King Christian IX Dies Sudden. Father of Europe
Copenhagen reports the Danish king Christian IX died at 3 30 pm surrounded by crown prince Frederick crown princess Louise and their children Dowager Empress Marie Dagmar and many royals mourn his passing. Chronology notes his long reign born 1815 succeeded 1863 and lineage to England Greece Norway Russia and Sweden. Queen Alexandra in Windsor and other royal houses mourn the loss of the so called father in law of Europe.
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Associated Press
Coopenhagen
Denmark
Russia
Frederick
Louisa
Marie Dagmar
Christian IX
William of
London
Frederick VII
Louise
William of Hesse-Cassel
Christian
Charles XIV
Sweden
Norway
Maud
England
Alexandra
William
Greece
George I
Maria Feodorovna
Alexander III
Nicholas
Thira
Cumbersland
Hanser
Waldemar
Marie of Orleans
Duc de Chartres
George
Crete
Victoria
Edward
Europe
Great Britain
Copenhagen
Windsor
Indictments against Beavers and associates in graft case
Justice Gould overruled Beavers demurrers in a case charging him with conspiring with former State Senator George EF Green of Binghamton and W Z Peremus to defraud the government by supplying office materials and by bribery. The statements accuse New York officials of conspiring with Beavers to defraud the government in finishing police supplies.
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Associates Press
Washington, DT
Gould
George W. Beavers
George FE. Green
Binghamton
W. Z. Peremus
Train Strikes Auto in City Collision
A tangled crash occurred when a train struck a car near Roehl State on pedestrian routes. The sudden impact injured occupants and halted traffic as responders examined the scene for details and a downturn in schedule led to delays.
Collision Kills Three in Fatal Train Crash
A tangled report from a local paper details a deadly collision killing three as a train mishap unfolds near Nelson. Authorities extend condolences while investigators assess causes and resulting property damage and impact on residents.
Busy Time Awaits King Before Dreadnaught Launch
London reports King Edward plans to return to the capital on January 30 after a long recovery from a November ankle fracture. He will prepare for the busy season, including the Dreadnaught launch on February 10, the first court on February 16, and Parliament opening February 19. The injury is said to be more serious than previously reported, but he is nearly fully recovered.
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Ifty Associated Press
London
King Edward
Bury
Bee
Union Meas Fine and Jail for Contempt by Chicago Union
President Edward Wright of Typographical Union No. 16 was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days for contempt. Edward Bessette fined 50 dollars and jailed 30 days. The union faced a 1000 dollar fine for violating an injunction restricting interference with Chicago Tynothetae print shops and non union workers. Judge Holdom stated the need to respect court orders and upheld government authority. Counsel sought to file an affidavit from sixty union members opposing violence, which the court allowed into the record.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edwin AR. Wright
Typographical Union No. 16
Judge Holdom
Superior Court
Edward Bessette
Typothetae
Automobile tournament opens with Marlatt winning thirty mile race
Ormond Florida January weather favors a fast finish as Marlatt in the cigar shaped steamer wins the thirty mile American built cars championship. Start delayed over five minutes but Marlatt clocks 24 minutes 18 and 2 fifths for the official time.
