Stone Wins Democratic Caucus Nomination for U. S. Senate
Former Governor William J. Stone of Ferguson, St. Louis County, was unanimously chosen as the Democratic nominee for United States Senator. William H. Wallace withdrew, leaving one vote for Stone as dismissal speeches followed praise for party unity and a note on Wallace’s gratitude. A separate rail bill was also introduced in the Senate to require color-segregated passenger coach compartments.
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Municipal acetylene gas plant explosion kills two men
A gas plant in Mapleton Iowa exploded last night killing John Matthews and Charles Bradford who were inside the building at the time. Authorities report there were no survivors from the incident and investigators are at the scene.
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Gun duel ends in spectacular target destruction at sea
In San Francisco heavy gun practice with a twelve inch gun hurled a wooden sea target twelve by eight feet to pieces on the second shot three miles offshore. In Manchester Virginia Ernest Davis, colored, was hanged for the murder of John Stokes last summer. Indirect report says Alfred Bell, famed as possibly the world’s richest man, is seriously ill in Johannesburg.
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Editor in Trouble with Divorce Plans in Yorkville
Jas Ford editor of the Yorkville Yeoman declares he must quit editing due to marital trouble choosing among death by action whisky or divorce but South Carolina law blocks divorce and he will suspend publication while seeking residence elsewhere. He affirms Mrs Ford's character remains above reproach.
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Unspeakable Suffering in Chicago Over Fuel Shortage
Chicago Jan 9 Thousands queue for coal as loaded cars sit stalled on rail lines and markets run dry. Mayor Harrison appeals fail to meet need while Salvation Army and charities struggle to feed cold families. Rescue crews recover 300 tons of anthracite from a river bed sold at ten dollars a ton.
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London Rumor Claims Chamberlain Shot in South Africa
A London report stated that Secretary Chamberlain had been shot in South Africa, but the foreign office reported no information and officials say it is likely a false rumor. In New York, Havemeyer is rumored to retire as Sugar Trust president next Wednesday with a transition to Standard Oil ownership.
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Roosevelt opposes Utah Mormon apostle senator bid
A Washington special reports President Roosevelt opposes electing a Mormon apostle to the Utah senate seat. Senator Kearns says Roosevelt fears the move would cause strife in Washington and Utah and wants to be recorded in opposition.
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Will of Col Hoy Filed for Probate
The will of Judge Thomas P. Hoy was filed for probate this morning appointing Major A. P. Morey as executor. After settlements, the remaining estate goes to grand nephew Thomas P. Hoy Jr., son of W. E. Hoy of Madison Station Mississippi.
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Divorce Suit Filed by Alice Allen
Alice Allen filed for divorce in Circuit Clerk Daugherty's office today through attorney A. L. Shortridge against Joseph Allen.
Crowds at the Lake Skaters Enjoy a Night
Forest Park Lake drew large crowds of skaters and enthusiasts who enjoyed a lively evening into the late hours. The event highlighted community interest in skating and outdoor recreation at the popular lake venue.
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