Collision at Broad… injures many in town
A train wreck near Broad Street this morning injures twenty two and leaves several critically hurt. William Millington and Walter Sie were among the injured, with others cut and bruised. The crash involved a moving car at full speed and trapped men and women in wreckage.
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Broaderimne Sleeth
Anilan
William Millington
Walter Sie
J. Fed Aller
Joweyh
Farles Ouorgin
Kansans Association Session Opens In Topeka
The Kansas associations convene in Topeka with J G Slanecher presiding and new officers named. The morning features committee business and routing plans, with an address by Cumming of Iowa tonight and a closing convention banquet anticipated. Poultry show highlights Clinton exhibits from Iowa Missouri and others, with extensive stalls and competitions. A North Dakota and Minnesota implement dealers meeting runs concurrent, featuring a large trade program expected to extend through Saturday.
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Topeka
Mhoring
J. G. Slanecher
Cumming
Iowa
Nl Hotel
View Of Tom Johnson In 1920s Cleveland
Cleveland editor profiles Mayor Tom Johnson outlining his focused, austere daily routine at city hall and home, his persistence in public service, and his strategy to pursue betterment for Cleveland. The piece notes his workload, decision to streamline operations, and recent franchise ordinance to cap streetcar fares at 3 cents in three lines within the city.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Tom Johnson
City Hall
Cheely Hall
Uimita
San Francisvo Star
New London to Launch Monster Cargo Carrier The Dakow
Two weeks from today the Eastern company in New London will launch a massive cargo carrier named The Dakow. The ship spans 680 feet in length, 72 feet 6 inches in width, and features a four-masted schooner rig with pole shafts. Owned by Jamey J. Hill, it is designed for steady performance in all weather and will serve the Great Northern Railway's Pacific trade.
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New London
Conm
Eastern Company
Minnesota
Tod
Jamey J. Hill
Wind
Great Northern Railway
Train Load of Burial Cases Horribly Scorched and Torn
A daybreak arrival reports 47 bodies recovered from a disaster with horrific mutilation. A special train to surface cages aided systematic removal as the grim scene unfolded. Separate data notes U.S. labor strikes and national wealth figures from 1881 to 1900.
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Pannayl
Vania
Cheawlek
Geoson
Cheswick
Alr
Devon
United States Commissioner of Labor
United States
Premeditation on Brown and wife in Oregon tragedy
Coroner's inquest confirms both Mrs. John T. Brown and husband John T. Brown died by suicide and murder suicide, with findings that she went to her death voluntarily. Witnesses describe a happy couple from Nebraska to Oregon with a planned, fatal act after hidden tensions. letters reveal farewell messages and requests for burial.
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East Oregonian
Mr. Brown
John T. Brown
Bottie Tyad
Dr. McFan
E. J. Smith
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Smith
Burial Planned After Wife Murders Case
Telegrams reach coroner from Brown brothers regarding murder scene details. Relabeck and Summerville kin urge proper burial and securing personal effects. Burial set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Olney Cemetery under Baker & Folson funeral home and local lodge auspices.
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Cole
Mire. Brown
M. Ll. Brown
Relabeck
Laws
Thomas A. Brown
Summerville
Kan
Baker & Folaom
Focal Lodge
Olney Cemetery
Laws That Are Needed At County and Probate Court
Illness Judges Are Holding Import ant Convention in Springfield Jan 27 with Judge Orrin N Carter presiding. The session featured an address by Judge Peters. The meeting closed with a banquet at the Leland hotel.
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Springfeld
U. Jan
Orrin N. Carter
Chicago
Peters. Grogdeup
United States
Elheutt Court
Conty Court
Leland Coed
Farmers Hold Wheat Over Rumors of War Prices
Washington farmers curb selling as eastern rumor drives grain prices. State grain inspector J. W. Arnamith reports about one third of the crop in the state and some 20 percent held by farmers. Portions may be moved if eastern price signals improve mills inland.
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Washington
Tacoma
Wash
J. W. Arraamith
Pythians in Convention in Northeastern Oregon
Pythians plan a three-district convention in the city on March 6 and the following Saturday evening. District deputies from Baker City Sumpter Union and La Grande will attend with hopes for prizes. Contests for precedence in work are noted, with no rank work at the division meet.
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VO. Montgomery
MM. J. Lewy
Union
WH Tk. Nev
Oak Cit
Distriet
Gintriche
Tha
Keighte
Fythian
Dieteleia
Thie City
Orlock
Idor
Baker City
Sumpter
da Grande
Perigee
Red Boy Consolidated mining case headed for sale in Baker City
In Baker City on January 27 Judge Eakin granted creditors of the Red Boy Consolidated Mining Company the right to sell its property to satisfy claims and set a sale date soon. He also authorized borrowing 1600 dollars to cover expenses pending sale. In Nine Mile Canyon Utah 16 cliff dwelling houses have been found and will be explored, the northernmost of their kind.
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Eakin
Baker City
Circuit Court
Red Boy Consolidated Mining Company
Nine Mile Canyon
Utah
Habeas Corpus Writ Sought for Mayor Harrison in Theater Disaster
Mayor Harrison filed for a writ of habeas corpus claiming no warrant for holding him responsible for the theater fire. The court released him on his own recognizance after hearing arguments challenging the coroner's verdict. The judge suggested the coroner's jury may have erred, and Harrison was discharged.
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Chicago
Harrison
Wlh
Taane
Bo Pire
Combe
Herrison
Cononer
Crusade Begun Against Christian Science Practitioners
The health board plans a crackdown after today’s statement by a city official. Detectives gather names of practitioners who charge for treatment without license. The list will be turned over to the city attorney for action, with fines up to 28 dollars.
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Lovie
Jan
eeHealth
Tobafone Jolie
Christian Science
Lyall Department
Board of Health
Liforea
Eliy
East for Irrigation Views and 1903 Hay Prices Analysis
The Merchants' Association of New York reports on irrigation issues and urges restraint on land laws while opposing timber and land speculation. It notes hay prices by state for 1903, Rhode Island at highest per ton and Nebraska with a lower figure, and Arizona leads yields per acre with 346 tons.
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Rhode Island
Nebraska
Arizona
New Hampshire
Building Operations Show Large National Decline
During the first nine months of the year building activity fell nationwide. In eight major cities the decline totals 42 250 010 dollars, signaling a broad shrinkage in labor demand and commerce as workers cut purchases for materials and supplies.
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United States
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