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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
6
Supreme Court Reverses Ames Bribery Conviction
The Minnesota Supreme Court overturns the Minneapolis mayor Pr A Ames bribery verdict in the Shame of Minneapolis saga. It held the evidence inadequate for conviction on the charge of accepting 600 from a town official for protection. Ames fled to Westaden then Louisville and Vermont before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ames
Minnesota State Supreme Court
Tower Court
A. A. Ames
Minneapolis
Warren
Olice
Ween
Bord
Westaden
Louisville
Vernont
Washington Mectal Reports Russian Reply Satisfactory
The Associated Press cites the British ambassador in St. Petersburg as saying Russia’s reply is satisfactory. If correct, Russia abandoned some concessions and Britain will press Japan to accept. The ambassador’s statement moved from St. Petersburg to Tokyo and reached Mr. Griscom before reaching the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Petersburg
Haussia
Great Britain
Japan
Rt. V
Petershare
Tokio
Griscom
State Department
Mayor Harrison Signals Strict Law Enforcement Now
Mayor Harrison pledges to enforce all laws as written in Chisago with focus on protecting property interests. He notes policy shift toward strict application of ordinances while avoiding actions that would undermine common sense in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Chisago
Mayer
Fragmentary Text Ruins Key Details Across Events
A garbled OCR passage mentions various cryptic items and names, including references to people and places, with unclear connections. The legible segments hint at discussions of persons, locations, and actions but lack coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmentary historical note with unclear names and events
OCR readable fragments describe a mounted figure and a tale of a dog incident and a person named Dan, with unclear references to a coast or street and a commission. The text is garbled and contains multiple misspellings and incomplete sentences.
Fire Devastates Unis City Business District
A major blaze swept through Unis City destroying the business district located near the wharves. About half a mile from the wharves the fire consumed especially one story buildings, causing an estimated damage of 2 060 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowreso
Yucaten
Bays
Actisustreus Tre
Unis
Local School Fire Claims Student's Life at Turkey Hill
At Turkey Hill School five miles from Belleville LUL a fire started when Don Miller's clothing ignited in a stove. Teacher Miss Anza Heiker pushed him into a snow bank and fought the flames but was severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Hill
Belleville
Lul
Don Miller
Anza Heiker
Colombia Plans Expedition Against Panama
Reports from Boxota state Generals Reyes and Cavallero informed Panama that the United States will object only to Colombian landing forces in the canal zone. The Colombian government intends to organize and dispatch an expedition against Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Panama
Boxota
Reyes
Cavallero
United States
Canal Zone
Duel Averted in Madrid Chamber Dispute
The clash between War Minister Linares and Deputy Soriano in the Madrid chamber ended without a duel. Seconds were sent to each side as the matter was settled amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Linares
Soriano
Three Die After Boiler Break At Detroit Hotel
Three men were fatally scalded when an iron elbow in the boiler and engine line in the Hotel Metropolitan basement split. They died shortly after being rushed to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Detroit
Mich
Madrid cabinet thanks U S for Hip Pintas reception
The cabinet decided to forward thanks to the American government for the reception given to the Spanish cruiser Hip Pintas by American marines on its arrival in New Orleans recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
New Orleans
Millionaire Brewer Barthold Schoeler Dies in Berlin Home
In Berlin the wealthy brewer Barthold Schoeler collapsed at his Rhein Hessen residence after swallowing his false teeth. He suffocated before doctors could remove the teeth, ending the life of a noted magnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Barthold Schoeler
Rhein-Hessen
Fire kills two in Haights Run and another missing
Two persons burned to death in a Haights Run fire near Pittsburg and a third person is missing. Other incidents noted include a Pittsburg suburb fire destroying three houses and a missing person thought to be in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haights Run
Pittsburg
Morningside
William FE. Brockway
Trenton
N. J
Delaware
North Cramer Hill
Camden
New York Central Railroad Company
Park Avenue Tunnel
New York
R. B. Dick
Walston
West N8th Street
Multiple Local Happenings Reported Across States
The item lists a series of brief notes: deaths by suicide in Nebraska and Indiana, a personnel change in Linwood, a college address in Chicago decrying Baptist/Jewish allegations, ice conditions in Michigan, diverse scientific claims in South Bend, immigrant citizenship in Kansas, a Cherokee uprising in Indian Territory, a large fire in Niles Ohio, fatal train collision near Broken Bow Nebraska, severe domestic fires near Cass Lake Minnesota, a football player’s suicide in Nebraska, habeas corpus denials in Chicago, and a bank robbery reported in Murdock Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Merty
Supebi Wian
Linwood
Bel Tle
Phosuas Jin
Initmisel
Paving
Neb
Kfarper
University of Che
Chicago
Lnke
Michigan
Isso
J. W. Hil
South Bend
Ind
Ellie Country
Kansas
