Warmer News in Brief From Across Regions
The roundup reports Count Gourke’s death at Scharow Rus sia fire gutting the Indianapolis Sun plant Tolone Illinois rolling mills at Lyons Kansas burned with full loss. Alaska salmon cannery indictments.
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Count Gourke
Scharow
Iver
Russia
Indianapolis
Chicago
W. M. Wyeth
Omaha
St. Joseph
J. S. Harlan
Porto Rico
Alfred I. Hovey
Bethany Hospital
Ontario
Canada
Carrie Nation
Kansas Temperance Union
John R. Flynn
The
Alliance
Kansas City
R. S. Kingman
West
Sparta
Wis
George F. Harding
Adelaide
San Diego
Cal
William Gibson
Catlettsburg
William
Prussia
Federal Grand Jury
Juneau
Alaska
Harriman-Morgan - Vanderbilt Railroad Syndicate
Pullman Car Company
Flolena
Mont
de la Garde
Sween
Senate Debates Subsidy Bill as House Plans Week of Appropriations
The Senate will press the ship subsidy bill through the early part of the week with possible night sessions. Senator Allison may move to take up the District of Columbia appropriation bill next, while the House stays busy with several appropriation measures and related reforms. A centennial program for John Marshall’s appointment is set in the House tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Friends of the Shipping Bill
Allison
District of Columbia
Marshall
Bacon
Teller
Caffery
Representative Harmer
Pennnsylvania
House
Post Office
Revenue Cutter Service
John Marshall
The
United States
House of Representatives
Memorial to King Edward Observed in Lincoln Neb
A memorial service for the late King Edward was held at Holy Trinity Episcopal church in Lincoln under the auspices of Lincoln’s British subjects. Chancellor Albert Watkins delivered life reflections, with choral music by the combined first Congregational and Holy Trinity choirs led by H. J. W. Seamark. Resolutions will be sent to King Edward by Major J. F. Staney, ex Royal Guards officer with the American army in Missouri. Clergymen from nearby churches attended.
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Lincoln
Neb
British Royal Guards
Department of Missouri
Kidnaper Suspect Uneasy In Dallas
Sheriff Johnson treats prisoner C Menderson as a Cudahy kidnapping suspect and reveals he kept the man in the dark about the charge until last night. Menderson showed unease in his cell after learning the accusation. The sheriff notes Henderson had $1000 on Friday before arrest, while he had only 15 cents then.
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Dallas
Tex
Johnson
Hr. C. Menderson
Henderson
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Kansas City Trade Delegation Starts Weeklong Tour
Sixty Commercial club members led by Kansas City manufacturers and workers depart on a seven day trading trip through Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory and northern Texas. The group travels in several trains carrying hundreds of pounds of literature promoting Kansas City's advantages as a trading point.
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Kansas City
Cen
Commercial
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Prince Parlatkinsky a Youthful Publisher Dies by Suicide
Prince Parlatkinsky, publisher of the Northern Courier and supporter of radical causes, shot himself last Thursday after a troubled year marked by a forbidden marriage to Mile Yavorskaya and parental disapproval of his newspaper venture that consumed much of the estate.
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ST. Petersburg
Prince Parlatkinsky
Northern Courier
Mile. Yavorskaya
Carrie Nation Faces Plot to Tar and Feather Her
A Topeka report says police investigated a alleged plan by liquor interests to tar and feather Carrie Nation. Nation and her followers held prayers and gave speeches across Topeka as a recruiting office opened for the nation’s army. Postmaster Guthrie notes Nation receives heavy mail including funds for the temperance cause.
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Kansas City
the Times
Topeka
Kan
Luster
Marshall Stahl
Carrie Nation
Marshal Stahl
President Burt Discusses Union Pacific Plans in New York
Horace G. Burt president of the Union Pacific is in New York at the Waldorf Astoria with wife and friends including J. H. Millard of the America National Bank and Judge W. R. Kelly. He outlines Union Pacific gains after acquiring Southern Pacific and details roadbed improvements in Wyoming and big changes on the main line. The line will be shortened about thirty four miles making Council Bluffs to Ogden nearly 1000 miles.
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Charles H. Layton
Upper
Sandusky
Commercial National Bank
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Congress
Michigan Senate
House
Hamburg
Marcus Daly
New York
W. C. Whitney
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Yellow Pine Lumber Company
Warren
Anson
Chicago
Chas. B. Rogers
Indiana
Zanzibar
Zanibar
John P. Vinson
Continental National Bank
New York City
Nation
Topeka
London
Pauline Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Duke of Roxburghe
Williamson
Illinois
United States Rubber Company
the Tribune
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad
Waldorf-Astoria
J. H. Millard
Ame2ica National Bank
W. R. Kelly
Union Pacific
Burt
Southern Pacific
Matn
Wyoming
Divide
Salt Lake
Utah
Council Hiuffs
Ogden
Public buildings bill boosts costs for several cities
The House committee on public buildings and grounds moved favorable on the public building bill, increasing outlines for multiple cities. Cheyenne Wyoming to 620400, Helena to 350000, Joplin Missouri 190000, Hot Springs Arkansas 85000, St. Louis 1150000, Salt Lake City 500000, Seattle 750000.
