St Paul Incident Sparks Coastal Sightseers Near Long Branch
A chaotic salvage scene unfolds as the American Line steamship St Paul goes aground near Grand View hotel with 700 passengers aboard. Wrecking crews, lifeboats, and tugs battle to refloat her while crowds swarm Ocean Avenue to witness the drama and await a safe resolution.
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Long Brenet
N. J
Aoriea
New American Line
St. Paul
Grand View House
Uncle Sam
New York
Mulligan
West
Wardwell
New York City
George Starr
American Line
Fulton Street
Campania
Tional Navigation Com
Rncan
Merritt and
Chapman
Vezey Street
Ocean Avenue
East Long Branch
Grand View Hotel
Relative of C Deposited in a City Gy in Chicago
A fragment from Times notes a relative connected to a case, with details indicating a deposition occurred months ago in Chicago related to Miss Ken. The readable text is sparse and lacks a complete narrative.
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Chicago
Miss Ken
Indians Hold Solemn Reception for Visiting Gatwpewas
A fragmentary article notes a reception at Fort where Sioux foes were present. Indians evacuated tepees, gathered in a small room of the peck house for a solemn afternoon ceremony honoring the visiting Gatwpewas.
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Fort
Peck House
Antone
Chief greeting marks start of treaty talk session
The head chief rose and delivered a welcome address as Sioux and the general staff prepared to discuss actions and efforts toward an appropriate agreement. The scene included a peace pipe ceremony and a moment of silence before formal discussions began.
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Pasecu
Notable Events at Home and Abroad Weekly Review
A concise roundup of major happenings from a telegraph stream over the past week. Highlights include political developments, economic shifts, cultural events, and notable incidents shaping public discourse both locally and internationally.
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Tel
Egraph
Notable deaths and dignitaries noted in London and America
The report lists several prominent figures including John A. Fellows New Brunswick agent general who died in London and US and European figures such as Col John L Peak, Paul Verlaine funeral remarks by Francois Coppee, and Kruger described as physically vigorous at seventy. It mentions Munir Bey Turkish ambassador and Mme Modjeska ill awaiting farewell engagement.
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London
New Brunswick
John A. Fellows
Matthew Arnold
Lord Salisbury
Ameer Abdur Rahman
M. Legouve
French Academy
Legion of Honor
John L. Peak
Kansas City
United States
Switzerland
Gibraltar
Munir Bey
Etences
Fidence
Paul Verlaine
Francois Coppee
Verlaine
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
William A. Poste
Russel, Poste & Percy
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Poste
State Civil Service Commission
Canton
N. Y
Mme. Modjeska
Walnut Theater
Cincinnati
Modjeska
Dr. Mitchell
Accidental Happenings Across Several States
A sequence of tragic mishaps is reported from Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Iowa. Incidents include a natural gas explosion in Muncie, a six year old killed by a train in Hobart, a palace library fire in Berlin, a runaway buggy injury to a clergyman’s wife in Cedar Rapids, a fatal rabbit hunt accident in Allegan, a Beauford Junction rail collision with no injuries, and a gasoline stove explosion killing a barber family in Cummingsville with a father injured attempting to save a child.
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Dark Hoover
Muncie
Ind
Glen Smith
Fort Wayne
Hobart
Royal Palace
Berlin
Green
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William Bowser
Allegan
Mich
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway
Beauford Junction
Nestoria
Michigamme
Jacob Bruehl
Cummingsville
Ohio
Evil Doings. Bill Doolin Is In Jail At Guthrie
A report notes outlaw Bill Doolin is jailed in Guthrie after alleged criminal acts. The brief item states his imprisonment status without detailing charges or events. Local readers learn of the imprisonment and location.
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Bill Doolin
Guthrie
Germany Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary and Other War Signals
A London Times dispatch reports Germany marks its twenty fifth empire anniversary while Canada claims a U S island and Cuba readiness grows with a 16 battalion reinforcement under Generals Barges and Ahumada. Delaboa bay gunboat Sperber sails. major insurgent forces retreat from Pinar del Rio and Havana. Viscount Marra cleared in Corean coup case. many political prisoners freed on bail. Rhodes held. Brazil may seek Trinidad restitution from Britain triggering potential rupture.
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Germany
Canada
United States
Barges
Ahumada
Cuba
Cape Town
London Times
Sperber
Delaboa Bay
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Viscount Marra
Corea
Corean
Berlin
Dr. Jameson
Fie Natal
Col. Rhodes
la Prensa
Rio Janeiro
Senor
Carlos Carvalho
Trinidad
Great Britain
Brazil
Recruits for African service under Belgian flag report
The column notes men are being recruited in Washington for service in Africa under the Belgian flag. It also covers diverse items from university chairmanship to local disputes and a painter’s overlooked grave.
