
Virginia
House
General Miles
Senator Campbell Struck by Ex Senator in Illinois Senate
In Springfield Illinois on February 1 Senator Daniel A Campbell Republican leader was struck in the face by ex Senator Riley in the upper house after adjournment. Two colleagues Muller and Brown and the sergeant at arms escorted Riley from the chamber and placed him under arrest. Riley had long held grievances and had threatened to assault Campbell before.
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Springfield
Daniel A. Campbell
Senate
Riley
Illinois
Campbell
Mueller
Brown
Cook County
Prohibition Writ Stops Parker in Hargis Case
Kentucky Court of Appeals grants a temporary writ preventing Judge Watts Parker from proceeding under the Fayette circuit indictment against James Hargis and others in the Town Marshal Cockrill murder case. It bars custody actions pending final action by the Court of Resort on Feb 19.
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Hargis
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Watts Parker
Fayette
James Hargis
Cockrill
Jackson
College fire devastates Baldwin Cottage at Oberlin
A major blaze at Oberlin College destroyed Baldwin Cottage the principal women’s dormitory valued at $40,000. The structure burned to the ground with only the walls remaining while fellow students saved the building’s contents.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Baldwin Cottage
Holding Company Plan For American Ice Company
In New York on February 1 the reorganization plan for the American Ice Company will be executed via a holding company named American Ice Securities company with a capital of 20 million dollars all in common stock.
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New York
A Werican Ice Company
American Ice Securities Company
Sensational Case Transferred
New York on February 1 indictments against Dodge Morse for conspiracy and subornation of perjury were moved from the court of general sessions to the criminal court.
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New York
Dodge Morse
Criminal Court
Court of General Sessions
Posse Goes After Hargis in Kentucky
Sheriff Woodson McChord and a Winchester posse travel to Jackson to serve warrants on Judge Hargis and Sheriff Callahan issued by a Winchester grand jury. Prisons will be brought to Winchester where Fayette circuit court warrants for bribery in the Marcum damage suit are expected to be served.
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Hargis
Lexington
Woodson McChord
Winchester
Jackson
Callahan
Fayette
Clark County
Marcum
Chicago Club to Visit Havana
Telegraph brief notes the Chicago Commercial club will travel to Havana. Riots in Warsaw reportedly caused about 500 deaths. Bolivia's congress approved the peace and friendship treaty with Chile.
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Chicago Commercial Club
Havana
Warsaw
Chili
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Moscow
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Gen. Miles
Nelson
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