Rawlins Seeks Files on Philippine Treason Act
Senator Rawlins introduced a resolution seeking information from Secretary Root on whether the Philippines Treason Act has been passed by the Philippine Commission. The circular describes treason punishments, penalties for seditious words, and penalties for secret society aims, plus prohibition on advocating independence. The measure was laid over for future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rawlins
Secretary of War
Philippines
Philippine Commission
United States
Measures Aim to Curb Immigration and Expand Oklahoma
Senate Lodge proposes train inspections at US borders to detect nonresidents aboard. Patterson seeks admission of Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a new state. Tawney calls for Ways and Means inquiry into reciprocity tax questions. Forest reserves panel favors land purchase for Appalachian national reserve. Mint hearing debates branch mints. Roberts argues facilities are adequate. Commerce panel favors denying compensation for bay sediment damages. Interstate Commerce hearing on rail rate disparities continues. War Sanger and lawmakers discuss militia bill with plan for further conference Saturday.
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Washington
Lodge
United States
Canada
Mexico
Patterson
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Cullom
Senate
Tawney
Minnesota
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate Committee On Forest Reserves
Appalachian
Virginia
Carolina
Tennessee
Commage
Roberts
Senate Committee On Commerce
Raritan Bay
New Jersey
Bll
Interstate Commerce Commission
Business Men's League of
Representative Stark
James Drain
Washington State
E. J. Dimmick
Interstate National Association
Congress
Sugar interests oppose Cuba duty reduction plan
Washington report describes a meeting with H G Leavitt and James D Hill who support aiding Cuba but oppose sacrificing domestic sugar industries. The President expressed interest in aiding Cuba with minimal loss to the United States while building up Cuban industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. G. Leavitt
Nebraska
West
James D. Hill
Louisiana
Cuba
Ex-Congressmen Dead Sprague Pearce
ST LOUIS Jan term Charles E Pearce ex congressman who served in the Fifty fifth and Fifty sixth Congresses died today in his apartments at the Planters Hotel from pulmonary trouble after returning from Colorado to regain his health Providence R I Jan 30 Ex Congress Charles F Sprague of Massachusetts died at a sanatorium today
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ST. Louis
Charles E. Pearce
Planters
Pearce
Colorado
Providence
R. L
Charles F. Sprague
Massacsetts
Death of Dr. Charles H. Burnett Aurist
Dr. Charles H. Burnett, eminent aurist, dies at Bryn Mawr near Philadelphia at sixty-one. A University of Vienna graduate, he studied ear diseases in depth and edited a major work on otology completed last year. He held membership in the College of Physicians and the American Otological Association.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Burnett
Bryn Mawr
Burnett
University of
Benjamin F. Irwin Dies at Pleasant Plains
Springfield report says Benjamin F. Irwin president of the Sangamon County Old Settlers Association died at his Pleasant Plains home. One of the county’s first white children, he was linked with Abraham Lincoln in early Illinois and served in Company C of the Sixty-fourth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, with Sherman’s march to the sea noted in his service record.
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Springfield
Benjamin F. Irwin
Sangamon County
Old Settlers’ Association
Pleasant Plains
Childern
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois Volunteer
Sherman
Notable Kansas Stage Driver Byron Terrill Dead
Byron Terrill, famed Kansas stage driver, died at Gevada Springs. He piloted before roads existed, driving notable figures such as Horace Greeley, James Lane, General Sherman, John Brown, territorial governors, and explorer Henry M. Stanley. Other obituaries note Mrs. Sarah A. Ewing in Illinois, Mrs. Melissa Jon in Missouri, and Gen Francois Dubarall among Paris figures. death notices from Decatur and Pittsburg.
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Wichita
Kan
Byron Terrill
Kansas
Gevada Springs
Horace Greeley
James Lane
General Sherman
John Brown
Henry M. Stanley
Decatur
Sarah A.ing
Charles A. Ewand
Adiat E. Stevenson
Ewing
Ilinois
ST. Joseph
Melissa Jon
James Saxton
William McKinley
Paris
Francois Charles Dubarall
MacMahon
Lewis Jules Ernest de Normandie
Senate
Bank of France
Pittsburg
A. B
Pa.) College
Movements of Steamers at Queenstown and Liverpool
Arrivals include Germanic from New York to Liverpool Cymric from New York Waesland from Philadelphia to Liverpool and Oceante from Genoa. Sailed Columbia for Naples Genoa La Champagne for Havre. Noordland arrived from Philadelphia at Liverpool. Manitou arrived from New York. La Savole arrived at unspecified date.
