Turbulent revolts in Caucasus described in mail reports
From Petersburg Jan 29 reports describe armed disorder across All Caucasus regions. Insurgents defeat garrisons at Sotssl and bombard Pyatigorsk led by a renegade Cossack officer. A short lived North Caucasian republic forms then collapses after a bombardment by a Batoum torpedo boat destroyer.
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Staller
Sotssl
Black Sea
Revoluionista
Batoum
Republic
Pyatigorsk
All-Caucasia
Caucasian
Gacrigén
Tidns
Sant That St
British Elections Ended Amid Sparse Returns in Nine Seats
London Jan 29 British election results show Liberal gains with about 510 seats in the next House of Commons, Conservatives around 180. Chamberlain notes protection and Unionist leanings while Liberals tout Boer War support and tariff debates. figures estimate Liberal 376, Unionist 160, National 84, Labour 0 amid education and church influence concerns.
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London
House of Commons
Chamberlain
National
Mulang
Free trade and Labour in British politics analysis
A fragmented discussion outlines Liberal support for free trade under Campbell-Bannerman, Lincoln, and Labour’s rising influence. It notes Labour MPs likely to defy party whips on labor legislation and predicts shifts toward Chamberlain’s protectionist stance as war pressures test free trade ideals.
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Wee
Campbell-Bannerment
Whein Reader
John Bins
Joseph Chamberlain
Bott
Labour
Chamberlain
London
Bride of Lt Kingman Weds Miss Cochran in Military Ceremony
Miss Catherine Mortimer Cochran daughter of the late Colonel Cochran of the Sixth Infantry, marries Lieutenant Ralph W. Kingman of the Sixteenth Infantry in a fully military wedding officiated by Rev. Wrank Nelson. Kingman travels from the Philippines to wed in the city, with maid of honor Miss Cameron of New York and bridesmaid Miss Lena Jennings of Rochester. The groom’s brother Percy Covhren gives the bride away, and the ceremony includes several army ushers in full dress uniforms.
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New’ Yorks
Lena Jennings
Rochester
Roosevelt and Longworth Guests at Clothiers Tea
Philadelphia January 29. Miss Roosevlt and Representative Nicholas Longworth, fiancees, attended a tea hosted by Mrs Isaac H Clothier for Lloyd C. Gilscork. Roosevelt spoke and was entertained at an informal dinner in an adjoining room. Miss Roosevlt visited at the Griscoms Dolobran home in Haverford as Longworth responded to a toast.
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Philadelphia
aAtiss Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Tsane
HE Clothier
Lloyd C."gilscork
Tia Bity
Braaily
M Roosevelt
Contractor Elope Sparks South Bend Scandal
Reported in South Bend Indiana a contractor and his foreman's wife fled, with embezzlement charges against Webster and others, leaving a note hinting at remaining funds. Separate incident in Princeton notes a near asphyxiation flood of water from a burst meter, while Plymouth reports a girl severing an artery after an accident at home.
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Algo
South Bend
Webster
South ‘Bend
Ars
Enory
Mbanbaugh
Oman
Lome
King Alfonso Wins Hearts During Royal Progress
King Alfonso continues his visit with morning talks at Mourtecot and a ride through St. Jean de Luz. The Prince of Asturias meets the king at Biarritz railway station while Princess Ena receives a heart shaped diamond pendant as a token of royal affection.
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Mourtecot
Luabis
Frincess Ena
Dattenberk
Prince of the Asturias
Biarritz
Paris
Alfonse
Alfonso
Ena
King Alfonso Visits San Sebastian in Betrothal Tour
King Alfonso and Princess Ena toured San Sebastian with Princesses Eva and Henry and Prince Alexander. Crowds greeted them as bouquets honored the royal party. The queen mother Maria Christina hosted a grand reception at the palace before a countryside drive and return. Premier Moret also visited, signaling an extended amnesty tied to the betrothal announcement.
