Turley elected United States senator in Tennessee
January financial items and political notes show Turley of Memphis elected to fill the expired Isham G. Harris term in the Tennessee Senate by the legislature on the 2nd. The session adjourned after a joint meeting in Nashville. Other items mention government receipts, interstate commerce debates, and a Cherokee Nation death report.
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Soocratic Legislative Caucus
Tenn
Turley
Memphis
Isham G
United States
McMillin
B. Turley
Nashville
Isian
Germany
A. Beardslee
Cannon
House
Congress
Eed
United
Cuba
Pressinley
Tahlequah
I. T
Bth
D. W. Bushy
Dawes Commission
Reptire
Thomas A. Osworn
Kan
Meados
Sident
Ethan A. Hitch
Missouri
Cabinet Meeting Raises Questions From Yesterday
Cabinet members discussed several serious questions at yesterday's meeting. Key figures examined policy directions and potential impacts for ongoing programs, with emphasis on coordination across departments and future planning steps.
German Prohibition of Our Fruits Moves in Cabinet
Washington reports yesterday's cabinet session focused on federal patronage in the south and Germany's fruit ban. Discussions covered potential southern appointments, the Kansas Pacific foreclosure, and the health risk of moving fruit across states. Ambassador White’s update on Prussia's action ties to possible diplomatic adjustments and future U.S. considerations.
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Washington
Republican Party
Congress
South
Germany
White
Kansas Pacific
Wilson
Union
Prussia
Fruit Exclusion Order Promptly Modified by Prussian Government
The United States reports that Berlin has modified the Prussian decree prohibiting American fruit imports. Fresh fruit may enter after satisfactory examination while dried fruit is excluded no longer. Ambassador White notes the change follows prompt U S representations and awaits full details to assess indemnity implications for transit shipments and potential U S claims.
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WashingTon
State Department
Ambassador White
Berlin
Miquel
Ambssador
United States
All 16 fishermen reach shore after 36 hours adrift
St Jonas Newfoundland Feb 5 All the 16 fishermen who went adrift on an ice floe in Trinity bay Tuesday escaped. They were on the floe for 36 hours without fire food or adequate clothing. Their boats dragged ten miles over the ice and they reached land exhausted. All frostbitten and six seriously sick from the ordeal.
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St. Jonas
N. F
Trinity Bay
St. Jonxs
Gold Commissioner Reports Large Dawson City Tax Remittance
Orrawa Ontario February 5 Gold commissioner Fawcett has notified the Dominion government of sending from Dawson City the sum of 89000 dollars collected by Canadian customs officers. This brings total receipts from the rush to the gold fields to 195000 dollars.
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Orrawa
Ont
Fawcett
Dominion
Dawson City
Secretary Alger Improves Signs 70 Commissions
Secretary Alger shows improvement and desires to tackle war department duties. He signed over 70 commissions awaiting his signature. Decision made to move him to Fortress Monroe early next week for further care and evaluation.
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Alger
Washieron
War Department
Fortress Monroe
Poxt Weels
Telegraphic Notes From The Era Of Global Tensions
German agriculture minister claims American horses carry influenza after importation and warns of quarantine. Train wreck at Lawrence Michigan injures several. Eli Mansfield Bruce of Estey Bruce dies at 73. Hitchcock named ambassador to Russia. Three youths die from charcoal fumes near Madoc Ontario. mother unconscious. Osceola mystery steamer overdue since Milwaukee departure. Majestic chartered to haul 22 locomotives to Finland. Baldwin builds engines. Millerand wounded in sword duel with Lavertuson. McClelland dies at St. Louis after machine accident. Guthrie nail mill contract secured, 120 tons daily, 75–100 workers. Immigration bill support grows but session opposition rises. Midland Bank officials held for fraud. bail set. Bellew jailed for poisoning deaths near Dixon. D. W. Bushyhead Cherokee leader dies at 75. Dawes commission member.
