Charitable acts, loans, and a Western thrift spirit
A Bowbells Tribune excerpt surveys varied notes from Chicago loan competition to electric water pipe shocks in St Paul and curious West Coast reserve tales. It discusses new low cost loan societies, meter interference by electric wires, a Kansas City sugar merchant tale, and biograph driven studies of science, locomotor ataxia, and plant growth, concluding with Indian population figures and a stubborn personality called Poor Lo.
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Secretary of the Interior
United States
Weekly News Resume of Accidents and Disasters
A late weekly news digest reports Benl Bros tool factory at Aston destroyed with losses of 35,000 dollars. Two locomotives collided in Cleveland killing two and injuring two. A Deottir man shot himself, dying from the wound. The Alhambra theater in Syracuse is destroyed by fire. The Norwegian bark Alexander Lawrence from Shijy to Montevideo with several dead aboard. A seventeen year old boy, Rolland McCulloch, killed by accidental rabbit hunting discharge. Cincinnati theater fire causes 2,000 dollars in damage. wires re-tied for reopening next week. Fort Jervis National Bank suspends due to cashier defalcation. Various suicides and murders noted in Missouri, Georgia, Ohio, and Texas with several suspects arrested.
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Benl Bros
Aston
Cleveland
Ohio
Benjamin F. Harpsinie
Deettir
Alhambra
Syracuse
Miexander Lawrence
Shijy Tsk
Montevideo
Berriteri
God
Rolland McCulloch
Sanity Mcculloch
Anna City
Cincinnati
Havelin Theater
Optim
Foreign unrest and notable deaths across the world
A dispatch reports multiple international developments including Spanish and German recognitions of Gen Ciprígue Castro as Venezuela president, and German privileges dropped for Barbas do island products. Montreal harbor talks settle elevator project amid Connors syndicate. Havre to test Baron d Alessandro nets for storm moderation. Port of Spain notes troop arrivals linked to French chamber debates on colonies. Personal notices list United States Senator Mars tin reelected, Earl of Wackerville dead, several U.S. figures resignations and deaths, and European statesmen M Norma and others passing away.
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Trance
United States
Chilua
Spook
Gen
Ciprigue Castro
Republic of Venezuela
Ciprighy Castro
Buffalo
Montreal
Havre
Baron d'Alessandro
Westminster
Port of Spain
Triniad
Notable Deaths and Political Moves In Late 19th Century News
Reports list deaths including Garrett Russell a cruit found dead in Philadelphia and Miss B Hoffman known as Myrtle Peek in Silver Lake Massachusetts. Prof J W Glover died in Dublin aged 89. Mrs Wallen Pell of Ellery family born in New Orleans. Political notices include Newton J McGuire of Indianapolis announcing run for national commander of the Sons of Veterans and Judge David J Snodgrass seeking the United States Senate. Additional items cover commerce, Alaska funds, and military retirements with mentions of Admiral Sampson, Secretary Hay, and Brig. Generals Kellogg and Carpenter.
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Garrett Russell
Piladelphia
Deepstal
B. Hoffman
Mytle Peek
Silver Lake
Kingston
Mass
Newton J. McGuire
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Sons of Veterans
New York
Dublin
J. W.glover
Paris
Wallen Pell
Ellery
Ithode Island
New Orleans
Orleana Redwood
David J. Snodgrass
He Tenessey Supreme Court
Honhoed
Uaited States Senate
Snodgrass
Wiliam Vance Marquis
Ohio
Campbell
Bellefontaine
Chalfant
W. J. Robinson
First United Presbyterian Church
Multistate Notices and North Dakota Local Items Mixed
General, John P. Squires & Co., Boston packers, assign, owing 3,000,000. The Michigan Legislature holds a special session to consider railway taxation. Recorder Senior of Paterson, N. J. has declared Sunday shaving a necessity. The Federation of Labor returns to its former system of assessments for strike funds. McGiffert was mildly censured but will not be tried for heresy. Ohio supreme court dismisses bribery charges against Standard 641. Pennsylvanians claim two great improvements upon Marconi wireless. Illinois anti-department store law declared unconstitutional. Democratic national committee meets in Washington February 22 to decide convention place and date. George TH. White, Janer, of Bynd man, Pennsylvania, filed bankruptcy petition abilities 811,200. Insurgent leader Mablat urges Americans to end guerrilla warfare by securing governance. Dieyelethist controls Weyele chain plant. Col. Hopkins of Hopkinsville to rebuild St. Charles in New Orleans. new playhouse costs 200,000. Vogeler druggists assign at Baltimore. Germany takes Samoa, Mataafa chosen king. U S transport Thomas arrives at Singapore with Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry. Post office notes Britannia and Cymric used as transports. White Star ships to New York December 27. North Dakota items: diphtheria epidemic noted. Fargo elevator under way. Jamestown Northern back to three-times-a-week service. Hotel Minto changes hands. Rev. Shaw to Wahpeton Congregational church. Cattle disappearances in Kidder county. flax crop details. United States em-trans explorer appointment. Great Northern labor dispute at St. Vane. Local crime and court notes including Bismarck district cases and a portable show partnership dissolution.