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Associated Press
Ormond
Fra
Marlatt
Thieving at Fond du Lac special to Northwestern
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin a weekend rash of petty thefts and burglaries led to one arrest. A meat market on South Main Street was entered and change taken from near the cash register. A saloon on West Scott and Water Street suffered a break in with whisky and cigars stolen. A robe and blanket vanished from a shed on East Fourth Street. Police report ongoing investigations and multiple suspects in the forays.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Feter Remer
South Main Street
Elmer Groesbeck
West Scott and
Water Street
Miwankeboasen
Ailehae
Rehan
East Fourth Street
Aean & Kmitz
St. Peter
Nilesea
Frank &Imer
Fimers
Bouse Nolan Pe
Packers Trial Begins As Krauthof Tells Garfield Tale
Chicago January 29 The Packers case resumed with evidence after failing to reach agreement on facts. Louis Krauthoff former Armour & Co counsel testified about his interview with Commissioner Garfield at the Chicago club April 13 1905 regarding assurances of no criminal prosecution if he provided information. Garfield described a plan to access Packers books and ensure a fair thorough investigation while protecting business secrets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Uib
Packers
Cane
Louis, Kraut-hoff
New York
Armour & Co
Garfield
Chicago Club
Krauthoff
John §. Miller
Martin
Congress
Commissioner of Corporations
Morrison
Humphrey
Miller
Charles G. Dawes
Samuel McRoberts
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Maert
Tadeo
Gushonest
Fragmentary quotation hints hidden agenda and investigation
A garbled passage quotes Attorin Millet and others discussing a tense plan and a forthcoming inquiry. Names like Garfield Nelson Marrit & Co appear alongside mentions of a court or investigation, but the text is largely unreadable and fragmented.
Deaths and notices from Neenah Wisconsin
Obituary items report the deaths of Owen and Price with details of origin and family. Owen, born in Wales, served in the naval forces in the Civil War and left a widow Elizabeth Bowers and children in Wisconsin. Price, originally from Nearshire Wales, died in Neenah and is survived by son Byron of Washington Territory. The many local friends attended or planned services and gatherings.
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Neenah
Wis
G. A
Mia Kiyi Kltio
Pine Street
Owen
Debensher
Wales
Embry
Waukesha
Elizabeth Bowers
Thiy Cits
Dirs Mall
Owens
David A. Owens
Crystal Falls
Miets
Elizabeth Owens
Bau Cate
Henry Owens
M.oom Thomas
David Kitteath
Kilito
Pine + formers row
Chapin
Mr. Merquis
Haskell Coats
Robert Joe
William Jenkyng
Thad Sherrin
William Anwens
George Thompson
Thomas Price
Higgs Avenue
Neaiershire
Byron
Washington
Proctor
P. J. Ladd
J. Be.chapin
Pb. W Bergstrom
Walter Thom
Mc Canna
Komical Kard Klub
Armory
Cardinal
Aerial Athletic Club
Manitowoc
Cardinals
L. H. Kimball
Milwaukee
F. A. Wilde
Mary Hamilton
George Howe
Mineral Point
Oshkosh
Sarah Bothwell
Howe
Phil HH. Sheridan
Winnebago Lodge
T. O. U. A. Mechanics
Winnebago Council
UL. Ue. Hamonlct
M. Eo
MS. Nenn
Amiila Nenn
Karl Nenn
Eighteenth Street
Minnie
Bertha
Eugenia
Charles
Edward
Whmam
Henry
Christchurch
Church Street
G. OM. Wong
Hiverside
Mildred Nichol
Mildred Nichel
Clayton
Nichol
Powers Avenue
Edward Y W. Smith
First Congregational Church
Hiverside Cemetery
Knapp
George Young Knapp
Algoma
Wlw
Grand Jury Probe Moves Toward Town Topic Case
James W. Osborne acting for Norman Hapgood seeks subpoenas to widen disclosures in the Cullers Weekly trial libel case. He aims to coordinate with the district attorney and may summon witnesses in the Town Topic matter as the grand jury hearings proceed.
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Associated Pre
New York
James W. Osbourne
Norman Hapgood
Culliers' Weekly
Tora
John Dee
Osborne
Lall the Magi
Alturney Jerome
Grand Jury at Ashland Hears Case Questions
Special to The Nor Milwaukee reports Ashland Wisconsin Grand Jury session today as thirteen jurors examine the fate of the late S00 1nk TRowil. The proceeding, tied to a furor in the district court, aims to assess the credibility of witnesses and the prosecution's case, with jurors urged to consider evidence carefully.
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Milwaukee
Ashland
Ashok
Denmark's Patriarchal King Dies in Copenhagen
Denmark mourns King Christian IX who died in Copenhagen at age 64 after a long reign tied to wars and dynastic ties. The late monarch, born April 8, 1818, steered the royal house through 19th century changes, leaving five children including Victoria and Dagmar, who married into other European thrones.