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South Haven
Easton
Ethan A. Hitchcock
Missouri
Russia
John Milligan
Lee Milligan
Ethel Baker
Madoc
Ont
Milligan
Osceola
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Majestic
Philadelphia
Finland
Baldwin Works
M. Alexandre Millerand
le Petite Republique Francaise
Paris
M. Henri
Guthrie
Olkla
American Cotton Oil Co
New York
Friends of the Immigration Bill
Congress
Frank B. Johnson
William H. Johnson
C. A. Sharp
Midland State Bank
Omaha
Neb
Frank Bellew
Elmira
Cal
Suisun
Lewis
Susie Bellew
Dixon
Tahlequah
L T
Anys
D. W. Bushyhead
Brights
Ile
Dawes Commission
Cherokee Nation
Bank in Crawford Fails to Open Doors
The State Bank of Crawford did not open yesterday as cashier Grable is away and president Grable absent. Assistant cashier Hobson says not to run the bank due to missing currency. Assets about 40000 with liabilities around 20000. locals expect reopening within a few days.
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Omaha
Neb
Bee
Crawford
State Bank of
C. J. Grable
E. E. Hobson
Francis C. Grable
Hobson
Grable
Cu ban autonomy resolution introduced in house
Washington Feb 5 Another Cu ban resolution was introduced by Mr Williams of Mississippi asking the secretary of state to report progress in getting the Cu bans to accept autonomy and to describe the reconcentrados condition since the new regime under Geo Bianco. Referred to foreign affairs committee.
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Washington
House
Williams
Mississippi
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
Arrested on a Charge of Embezslement in Cleveland
Cleveland police dated February 5 report Archibald McLaren was arrested on the charge of embezzling thirteen and a half thousand dollars from the Order of Scottish Clans where he served as treasurer. The shortage was uncovered after John Hill of St Louis was alerted to take over the position.
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Cleveland
Archibald McLaren
John Hill
St Louis
Bia
Bank clearings across 47 cities show weekly changes
Bradstreet compiled table lists bank clearings for 47 principal cities for the week ending February 3. The figures compare with the same week last year, indicating percentages of increases and decreases to reflect national banking activity.
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New York
Bradstreet
Lindsay Defends Kentucky State Interests in Senate Row
In Washington on Feb 5, Senator Lindsay of Kentucky rejects a Kentucky legislature demand for his resignation. He says he represents all Kentuckians and the nation, not state lawmakers, and will vote per conscience. House private pension bills advance amid private bill day gridlock and debate over the Kansas Pacific railroad sale set for Feb 17.
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Senate
Lindsay
Dem
Kentucky
HOUSE
Kansas Pacific
Fleming
Turpie
Ind
Bureau Shell
Gallinger
MNHL
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West
Department of Public Health
Teller
United States
Linney
N. C
White
N. Co
McAleer
Fllictt
S.C
Greene
Neb
Clark
Wyo
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Secretary of the Treasury
Yukon River
Mahaney
N. Y
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Norway
Oklahoma
Cal
Grow
Secretary of War
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Hull
Callahan
New Orleans
Oklahoma City Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Maguire
State Department
Caffery
Henry W. Corbett
Oregon
Platt
Conn
Bacon
Senator White
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Kansas Pacific Road
Powers
Pacific Railroad Committee
Col W E Haskell Acquitted In Libel Case
Minneapolis jurors found Col. W E Haskell manager of the Times not guilty in a criminal libel trial. The indictment centered on a Times article attacking the Minneapolis Trust Co. as receiver for the Guaranty Loan Co. The verdict ends the disputed reporting linked to that management.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Col. W. E. Haskell
the Times
Minneapolis Trust Co
Guaranty Loan Co
Embezzler Wright Arrested in Indianapolis
J K Wright wanted in Indianapolis for eight thousand dollars embezzlement from merchant Mc Elligott was arrested there yesterday curcago February 5. The case centers on the alleged theft from a local merchant.
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Curcaco
J. K. Wright
Indianapolis
McElligott
Death of Ex Gov Thomas Osborn Reported
News reaches Torpena Kansas via private dispatch to P. L Bonbrake, president of Citizens National Bank, announcing the death of former Pennsylvania Governor Thomas A Osborn at Meadville Pennsylvania yesterday.
