Five O Clock P M Lamar Confirmed In Senate Vote
In Washington on Jan 16 the Senate confirmed Lamar Vilas and Dickinson after a 2 30 pm decision. A prior executive session preceded the vote with a 28 to 82 tally on Lamar. House action also covered Dingleys toll discrimination study on Welland canal traffic and stamp supply methods.
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Senate
Lamar
Vilas
Dickinson
Wasutxeton
House Committee On Merchant Marine Sod Fisheries
Dingley
Welland Canal
Montreal
Lake Porte
Congress
Senate post offices to hear telegraph bills Friday
The senate committee on post offices and post roads will next Friday hear arguments from Dr Norvin Green and Gardiner G Hubbard on government telegraph bills. Senate committees on territories meet Monday to hear arguments on annexation of northern Idaho to Washington Territory. The post office committee ordered a favorable report on the permissible starks bill, already passed by the house.
Forgery charges tied to Logan ballot frauds reach Chicago
W J Gallagher, linked to the celebrated ballot box frauds that cost Gen Logan a senate seat, is in Chicago awaiting legal steps to transfer from Joliet to Philadelphia. His Joliet sentence ended yesterday after a prior indictment alleged he forged a Philadelphia councilor Abraham Thompson’s name on a small-note. A habeas corpus is set before Judge Shepherd today, then travel to Philadelphia likely begins.
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Cutcaco
W. J. Gallagher
Gen. Logan
Senate
Joseph C. Mackin
Chicago
Joliet
Philadelphia
Gallagher
Abraham Thompson
Shepherd
End of the World Theory by Rev Leavitt at St John’s Uni
Reverend Leavitt argued that the world’s end is a biblical and scientific concept not a future physical event. He contends the New Testament end times refer to the Jewish dispensation ending in 70 AD and that Christ has already come spiritually, with the physical world unlikely to end soon.
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O'Neill
Labor Committee
Lawler
Cincinnati Inquirer
Fle
Moe Thipks Christ
Leavitt
Mars
Jupiter
Java
Mr. Leagitt
America
Idumea
Babylon
Heaven
Taball
Christ
Roman Empire
Mr. Leavitt
Jerusalem
Angela
Malachi
Daniel
Frank Dafice
Frank Dutties
Texas
Milwaukee
Dafties
bin Musisebe
Dia
New York
Duffies
Oshkosh
Metropolia
S Womaz
Fire at Astigo News Office Burns After Five O Clock
Antico Wisconsin January 16 A fire started in the engine room of the News Item office and spread through the building, wrecking it. The two story frame structure was worth about 2000, with the proprietor and editor losing much household furniture. Insurance will likely cover the loss.
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Antico
Wis
Netes
P. J. Millard
Blizzard Claims and Frozen Fatalities Across Dakota Region
A Dakota snowstorm wrecks lives and disrupts travel. Bessie Standfield, a teacher near Aberdeen, vanished and later was found dead a mile from her school as students froze inside. Miss Stepbrenner, 12 miles northeast, died after a night out. Farm laborer IMiam SMforrell died two miles from home, while H. S. Chapin and liveryman from Minneapolis are missing. T. Owens and wife near Wentworth perished after 18 hours exposed. Pierre reports a man and child frozen near Canning. mail driver near New Salem and Stanton also perished. Northern Pacific blockade ends. total fatalities at 135 with 55 missing across Dakotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Montana.
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Minn
Aberdeen
Dakota
Saya Bessie Standfield
Meletti
iMiam Smforrell
Chapin
Minneapolis
Northville
T. Owens
Wentworth
Mira
Owens
Pierre
Canning
Mendota
New Salem
Stanton
Journale
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Faulkton
Brave HESCEE. Dakota Snowbound Train Rescue Dates Jan 16
The telegraph reports a snowbound train four miles from Boloton Dakota with thirty four passengers. Nine relief trains failed. Villagers formed a rope line between telegraph poles and advanced one pole at a time to reach and feed the stranded travelers. Rescue teams from a nearby train at Marwarden saved others. Rescuers suffered frostbite during the dangerous march.
