William on Socialism and Seizures in British-German Tensions
Emperor William addresses technical school rectors urging clear social and economic duties for students, while German ships seizures by British warships spark diplomatic exchange. Lord Salisbury rejects Germany's claims as inapplicable, ongoing prize court dispute. Rosser freed after garden shooting. seven fishermen stranded in ice near Grand Haven. Woodruff backed for U.S. vice presidency by Kings County Republicans.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Best Value Medicine
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best and cheapest medicine, claiming long wear of clothes, nutrition from good food, and cure from a reliable remedy. Mrs. E. J. Grets testifies it helped her husband’s strength, endorsing the product as dependable when others fail.
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Madman's awful seed murder of a baby in Bristow
Dr G W Appleby a leading Bristow physician killed one month old Henry Wearly in Hobson's office during an examination. He crushed the infant's face, then swung it by the foot. Parents protested as blood flowed from nose and mouth. Appleby claimed God caused the act and was sent to Independence asylum. Religious excitement said to trigger the insanity.
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Court Room Tragedy Kills Three in Oak Ridge
In Oak Ridge, 18 miles northeast of Vicksburg, a pistol fight left A. P. Roll, S. Stephenson, and Dr. Otho Austin dead. Dr. James Austin, Otho’s son, and Rolland’s son-in-law R. S. Stephenson were seriously wounded after an affidavit charging whipping a tenant led to the trial opening.
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Arrests After Parading Welcome UMW Organizers
Blossburg Pa January 16 Sheriff Johnson and deputies arrested about 75 men and women for breach of the peace as strikers paraded to welcome two national United Mine Workers organizers arriving at Arnot. About 500 strikers marched four miles to meet the arrests and retained a lawyer.
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Suppressing the News on War Dispatches and Rumors
London date line reports critics main focus on wartime censorship and misleading dispatches. Daily Chronicle notes Frere Capetown Sunday dispatch. Ladysmith bombardment denied. Cape Town reports Dordrecht rebels. UK casualty tally nears 7,213 with 1,027 killed. Morning Post calls for 65,000 more troops. Daily News urges vigilance, cautious diplomacy. Mail hints at general replacement and Butler on return. Admiralty reportedly charters St Paul and three Liverpool steamers for transports.
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Beveridge on the Philippines holds the islands forever
In a maiden senate speech Indiana’s Beveridge proclaims the nation will hold the Philippine archipelago and govern justly. He denounces attacks on American troops and asserts Filipinos’ capacity for self government citing Otis reports. The address drew large crowds and applause from gallery officials. The speech contrasts with critics and defends U S policy.
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New Jersey Legislature Formed as 124th Session Opens
The 124th New Jersey Legislature convened at 3 PM with Senate President Jukeseo of Ber Bol and Assembly Speaker Jones of Exeex guiding the new body. Gov Voorhees sent nominations for supreme court justice and several state posts, with most referred for consideration and two confirmed without reference. The two houses adjourned until Monday night.
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Organized murderers in Pottsville case lead to one conviction
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on January nineteen the jury found Rollas Busness guilty of murder in the first degree for the September twenty four killing of Joseph Ruskofsky, while his brother Matthew Bubness was acquitted. Seven co defendants were previously found guilty in November for the same crime. The defense cited a secret society called the Propenokos believed to have plotted the murder, in which the Lithuanians involved played roles.
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Executed murderers and a London trial headline
Cornerstone news item reports Cornelius Shew and James J. Eagan were hanged at Montrose Pa for killing Jack Pepper. Louise Masset, a French governess, hanged at Newgate London for murdering her illegitimate child. Elizabeth Gladstone, 63, wins breach of promise case against Joseph Boardman in San Francisco. Includes a quotation from Rev James Murdock and an advertisement for Dr Agrex’s Catarrhe Powder.
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McGovern Defeats Dixon to Win Featherweight Title
New York Jan 10 Terry McGovern defeated long reigning champion George Dixon at the Broadway Athletic Club to claim the featherweight world title. McGovern halted Dixon with a series of body punches in the eighth round after Dixon’s nose broke in the seventh. Dixon’s manager Tom O Rourke threw in the sponge as Dixon lay on the floor exhausted, ending nearly nine years of Dixon’s championship reign.
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