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Washington
Africa
Angell
University of Michigan
American Deep Waterway Commission
Several Roads Vie for Wabash Line at Public Sale
At Bluffs Iowa January 28 the federal court will sell the Omaha & St Louis railroad branch from Council Bluffs to Glenwood Junction to the highest bidder. Wabash seeks to hold the link for western Omaha connection. other bidders include the Baltimore Ohio, Illinois Central, and Birmingham line seeking Omaha access.
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St. Council Biuffs
Iowa
Wabash
Omaha & S J. Louis
Glenwood Junction
Council
Binff
Wabash Company
Omaha
Birmington
Illinois Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Arbitration Unavoidable Says Chronicle Editorial
London January 28 The Chronicle editorial on Colonial Secretary Chamberlain s Birmingham statement regarding the Venezuelan question says the government s conclusions render arbitration in some form seemingly unavoidable.
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London
the Chronicle
Chamberlain
Birmingham
State wins pine land case at Minneapolis trial
In Hennepin County the state prevailed against the Shevelin Company before Judge Seagrave Smith and a jury. The verdict awards the state 9,231.87 dollars, or 4.05 dollars per thousand feet, for 334,000 feet of pine logs claimed to be taken from Pine County. The case concerns timber cut and shipped to Minneapolis and investigated as pine land property.
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Spotts
Ape
Minneapolis
Town
Siege
Pine County
Wisi Aganty
Pine
Samuel Matthews
Fragmentary Local Fire Note on Hennepin Ave Heating
Partial OCR notes describe a fire incident at a temporary residence on Hennepin Avenue. The text mentions a mother’s room and a person securing matches, with an unclear sequence of events and ignition details.
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Hennepin Avenue
Red Flinn Involved In Old City Scuffle Over a Girl
Local gossip centers on Red Flinn and a disputed incident on a night out. Flinn allegedly wore a cut collar as a sign of conflict over a girl, with bystanders noting the events ended when the issue moved on.
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Flinn
Randolph area boy dies after tree accident
A Randolph youth named Jacob aged 15 died four days after being injured by a tree fall. The incident occurred in Minnesota on January 25 and involved Mrs Mae r and the family.
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Minn
Maer
Randolph
Jacob
Runyon Dies in Berlin at 1 A.M. Heart Failure
Theodore Runyon United States ambassador to Germany died in Berlin from heart failure at 1 a.m. The 1822 Newark born official had recent health issues but remained active in his duties amid European tensions. He had a long career in New Jersey politics and diplomacy, including mayor of Newark and chancellor of New Jersey.
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Theodore Nui Yon
United States
Germany
Runyon
Frederick
William
Norway
Carlsbad
Axenstein
Switzerland
Whch
Theodore Runyon
Somerville
N. J
Yale College
Newark
New Jersey
New Jersey National Guard
New Jersey Brigade of Volunteers
Cleveland
Sheriff Foils Lynching Bid in Sullivan Prisoner Case
A mob in Sullivan Indiana. attempts to lynch Grant Atterbury arrested for allegedly assaulting his sister-in-law. The sheriff confronts the mob, who break jail doors and force entry, then withdraws after threats of lethal force. Bloodhounds are cited as the sole evidence against Atterbury. In Hot Springs Arkansas a sensational hotel shooting at the Arlington unfolds with Cols Butt and Gaines firing. Gaines wounded, Gaines estate owner residing in London, England.
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Fie
Sullivan
Ind
Grant Atterbury
Atterbury
Little Rock
Ark
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
8. H. Butt
Arlington
Abger L. Gaines
Gaines
Abner Gaines
London
England
Representative honored with degrees from Yale Rutgers Wesleyan
A representative in the United States received honorary LL D degrees from Yale Rutgers and Wesleyan colleges signaling recognition of his services.
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United States
Yale
Rutgers
Wesleyan
Merely a Bluff A Catholic Opinion of Leo's Secret Society Edict
In Cleveland on January 28 Hon. Martin A. Foran ex congressman and author said the pope's edict against secret societies will receive little attention within the Catholic church. He called it a bluff and noted a personal application loophole to bishops allows individual conscience to decide compliance.
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Leo
Cleveland
Ohio
Martin A. Foran
The
Elks and Odd Fellows
Kansas City to Gulf Rail Link On Paper Formed
The Journal reports a new standard gauge railroad plan to run an air line from Kansas City to the Gulf. Charters for the Missouri Midland Railway and Missouri Consolidated Coal and Mining will be filed at Jefferson City early this week. Key backers include Frank Powell mayor of La Crosse Wisconsin, Dr A J Rowles of St Paul, L S Case of Sumner Iowa and D T Richard of St Paul.
