Great Northern RR Passenger Service Update
The Great Northern Railway announces passenger trains No 58 and No 272 eastbound from Huron and Watertown with morning arrivals and tri weekly service on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Westbound No 57 from Benson and freight No 271 run on set weekly days with connections to Twin Cities Superior and other Pacific destinations. Kinner, agent G N Ry.
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Apensencer Mwas
Huron
Watertown
Swarteeiget
Benson
Wommanoowes
Twin Cities
Superior Palate
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific Points
Kinner
G. N. Ry
Train schedule for Huron and connections
Passenger and freight trains listed with origins from West South and North routes. Timings include No. 501 Minnesota and Dakota passenger, No. 502 Chicago east daily, No. 503 Mail and Express west, and connections at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield. agent L. H. Jones notes schedules with daily except Sunday patterns.
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Minnesota and Dakota Passeneee
Chicago Express
Chicago Mail
Tay Mail
Sam
Aras
Huron
Chicago
Mail and Express
Micacinte
Dakota Pass
Mney
Accomodation
Sioux Valley Junction
Watertown
Redfield
Representantive Wanted by United States Medicine Company
A large conservative corporation seeks a local agent in town and district to extend its basin. No experience needed and full time not essential. Earn a steady income with leisurely work and liberal cash pay plus premiums. Apply to United States Medicine Company at 132 136 West 14th Street New York.
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United States Medicine Company
West 14Th Street
New York
Colombia to Close Washington Legation Prepare to Leave
Secretary Hay has not replied to General Reyes note and Colombia moves to close the Washington legation. Books and files are packed for storage while Reyes and Herron await Hay's official reasons for not accepting their Panama view before cutting diplomatic relations.
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Washington
Hay
Reyes
Legation
Colombia
General Reyes
Dr. Herron
Mr. Hay
Panama
United States
Vessels for Isthmus Reinforced by New Moves
Washington reports renewed naval activity as ships head toward Colon and Panama. The Topeka leads convoy duties with Truxton and Stewart while Castine arrives from Philadelphia after a bar grounding. Caesar travels to Colon with coal as Dixie carries 600 men under Brig. Gen. Elliott. On the Pacific side Petrel reaches Acapulco en route, and New York Bennington Preble Paul Jones and Saturn prepare at San Francisco for Panama service.
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Washington
Panama
Topeka
Atlantic Training Squadron
Key West
Colon
Kingston
Truxton
Stewart
Carrbbean
Castine
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Caesar
Culebra
Dixie
League Island
Panama Marine Brigade
Elliott
Isthmus
Pacific
Petrel
Acapulco
Mex
New York
Bennington
Preble
Paul Jones
Saturn
San Francisco
Dixie Sails for Colon with Marines and Supplies
The auxiliary cruiser Dixie sailed from League Island navy yard for Colon carrying 600 marines and five months of living and fighting supplies for 1,000 men. Six marine companies divided into two battalions sailed, with Company A from Boston, B from Washington, C from Annapolis, D from Philadelphia, and E and F from Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Dixie
League Island Navy Yard
Colon
Boston
Washington
Annapolis
Brooklyn
Army supply train reaches San Francisco under rush orders
Nearly a trainload of army supplies, hospital tents and blankets arrived in San Francisco under rush orders. The consignment was expressed by the government from Omaha to the superintendent of the transport service in this city and carried on the fastest trains through the West.
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San Francisco
Omaha
Panama minister Bunau Varilla offers to assume part of Colombian debt
Washington reports that M. Bunau Varilla, Panama minister, stated his government is willing to assume a portion of the Colombian debt. The remark was received at the British embassy and sent by cable to the London government for consideration.
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Washington
M. Bunau-Varilla
Panama
London
Ready to Invade Turkey Heads Saloonica Crisis
In Salonica European Turkey on December 29 authorities were told that 4,000 Macedonian revolutionists led by eighty Bulgarian officers are poised to invade Turkish land. An order urged Turkish officers to stay vigilant and rumors say the Second army reserve may be mobilized again.
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Salonica
European
Turkey
Fifty third annual meeting opens in St Louis
The American Association for the Advancement of Science holds its fifty third annual meeting in St Louis with about 200 members present. The convention begins activities and will remain in session all week.
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St. Louis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Japan Feels Out Funds to Safeguard Korea if Russia Delays
Tokyo officials report a cabinet and privy council meeting discussing ways and means for extraordinary expenditure, including finishing the Seoul to Fusan railway. They say Japan will immediately safeguard Korea if Russia does not modify its reply, though this may not trigger war.
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Tokio
Cabinet
Privy Council
Seoul
Fusan
Russia
Japan
Korea
Czar Seeks Peace Yet Prepares for War in Far East
From St. Petersburg a cautious consensus suggests the czar may concede to Japan to avert war, while stressing war readiness as peace’s safeguard. The view holds Russia aims to keep Korea to secure Far Eastern interests, with money for conflict potentially available via banks and merchants. Britain’s Tibet and Yangtse plans are seen as drawing Russia’s attention away from the Far East.