South Side Gun Club Builds New Club House
The South Side Gun Club, with about forty members, completed a new 16 by 24 foot, one story club house at Doty street near the Chicago and Northwestern and Winnebago Traction tracks. Shoots occur Sundays, with a big tournament planned for late May using clay pigeons. The club has an automatic trap and a fine county grounds addition. Officers: President Frank T. Schneider, Secretary William Margus, Treasurer Frederick Tank.
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South Slide Gun Club
Chicago & Northwestern
Winnebago Traction Companies
Doty Street
Celuh
Frank T. Schneider
William Margus
Frederick Tank
Many carnations worn for McKinley birthday observance
The text notes widespread wearing of carnations onWilliam McKinley’s birthday. It recalls his fondness for the flower, references the Carnation League formed in Canton after his death, and states McKinley’s birth date January 29, 1842 and death September 14, 1901.
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Whllam Mckindey
McKinley
Canton
Ma Agentein
Buffalo
Milwaukee Rebates Reveal Transit Spending Confusion
Officials disclosed rebates totaling about 16 dollars as part of a Milwaukee transit program. The day’s session highlighted irregular spending and delays amid tensions with a municipal committee led by President Hane.
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Milwaukee
Alamate
Hane
Thats Oo
Cone
Ted Eonto
After the hailroads Gommarton alleged
A fragmented report covers railroad rate debates in Washington with references to the Pennsylvanian line, Norfolk & Western, and other storied companies, plus remarks on Chinese exclusion, tariff politics, and congressional seating. It notes testimony and committee actions, including Tillman, Beveridge, and Dubois, amid a sweeping session on transportation and immigration policy.
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ESV Seed of
Pease Washington
Pesgruradingy
Pennsylvane Hread
Norfolk & Western Halfway Company
Hilanorea Ghin Railroad
Phikuh Tplita
Hattlerare & Wington Railroad Company
Northern Ented Holloudos
Chesapeake & IT Along
Joseph Wihieeler
Pole Eles Dar
Anthony Mitcike
Fran Gites
Costa Bay
Yankton Sa
Missouri
Hepburn Railroad
Norrow
Nate
Senate
Washington
House
Beveridge
Tillman
Wai Ting Fang
United States
Seller
Toodge
Warren
Subh Wa Ting Fang
Im Ching
Tilmman
Duhole
Investigaen
Whh Fe
Amellein
Dubras
Enothet
Linbete
Teller
Dade
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Copeshagen
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Wacthisaxton
Vers. Green
Bea
Ueni
Rite
Roehl
Tenis Pena
Trun
King
Lcdward
Dutles
Union Mea
Printers’ Union of Chicago
Mariott Wing
M'Kinley
Carsation Tay
Ane Mate Peer Menge Cmt
Jarom Abinatari
St. M Pee
Yue
Siabeies
Krauthofe
Avril
Las
Ctl
Clin
Vr. Garfield'ts
LA Follette
York
Netesernw Tamcsigth
Miew
Fae
Tate
Tevsevedi
Heb
Uae
AIENS
Oneidas
Attorin Millet
Cath
Kranthoft
Nelson Marrit & Co
Aiwa & O
Qavid
Cwens
Neenat Suceumt
Whee
Grand Jury
Ulniho
Ding
Wallbum
Schaesy
Tolstein-Sonderburg-Cilue
House of Oblong
Thanialy
Fredaddek Vito
Stun
Chetella
Clink Thin Vieti
Christhin
Fredenck
Ias
Wil
Bly
Viexandra
Enpling
Dagmar
Christe
Gon Club
Man Ejectlent Shooting
Wiliam McKinley
Eaplroes Et Tome
Binh Street
Ofher Dentha
Andereet
Gotasron
Padbat
Trameli
Dias
Gommarton
Giotto
Henebe
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