Tillman defends self in Senate over Oregon timber land charges
South Carolina Senator Tillman declares he will have more to say later as he rebuts President Roosevelt's accusations about his role in Oregon timber land dealings. He cites his own integrity, questions the president's conduct, and notes planned further remarks against Roosevelt.
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Hypnotic Influence Cited in Carthage Murder Suicides
Rev John H Carmichael killed Gideon Browning in Battle Run Michigan under purported hypnotic control then burned the bed and later took his own life with a pocketknife Carthage Illinois authorities report. He died at a county hospital after removal from Mrs Miranda Hughes boarding house where he had lived since Friday. A found note details the alleged hypnotic influence and the deadly confrontation in the Hithe Methodist church.
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Battle Run
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Gideon Hrowning
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Browning
Local officers doubt Carmichael confession in murder case
Port Huron officers who investigated the Rate Run homicide scoff at the confession led by Rev. Carmichael in Carthage Wisconsin. They say Browning's hypnotic claim is unfounded as they continue to search for motive behind the crime.
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Bishop Fallows to Preside in New York Consecration
The Right Rev Robert K Rudolph will be consecrated assistant bishop of the New York and Philadelphia diocese tonight at the Reformed Episcopal church in New York City Presiding Bishop Samuel Fallows will conduct the service Bishop Charles Edward Cheney will preach in Chicago. Texas seeks prohibition as state legislature considers submitting the issue to a popular vote following Democratic convention guidance.
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Robert K. Rudolph
Reformed Episcopal Seminary
Philadelphia
Reformed Episcopal Church
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Charles Edward Cheney
Texas
Rushing Stock to Market at Stockyards
Receipts at the stockyards Monday topped records with an estimated 42,000 cattle 40,000 hogs and 26,000 sheep totaling 3,279 carloads. The rush was blamed on the high price of corn as a key factor driving the movement.
Republicans Near Break in Springfield Deadlock
Reports from Springfield indicate a potential end to the legislative stalemate as Republicans move to canvass the November votes for state officers and plan inauguration. Adlai Stevenson calls for a recount citing fraud claims across several counties, notably Cook Will and Sangamon, alleging naturalized and noncitizen voting irregularities.
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Revolution in British Politics and Its Lesson for America
Carnegie Hall hosts Hon. J Keir Hardie chairman of the Labor party in London as he speaks tonight. The former coal miner will address the Civic Forum on a revolution in British politics and its lessons for the United States.
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Civic Forum
Pyramid Pile Out promises painless home cure option
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Out as a painless home remedy with a free trial package by mail. It claims a quick, permanent cure without surgery or doctors and directs readers to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan for the trial kit. Banner Republican reports Zapata County Texas cast all its 29 votes for Republican electors, a historic anomaly.
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Banner
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United States
Zapata County
Texas
Various 1920s updates including mine disaster death toll and wheat prices
Telegram style notes report twenty six dead in the Zeigler mine explosion, a $9000 senate appropriation for California redwood grove, and American Red Cross earthquake relief totaling $670 008. Other items mention Roosevelt attending a Gridiron dinner, Hadley’s Missouri governorship, Dorando Pietri winning a St Louis marathon, and wheat prices dropping on snow impacts. Also notes a United States Canada waterways treaty and local political incidents.
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Gridiron Club
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Missouri
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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Secretay Root
Ambassador Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Ancient cave bones reveal early human peril from disease
Scientists report 100000 year old bones found in a Swiss war cave show early humans faced constant danger from wild beasts, while modern threats come from illness per A W Brown of Maine. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe cough and lung trouble, offered at 65c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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Routine Indiana House session yields to senatorial caucus
Indianapolis January reports a brief Indiana House session devoted to routine business as Speaker Honan delays committees and focus shifts to the coming senatorial caucus. Governor Marshall receives visitors. the plunder committee reports and several key appointments are outlined, with nominations and staff roles listed.
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Marshall
Fatal train crash claims teen at county line crossing
Lee Mundell aged seventeen returning from an evening with his sweetheart was killed instantly when struck by a Northwestern traction line limited car at the Boone Clinton county line crossing eight miles north of Lebanon Indiana. Newspaper note reports the incident occurred January 12 as Mundell crossed the tracks on the county line.
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Clinton County
Lee Mundell
Boone
Clinton
Northwestern Traction
Two Drowned In Creek Near Bloomfield Indiana
Mrs Mollie Ruth wife of William Ruth a well to do farmer and Glen Roach seven year old nephew drown after a wagon overturned at a bridge over a small stream Mrs Ruth and her nephew were trapped beneath the wagon and drowned.
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William Ruth
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Ruth
William Jo Fowler Appointed Deputy Comptroller of Currency
William Jo Fowler of Indiana has been named deputy comptroller of currency. The official appointment confirms Fowler will oversee national banking matters and regulatory operations.
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William Jo Fowler
Guessing on Taft's Cabinet
Washington notes reveal alarm over possible limits to the Interstate Commerce Commission while cabinet speculation grows ahead of Taft's inauguration. The piece recalls Charles Emory Smith's surprise postmaster general appointment and surveys likely nominees and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Wright Appointed Secretary of War Scoop Fumbles
A Washington correspondent's late send misfires as General Lake E Wright is named secretary of war succeeding Taft in a rocky scoop. Meanwhile reports claim the Italian olive crop is failing, boosting cottonseed oil hopes and U S investment in cottonseed plants.
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Messilua
United States
Post office list of remaining letters at New Albany Monds
The notice lists letters remaining at the New Albany post office on January 11, 1900 for residents and initials, including Brown, Ferguson, Miss Annie, and others, with instructions to call for advertised letters.
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Taft Urged To Push Roosevelt Policy After Victory
The Circle for January notes Mr Taft vows to use all his ability to advise Congress on enforcing Roosevelt policies and to rely on conscience as his political counsel. A separate item reports M. Resardain arrested in Ufa for a post election speech urging armed resistance during a political clash with authorities.
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Electric Bitters credited with reviving 70 year old woman
Mrs. W L Gilpatrick of Dan forth Me praises Electric Bitters after 20 years of dyspepsia left her unable to eat drink or sleep. She says the remedy revived her vitality and sleep. The ad notes benefits for liver and kidney troubles and urges a 50 cent purchase at Chas D Kopefel's with physician endorsed supplements.
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Danforth
D. Kopefel
Calhoun Trial Called in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 13 the trial of Patrick Calhoun grandson of John Calhoun and head of United Railroads of San Francisco began in the superior court before Judge William Patrick Lawlor. The charge relates to a franchise granted to his Seaom company and ties to past San Francisco officials and figures in the street railroad era.
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New York
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Earthquake Shakes Puget Sound Region. minor damage reported
Reports from Vancouver and nearby towns say a slight earthquake was felt in Seattle and Tacoma lasting about a minute. Building tremors caused panic though no major damage occurred. Residents fled as plaster fell in Bellingham brick structures. A separate incident reports a suspect arrest in Merion following a fire in a bar ruins.
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Market Quotations From Grain and Livestock Prices
Prevailing current prices for grain and livestock listed from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and Toledo. Wheat No 2 red corn oats cattle hogs sheep lambs and livestock prices shown with receipts and regional variations. Also an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claiming cough and cold relief. Read the Tribune.
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