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Queenstown
New York
Liverpool
Cymric
Waesland
Philadelphia
Oceante
Genoa
Columbia
Naples
la Champagne
Havre
Flood follows sleet in Kentucky towns of Frankfort Paducah
Franksort? Flooding threatens Frankfort as Kentucky river rises ten inches per hour. Lower city submerges and power outages persist. In Paducah sleet storms cripple telegraph service, lights, and trains, with $200,000 plus in merchandise losses and widespread damage to poles, wires, and alarms. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Beattyville
Paducah
Cumberland Telephone Company
Lexington Struck By Storm Leaves City in Darkness
Lexington Kentucky endures a powerful storm causing widespread outages as streetcars, elevators, and plants lose power. Over a hundred Cumberland Telephone Company poles are down and service is nearly halted. Telegraph lines suffer heavy damage and streets are blocked by fallen trees. Property damage exceeds fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cumberland Telephone Company
Telegraph lines partially restored after sleet damage
Louisville telegraph service remained hampered south of Louisville as heavy sleet disrupted lines. The Postal Company repaired wires along the riverfront damaged by a night fall and restored communication with the rest of its system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sleetstorm Devastates Arkansas Hurts Little Rock Trade
In Arkansas sleet and ice crippled telegraph and telephone lines, halted rail traffic, and left Little Rock merchants facing up to 500000 in losses. Sleet packed into ice damaged roofs, delaying reports as trackers warn of millions in further damage. Meanwhile St John reports violent gales and blizzards disrupting telegraph lines and roads in Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
ST. John
N. F
Weather Forecast For Friday And Saturday In Indiana Illinois And Ohio
Forecasts indicate Friday snow in northern Indiana and mixed precip in the south with rain or snow on Saturday. Illinois sees snow Friday, possible rain in the south, then west to east snow on Saturday with variable winds. Ohio expects Friday flurries and snow likely Saturday with fresh easterly winds. Observations include cloudy conditions and temperatures around 30s to 40s, Blythe reports weather data.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Nail price hike by all wire and nail makers in Pittsburg
Pittsburg January 30 iron and hardware news reports that all wire and wire nail manufacturers in the country raised prices on benentane products and nails by a cent per 100. The move follows a meeting today where the action was decided and announced from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pooling Keeps Prices Steady Despite Slow Advance
Major producers hold back further rise as a new meeting within weeks may add more cents. Independent and combined manufacturers have finalized a gentlemen's agreement and the pool becomes a reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unds
Combine
Major fires in Norfolk Oswego Chicago and Roanoke
Fire swept through the Columbia building on Granby in Norfolk collapsing walls and igniting nearby structures including the Atlantic Hotel and Virginia Club. Wind driven flames reached Main Street as Oswego and Chicago also reported large blazes threatening valued property and causing substantial losses. In Roanoke Ivanhoe suffered near destruction with multiple stores and a bricks building burning. Paterson Electric Railway car shed in Passaic burned, destroying fifty cars. George Gale & Sons iron works bedstead factory at Waterville Quebec also burned.
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Norfolk
Columbia
Granby Street
D. Lowenberg
Brown's
Nedder
Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Club
Plume and
Granby
Johnston China Company
Main Street
Johnston China
Chicago
Illinois Street
Douchy Ironworks
L. B. Smith Shoe Dressing Company
Roanoke
Ivanhoe
Wythe County
J. W. Miller
E. H. Huddiles
J. C. Lawson
Pierce & Co
New York
Paterson Electric Railway Company
Passaic
N. J
Waterville
Quebec
Jane
George Gale & Sons
Miss Stone and Madame Tsilka Negotiations Renewed
In Raslog area and Constantinople earlier reports say negotiations with captors resume after fresh information. Turkish soldiers near Raslog blocked surrender and ransom not paid. Gargiulo ordered to stay as talks continue with the Porte. Washington notes agents have lost touch with brigands and fear renewed efforts may be needed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasiog
Djumaya
Rumelia
Turkey
Associated Press
Miss Stone
Madame Tsilka
Constantinople
London
The
Daily News
Ellen M. Stone
M. Gargiulo
Raslog
Porte
Washington
Coasting Tragedy Near Keeseville Claims Three Killed
In Plattsburg New York a sled accident on a large bobsled fatally injured Fred Graves aged 33 and crushed his sister Rachel Graves and Edith Bulley. Survivors injured include Harry Miles with a broken leg John King with a broken arm and George Laduke with a dislocated shoulder. The sled struck a telegraph pole after losing control and the party members were coasting at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
Keesville
Wilfred Graves
Rachel Graves
Edith Bulley
Harry Miles
John King
George Laduke
Missouri Pacific official named Choctaw Gulf general manager
H G Clark of St. Louis has been appointed general manager of the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf Railway with headquarters at Little Rock. He accepts the post succeeding Henry Wood, who is moved to Philadelphia as chairman of the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South M'Alester
I. T
H. G. Clark
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
Little Rock
Henry Wood
Philadelphia
Explosion at Syracuse Plow Plant Hurts Doonan
In Syracuse a tank containing 3,000 gallons of petroleum exploded at the Chilled Plow works after ward Doonan inspected it with a lighted lantern. The blast shattered windows citywide and hurled Doonan through the air. He was dangerously hurt but no fatalities were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Ward Doonan
Doonan
Fire Engulfs Columbia Building in Norfolk Near Atlantic Hotel
A large blaze in Norfolk at the Columbia building, the citys largest office block except for one, threatens the adjacent Atlantic Hotel as flames spread by 2 a.m. Local crews battle the fire and face potential hotel involvement.