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Ni ‘Ngiikebald
Amferm
Prinesas Ena
Battenberg- Ben
Fromry
Lexander
Hattenberg
Sebastian
San Sebastian
Eva
Henry
Prince Alexander
San’ Sebastian
Maria Christina
Ena
Alexmuden Jett
Biarritz
Villa
Mourtacot
Ben Sebastian
Moret
Sin Sevastian
Madrid
Alfonso Wil Prochilman
General Wheeler Laid To Rest In Arlington
Washington reports the funeral of Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler with a guard of honor from Spanish war veterans and an army escort. The services were held at St Johns church after arrival, with burial among Civil War veterans. the body then moved to Arlington National Cemetery for interment. Annapolis news notes Midshipman Richard B. Mann, naval cadet, acquitted of hazing charges and restored to duty.
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Washington
Wheeler
St. John’s Church
Gnarl
Ariington
Fieht
New York
Joseph Wheeler
Boy Dies After School Whipping Investigated
An inquiry into the death of 12 year old Adolph Lilmutta, a Finnish pupil from Centerpoint, follows findings that a high diseased appendix caused by illness rather than beating. Coroner Fisher will conduct an inquest. the teacher remains under board protection as Finnish families voice distress.
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Calumet, Befely
Adolph Lilmutta
C. H. Stupprecht
Fisher
Centeruntel Weignes
Smallpox outbreak at Jacksonville asylum lockdown
A smallpox outbreak hits the Central Engine Hospital in Jacksonville with 606 patients housed. Quarantine set for the main building for fourteen days and all hospital visitors barred for thirty days. Dr J A Egan and Dr Blake Bakdwty oversee the vaccination of inmates. Dr B F Baker monitors progress with twice daily patient checks.
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Jacksonville
Ingine Hospital
J. A. Egan
State Board of Health
Blake Bakdwty
S. College
B. F. Baker
Pressure on the mayor over enforcement and police removal
Terre Haute reform forces press the mayor to enforce the sun-closing law and remove Chief Lintz after an impeachment failed to reach the two thirds vote. The council intends to demand policy changes while the mayor hesitates to commit to resigning or approving them amid ongoing political tension.
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Terre Haute
Terre Wiiule
Ind. Tan
Bidaman' Tren
Lintz
Outlines of World Events and Political Moves
A mosaic of notes reports events from Germany to Chicago. Emperor William’s birthday observances are noted alongside isthmian canal talks, railway orders, and the national barber association electing J C Silva of Boston as president. Also mentioned are a Japanese legation plan, Marshall Field kin, a Valencia steamer passenger offering reward, Patten’s congress bid, Santo Domingo treaty opposition, and Chicago lawyers defending Roosevelt’s finances.
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Vauil
Isthmian Canal Commission
St. Paul
Wabash Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Orianization
J. C. Silva
Boston
Meanie
Joseph N. Field
Marshall Field
Chicrgo
England
A. Patten
Chicago Board of Trade Minn
Congress
Einnols
Washington
Santo Domingo
Ohicago Prekers
Raonevelt
Miserly recluse Thompson dies in barn trap near Hammond
Chicago dispatch reports Jon A Thompson, an aged recluse who vanished two months earlier, set fire to a barn then shot himself in the hand. His partly burned body was found amid the rubble. Foreclosure by Helen Fritsche had begun. Thompson allegedly hid a fortune. A writ of ejectment prompted the dispute. Police narrowly avoided a trap as deputies entered the deserted house.
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Chicago
Teo Ag Ja Ktown
Pergong
Europe
Helen Fritsche
Thompson
Charles Beydel
Seydel
Seyde
Marsha Fred Busse
Alvin Wild
Hammond
Bussema Wild
Thompson Hoe Atend
Thea
Death by Explosion and Fire At Thompson Barn
Neighbor John Girard found a burned body amid ruined logs at Thompson property after a series of explosions and a fire. A rifle with a wire trigger and dynamite charges suggest planned murder suicide. Town officials search for buried wealth amid wreckage. separate Joliet case awards $2,000 per damaged finger in a railway incident.
