Former Pennsylvania justice James P Sterrett Dies at Home
Former Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice James P. Sterrett dies at his Philadelphia home from a carbuncle. He was years old. Other items note California crop prospects, a Missouri tax case ruling against the Missouri Board of Equalization, and various legal and social incidents across several cities.
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James P. Sterrett
Eupreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
California
Citrus
Los Angeles
Henry
Circuit Court
Kansas City
Missouri
State Board of Equalization
Western Union Telegraph Company
Harrison
Chicago
MH. F. Allen
W. C. Perry
Texas
J. W. Thompson
San Francisco
British Columbia
City
Justice Kinsey
Albert Moore
Clifton City
Ella Banch
Boneh
Moore
Frank Jannsen
Speranton
Seattle steamer reports Alaska cargo as mislaid and wrecks noted
The steamer Dolphin from Alaska reports the Daily Nova lunt at Danson destroyed by January 1. Joseph Holland, a Portland boy, was run over by a train at Kelso Washington Tuesday night and likely fatal. Mary Miller 15 died of fever in Portland. The 65000 subscriptions for Western Oregon college at Roseburg have been raised. A young woman from Illinois who died in Walla Walla underwent cancer surgery. Jessie May Clark 17, stepdaughter of Walter Newell, died in Baker City from typhoid fever. Spicer trial continues in Portland for grain fraud with warehouse receipts to Spokane and Hastings Investment Co. Three armed men robbed Bluarlow's saloon in North Yakima and two gamblers' winnings.
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Joseph Holland
Portland
Kelso
Wash
Mary Miller
George M
Lisehen M. Miller
Kuagene
Lane County
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Roneburg
Burgess
Walla Walla
Illinois
Clyde
Jessie May Clark
Walter Newell
Baker City
William E. Spicer
Spokane& Hastorn Investment Company
Criminal Department of the State Circuit Court
Bluarlow
North Yakima
Hamfer
Pyburn
Mabry
Favorite Prescription and Mrs Pierce’s Pooderip
The text promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a life giving aid for mothers and children, claiming it builds physical health, vitality, and nourishment. It touts its safety with no alcohol or opiates and invites sick women to write to Dr Pierce in Buffalo for guidance. It also references Pierce’s Pellets as an effective laxative medicine.
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Pierce
V. Pierce
Buffalo
Jo W. Gy
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Ben Aoe
Proclamations for Edward VII Amid Ancient Ceremonials
London January 24 King Edward VII of Great Britain and Ireland and Emperor of India is proclaimed with old style pageantry. The Duke of Norfolk reads the proclamation at St James’s, heralds in lavish trappings proceed to Temple Bar, and the crowd cheers as the cry God Save the King rings out. Edward leaves London for Osborne after the ceremonies.
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Norfvilh
College of Heralds
Cheapelia
Rural Exchange
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Osborne Howee
Senate Demands War Papers Over Guam Deportations
Washington reports show the Senate adopting a resolution by Senator Peffragrew to compel the War Department to disclose papers and correspondence on citizens deported to Guam as political prisoners. The Indian appropriation bill was also considered.
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Peattigrew
Secretary of War
United States
Guam
Avery Ling
Macedonian revolutionists clash in Karen village violence reported
Dispatches from Constantinople and Victoria recount a battle at Karen village with Macedonian revolutionists and Turkish forces. Casualties include killed soldiers and a subsequent clash described amid wreckage and recovered letters suggesting broader unrest.
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Karen
Krarenvesera
Krugers Bad Eye and Dowager Em Prove Frederick
Kruger Hinter underwent an operation for his deteriorating sight with a positive outlook. The Kiprese is Better. The Dowager Em proves Frederick is somewhat Lapraved tending.
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Montreal Fire Ravages Board of Trade Building
Firemen battled a cold weather blaze in Montreal as the Board of Trade building burned with estimates reaching millions. The event destroyed property and several nearby firms, while reports from the Merchants Board outline losses and the city worked to regain control as crews continued containment.
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M. Baxe & Co
Whaleeile Clothiers
A. Neleon & Sone Co
Reantore & OY
Tanner
Silverman, Holter & Co
Dita
Corteting
Cae
Indians Plotting Amidst Rising Tensions in Territory
Mawkegow and Te plan actions against Stuarfey and Romake Taiko of the Snake band have been arrested as Uprising concerns grow near TUN. Chiefs, police, and Fort Reno cavalry move to Mounh Mill to secure surrender amid heavy bolster of rumors and violence.
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Stuarfey
McBinley
Mounh Mill
Fort Reno
Women Fight In Enteryprive Saloon Scene in Kansas
In Whiten Mre Kansas on January 24 a street brawl erupted between Mrs Nation and a rival faction. A melee near a saloon drew bystanders as a police cordon formed and several participants including Mrs Nation were arrested.
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The Lion and the Bear Strain Between Admirals
In Shanghai on January 24 1904 a clash arose as Admiral Alexieff protested British Admiral Seymour’s gunboats clearing pirates from Elliott and Blonde Kapda islands in what he claims as Russian territory. Seymour replied he does not recognize the claim and would continue patrols. The dispute is described as grave.
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Heymour
War Revenue Reduction Bill Deferred by Senate Finance Panel
Senate Finance Committee completed the war revenue reduction bill and sent the report to the senate. The measure fixes beer tax at 1.50 per barrel and tobacco tax at 9 cents per ounce with other levies outlined.
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Senate Finance Committee
Unclear Medical Note on Cold Remedies
Fragmentary text mentions curing a cold and a signature or signoff. Contents are garbled with missing context, yielding few identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete facts.
Muddle in Salem over senator choices and portraits
Oregon lawmakers clash over the senatorial situation as votes mirror yesterday. A Geer portrait for the hall of representatives is approved with $600, while 400 bills have been filed this session. Congress-bound veterans and tax reforms occupy the agenda amid routine measures.
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Hall of Representatives
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Geverns
Portland Eyes Direct Portland Nehalem Tillamook Railway
Portland residents form a plan to create a corporation for a direct 75 mile railroad from Portland to Nehalem and Tillamook. Citizens have volunteered to contribute capital and leadership, promising vigorous organization and solid backing for the project.
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Portland
Portland Nehalem
Tillamook Baya
Lengh
Transport Solace Salis Flight Diverted to Guayma Prison
A ship named Transport Solace Salis faced delays and a voyage reroute as ten deported political prisoners were loaded at Guayma. The vessel then planned to proceed to Fan Franeiscu via Monolula, with Admiral timey overseeing operations.
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Innanes
Timey
Solace
Guayma
Ahe
Anal
Fan Franeiscu
Monolula
Liebler & Co Presents Calne’s Great Play Christmas
The forthcoming engagement of Liebler & Co is announced for Tuesday January 20 at Fraser House. The cast features notable names and includes scenery by a noted team. Tickets and box sales open Friday at 1 o clock.
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Fall Calne
Fraser O. House
Nga Cer & Se
Annie
al Ot Ie
Stuart
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