Episcopal Bishop Spalding suffers paralysis attack
The Episcopal diocese of Colorado reports Bishop John F Spalding is ill with paralysia. General Otix orders immediate enlistment of men for the new Twenty-ninth infantry. A barrel of disjointed items follows including a 15 year old girl shooting her father at Fort Wayne and other assorted notes from sports to international politics.
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Colorado
Otix
Twente-ninth Infantry
Josefe Sater
Fort Wayne
Inn
Hot Springs
Gilbert
Fanning
Eovond
Irwin
South Australia
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward VII
Coates Thread Company
Multiple Old-Time Deaths and River Incident Reported
Notices recall several deaths including Mrs. Kurhel A Van Patten 65 in Dayton Wasti pneumonia. Ed. Bacerbbsy 47 after ate lack pneumonia at Walla Walla river home. Con O Neil pioneer 87 died at Baker City after 20 years. John A Miller pioneer 1850 died at Allway aged 71. Weathered long illness and a fall hastened a General Miller death. The British steamship Aloo Branch and tug Volony broke at Morrison street bridge in Portland Willamette River. one pier damaged and Tug Vulcan wrecked upper gear. Homer Davenport visiting Oregon arranged to roll Mint stock. conditions require bonds not sold out of Dragon for years.
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Inker Cillow
Baker City
O'Neil
California
Aldergolch
Bota
Husain
John A. Miller
Allway
Hindendee
Miller Marviug
Aloo
Volony
Morrison Street
Portland
Willamette River
Pla
Vulcan
Homer Davenport
Oreon
A Fragment on Strength and Family Life
An odd meditation on how strength and health affect family life. The text contrasts a feeble worker with a healthy, hearty man and hints at remedies for digestive troubles. It reflects 19th century concerns about vigor, nourishment, and moral order in daily labor.
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Oman
Pierce
Akon
Stolen State School Funds Examined in Oregon Probe
Salem reports detail long running embezzlement of public school funds totaling about 90 thousand dollars. Investigators trace falsified entries and multiple officials tied to a state land scheme, with ongoing probes expected to widen disclosures and possibly recover funds.
Inaugural Preparations Draw Large Washington Crowd
An enormous crowd gathers in Washington as inaugural preparations begin. Prop motion for review stands and parade routes are underway with port cities helping deploy guards and wagons along the streets. Visitors arrive daily from across the country.
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Washington
Te Gow
Geands
de Ce
Ford
Mrs Nation Held Not Guilty of Malicious Property Destruction
Topeka court finds Mrs Nation not guilty of malicious destruction of property but convicts her on charges related to the Senate saloon raid. She remains jailed awaiting bond, while appeal and other court motions proceed amid the February 21 proceedings.
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Topeka
Kans
McCate
Nathan
Senate
Nation
Freien
Courk
District Court
Mra
Mra. Nation
Waloon
Thirteen Miners Die in Alabama Mine Disaster
Thirteen miners were trapped and drowned in a flooded abandoned mine near Tuscaloosa Alabama after the shaft collapsed. Twenty four were working. eleven escaped. Rescue teams face a long effort to pump water and clear the area.
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Turoaloves
Ala
Asylum
Tom L Johnson Presidential Candidacy Questioned
Fragmentary note suggests Tom L Johnson, long a Democratic mayor and former streetcar magnate, may not run for president. uncertain references to Cleveland and local figures indicate internal party debate and potential withdrawal.
Roosevelt in Chicago After Colorado Hunt
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Chicago early today, tanned from a Colorado hunting trip, and went alone to the Auditorium Hotel for breakfast after journeying from the plains. He remained uncommunicative and appeared bronzed following the trek.
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Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Auditorium Hotel
Notable Continental Visitor Makes Daily Round
The subject spent morning at a barber shop and bookstore, took lunch at the Union League club, then left for New York at two in the afternoon.
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Union League
New York
Callahan arraigned in Birdie Colahy kidnapping case
Omaha February 21 James Callahan one of Birdie Colahy’s alleged abductors was arraigned this morning charged with robbery false imprisonment and grand larceny. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over in 240 on each count. A hearing is set for Monday with two witnesses identifying Callahan as an occupant of the house on Moelevowe hill where Colahy was held.