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Norfolk
Columbia
Atlantic Hotel
Sale of Oakland Baron and racing stock in Fasig-Tipton sale
Jacob Ruppert Jr of New York bought Oakland Baron a ten year old brown trotter by Baron Wilkes for 15700 with stud use at Poughkeepsie. The Philadelphia Brewing Co consigned the horse which drew a large crowd and spirited bidding. The sale list includes numerous horses and bidders across cities like Philadelphia Bloomington Brooklyn Trenton and Worcester with prices ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Baron Wilkes
Lady Mackay
Fasig-Tipton
Poughkeepsie
Oakland
Philadelphia Brewing Company
Pacer
Josephine Yonge
R E. Maynard
City
Oakland King
Br. H
Trotter
Lulu Warlick
J. D. Costello
Brooklyn
Hell
Walting Maid
Whiteley Stock Farm
Jack Brereton
Anson Daybreak
W. Cobb
Spring Mills
N. Y
Red Snowden
B. H
Trouver
Red Wilkes-Winifrede
John McGuire
Warren Woodell
Fanny H
C. E. Quinton
Trenton
Venice
Alfred G
Alls Star
John H. Sultz
Parkville
To Arms
G. H
Abdall-Sallee Fenton
W. W. Esteele
Lexington
Genius
Br. G
Betsire
Miss Royster
Co. W. Williams
Galesburg
Ruby Will Lead Purdue Baseball Return in Spring
Jesse Ruby of Carthage Purdue star third baseman announces plans to play for the university team this spring after signing with Davenport in the Three I League. He likely becomes captain, having resigned in December to pursue professional play. students welcome his return to lead and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Jesse Ruby
Carthage
Purdue
Davenport
Ryan Stops Green in Seventh to Claim Middleweight Crown
Tommy Ryan of Kansas City knocked out George Green of San Francisco in the seventh round of a ten round bout at Armory Hall. Ryan dominated from the start with aggressive yet precise power, sending Green to the ropes and to the canvas multiple times. Ryan declared he is ready to fight any middleweight in the world. In Columbus, Gov Nash seeks extradition for Jimmy Hoy tied to a Painsville prize fight, continuing actions against principal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
George Green
San Francisco
Armory Hall
Green
Ryan
Columbus
Nash
Painsville
Michigan
Jimmy Hoy
Detroit
Kid Herman Draws With Joe Bernstein in Six Round Fight
In Chicago at the Pyramid Athletic Club Kid Herman and Joe Bernstein of New York fought to a six round draw. Few blows landed as both boxers clinched and roughed throughout the match Bernstein cited difficulty making weight as a reason he could not perform at his best.
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Chicago
Kid Herman
Joe Bernstein
New York
Pyramid Athletic Club
Bernstein
New York Racing Commissioners Report on 191 yearling market
The New York State Racing Commissioners report that the 191 year saw thoroughbred breeding and racing exceed expectations. They advocate breeding stability through thoroughbreds and businesslike racing, warning against reliance on overnight races. Public auctions totaled 1,077 yearlings selling for 1,621,758 dollars, with yearlings averaging just over 361 dollars. brood mares, horses in training, stallions, and weanlings all sold for sizable sums.
