Week Predicted Quiet in Washington Amid Friction Abroad
Washington notes little news likely next week aside from Franco Venezuelan tensions and Moroccan conference talks. Senate debates Chinese boycott questions and the shipping bill while statehood plans advance, with Foraker's Arizona ballot amendment and Isle of Pines treaty actions on the horizon.
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Washington
France
Venezuela
Algeciras
Ven
Senate
Senator Tillman
Committee On Immigration
Tillman
Aldrich
Wu Ting Fang
Gallinger
Beveridge
Committee On Territories
Union of
New Mexico
Arizona
Foraker
Santo Domingo
Isle of Pines
House
Hepburn Railroad
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Revolutionists Shot in Baltic Pacification Purge
London dispatches report the Baltic agrarian unrest nearing end with about 260 revolutionists shot, thousands arrested, and 5 006 rifles seized as the crackdown tightens in We den Livonnia.
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London
Weden
Livonnia
Droope
Old Folks Testify to Vinci Strength for the Aged
Letters from Evansville Indiana and Decatur Illinois praise Vinci for the elderly. They claim improved strength, activity, and vitality with a guarantee of refund if dissatisfied.
Tucker to be executed by electricity in Cambridge
Charles L. Tucker, convicted of Mabel Page's murder in Weston on March 31, 1904, was sentenced to death during the week of June 10 in Cambridge. He proclaimed his innocence as Judge Edgar A. Sherman outlined the crime's wanton cruelty while Tucker stood pale in the courtroom cage.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Tucker
Edgar A. Sherman
Immunity Question in Packers Case Heads to Trial
Chicago readers learn that the immunity issue for the indicted packers will be tried on the facts after failing to reach a speedy agreement. Testimony will span weeks, starting with Louis C. Krauthoff’s account of 1904 interviews, and jurors will decide facts while the court interprets immunity under the law.
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Chicago
Packes
Humphrey
Morrison
John R. Wilson
Louis C. Krauthoff
Armour & Co
Garfield
Murder and Robbery Suspect in Missing Woman Case
The body recovered from the Ohio river is identified as Rosa Mangrum of Nashville. Her husband O G Mangrum and sister Florence Trousdale of Birmingham confirm identification. Mangrum disappeared December 14 while traveling to Chicago for W C T U duties, with valuables reportedly on her.
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Cairo
Ohio River
Rosa Mangrum
Nashville
Tenn
O. G. Mangrum
Florence Trousdale
Birmingham
Ala
Mangrum
Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago Considers Subway Franchise for 10 Mile Route
Chicago authorities prepared to hear the Chicago Central Sub-Railroad company request a fifty year franchise for a ten mile subway system beneath downtown streets to carry passenger traffic.
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Chicago
Chicago Central Sub-Railroad Company
Charles H. Fanchier Dies National Bank Leader
Charles Henry Fanchier, president of the Irving National Bank of New York and director of several financial institutions, has died.
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Charles Henry Fanchier
Irving National Bank of New York
Diamond Cure From Paris Supposed Remedy For Consumption
Latest Paris report claims a diamond cure for consumption. The ad cites W. T. McGee of Vanileer Tennessee praising Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as giving instant relief and permanent care. Oban D Knoefels drug store offers 60s and 1 00 price with a trial bottle free.
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Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanileer
Tenn
Dr. King
Oban
D. Knoefel
Royal Welcome as Alfonso Escorts Ena to San Sebastian
King Alfonso and his household arrive in Biarritz to conduct Princess Ena of Battenberg, her mother Princess Henry, and Prince Alexander of Hattenberg to San Sebastian. En route crowds cheer and San Sebastian flowers greet the princesses. Maria Christina, the queen-mother, receives Ena graciously. An unusually broad amnesty is expected to be proclaimed with the betrothal announcement.
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Biarritz
France
Alfonso
Ena of Battenberg
Princess Henry
Prince Alexander of Hattenberg
San Sebastian
Maria Christina
Ena
Peace in coal fields seen as likely this week
Indianapolis Jan 29 with miners and operators near agreement on the present scale prospects for continued peace in the bituminous coal fields appear brighter than ever. The new terms will likely be signed within the week unless a sharp front changes by either side.