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St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Korea
Far East
Great Britain
Thibet
Yangtse
Manchuria
Turmoil in San Domingo Sparks Revolt and Communication Clampdown
The New York bound Clyde line steamer reported widespread unrest in the island nation with riots and revolts ongoing. Ports were cut off, telegraph services were down, and factions backed Morales with Jiminez rivalries evident in Puerto Plata and San Domingo City.
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New York
Clyde Line
San Domingo
Puerto Plata
Morales
Jiminez
Marching on San Domingo confirms Macoris support
Washington reports from San Domingo that Macoris has proclaimed for Jiminez and insurgent troops under that flag march toward the City of San Domingo. Many arrests occur at the capital, but overall quiet.
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Washington
United States
Powell
State Department
San Domingo
Macoris
Jiminez
Russians Order Large Meat Shipment to Russia
In Omaha on December 29 the Cudahy Packing Company received a rush order for 1,000,000 pounds of extra mess meat for the Russian government to be shipped from South Omaha to reach San Francisco before January 26. Russian ships will sail from San Francisco with the beef, and other supplies for the Russian war department are also being prepared for shipment.
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Omaha
Cudahy Packing Company
South Omaha
San Francisco
United States
War Department of
Russia
Kansas City
Port Arthur
Bryan feted in Berlin before departure for Amsterdam
William Jennings Bryan attended a luncheon hosted by Ambassador Tower and met Foreign Secretary Richthofen. Emperor William III regrets not receiving him due to Christmas duties. About 100 Americans and German dignitaries were presented at a reception at the Hotel Bristol before Bryan's night train to Amsterdam. He sails for New York Wednesday from Liverpool on the Celtic.
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Berlin
William J. Bryan
Ambassador Tower
Richthofen
Emperor William
Mr. Bryan
American Chamber of Commerce
Bristol
Bryan
Amsterdam
New York
Liverpool
White Star Line
Celtic
Admiralty Orders British Naval Reserve to Register Telegram Addresses
Portsmouth issues an order requiring officers and men of the naval reserve to provide telegram addresses for emergency contact. The move follows rumors of fleet reinforcement in the Far East, though authorities say they have no information confirming it.
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London
Portsmouth
British Naval Reserve
Far East
Japan Moves to Buy Argentina Warships Moreno and Rivadavia
London reports Japan negotiating to purchase the Argentina warships Moreno and Rivadavia now under construction at Genoa Italy. The Japanese legation has not yet learned of the completion of the deal.
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London
Japan
Argentina
Moreno and Rivadavia
Genoa
Italy
Legation
Ice trapped tugs rescued in Lake Erie
Two tugs and twelve men were trapped in heavy ice two miles from shore on Lake Erie all day. A harbor tug freed them and safely guided the crew into port after the ordeal in Cleveland on December 29.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
German play staged at Trinity Lutheran Church
In Baltimore on December 29 a German language drama was produced at Trinity Lutheran Church. The minister wrote staged and produced the play which replaced the usual Sunday evening sermon and the tone was highly religious.
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Baltimore
Trinity German Iaitheran
Extradition Sought for St Louis Bribery Suspect Kratz
The Department of Foreign Relations in Mexico City informed Judge Rojas that President D acting on African ambassador input has ordered extradition of Charles Kratz a former St Louis city council member. Authorities expect a formal order to hand him to U S officers awaiting decision in Guatemala City. Kratz is wanted for bribery tied to streetcar franchise legislation.
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City of Mexico
Department of Foreign Relations
Rojas
Guada’lahara
Afican
United States
Charles Kratz
Department
Guadalajara
Kratz
St. Louis
College to close in Albert Lea after deed of assignment
Albert Lea Minnesota December 28 Trustees of Albert Lea College the Presbyterian founded institution filed a deed of assignment to C H Freeman citing debts near 10000 with assets about 50000. Real estate assets may be sold under court order to pay creditors dollar for dollar.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Albert Lea College
Institution of Learning
C. H. Freeman
Striking Bakers Sack Paris Co operative Bakery
A band of fifty striking bakers sacked a Paris co operative bakery during the night. There were several minor strike demonstrations. The ministry for war has ordered military breadmakers to be ready to replace strikers if public bread supply shortens.
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Paris
Ministry For War
Secretary of Wenz Shoe Co Found Dead in Box Car
The body of Philip Wenz secretary of the Wenz Shoe Company of St. Joseph was found hanging by a wire from the roof of an empty box car in the Burlington yards. Relatives suspect foul play though authorities think it may be suicide.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Philip Wenz
Wenz Shoe Company
Burlington Yards
Wenz
New York Char Woman Mme Duperron Dies in Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch reports Mme Henritte Duperron a renowned New York character is dead at age seventy six. For thirty six years she sold newspapers and magazines daily on the corner of Rue Scribe and Boulevard des Capucines in Paris.
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New York
Mme
Henritte Duperron
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Italy Recognizes Panama Republic in its New State
Acting Secretary Loomis was informed by the Italian embassy that Italy recognizes the new republic of Panama. The diplomatic note confirms formal acknowledgement of Panama as a sovereign state.
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Washington
Loomis
Italy
Republic of
Panama
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