Notable deaths and world affairs in brief
Rev Joe Jones dies, brother of Rev Sam Jones. Manila reports Hilario Placido sentenced to life for murder. Henry Goodman, 15, arrested in New York for trying to cut a hand to steal rings. Salvation Army founder William Booth completes final day in San Francisco. Governor Odell inaugurated for second term in New York. Bulger Turkish clash at Brenovo results in many deaths. Navy plans enlarged personnel with additional cadets and appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hilario Placido
Funston
Aguinaldo
Henry Goodman
New York City
William Booth
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Omaha
William C. Talcott
Indiana
Porter County
Valparaiso
Corona
Cubano Libre
Senor Insula
Republica
Santiago
Cuba
Board of Health
Boston
B. E. McKibben
St. Joseph
Tacoma
Wash
Sargeant
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Cc. P. Harder
Danville
James ©. Wise
Muncie
Ind
Rev
J. B. McMichael
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Sugar Creek
National Guard
Brenovo
Monastir
Henry Hagner
Independence
Kansas
Hagner
McCormick Harvester Company
Senate
House Naval Committees
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Wto
Germany and Monroe doctrine debated in Berlin and U.S. senate
The German government denies landing at Puerto Cabello and defends actions as within international law. The Vossische Zeitung and Tagliche Rundschau debate the Monroe doctrine and U.S. suzerainty, while U.S. Senate debates statehood bills and appropriations with multiple anti statehood speeches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Vossische Zeitung
Independent Liberal
Germany
United States
Journal
Holy Alliance
South America
Europe
Napoleon
Mexico
Western Hemisphere
Zeitung
Central
South American
Taglische Rundschau
Prince Henry
Frederick the Great
Monroe
Castro
Work Ahead for Congress Not Much Expected Soon
Washington dispatch notes Congress faces a slow start with many senators still absent. The report indicates limited activity in the chamber during the initial days as lawmakers await fuller attendance and more defined agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jors
Washington
Senate
Friends of the Bill
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Nelson
Minnesota
Territories
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Burrows
Foraker
Sena
Taft Reports on Philippine Commission Findings
Governor Taft and the Philippine commission present a War Department review detailing a year of civil governance in the islands. Taft suggests possible sultanate bargaining in Mindanao while noting Moro resistance to popular government and the need for paternal rule. He cites $15 million in food purchases and agriculture devastation from war, including the loss of about 90 percent of water buffalo essential for rice cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Commission
W. H. Taft
War Department
Congress
Taft
Mindanao
Lanao Moros
Jolo
Dattos
Mohammed
Bubonic Plague Spreads Near Sonora Border
A dispatch from Hermosillo reports three bubonic plague cases in Ahome Sinaloa near the Sonora border. Sanitary cordon set on the border bars entry into Sinaloa from the south until health officials lift restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Hermosillo
Ahome
Sinaloa
Sonora
Nebraska in General Tide of Public Sentiment Turning Toward Her
A long Nebraska record page notes a murder reenactment in Harvey Lillie case, court figures, state appointments, business and railroad changes, local deaths, tax moves, and civic events across Dodge Dakota and Beatrice regions, with officials, bankers, and residents named. Includes mortgage data, Mrs Coburn morphine incident, and Gypsy wintering near Beatrice.
Nebraska investments show rising state funds and small trust balance
Auditor Wes ton reports January 1 balance of 205374.21 in hand and nearly 5.5 million in investments. Trust funds total 2678.38 with allocations to Permanent school 290.91 agricultural college 674.51 permanent university 898.47 normal endowment 812.38.
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Lincoln
Charles Weston
Agricultural College
Reserve
Stuefer
Permanent
Lincoln Officials to Stay in Office Through April
Lincoln food commissioner S C Bassett will remain in office until April 1 after a request by Governor Mickey. Rumors say Horace Clark of Geneva girls' industrial school and A V Cole of Grand Island soldiers' home may also be retained in their posts.
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Lincoln
S. C. Bassett
Mickey
Horace Clark
Girls’ Industrial School
Geneva
A. V. Cole
Soldiers’ Home
Grand Island
Stockmen Will Meet in Lincoln January Gathering
Lincoln hosts the Central Short-Horn Breeders' association meeting January 22 and 23 with 300 to 500 cattle breeders expected from across the United States and Canada. Organizers L C Lawson F M Tyrrell and Hon C Branson promote the event as a major Lincoln affair. The group has met in Kansas City for six years but shifted this year to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Robinson
Madison
S. G. Wright
Table Rock
F. M. Colwell
Pawnee City
John Noffselger
Dakota County
Canada
Dakota City
Petersburg
Spencer Martin
Ed Rohoder
Mickey
Mayor Moores
Omaha
Moores
Savage
Beatrice
Colby
Lincoln
L. A. Teal
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad
Missouri Valley
Edward W. Pratt
John M. Kreader
Dodge County
Internal Revenue
Arthur Bauman
W. A. Townsend
Tecumseh
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Helen Gould Club
Charles Coburn
Farmers’ Co-operative Grain and Live Stock Association
Arapahoe
R. B. Chambers
A. Dallem
Vincent
L. C. Lawson
F. M. Tyrrell
Hon. C. Branson
United States
Nebraska
Kansas City
A LURKING DANGER FROM KIDNEY TROUBLE WARNING
A Reverend from Fond du Lac Wisconsin touts Dean's Kidney Pills as curing backache linked to kidney issues and urges readers to request a free trial from Foster Milburn Co. It notes a 60 cent price and druggist availability. Also mentions a collie puppy with nine eyes and three mouths born in Henley England living four hours.
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Bright
Jacob D. van Doren
Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Dean
Jacob van Doren
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Henley
England
Business Chances in Railroad Industrial Dept Promotion
The M. E. & T. Ry. promotes its Industrial Department aiding site and location selection for industries along its lines. Write if interested for the book Business Chances and other information. James Barker, Gen's Pass. Agent, M. K. & T. Ry., 601 Wainwright Bridg., St. Louis. Sarah Bernhardt the 8 year old daughter of Maurice Bernhardt will follow in her grandmother's footsteps and become an actress. Red Cross Ball Blue detergent ad promises whitened clothes. Count Adams presents villa near Cheit, Italy with about 600 works of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barker
Gen's Pass
Wainwright Bridg
St. Louis
Sarah Bernhardt
Maurice Bernhardt
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A compact newspaper item lists a patent remedy price at 25 cents twice and cites a reader testimonial from Van Buren Indiana February 10, 1900. It also mentions Australian offers to General De Wet and social efforts in Paris regarding telephone politeness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe” Jones
Sam" Jones
India
Cripple Creek
New York State
Santa Claus
New York
Cial Law OF Nations
Gerlin
Mrs. Lillie
David City
Neb
Harvey Lillie
Skiles
Walling
Evans and
Harris
Miller
J. &. Hill
J. T. Morey
State School For the
Nebraska City
Vaud Canton
Switzerland
Nebraska's Investments
Adams
Cheit
Italy
DeWet
Australa
Piso
EupaLyr
Vanburen
Lod
Paris
Oo. R. Gilbert Company
South 13Th St. Omatla
F-1814
Dublin
Pooungless Union
W. L. Douglas
Whhich
Ife
Aower
W. Lk
Asvs
W. L
Douge
Tire
Rocert Purvis
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