Death of Gov Mount After Heart Attack in Denison Hotel
Indiana governor James A. Mount died suddenly Wednesday night after attending a reception at the Denison hotel. The reclusive leader fainted, requested a doctor, and died within minutes despite attending physicians efforts. He served as governor since 1887 and left a legacy of firm Republican leadership and public service.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James A. Mount
State of
Indiana
Ure Denison Hotel
Secretary Root Absent From Duties Due To Illness
Secretary Root was taken ill on Wednesday and left his official duties early to rest at home. He is reported to have an incipient attack of the grip and is receiving medical treatment.
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Washington
Tan
Root
Grant Sails for Manila with Passengers and Gold
The transport Grant departed San Francisco at noon bound for Manila via Honolulu. She carries cabin passengers recruits treasure and freight including 500 000 in gold for Manila.
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San Francisco
Grant
Manila
Honolulu
Discharge Granted in Bankruptcy Case in New York
Judge Brown in the United States district court granted a discharge in bankruptcy to Thomas B. Reynolds formerly of Ohio whose liabilities and financial status were under review. The proceeding occurred Wednesday in New York.
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Bankrepter
New York
Jane
Brown
United States District Court
Thomas B. Reynolds
Ohio
Desperado Marvin Kuhns Captured After Cass County Raid
Marvin Kuhns and his brother were captured after a fierce confrontation at Green Tailleau dittte town near Otterbein. An Otterbein posse stormed the residence at midnight injuring Kuhns and shackling the two brothers who, along with a cousin, had terrorized northern Indiana for weeks and escaped custody in Columbus.
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Logansport
Ind
Marvin Kuhns
Kuhns
Columbus
Marvin
Green Taille Au Dittte
Five Rites
Wien
Otterbein
Ehmer Switver
Marvise
Bet Ho Medoon
Lewis Kwwdins
Fatalin
Bretarht
Tegagspert
Piere Marvin Ables
Lider
Bea
Bea Ais
Janie
Marcin Watis
Ohio
Pee Ward
Chitc
Reese Mire
Neiehiers
Aileen
Jet Kuhns
Wilodhe
Albbien
Kahne
John
Gaetin
Albion
Kos
Terribly mistreated Jammiowa resident robbed by burglars
Martin Riedi, 62, of Sears, Jam. was beaten and burned with red hot pokers by burglars who forced him to reveal his hidden earnings. The attackers, whose identities are unknown, overpowered him in his home Thursday and fled after looting the amount.
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Jammowia
Jam. Fs
Martin Riedi
Sears
Siane
Tye
Ca Grotal Gaegwult
Enmety
Reich
Man Kester Shot by Local Officer Sparks Incident
Frank Heater, 40, was killed at his home by Policeman Silas Shumate after Kester, intoxicated, obtained a weapon and vowed to kill the officer. The officer fired in self defense as he believed his life was in danger. Kester leaves a widow and three children.
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Lignsas Cit
Frank Heater
Silas Shumate
Kester
Shumate
Lfe
Senate commerce panel to take up river and harbor bill
The senate committee on commerce will start consideration of the river and harbor bill next Monday with daily sessions. Hearings will be held for elaborators on Monday through Thursday and no other persons will be heard.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Wealthy New Yorker William G rapger Dies in Richmond Hospital
Richmond, Va., Jan 18. William G rapger, a wealthy New Yorker who arrived here on the 20th of last month and was taken to the Virginia hospital, died there Thursday night. His body will be sent to Brooklyn. He was without family and valued at about 15 million dollars.
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Richmond
William Grapger
Virginia Hospital
Brooklyn
Lodge bill seeks to amend immigration law
Senator Lodge introduced a bill on Thursday proposing amendments to the immigration act to exclude insane idiotic and epileptic persons from entering the United States.
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Washington
Lodge
Elev elevator fall injures five in Chicago building
A heavily loaded freight elevator in the Warren Springer building at 166 South Canton street fell from the third floor on Thursday injuring five persons. The accident was caused by the breaking of the safety castings of the car.
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Chicago
Warren Springer
South Canton Street
Elected a Director in New York on January eighteenth
A report notes the election of John Wees attorney as a director in New York with details masked in the fragment. The terse line indicates a formal appointment within a unit and governance context.
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New York
John Wweees
the Unit
Queen Victoria Sinks Into Weakness As Royals Arrive
Reports from London and Osborne House detail Queen Victoria’s deepening paralysis after a stroke. Emperor William and the Prince of Wales reached Osborne amid grief while crowds stood silent. Milner and Cape Town observers offered prayers as anxiety grows over the queen’s fate.
Registered Package Disappears in Dubuque Delivery
A 32,000 hi A package mailed from Dubuque to a Clarksville bank vanished after postal clerk Narey failed to deliver it. The item disappeared in Hampton after being carried past its destination.