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Federation of Labor
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Ohio Supreme Court
Standard 641
Marconi
Dieyele Thist
Tudianapoua Chain and Stimping Company
Weyele
Ihe Country
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Hopkina Effeult
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New Orleans
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Nile A. Vogeler
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Germany
Apia
Samoa
Mataafa
United States
Thomas
Singapore
New York
Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
Walter Howe
Majestic
Portland
N. P. Rasmussen
Carey
Jamestown Northern
Minto
L. A. Kamrowski
Fargo
Congregational College
Rev. Shaw
Cooperstown
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Col
Robinson
Wassinesnat
National Republican Central Committee
Kidder County
Cages
Tylsea
North Dakota
Zollars
Mayvile
W. C. Pairbanks
Lakow
Charlie Adler
Minneapolis
Great Northern
St Vane
Beuwinn
James McDonald
Titer
Date Ok
Mayville
Gus Jolmeon
Dodd McKengie
Susulhiatal
Larinore Tomales Peitassadiuie
Bow
Lalglee
Frank Cooney
Newry
Bae Brmie
Henry Cook
Great Northernpress Company
Pargo
Ty Hos
Bottineau County
Grand Laccony
Glaspell
Davenport
John Dwyer
Coopterstown
Dwyer
Atesje
Northern Pacific
Board of Supervisors
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
George Williams
Shievetie
New Rockford
Williams
Isuarch
E.P. Redman
Burleigh County
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HL Prexent
Scotland
Pugilistia Evecalitor
Lisbon
Will
McHenry
Und Cathay Band
Sesalon
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Wyndaere
Emma H. Cotton
Willamsport
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Washburn
Louis Wong
Hinerado
Great Forke Gun Club
Buffalo
Rolette County
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Moselle
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Stutsman County
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Barnes County
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Henry Koehler
Valley City
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Rolla
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W. A. Booth
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Col. Brown
Grand
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Hixhop Dorsey
Toan
Dan Sullivan
Moyer
Marshal White
Bottineau
St. John's Academy
Jani Town
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Company D Boys
Devils Lake
R.H. Murphy
Traill County
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Afr
Murphy
Benson County
Amp County
Mie Bende
Andrew Lokken
Silvide
Preston
Rasom
Wis
Cecilia Graham
Rolle
Dreas
Anquet Fichter
Frank Zlumers
Hare
Matt Falconer
Zimmers
Sheyeone
Ty H. Peoples
J. H. Hohi
Sivertson
Stevie
George Francis
Klondike
Merchants' Bank of
Pemblyn County
North Dakota notices drift with new mills shops and incorporations
McHenry opens a new millinery shop and Cathay band reorganized. Valley Wytrlmere to host a millinery store. Wyndmere to gain a billiard hall. Washburn Townsite Co incorporated. schools close for holidays as state reports good business. Knox M B church nearly finished. stray items include missing Louis Wong, a Go-to for 1890s Dakota news.
Forty Lives Lost in Brazilwell Coal Mine Disaster
An explosion at Brazewell coal works near Brownsdale, Pennsylvania, killed about forty miners. Reports say naked lights and unlocked safety lamps were used while gas was present, with officials admitting more bodies may be found. Pit Boss Thomas Jones confirmed a prior order easing lamp requirements amid dangerous conditions.
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Brazewell
Patombet Minera
Aroun
Dutbar
Thomas Jones
Maine Dead Arrive Aboard Texas for Arlington Funeral
The battleship Maine victims arrive in Newport News aboard Texas led by Capt. Sigbee. Remains will be moved to Washington for interment at Arlington Cemetery Thursday with Chaplain Chidwick in charge. President McKinley and cabinet to attend funeral at 11 o clock tomorrow.
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Texas
Sigshee
Maine
Havana Harbor
Washington
Anlington
Father Chidtwick
Arlington Cemetery
Norrow
McKinley
Army
Navy
Chidwick
Havana Bay
British steamer Ariosto wrecks off Ocracoke coast
Twenty one crewmen perish after the Ariosto, sailing from Galveston to Norfolk, runs aground on Ocracoke beach near Hatteras. Eleven aboard survive with eight rescued by lifeboat crews as the ship carried cotton, corn, wheat, and meal. The London owned vessel had two officers aboard.
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Hatteras
N. C
Ariosto
Galveston
Norfolk
Hatasburg
Ocracoke Beach
Yessel
Barnes
Lfesaving
London
Pope Opens Holy Door at St Porter's Cathedral in Rome
The pope opened the holy door of St Porter's Cathedral in a solemn ceremony held in the decorated vestibule. Papal officers, members of the diplomatic corps, and Roman nobility attended along with invited guests as the Holy Year began.
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St. Meters
Rome
St. Porter's Cathedral
Heavy Rain Scours Canadian Cliff Near Horseshoe Falls
In Niagara, renewed downpour causes rockfalls from cliffs near the Horseshoe and American falls. Water erosion creates visible wear along Goat Island shore, with large rock masses entering the river as the upper Goat Island area shows ongoing recession.
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Niagara
Dee
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