Hamilton Murder Trial Highlights Expert Testimony
Dr. Mrd- Pr r of anatomy from University of Minnesota testified with an articulated skeleton showing how the fatal knife wound likely entered from the back. The defense rested as the case faced sensational developments surrounding F. H. Hamilton, a popular newspaper man connected to Leonard Day and a shared acquaintance with a young woman.
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Min Lis
Mrd- Pr R
Anatomy
University of Minnesota
Hamilton
F. H. Hamilton
Leonard Day
Wom
Hanna to ride with McKinley in inauguration parade
Hanna will ride with McKinley for the inauguration parade after a long controversy. Roosevelt will not ride with him as proposed. Hanna chairs the joint congressional committee on the inauguration and has the right of way. Cannon may also ride with the president, with other committee members joining Roosevelt.
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Washington, D. C
Hanna
McKinley
Roosevelt
Chai
Joint Congressional Committee
Cannon
House
Eagle City as Recording Point for Koyukuk Claims
Eagle City designated as the recording point for the Koyukuk country with all Cook Inlet mining claims to be filed at Vaides. Miners circulate a petition to authorities to reorganize districts to centralize the recorder's office.
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Eagle City
Koyukuk
Cook Inlet
Vaides
Recorder’s Office
United diplomatic move as consul refuses interview
Adelbert Hay the United res consul at Pretoria arrived today and immediately departed for London. He declined to be interviewed as questions about the matter were pressed.
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Bout. Mpton
United Res
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
London
Magnificent Ceremony in Paris for Deputy Leaders’ Marriage
The religious marriage of Hans Deeokanel, president of the deputies, and Gersaine Brice took place in Paris. Ten thousand people attended as Grand Opera artists provided music and ushers were sons of famous men. A reception followed, lasting four hours.
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Paris
Hans Deeokanel
The
of Deputies
Gers ®Aine Brice
Brice
Storm King Devastation Reaches Canadian Northwest
Reports from travelers describe widespread storm damage across Alaska and into the Canadian Provinces. French Canada north of Fort Edmonton and Saskatchewan settlements face heavy losses, with cattle rancher M. M. Hartmann in Calgary noting severe stock losses and unprecedented winter conditions.
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Alaska
Fort Edmonton
M. M. Hartmann
Calgary
Geatery
Canadian Northwest
Fort Ed- Montes le
Frigid Saskatchewan and Canadian settlers face stock loss
Reports describe severe winter hardship among French Canadian and foreign settlers across the western territories. Small stock herds suffered as housing failed to protect against storms. Stock losses and widespread frost threaten food and capital, with rumors of deaths among Calgary migrants and Russian farmers amid frozen wheat and looming need for aid.
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Adreda
Tehewan
Calgary
Charmer Arrives at Kahului After Tacoma Run
In Honolulu on February 7 1900 reports Charmer an American ship carrying insurance to San Francisco arrived safely at Kahului after a four day voyage from Tacoma. Postal clerks in Honolulu have begun a strike refusing overtime pay. Queen Victoria’s death spurred stores to close and display black crepe. The Sonoma arrived from San Francisco with rough seas causing upper deck damage. Zealandia will be fitted for 100 laborers in San Francisco and sent to Port Los Angeles to bring workers to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Charmer
San Francisco
Kahului
Tacoma
Uncle Sam
Zealandia
Port Lono Angeles
Fought With a House Cat In West Virginia Tragedy
Mrs J Wenley Oates of Romney West Virginia was attacked by her house cat while cleaning a room. The cat leaped from a tilted chair biting her wrist and choking her. Poisoning is receding, and doctors fear she may not recover.
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Romney
W. Va
J. Wenley Oates
Bachelor Maids Club Formed in Chehalis Report
In Chehalis the local area forms an organization titled The Bachelor Maids Club. Officers include President Miss Wisen and Vice President Miss, with the group focusing on social pursuits away from romantic ties.
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Olympia
Wash
Feb
Chehalis
Foh
Bachelor Maids’ Club
Wisen
Old Bachelor Club Sparks in Dime Novel Style
A girl club responds with solemn oaths against bachelor suitors while a rival “Old Bachelor” group vows to avoid female homes and any gifts. Members wear heart and dart badges, while the men show ivory buttons with the word Nit and a humorous future image.
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Metella Glasgow
Mise Edna Shook
Mies Wilhelmina Fullentone
Misa Florence Smith
Solleitora
Olive Trenton
Edith Adame
Bachelor Club
Great steel trust deal near completion in United States Steel Co
New York February 16 reports indicate a massive steel trust deal is about to close. Corporate papers draft and capital to be set at 600 million dollars, exceeding any American company. The merger likely forms United States Steel Co.