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New York
August Belmont
E. D. Morgan
John Sanford
Tech
Upsets Highlight Oakland Racecard at Sonoma Meeting
San Francisco reports a day of upsets with only one favorite winning. Janice edged Frangible and All Green in a close drive. Rollick overtook Constellatoer and Dockery in race four. Laplaus saw a bid up by W. McNamee but stayed with Jennings. Jockey Nash Turner arrived from Texas while Clem Jenkins, resting at Hot Springs, will ride soon before leaving for England. Winners and odds include Dwight Way 5 to 1 and Lapidus 4 to 1.
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San Francisco
Jan
Oakland
Sonoma
Janice
Frangible
All Green
Rollick
Constellatoer
Dockery
Laplaus
W. McNamee
Jennings
McNamee
Esternell
Senator Matts
Toland
Nash Turner
Texas
Clem Jenkins
Hot Springs
Turner
Jenkins
England
Dwight Way
Plead
Lapidus
Pyrannus
Leander wins motor paced bike race in Philadelphia
George Leander of Chicago wins a 15 mile motor paced race at the Second Regiment Armory defeating Howard Freeman of Portland Oregon and A J Rutz of New Haven. Rutz substituted for Bennie Monroe who was ill. Leander finishes one mile ahead in 24 53 3 3. Muncie polo team edges Andersons 1 0 at Auditorium with 2 500 in attendance.
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Philadelphia
George Leander
Chicago
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
A. J. Rutz
New Haven
Second Regiment Armory
Bennie Monroe
Memphis
Rutz
Freeman
Leander
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Jan
Anderson
Higgins
Ellis
Y. M. C. A. Beats Maysville 124 to 8 in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati tonight the local YMC A squad defeated Maysville Kentucky by a decisive 124 to 8 in a basketball game.
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Cincinnati
Winning favorites in New Orleans pace track heavy race
In New Orleans on January date, Sand Flea Echodale and Lady Alberta led as winning favorites. Winners and odds listed include Jerry Hunt 9 to 2 Sand Flea 9 to 5 Prince Real 4 to 1 Maggie Davis 4 to 1 Lindsay 11 to 10 Lady Alberta 13 to 5.
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New Orleans
Sand Flea
Echodale
Lady Alberta
Jerry Hunt
Prince Real
Maggie Davis
Lindsay
Mrs Cora De Baymiere Dies After Transit Tunnel Blast
Mrs Cora De Baymiere wife of a French physician and Baltimore society figure died from the shock of a rapid transit tunnel explosion last Monday. Separated from her husband she had lost her fortune and faced destitution. Friends secured her burial in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore via her half brother Ira Day. She was thirty five.
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New York
Cora de Baymiere
Baltimore
Greenmount Cemetery
Minneaplis Sails From London With 31 Corrigan Horses
London dispatch reports the Atlantic transport line steamer Minneapolis left for New York carrying 31 horses owned by American horseman Edward Corrigan.
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London
Atlantic Transport Line
Minneapolis
New York
Edward Corrigan
Australia’s Heat Described As Hottest Yet
A traveler notes Australia as the hottest country he has visited, describing extreme dry conditions in the outback where heat feels blistering and animals endure the arid climate. He mentions jokes about feeding hens cracked ice to prevent boiled eggs due to the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Telegraph
Australia
End of Mrs Edson Taylor Notoriety in Buffalo
The second Buffalo visit by Mrs Anna Edson Taylor follows her Niagara Falls barrel stunt. She had zero cents and received a free ticket home to Lyons. The piece laments her courage lacking a profitable outlet and critiques her venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Courier
Anna Edson Taylor
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lyons
Hereford bull Good Cross sets sale record at Kansas City
At the Hereford cattle auction in Kansas City T. F. B. Cotham of Chillicothe Mo sold the bull Good Cross to 8 H Goodman of Wabash Ind for 3095 dollars, the highest price yet at the sale. John Hudson of Canyon City Tex bid 94 dollars. Goodman reportedly bought for a syndicate. Other sales included Madrona sold to O Harris for 1000 dollars Keep on Duchess sold to Goodman for 4700 dollars Honor sold to J Hartley for 3270 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. F. B. Cotham
Chillicothe
H. Goodman
Wabash
Ind
John Hudson
Canyon City
Tex
Goodman
Bible story recalled by Sunday school class