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Wirag
Thompson
Thompson i
Thompson Colt
Missy Britache
Thompson Barn
Girard
Ashe
Santo Domingo Insurrection Crushed In Santo Domingo
Washington reports from naval sources that the Inez remnant of the Santo Domingo insurrection has collapsed. Only one adherent remained in the field, Al Sanchez on the corti coast, who has now surrendered to the Caceres forces.
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San Domingo
Washington
State Department
Inez
Santo Domingo
Navales
al Sanchez
Corti
Caceres
Iron girder fatality at McKees Rocks plant in Pittsburgh
At the Schoen Pressed Steel Car Company plant in McKees Rocks near Pittsburgh two workers were injured and one killed when a large iron girder fell. William Hodger died almost instantly and Charles McGuire sustained fatal injuries. The incident occurred on January 29.
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Av Tron
Pittburg
William Hodger
Charles McGuire
McKees Rocks
Schoen Pressed Steel Car Company
Suspect Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Winona Newton
Auntiz Stan els of Geta Hie Deserts Kansas City was convicted of murdering his 55 year old sweetheart Winona Newton. He faces execution by hanging on March 16 in a brutal case that shocked the community.
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Kansas City
Hitta to retire from Congress due to health issues
Washington January 29. Hitta of Tuola formally announced his decision not to seek re election to Congress. He cites health challenges and long service by Htting Hingham of Bayne sylvande and Speaker Cagnon, noting his own thirteen terms and the need to step back for the upcoming campaign.
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Congress
Washington
Rowert Roden Birt
Aerya
Tower House
Langth
Condouens
Hate H. Hingham
Bayne Sylvande
Ils
Cagnon
Lta
Hirt
House Or Representatives
Central Mine Wage Conference Opens Between Operators and Miners
In Indianapolis on January 20 two joint conferences began between operators and miners in the central region. The Southwestern district met at Tonilven hall with about 200 present. The central joint conference deferred major wage issues to a scale committee, with leaders noting strong resistance to wage reductions and to legislative work for stricter firing laws. The Southwestern gathering adjourned to Monday as committee work continues.
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Indianapolis
Alwinineus Econ
Operatora
Walvers
Ji ‘Tonilven Hall
Maosome Hall
Minera
Soine
Meiting
Central Joint Conference
Lewis
M. W
Lemand
Temluerd
Fawa
Mitchell
Umnole
Murderer boy to reform school at twenty one
A 11 year old boy who killed his baby sister by burning her to death last November faced a murder in the first degree charge. Through counsel he pleaded guilty to a reform school sentence until age 21 as the jury urged mercy. The case proceeded despite indictments and the court considered youth in sentencing.
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Tis Bauy Bacher
Ste.furna
Chillicothe
Tan
David Gr.water
Ma Baby Kother
Reform School
Grant
Guilty of Blackmailing in Lafayette Trial
Joseph Eacock found guilty of conspiracy to blackmail several citizens in Lafayette Indiana after a two week trial. He received a prison sentence extending from four to seven years. The case was noted as one of the city’s most bitterly contested in recent memory.
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Lafayette
Ind
Joseph Eacock
Tromore
Cley
Jewelry gift planned for a wedding in Paris
From Victor Emmanuel Paris dated January 29 a dispatch says the king has commissioned a Milan jeweler to craft a magnificent piece of jewelry as a wedding present for Mrs Roosevelt reflecting the event in Rome and Paris.
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Victor Emmanuel
Paris
Mulan
Debated death with doctors and a public advocate
Miss Anna Hall of Cincinnati and others push for patients to choose instant death to end unbearable pain. A Cambridge doctor and attorney general consider legal and ethical limits. The discussion cites cases of cancer and terminal illness, weighing patient autonomy against religious and moral law.
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