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Great Steel Trust
United States
Steamers Chas. D. Lane and Roanoke Load for Isthmus
The steamer Chas. D. Lane will arrive at Panama on the 24th and load freight for San Francisco for the Panama Railroad Co. The Roanoke is in San Francisco now and will load a cargo for the isthmus for the same company. The government recharters Wyefield, and will send her to Manila with army equipment. The British steamer Buckingham, at Portland, is chartered to carry freight to Manila.
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Chas. D. Lane
Panama
San Francisco
Panama Railroad Co
Roanoke
Isthmus
Wyefield
John Rosenfeld
Veesel
Manila
Buckingham
Portland
Streetcar Route Change on Ballard Division
Streetcars on the Ballard division of Seattle Electric Railroad now run down to Columbia Street after previously stopping at Madison for an extended period.
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Seattle Electric Company
Columbia Street
Madison
Revolutionary chaos rocks Madrid and Granada outbreaks
Telegram from Madrid reports mobs attacking convents this morning sparking a pitched battle with troops. Four dead and 120 wounded. Granada sees two killed in a live demonstration. Valencia reports troops occupying the city’s principal point.
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Paris
Madrid
Granada
Valencia
Lane Street Presbyterian Church to Be Dedicated Tomorrow
The new Lane Street Presbyterian church between Ninth and Tenth Avenues will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. Rev. Hugh W. Gilchrist will preach the sermon.
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Lane Street
Congress Next Week in Lively Senate and House
Washington Feb 14 Next week the senate will be lively with appropriation bills occupying most of the time and fierce debates. A bill granting both rivals Sampson and Ichiey the rank of vice admiral is expected to pass in the senate, while the house will take up the general deficiency bill and related appropriations before next Friday. Washington's birthday will be observed by both houses with readings of his farewell address.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Sampson
Ichiey
Washington
Mob Attacks Town In Chalon Aliot Incident
A mob of about 1 attacks the town of Chalon today injuring several police officers and locals. Reports indicate multiple casualties on both sides amid the unrest and clashes.
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Chalon Eye
Todey
Kansas Legislature Deletes Word Loyalty From Royal Thanks
In Topeka on February 16 the house filed a king of England condolence note on the queen's death. A member objected to the word loyalty in the note and it was stricken from the record.
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Topeka
Kan
England
Japanese Sailor Seeks Death On Board Harbor Vessel
Coroner Hoye answered a report this afternoon stating a Japanese sailor shot himself to death. The tragedy is said to have occurred on board a Rousel at anchor in the harbor.
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Hoye
Weat Beattle
Rousel
Miners Entombed in Cumberland Shaft Face Doomed Rescue Efforts
Victoria reports the Union mines disaster at Cumberland where 66 miners including 25 Chinese workers are trapped after explosions and fires. Rescuers struggle to reach the shaft while officials consider flooding to quell fires, with little hope of saving those inside. The premier and others rush to Cumberland as details remain scarce and evolving.
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Victoria
B.C
Union
Cumberland
Jas, Dunamuir
Wellttington Co
Union Mines
Ottawa
Robbin Dunemuir
HM. L. Lindony
Little
Morgan
Nanaimo
M. Allison
Seattle
John Allison
Geo, Turnbull
FR Fieck
W . Walker
Geo. Walker
Wm. Walker
Peter Hardeson
Duncan Munro
W. Bueddon
John White
Thos. Lord
Boonean
L. Simonds
Andrew Smith
D. M. Davis
McGinnis
J. Cromer
M. Maffo
Dunemuire
Preas
Cale
Dunemutt
Joan
Httle
W. Br, Walker
Willian Walker
John Whyte
Lord
Jas
Halliday
W. Snedden
W. Hone
Kr, Freck
L. Bimendi
Iie
Dunemuir
Vancouver
Pooley
Unionemine
Saloon Destruction By Armed Mob In Kansas City
A mob of 75 men armed with axes and hatchets led by threetey ministers attacked and wrecked the Last Otmtee saloon this morning. The bartender endured coercion at gunpoint while the violence unfolded. The incident echoes temperance era actions and reflects public unrest over saloon establishments.
The Burglar Fell Asleep In Truax Home
A burglar entered Chas Truax’s residence in Chicago and helped himself to wine and food. After filling his loot, he ate and drank until drowsy, then slept in an easy chair. The maid alerted the employer, who called police. detectives captured the suspect, Herman Myer, a former sandman dismissed years earlier.