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Salem
Legislative Committee
Sam
WM. Odell Wae
Anl
W. Kaie
Cea. W. Mebride
Phil Metsehan
Edo
Napoleon Davis
W. Davie
Mattiers
Ulatties
Oregon
State
Omaha
James Callahan
Birdie Colahy
Callahan
Howe
Moelevowe Hill
Cadahy
Rhela Redmonda
South Omaha
Pat Crowe
Aave Crowe
Couneshatte
Baxter
De Wet Proclaims Boer War Allegations in Cape Town
General De Wet issues a proclamation from Cayo Town accusing the British of flagrant breaches of civil warfare rules. He charges capture of doctors and ambulances, deportation of wounded, arming of Kalira, and mistreatment of Boer women and children by British troops.
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Cayo Town
Dewet
Cape Colony
Kalira
Major wholesale fire hits Atlanta firms early morning
A fire in Atlanta destroyed the wholesale houses of Maddox Brog, CGirameng & Spaulde ing, McConnell & Christopher, Rankin & Davidson, Draper & Commings company losing about half a million dollars. Several smaller buildings burned as investigators probe the origin. In Washington, the Chinese question deepens as Minister Conger reports the Chinese have acceded to all demands from the powers.
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Atlanta
Maddox Brog
Cgirameng & Spauldeing
McConnell & Christopher
Rankin & Davidson
Draper & Commings Company
Imperor
Washington
Miniater
Ith
Pittsburg Bank Run After Withdrawn Hundred Thousand
In Pittsburg on February 21, a large withdrawal of 100000 marked by fear and panic as customers lined up at the German National Bank seeking their deposits after a reported run on the institution.
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Pittsburg
German National Bank
New Coinage Plans Hint At Vent Pieces And Die Destruction
The text outlines impending coinage changes featuring vent pieces with a central bole and nickel composition, contrasting with gold and silver coins. It notes dies used by the government for strikes, removal of old dies at the Philadelphia mint, and the emery wheel reworking of dies. Mention includes a cold remedy advertisement and counterfeit warnings.
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United States
Philadelphia
Anti Corbett forces split as bribery claim shocks legislature
A bribery charge surfaces amid factional splits over Maine senate voting. A janitor allegedly received 1800 to deliver a Democrat’s vote, then fled with part of the money. The legislature adjourns with Corbett supporters possibly shifting to H W Scott. bills on bicycle paths and park blocks advance, while other measures pass or near passage.
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State House
Poorman
Wo Leva
Stomle
Ing
Senate
McCracken
Death of Former Senator Ate M White in Los Angeles
Former U S Senator Ate M White died at his home in Los Angeles at 4 this morning after a long illness. He was born January 19 in Han Freavelooo and was a prominent lawyer and leader of Southern California democracy. He served no term in the United States Senate.
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Los Angeles
United States
Ate M. White
California
United States Senate
Trial of Dr Samuel J Kennedy Returns to Jury
The fate of Dr Samuel J Kennedy, on trial for a second time over the Dolly Reynolds case, rests with the jury this afternoon as the prosecution closes and the defense argues. The courtroom was tense this morning amid questions of evidence and credibility.
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New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dolly Reynolds
Arekein
Indian man Ramon Tapia granted new trial in murder case
San Francisco Feb 21 Ramon Tapia an Indian was sentenced to life for the murder and incineration of Jacob Voeitinger in San Diego two years ago. The supreme court granted a new trial this morning on the ground of inaudicient evidence.
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San Francisco
Ramon Tapia
Jacob Voeitinger
San Diego
Supreme Court
Nicaragua Canal Cabinet Decision Report
The minister said he would submit the Nicaraguan canal matter to the cabinet in Hemenking tomorrow. A Brussels fire and an oil train disaster in Kroswele are also noted with casualties and alarms in the foreign dispatches.
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London
Lanedowne
Choate
Hemenking
Herbal remedy ad from Tallman & Co catalog
An 19th century style notice for Karl's Clover non Tea praised as the healer, claiming ancestral blood purity benefits. It lists price as 2 and 60 ot and credits Tallman & Co as leading retailer.
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Karl
Tallman & Co
Ree
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