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Osborn
Pennsylvania
Torpena
Kan
P. L Bonbrake
Citizen's National Bank
Thomas A. Osborn
Meadville
Murderer Surrenders After 100 Mile Run To Visit Kin
George W. Finch, under a sentence of discharge, turned himself in at Fort Scott Kansas after fleeing from a federal state prison with seven others. He traveled from Paola to Kansas City on a freight train then visited his mother and sister near Lamont before arranging an escort back to prison. Finchs call by long distance telephone alerted authorities he would arrive that evening. A crowd of 300 waited as Finch, smoking a cigar, walked with a Lamont constable to the prison door.
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California
San Antonio
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Denison
Sawyer & Goodman
Marinette
Wis
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Scotland
Handsome Y. M. C. A
Scranton
Franklin County
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New Orleans
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National Biscuit Company
Pension Bureau
Oakland City
Ind
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Brusa
Asia Minor
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John B. Ketcham
Toledo Ketchams
Bramwell
W. Va
House Committee On Post Offices
Department of Justice
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Kansas Pacific
Frank & Wiceatt
Chicago
Collier Publishing Company
Bombay
Volunteers of America
Thermalito
Cal
Wyoming
Ashburn
Alvord
Gloversville
N. Y
Guernsey
English Channel
C. C. Smirh
Buffalo
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Peter Jackson
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Lucky Gas
Bull Hill
Col
Fort Scott
Kan
George W. Finch
Kansas City
Frank Swofford
Paola
Finch
Sheriff Wheeler
Lamont
Wheeler
Oficer
Memphis
San Jose shield lice threaten American fruit imports
Berlin reports the American agriculture department warns of San Jose scale on California pears shipped to Hamburg. Prof. Frank found living shield lice on pears, signaling a grave danger to home fruit cultivation. Imperial health officials and other specialists back protective measures.
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Berlin
Reichsanzeiger
American Agricultural Department
San Jose
Frank
California
Hamburg
Imperial Office of Health
Reichsanzinger
Donna Elvira wins legal separation from Folchi
Rome reports Donna Elvira Bourbon-Anjou daughter of Don Carlos receives judicial separation from Count Fillippo Folchi. Alimony set at 300 francs monthly. She eloped in November 1896 with Folchi, a reportedly married artist, and took jewels valued at 60000 dollars.
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London
Rome
Donna Elvira
Don Carlos
Count Fillippo Folchi
Count Folchi
Donna Elvira Bourbon-Anjou
Folchi
A Questionable Loan From a Bank Cashier
Feb 5. W J Quinlan cashier of Chemical National Bank loaned First National Bank of this city 647 004 and the latter failed months ago. The report notes the loan amount and the linked bank failure.
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Asurvittz, N
W. J. Quinlan
Chemical National Bank
First National Bank
Catholics and Protestants Marriage Petition Urges Rules
Catholic laymen in the United States plan to present Mgr. Martinelli with a petition urging universal rules governing marriages between Catholics and Protestants. The document seeks guidance on conditions for Catholic marriages to non Catholics and the ceremonies to be observed.
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United States
Mgr. Martinelli
Mgr
Martinelli
Homeless Woman Foiled in Freezing Suicide Attempt
Maud Alexander, destitute and ill, tried to freeze herself to death Monday at the abandoned horse and harness exchange stables on 1633 Wabash Avenue. A policeman, prompted by a glimpse into the entrance, saved her from death.
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CuicaGo
Maud Alexander
Horse and Harness Exchange
Wabash Avenue
Powerless to Aid Him in Elevator Tragedy
New York on February 5 reports John Smalley an elevator boy at the Marie Antoinette hotel crushed as eight women in dinner attire clawed at the cage bars in a desperate attempt to free him and stop his screams of agony.
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New York
John Smalley
Marie Antoinette
Terrible Experience of Fishermen in Trinity Bay
All 16 fishermen who went adrift on an ice floe in Trinity bay Tuesday escaped after 86 hours on the ice. They were exhausted and frostbitten, but safe following their harrowing ordeal off St. John’s Newfoundland on February 5.
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