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Kanmaas City
Gulf
Kansas City
the Journal
Missouri Midland Railway Company
Missouri Consolidated Coal and Mining Company
Jefferson City
Frank Powell
la Crosse
Wis
A. J. Rowles
St. Paul
L. S&s
Sumner
Iowa
D. T. Richard
Republican contestant to be seated in Kentucky house race
In Frankfort on January 28 a reliable source says at least one contested election case against Democratic members will be decided soon. The committee plans to seat the Republican contestant Werner over Tompkins, with Pence of Covington not to be pressed unless Senate tactics demand action. Additional cases against other Democrats may follow if needed.
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Werner
Tompkins
Pence
Covington
Senate
End of New York Tailor Lock-Out Reached in Amicable Deal
The World reports a settlement ending the tailors and garment workers lock-out in New York. Contractors signed an agreement after negotiations between Coat Contractors' Mutual Protective Association and United Garment Workers of America. All union conditions granted. existing agreements to be observed.
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New York
Contractors’ Association
Coat Contractors’ Mutual Protective Association
United Garment Workers of America
Beried at Sea on Cunard Liner Aurania
Emile Hokensem a French second cabin passenger aboard the Cunard line steamship Aurania died during the voyage from New York and was buried at sea after the ship arrived at Queenstown.
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Queenstown
Emile Hokensem
Cunard Line
Aurania
New York
Market Reports from Grain and Live Stock Centers
Chicago quotations for wheat corn oats pork lard and cattle show January figures with bid and ask levels. hogs rise 10 cents while cattle stay weak. Minneapolis notes January wheat at 58 1-2 to 60 3-4 cents with on track prices for various grades. Milwaukee reports unsettled flour markets.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
Market Report Feeds Hog and Cattle Sales Highlights
Hog sales totaled 157 head with varying weights and prices from 199 to 309 pounds at 3.80 to 3.95 dollars. Cattle showed steady to active demand with 1 ox at 1,450 lbs and 2 cows averaging 975 lbs. 8 steers at 1,202 lbs and 4 stockers at 505 lbs.
Uprising in Hayti Suppressed After Three Days Rioting
Kingston dispatch reports a serious uprising in Port au Prince Hayti ended after three days of rioting. Uneasiness spreads through the island as Haitians abroad consult exiles and government detectives search to identify secret agents said to be fomenting revolution. President Hippolyte is greatly worried.
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New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Republic
Hippolyte
Patent Awards To Northwestern Inventors Listed
List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors including Frank J. Barnard J. C. Moore and J. D. Atkinson Seattle for a magnetic extracting and separating machine John W. Boggs Huntington for a draw bar for railway cars and others across several states culminating with T D Merwin patent lawyer in St Paul and Washington DC
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Washington, D. C
Northwestern
Frank J. Barnard
J. C. Moore
J. D. Atkinson
Seattle
Wash
John W. Boggs
Huntington
Ore
William H. Campbell
Ortonville
Minn
Hermann G. Dittchenner
Minneapolis
William Hainsworth
West Seattle
Adelbert Mecham
Edinburg
N. C
John C. Milnes
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rasmus Pederson
Drammen
Gustave A. Scholer
Spokane
Eugene S. Sutton
Snohomish
Henry B. Weiper
Durand
Wis
George E. Wheeler
President Tyler's Son John Tyler Dies in Washington
John Tyler eldest son of President Tyler dies in Washington aged 76. He lived in the city for 20 years and worked in the redemption bureau of the treasury department handling destruction of bank notes. He is remembered for intellect education and temperance work.
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Tyler
Washington
John Tyler
Treasury Department
International Chess Match Set For March Dates
New York January 28, the big international chess match between the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland will be held on March 13 and 14.
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New York
United States of America
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Wyoming
Ous
Hiram Sadvage
Toomsboro
Warren Powerl
Ed Stewart
Forestburg
Tex
William Steimecker
Evasville
W. H. Winstock
Exchange Bank of
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Alfred
Sioux City
L. H. Graham
Joseph
James
State Industrial School
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Wefks
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Portland
Salem
Mass
John Dickson
Sioux Falls
William Weber
St. Paul's Free Protestant Church
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Gentleman
Grover Cleveland
Will Butterworth
Logansport
Laura Marvin
Thomas H. Barker
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
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Boston
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Old Central Burying Ground
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Lambertville, N. J
Minnesota
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Denise
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