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Dubuque
Clarksville
Narey
Clarkswie
Hampton
Five Die In Dead End Collision At Locke's Mills
A Grand Trunk railway collision at Locke's Mills Maine left five dead and many injured. Authorities report a dead end crash on Jan 15 disrupting service and prompting investigations.
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Locke's Mills
Grand Trunk Railway
Venezuela Establishes Censorship on Dispatches to United States
New York reports that Venezuela has created a censorship bureau over all messages to and from the United States. The system was set up December 3 and has been strictly enforced since.
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New York
Venezuela
United States
Diaz's Grandson Born in City of Mexico
In Mexico City on January nineteenth a grandson of President Diaz was born. The birth marks a notable family event reported in local circles.
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City of
Mexico
Diaz
Emperor Francis Joseph Gifts to James A Bailey
The Austrian emperor presented James A Bailey of the American circus with a jeweled case and sapphires rubies and diamonds, and a signed autograph.
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Emperor Francixn Joseph
Vienna
Dan
Emperor Francis Joseph
James A. Bailey
Mrs. Smith Shoots Husband and Herself in Danville
In Danville Indiana a woman from Muncie shot her husband and then killed herself. Their condition is listed as doubtful. The couple had lived in the town for three days and the motive remains unknown.
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Danville, WL
Fred Smith
Muncie
Bick Throws 259 in Regulation Bowling Practice
Denver bowler Geo Bick of the Overland Bowling Club rolled a 259 in a Sunday practice game on a regulation alley. The score is believed to be a record for a regulation game.
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Denver
Col
Geo. Bick
Overland Bowling Club
Dun DON breaks Mile skating record in Canada
Butte Montana January 21 T F Dun DON of Canada broke the mile skating record in a high speed race.
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Butte
Mont
T. F. Dundon
Canad
Other Sheep Not Of This Fold At Bowery Mission Anniversary
Dr. Talmage speaks at the Bowery Mission twentieth anniversary in New York urging openness to all who seek salvation. He contrasts the true church as an armory for Christ with sanctimonious pockets, urges compassion for skeptics, and stresses that Jesus seeks and saves the lost wherever they are.
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Falmage
New York Academy of Music
John Wils
King's Park
Royal Conservatory
Christ
Rome
McDonald
Phes
Cameron
McDonsie
Yare
Tapus
Tere
Bowery
New York
America
Church of God
Europe
Asia
Africa
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South America
Thomas Chalmers
Robert Hall
Christmas Evans
Charles G. Finney
Paul, the Apostle
Menoare
Howe
Jesus
John
Milton
William Wilhterforce
Isaac Seoke
Sahara
Gossamer
Church
Cclubroom
Father
Mother
God
Traced Templars
Sons of Temperance
Naples
Egypt
Washington
Kingdom of Heaven
Senate and House progress on army reform and river bills
In Washington at the start of 1900 the Senate moved to table Bacon’s amendment on the army reorganization bill limiting presidential power. The House pressed the river and harbor bill, approving it with near 50 million in funding. Subsequent days covered senate hearings on hazing at West Point and ceremonial inaugurations, with votes on the army bill and related measures.
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Washington
Senate
House
Allen
Teller
Silver
Fr. Butler
McCamber
Rep
N. D
West Point Military Academy
River and Harbor Committee
Matthew
Quay
Wich
Pennsylvania
Tengeth
Moanex
Miss
McComas
Post Office Department
Infantry
United States Army
Court of Claims
Wm. Cramp and Sons Ship Building Co
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Indiana
New York
Columbia
Lentz
American District Telegraph Co
Ohio
Leila Romer Dies of Burns in New York Hospital
Leila Romer dancer and chorus girl with Edna May's London company and in The Girl from Up There lies dying at St Luke's hospital from burns suffered at home last week. She was treating rheumatism with liniment when it caught fire. Her mother Mrs Romer lives in Washington.
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Leila Stomer Dyiug
Burna
New York
Leila Romer
Edna May
London
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ei‘omer
Washington
Ice Bridge Forms Over Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls New York reports a magnificent ice bridge forming across the gorge amid zero weather creating stark ice scenery for visitors and locals to view.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara
Reverend Hiram R Revels Dies While Addressing Congregation
In New Orleans on January 18 Rev. Hiram R Revels formerly a United States senator from Mississippi and a leading Negro politician of the state died suddenly while delivering a sermon from the pulpit at his church.
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New Orleans
Hiram R. Revels
United States
Mississippi
Miss Alta Rockefeller Weds E Parmelee Prentice in New York
Miss Alta Rockefeller daughter of John D Rockefeller married E Parmelee Prentice of Chicago at 3 50 pm Thursday. She is heiress to about 50 9 million, a notable fortune.
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Alta Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller
E. Parmelee Prentice
Chicago
Potter Palmer Fines Paid in Chicago Court
Potter Palmer paid 29.65 to settle a fine imposed for keeping his bar room open Sunday, with his attorney presenting the settlement to Justice Everett in court.
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Chicago
Potter Palmer
Everett
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