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St. Washington
Iweb
House Committee On Public
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Pension Court of Appeals Bill Rejected by House Committee
Washington Feb 4 The pension court of appeals measure tied to Grand Army of the Republic faced defeat in the house committee on invalid pensions by 6 to 7. A subcommittee of Norton Graff and Miner was appointed to refine the department bill establishing the pension appeals process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pension Court of Appeals
Grand Army of the Republic
House Committee On
Norton, Graff
Miner
German Consul Seeks Indemnity Over West River Outbreak
In Canton the German consul demands 100000 dollars per wounded sailor and 50000 dollars for other damages from the West river piracy incident. Officials note rising piracy as consuls urge stronger waterway protection. the viceroy says he is doing all that is possible.
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Hong Kong
Canton
West River
Boer Attack Successful
London dated report from Lord Kitchener says Medderfontein post south west of Krugersdorp was attacked by about 1000 Boers. A relief column could not stop the fall and captured troops are arriving at Vereeniging.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Pretoria
Medderfontein
Krugersdorp
Vereeniging
Tragic Father and Son Die in Strychnine Suicide
In Fostoria Ohio on February 4 Mrs Jacob Yochinn age 50 and her son William age 19 were found dead in their bedrooms. Police say they had been missing three days and evidence points to death by suicide using strychnine. Poverty is blamed for the despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Jacob Yochinn
William
Nebraska Population Compared Across All 365 Municipalities
The census bulletin presents Nebraska totals for every incorporated city town and village. It lists detailed population figures for each of the 365 municipalities and notes changes from ten years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Offeral Returns
Tn the
Nebraska
Stamping Out Smallpox in York Nebraska
Stamping Out Smallpox in York Nebraska February 4. All smallpox patients in the city will be released from quarantine in a few days as cured and non spreading. Cases were mild and quarantines held to prevent spread though several cases remain in the western county. Dr EB B Hanna led care and received praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Neb
EB. B. Hanna
Man Hangs Self In Outhouse Near Norfolk
George Berz, 41, committed suicide in an outhouse by hanging with a neck scarf. He recently sold his farm and lived in town with brother in law Conrad Wachter, leaving two wives and four children.
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Norfolk
Web
George Berz
Conrad Wachter
Wealthy Pioneer Samuel Germaine Dies Near WUMBOLDT
Samuel Germaine a wealthy farmer and pioneer of the WUMBOLDTNebraska area died at his southeast of town home after a year of declining health. He was noted for his long service in local affairs and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wumboldt
Neb
Samuel Germaine
Fresh Flowers On Shipboard Impress Passenger
A Philadelphia man tested cut flower preservation for his fiancée on a voyage to Europe. He prepared six labeled boxes and had the steward open one daily in cold storage. By the time she reached Liverpool she reported the flowers were as fresh as if just gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Europe
Liverpool
A Three Billion-Dollar City
The article notes New York City's real estate valuation exceeds $2.0 billion with standout holdings like the Equitable Life building valued at $6.0 million and the Waldorf Astoria hotel at $5.0 million, illustrating concentration of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Equitable Life
James P. Sterling Former Pennsylvania Chief Justice Dies
James P. Sterling former chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has died in Philadelphia at age 87 from complications related to a carbuncle. The death ends a long public service career and is reported by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sterling
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mary E Poole elected President of G A R Ladies Association
The Presidents of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic announce Mary E Poole of Whiting Indiana as their new President. The 89 year old veteran supporter endorses Dodds Kidney Pills for Brights Disease and kidney disorders citing personal use and success. Boxes sold locally or by Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Brittle nails improved with olive oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Uote
Whiting
Ind
Whiting, Ind
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Mary E. Poole
Poole
Dodd
Bright
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Many remedies and ads crowd a late 19th century page
A collage of patent medicines, household goods, and promotions appears. Garfield Tea and Defiance Starch advertise cures and value, while Dr. Xaine and Carter’s claim health boosts. Real estate asks 148 for a piano, and quine tablets promise a one day cold cure.
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Senute
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Sherif
Dallas, Tex
Man
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Royal Wood
MLB
Mrs. Nation
Hickman
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Tiildreth
Ee Sass
Holdrege
Holstein
Seers
Komer
Hooper
Hubbell Villi
Sete Lawrente
Eone One
Leigh
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Rey
Ont
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Anne Rey
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Loup Ty Eeeseee
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Malmo
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Uey
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Minden
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Naper Village
Belden
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Ewes
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Belvidere
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Benkelman
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Asa Bennett
North Platte
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Oakdale
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Rekine
Berlin
Bertrand
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Awe
Bethany
Ohiowa
Blair Chy
Brainard
Qverton
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Orl
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Ee Steer
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Vdoc
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Chester
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Raymond
Clarkson
Red Cloud City
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Republican
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Stelnauer
Racle
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Ilba
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Wi Creek
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Etchorn
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Kim
Mxeter
Talmage
Fairbury City
Tamora
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Tecumseh City
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Falla City
Tilden
Varnam
Varwell
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Oes
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Pete Eee Mae
Batt University Place
Fremont Elty
Wallerton City
Valentine Village
Geneva
Geal Oma
Valley Town
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Valparaiso
Venato Eee Eeesee Ae
Gran Taland City Hall
Wauneton
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Wausa
Greeley Center
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Greenwood
Wayne Town
Gresham Village
Gretna
Western Village
Ewan
Gross
West Lincoln
Guide Rock
Weaton
Yemingford
Jrenderson
Herman
Soho
President OF Presidents
Defiance
Xaine
Rune, Ltd
St. Jhiladels
Sam
Carter
Schmoller & Mueller
Farnam Street
E. W. Urove
Ower
Srowine Futt
A.J. Tower Co
Boston
Mass
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