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G. A. KR
Eau Cuame
Wis
Coeral Barry
Wisconsin Department of the Grand Army
St. Pact
Minn
Boloton
Dakota
Marwarden
Man Dies Frozen Near Sunday Lake Camp in Wisconsin
In Brus Juxebox Wisconsin a man identified as PF Peterson froze to death near Sunday Lake while en route to a lumber camp. He lagged behind companions and was not noticed until after his disappearance. He was found dead by searchers yesterday.
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Brus Juxebox
Wis
Peterson
Sunday Lake
Cold Wave Hits Montana As Temperatures Plunge
Revena Mont Jan 16 The cold wave continues across Montana with thermometers at twenty to thirty eight below zero. Local trains run but no through mails for five days. Grass on the ranges is uncovered and little suffering is reported among cattle.
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Revena
Mont
Montana
Caltic
Northwestern Ends Ticket Sales West of St Peter Road
Chicarol Northwestern company orders agents to discontinue ticket sales on the Winona and St Peter line west of St Peter Minnesota and on all Dakota divisions as roads are blocked and may remain closed for days.
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Northwestern
Chcaco
Chicarol
Northwestern Company
Winona & St. Peter
St. Peter
Mion
Dakota
Pioneer Aid and Support Society forms for families of dead anarchists
In Cucang on January 16 a five hour meeting united Central Labor Union and related groups to form the Pioneer Aid and Support Society. The body aims to support widows and orphans of anarchists, but distributing funds remains unsettled. Members discuss pensions, housing, and care for Lingg’s partner, with Lingg’s girl likely to be a focus of debate.
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Cucang
Central Labor Union
Olds
Socialiatic Publishing Society
Turner
Pioneer Aid and Support Society
Stre. Fisher
Nashville
Tennessnce
Fischer
Mra. Spies
August
Mira. Schwab
Mra
Parsone
Louis
Elsa
Sand
Nina van
Linng
Lingg
Union No. 24
Love leads to deadly clash over teen romance in Mass town
In Hancock near the New York line Carrie Brockaway, sixteen, loved farmer Washington Sweet. Her father and brothers confronted Sweet, who barricaded his house. Shots fired. Carrie then killed herself with a carving knife after pleading with her relatives as Sweet was wounded and later likely to die. The village breathes with rising tensions amid the tragedy.
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Jac
Hancock
New York State Line
Carrie Brockaway
Washington Sweet
Farmer Brockeway
Sweet
Brockeway
Jugi
Carrie
Heving
Brockaweys
Explosion foiled in Texas State House vault accident
Jan 16 in Texas had several barrels of explosive material stored in a vault. A lighted candle dropped on rags sparked a near disaster until Supervisor Wilke pried open the door and removed the burning pile. The barrels were moved from the building to prevent further danger.
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Texas State House
Auetta
Tex
New State House
Wilke
Absence of contracts and insured loss at Neary works
Early today from the boiler and conduit works owned by Neary at Paraperins a warden caused an absence of contracts and buildings valued around 100000. The loss was amply insured. In Asmaxp Wisconsin on January 16 a passenger train stuck in a snow bank west of Spooner for three days arrived Sunday pulled by two engines and valued at about 20 dollars in aid.
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Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
Willard
Topeka
Kansas
Virtsnuno
Pittsburg
Supt
Haynesworth
United States Navy
Biase Ena Keller Works
Paraperins
Neary
Absaoon
Wis
Spooner
Orreswa
Lows
Des Moines
Wa'ertown
Ottumwa
Kirkville
Here
Rock Island
Comstock
HL. E Peck
George Miller
Isaac Budestein
Trai
Knights of Labor Considering Suit Against Railroad Company
Report from Pumapuneusa on Jun 16 describes Knights of Labor leaders weighing a commonwealth suit, via attorney general, against the Philadelphia leading Railroad and Coal Company. Charges allege price gouging by withholding settlements, poor service, and delaying actions harming the community.
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Kalirond Company
Pumapuneusa
Knights of Labor
Commonwealth
Philadelphia & Leading Railroad and Coil Company
Meals for tramps at Neenah plan improves feeding service
Neenah Wisconsin police chief introduces a plan to feed city tramps without sending them to restaurants. The jail kitchen will be used as a cafe, serving a simple meal of coffee, a sandwich, and cookies in place of previous methods.
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Neexan
Wis
Sawyer
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