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Indianapolisa
Funeral services for General Wheeler held in Washington
Brief funeral rites for General Joseph Wheeler were observed at St. Johns Episcopal church Washington this afternoon at 2 oclock, followed by military escort to Arlington. In Panama no yellow fever cases have occurred for seventy four days.
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Washington
Joseph Wheeler
New York
St. John's Episcopal Church
Arlington
Panama
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Digestive Relief
The ad claims many suffer dyspepsia without pain and that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food to rest the stomach. It warns against nerve tonics and asserts improved digestion boosts nerves, energy, appetite, and overall vitality for men and women.
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Stuart
Death of Father Matthew O Keefe Veteran Confederate Chaplain
Rev. Matthew O Keefe priest of the Church of the Immaculate in Towson Md died of pneumonia aged seventy eight after attending the sick He was born in Waterford Ireland and was the oldest priest in the diocese He served as brigade chaplain in Mahon s brigade Army of Northern Virginia and was a friend of General Lee and Jefferson Davis He gained fame for yellow fever work in 1855 at Norfolk Portsmouth and in 1869 received the Legion of Honor for tending a French frigate crew at Hampton Roads He reportedly died penniless after dedicating his fortune to church work.
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Towson
Matthew O'Keefe
Church of the Immaculate
Waterword
Ireland
Father O'Keefe
Mahon
Northern Virginia
Robert FE. Lee
Jefferson Davis
South
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Legion of Honor
Hampton Roads
Incriminating Evidence in Moorestown Murder Case
Baltimore detectives press to link Rufus Johnson to the killing of Miss Florence W. Allison of Moorestown New Jersey ten days earlier. He has pawned a watch bearing Allison's name in Philadelphia and a matching watch key was found, yet Johnson denies knowledge of the murder.
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Baltimore
Moorestown
Rufus Johnson
Florence W. Allison
N. J
Philadelphia
Miss Allison
Johnson
Electric Bitters Restored Health For Pittsburgh Woman
Annie Hanter of Pittsburgh describes four weeks of typhoid and kidney trouble she suffered before recovering with Electric Bitters. She says the remedy rebuilt her health and strength, allowing her to walk straight again, after one of the best doctors failed to help. The ad claims the medicine cures stomach liver and kidney disorders.
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Annie Hanter
Pitteburg
Llectric Bitters
Chas
D. Knoefel
Prine Boo
Lafayette Jury Finds Bacock Guilty of Conspiracy to Blackmail
Joseph Bacock, attorney, is found guilty of conspiracy to blackmail in Lafayette Indiana after a two week trial. Judge Vinson deferred sentencing due to Eacock's absence and illness with a bond hike and potential appeal likely. The case involves extortion threats against William E. Kessler with Lulu B. Grimes testifying under immunity.
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Lafayette
Ind
Joseph Bacock
Eacock
Vinson
Lulu B. Grimes
William E. Kessler
Clarks Hill
Williams Brothers to Reformatory After Boonville Tragedy
Evansville Indiana January 29 Judge L O Rasch orders Sheriff Kratz to transfer Andrew and Wesley Williams to Jeffersonville reformatory amid fears of a mob. Wesley shot James Laigh in Boonville and was moved for safety. Andy Williams, a local fireman, allegedly wounded Town Marshal Williams there. Sheriff avoids Boonville route to prevent violence, traveling via Princeton to Jeffersonville.
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Evansville, Ind
L. O. Rasch
Vanderburg County
Kratz
Andrew and
Wesley Williams
Jeffersonville Reformatory
James Laigh
Boonville
Andy Williams
Williams
Warrick County
Jeffersonville
Princeton
Murder Witnessed From Car Windows
Two men fighting for life in a wheat field near Spades Indiana drew attention from a Big Four train passenger and the conductor. A search found Joe Crowell an Austrian dead. officers pursue a clue to the killer.
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Batesville
Ind
Spades
Hyde Tower
Joe Crowell
Wagon raid halts liquor sale near soldiers' home in Marion
Police raided a wagon disguised as a patent medicine dealer outfit and found whiskey, brandy, and wine stock. The goods were loaded into a patrol wagon and taken to headquarters. George Hogle, a Van Buren saloon keeper, was arrested.
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Marion
Ind
Geo. Hogle
van Buren
Wickard Posts New Bond in State Funds Case
Willard S Wickard and ex state auditor David E Sherrick were jointly indicted for conspiracy to misuse state funds. Wickard posted a new five thousand dollar bond with Frank D Stainaker as surety after returning from New York and reporting to the sheriff's office.