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Chicago
Chas. Truax
Sue
Truax
Herman Myer
Married to the Duke in lavish St Pauls ceremony
London reports the wedding of the Duke of Westminster to Miss Shelagh Cornwallte Weet at St Pauls Cathedral. The 1 PM ceremony was described as very elaborate with prominent attendees.
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London
Duke of Westminster
Shelagh Cornwallte Weet
St. Pauls
Jury awards $890.19 in Fletcher vs Fisk case
In a Denver 1892 note dispute, the jury under Donald Fletcher found Archie C. Fisk liable for $890.19. Both parties had undergone voluntary bankruptcy since the note, and the defense argued discharge under bankruptcy. the verdict covers the full note amount.
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Donald Fletcher
Archie C. Fisk
Denver
Bill to bar felons from entering DC without permit
Washington February 16. Chairman Babcock introduces a district law barring entry to the District of Columbia by anyone convicted of larceny burglary trick or swindling crimes if their sentence ended within five years. Applicants must mail a permit request with details and may be bonded 4000. Penalties include up to a $1 fine and one year in jail for violations.
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Washington, D. C
Babcock
House Committee On
Oleomargarine Bill Advances in Senate Vote
The open was laid aside by the senate this morning and the oleomargarine bill taken up in its place by a vote of 46 to 2.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Reapportionment Bill Advances in Olympia House
In Olympia on February 16 the reappointment bill was introduced in the house and sent to the state printer. It becomes the order of business for Thursday afternoon amid opposition chiefly centered in Pierce County. Senator Hamilton seeks a plan to preserve his seat alongside Senator Lecrone. Spokane shows mixed interest while King County would gain three seats.
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Olympia
Pierce County
Benator Hamilton
Lecrone
Spokane
King County
Dowager Empress Frederick Falls Ill at Cronberg
Hamburg reports Dowager Empress Frederick has suffered a relapse following a stumble at Cronberg. Great apprehension is felt about her condition and the outcome remains uncertain.
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Hamburg
Frederick
Cronberg
May Wheat in Chicago Market Report
May wheat prices are quoted in Chicago markets with a 100 percent figure noted, reflecting a streams of price data for the San Francisco area on February 16 and February 4.
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San Francisco
Minesia
ICAGO
Teameater T. P. Cakaly Injured In Runaway Incident
T. P. Cakaly suffered a fractured leg when he was thrown from his wagon during a runaway at Fifth and Jackson streets. He was carried to his home at 1576 Grant Street for treatment.
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T. P. Cakaly
Fifth and
Jackson Street
Grant Street
Funeral of Mrs Keefe
The funeral service for Alma Keefe who died by her own action will be held from the family residence 818 Boren Avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock. Mrs Keefe leaves two children Alger aged 10 and Oscar aged 8.
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Alma Keefe
Boren Avenue
China Defiant as Court Bars Further Executions
London dispatch reports the Chinese court again defiant signaling it will not order further executions of officials beyond Hu Haien and Prince Chwang, per telegraphic advices. The move heightens tensions as foreign envoys urge restraint and international concern grows.
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London
Mob Attacks Jesuit Monastery During Dr Merranodi Funeral
In Valencia on February 16 a mob at Dr Merranodi's funeral raised a black flag and attacked the Jesuit monastery, stoning the building and breaking doors. Gendarmes repelled the mob, killing one and wounding two.
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Valencia
Merranodi
Extra Session Talk Sparks March Call
A New York congressman said the president indicated plans to call an extra session on March 35. The remark came as Washington, PD, CC reported the potential move amid ongoing policy debates.
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Washington
PD. CC
Congress
New York
Fire chief Deany resigns after council promo probe
Victoria reports chief of the fire department Deany resigns amid city council inquiry into a recent promotion he recommended to assistant chief. Deany has served 30 years and is regarded as a top firefighter in the West.
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Victoria
Deany
Deasy
Weat
May Prove A Murder Edward Clyde Dies In County Hospital
Edward Clyde, a laborer, died this morning at the county hospital from injuries received in a Feb. 12 fight in the tenderloin district. Clyde was found at the Senate saloon and sent to headquarters. A inquest will be held as Detective Lapete investigates claims Clyde belonged to a gang and was attacked for reporting their headquarters.
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Edward Clyde
Tenderloin
Clyde
Senate
H. Y. O'Brien
Lapete
Death of two sparrows during field hunt near Smith Pond
A party of gunners found two English sparrows in a field by Smith Pond in Cherry Valley Maas. One bird was dead, the other died as hunters watched, and the men claim it was suicide.
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Eide
Smith Pond
Cherry Valley
Maas
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