United States
Texania
I. T
Crandon
Hartzell
Niles
Ohio
Burlington
Brokenbow
Taylor
Frank Hoffman
Cass Lake
Minn
Edward T. Reynolds
Kearney
John J. Brennan
Fire in Louisville destroys Goddard storage warehouse
The Goddard storage warehouse in Louisville burned, causing about $225 000 in losses to several wholesalers. A string of crimes and political moves follow including a fatal assault near Russell Kentucky and stalled addresses to Roosevelt and others in the Kentucky Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Goddard
N. C. Hargis
Denison
Texas
Joseph Walters
Russell
Pendergast Lumber Company
Alfred Keaton
Keaton
Indianola
Harry Behr
Sarah A. Schafer
Bedford
Ind
Kentucky House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Hanna and Gorman
William Jennings Bryan
Widespread upheaval and intrigue across Europe and Asia
Reports claim a fresh revolt brewing in Macedonia for March 2. A Madrid dispatch notes an infernal machine found beneath a palace doorway during King Alfonso’s levee. Whitaker Wright, jailed for seven years, dies by suicide in London after conviction. Fire devastates Fro Playa Progress in Yucatan. Lieut Campbell W. Finke is killed in Mindanao amid Moro Cotta operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarafoff
Madrid
Ksing Alfonso
Whitaker Wright
London
Russia
Germany
Denmark
Japan
Baltic
Cape Town
Africa
John McBride
Maud Goune
Humberts
Frogreso
Yucatan
Alameda
Lieut
Campbell W. Finke
Yyantry
Moro Cotta
Mindanao
Lieuteke
Congress Debates Army Bill and Panama Question
The House spent the day in committee of the whole debating the army appropriation bill about 75 million dollars. Senators discussed Panama, warrants on appointments, and information requests from the War and State departments. The Senate and House also tackled related relief measures, land and conservation issues, and public building funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Robinson
Dem
Ind
War Department
Langley
Congress
Sitka
Fort Liscum
Alaska
Temenway
Appropriations Committee
Mississippi River
Wright and
Sherburne Counties
Minnesota
Senate
Isthmian Canal
Morenn
W. D. Crum
Charleston
S. C
Wood
Culberson
Panama
Secretary of State
State Department
Mann
South
Chicago
Shaw
Indianapolis
Stone
Missouri
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Heyburn
Idaho
Tillman
Secretary of War
Gen. Wood
Boutell
Illinois
Williams
Bouttell
Postothce Department
Simmons
N. Ci
Porto Rico
Philippines
Spooner
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Great Britain
Sulloway
N. HO
United States
Democratic Caucus
Messrs
Gorman
Bacon
Cullom
Lodge
J. Adam Bede
Mion
van Duzer
Department
Chicago Trade Holds Steady Amid Shifting Rail and Wool Trends
R G Dun Weekly Review notes rising demand for seasonable goods and furnace products boosting general commerce in Chicago. Rail traffic dips from car shortages but overall earnings remain solid. Woolens and cloaks show improving activity while sugar and canned goods stay steady. grain prices rise though traded volume remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
New York
London
United States
Canada
Panama Consular Duties Expanded by Secretary Hay
United States Consul Gowdy in Paris is directed by Secretary Hay to represent Panama in consular matters. Senator Gallinger proposed a bill to create and organize a trained nurses corps in the U S Navy. Captain Bronson, naval academy superintendent, testifies that the SEE States will have the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gowdy
Paris
Hay
Panama
Gallinger
United States Navy
Bronson
Naval Academy
National stock market summary for Livestock and grains across cities
Market quotes list cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and butter by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York with price ranges and grade designations for No 2 and white or mixed corn and oats, dairy and eggs also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ste
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Two Children Die In St Anne Fire As Parents Absent
The two Symanietz children from St Anne Minnesota burned to death while the parents were away. The St Louis Star, formerly Roosevelt supporters, now backs either Cannon or Hanna for President. A design for the Russian building at the St Louis exposition is approved, described as a handsome palace of Romanoff inspired structure costing about 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Nelson
Forepaugh
Philadelphsia
Philadelphia Hopital
Nats
Wannvmain Maiz
Vieter
Dm Tisittimere
Atd
Ue Gmiaba Hee
Iiwanrld Tlasewater
Yoeprieter
Hone
Pittsburg
Harwick
Cheswick
Selwyn M. Taylor
Red Cross
Newark
N. C
Samuel Susso
New York
York Athletic Club
Lancaster
Ohio
John Sherman
W. T. Sherman
United States
Charles T. Sherman
James and
Sampson F. Sherman
Des Moines
Lewis Ficker
Anoka
Minn
Blaine
Ficker
Standard Oil Company
Ijskansas and
Indian Territory
Whiting
Ind
Carl Corper
Carl Cooper Brewing Company
Cooper
WB. Schiller
John DD. Culbertson
National Tube Company
Daniel N. Coolidge
Suppes
Lorain (Ohio Steel Company
Mathew Daniels
Frank Czepk
Frank Ray
Daniels
North Hoyne Avenue
Joseph Dolinski
Czepk
St. Louis
Christopher Juergin
Juergin
R. Symanietz
St. Anne
St. Louis Star
Roosevelt
Cannon
Hanna
St. Louis Exposition
Palace of Romanoff
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Deichman
Ged
Cass
Carter E. Piarson
Musham
George Williams
Will J. Davis
Edward Loughlin
Wiliam Sallers
James E. Cummings
William McMullen
Tuthill
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Columbus State Hospital
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Canadian Bank of
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