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Wickard
Indianapolis
Ind
Willard S. Wickard
David E. Sherrick
Frank D. Stalnaker
New York
Mishawaka Merchant Killed by Electric Shock
Mishawaka Indiana January 29 Edward J Perkins a local merchant was killed when he touched a wall bracket that suddenly became energized causing an fatal electric shock.
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Mishawaka, Ind
Edward J. Perkins
Oil firm faces oil flow cut in Missouri dispute
In Bartlesville Oklahoma January 29 producers fear Standard Oil may cut its purchase of Mid- Continent field oil to a third after Missouri action blocks its buying and transporting. A 50 000 barrel daily output faces disruption as operators plan to meet Standard’s Kansas agents and possibly appeal to Attorney General Hadley to halt Missouri transport.
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Bartlesville, T
Standard Oil Company
Mid-Continent
Standard Company
Hadley of
Misesouri
Peoria Patrolman Turns on Police in Sudden Rampage
Charles Harwood, a former Peoria policeman, entered police headquarters and, at gunpoint, held up Chief Kennedy and seven officers for fifteen minutes before fleeing. He later assaulted Mrs Montgomery, barricaded himself at home with a shotgun and revolver, and threatened family members as police surrounded the residence. Insanity was reported as a cause.
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Peoria
Ill
Charles Harwood
Carridge
Harwood
Bigelow Street
Montgomery
Chief Kennedy
Saloon Shooting Ends in Death at Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Indiana on January 29 Wm Alton 48 was shot and killed by Willard McIntyre 28 during a quarrel over a game of cards at Geo Weber's saloon. McIntyre is under arrest.
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Bowling Green
Ind
Wm. Alton
Willard MccIntyre
Geo. Weber
McIntyre
Fishing schooner Ella G. sinks off Vancouver
The Ella G. turned turtle off Vancouver and six men on board were drowned. The tragedy adds to a string of perilous offshore incidents in the region.
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Ella G
Vancouver
Christian life interest grows at Y M C A boys meeting
Forty seven boys attended the Y M C A gathering yesterday with three showing desire to begin a Christian life. A Maennerchor Hall address by Dr. T M Hawen of Louisville spoke on The Crisis of Choice. Next Sunday President J Acheson of Oldwell College Kentucky will discuss The Three Sirens focusing on mean self control temperance gambling and immorality. Membership stands 835, up 34 for the month. goal 860 by February 1 and 900 by April 1.
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Association
Maennerchor Hal
T. M. Hawen
Louisville
J Acheson
Osldwell College
Hentucky
Local Notes and Notices from Salem Area
Reports include a fatal tree accident near Salem with injury details, a neighbor firing on an intruder in a yard, Elk carnival king and queen preparations, toe amputation after frostbite, railroad trestle work at West Tenth street, an official appointment from Louisville club, a treasury secretary appointment for Union Youngblood, and a Fires Presbyterian church choir performance with Mendelssohn pieces.
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The
Southern Railway Company
West Tenth Street
West Ninth Street
Tenth Street
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices Near Broom Hill
Mrs Parmedla Money wife of Edward Money died last night at her home near Broom Hill aged sixty five. She leaves eight children Mrs Obsaries Coeley Mrs Emma Coeley of this city Mrs Liss Jackson of Monte Sammons Ind Mrs Alice Harmes of Leuievillie John Money Sellersberg and Edward William and Andrew Money of Broom Hill Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from the United Brethren church near Hickory Grove cemetery. The sermon at the service was prepared from the forty second Psalm. The double quartet and soloists attended the service and Rev Charles Preston Foreman preached. Also listed are readers Miss Nellie Hewitt Miss Myrie Bradford Mrs Nellie Day-Shaw and other choir members. The ad comments about Rocky Mountain Tea are noted.
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Den
Nellie Hewitt
Myrie Bradford
Parmedla Money
Edward Money
Broom Hill
Obsaries Coeley
Emma Coeley
Liss Jackson
Montesams
Ind
Alice Harmes
Leuievillie
John Money
Sellersberg
Edward
William
Andrew Money
United Brethren Church
Hickory Grove Cemetery
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Relsing
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H. L Meinbardt, Pres
Coal Company
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Ayer
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