A New York Evening Post item recalls a Sunday school teacher testing memory of the three Hebrews in the fiery furnace. Children listened intently as she asked where the Hebrews were mentioned, prompting their recall and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Making a Last Stand at The Theater in New York Town
A man contends with his wife over a pan on stage between acts, highlighting ongoing gender power struggles. The incident underscores lingering male subjugation as some privileges are defended despite broad opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
TWO TEAMS FOR ST LOUIS
Ralph Orthwein elected president of the St Louis American League club today and purchaser of stock whose amount was not announced. W L Hedges will retain a majority of stock while Anton Steuver becomes a stockholder and will be actively involved. Additional St Louis capitalists are expected to join, Bruce Bruce Diarmid of Cincinnati to remain a key figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ralph Orthwein
W. L. Hedges
Anton Steuver
Maar
Bruce
Cleo
Sibyl Sanderson Linked in Press Cablegram Mystery
The Washington Post notes Miss Sibyl Sanderson has had her name incorporated in a press cablegram tied to a man she is not to marry. The item questions how long she will be allowed to work with the young men who provide European news for American papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibyl Sanderson
Sibyl
Henry P Russell Arrested in Peoria on Stolen Bank Checks
Henry P Russell was arrested in Peoria on January 3 after a hotel search uncovered a grip full of blank bank checks from various banks, plus a perforating machine and a rubber stamp set used to certify checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Henry P. Russell
Frye
May Aggregate $40,000 At Union Stock Yards Horse Sale
Blair Blair & Walters conducted a mixed horse sale at Union Stock Yards transferring to the special sale stable across the street. About 150 high class horses were offered with strong afternoon activity. Notable purchases included a $500 bay trotting horse and several mid four figure prices. The day’s total neared $40,000 with two hundred more horses promised for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair, Baker & Walters
Union Stockyards
Tude Hamilton
Andy Schickeranz
Fancy Coach Horse Company
Chicago
W. O. Moulton
Batavia
N. Y
Andy Sc
John Fisher
Quakertown
E. P B. Uhirich
Uhirichsville
E. P. Uhirich
Alan Roberts
Moorestown
J. P. Walter
Crawfordsville
Ind
Team Bay
M. H. Powell
Madison
A. H. Merrill
Danvers
Mass
W. J. Maxwell
New York
A. i. Merrill
Fisher
Quakerstown
Captain Martin
New York City
A. Roberts
William Austin
Wilmington
Del
J. Kindig
York
Ed Fowler
City
John Pender
Johnstone
Pacer
Bonnie Belle
B. m
J. H. Shultz
Parkville
Mary W
Br. m
Mary Marshall
Springvalley Stock Farm
Hilda Hills
Wilkes Boy
Bonnie Bells
R. Holt
Indianapolis
Molly O. H. L
Robert McGregor-Mabel
S. R. Holt
Miss Sampson
Nuthurtz- Bella
J. H. Shuits
Helen Fife
Hailda
O J
Guer
West Host
Conn
Lizzie S
Ben Bells
Zada
Trotter
Ultimus
Mambrino Butten
J. H. Shults
Miss Sibley
Electric Bell-Fantasma
H. B. Gentry
Mapletta
Onward- Beulah
Jaguenita
Ch. m
Hinder Wilkes
Juanita
Besika
Jay Bird-Bucara
Nutrix
Isabella McGregor
Robert McGregor-Zilphia
J. S. Guers
Prodigal-Scioto
Blair
Wrecks and accidents across cities from rail incidents
Meager reports describe a Canadian Pacific wreck near Sudbury where one person died and several were hurt after an express train collided with a long freight train. Other incidents include a Pittsburg traction car run caused by icy rails, injuring three and demolishing the car. and a Deerfield Wisconsin rear-end freight collision killing a Kansasville stockman and wounding three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Sudbury
Head end collision near Anniston kills Birmingham man
In a head end freight collision just outside Anniston Alabama on the Southern Railway today John Rodgers of Birmingham was killed. A brakeman also died and several crew members were injured as rescue crews responded to the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago & Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Deerfield
Wis
Hugh Cox
Kansasville
A. McKenzie
Elkhorn
Ill
Michael Gaffney
John McManus
Anniston
Ala
Southern Railway
Lmits
John Rodgers
Birmingham
Letters Remaining in Indianapolis Postoffice January Copy
List of names of addressees in Indianapolis awaiting unclaimed mail. Advertised letters require the recipient to identify the sender and pay a fee to obtain. Instructions cover free delivery rules, including addressing, transient notices, and return requests.
Killed by a Woman in Province, O T
Guthrie C T reports Walter Childs shot and killed yesterday by Ella Pitts after a quarrel. Pitts is under arrest at Ardmore. The incident involved engineer James Pollock brakeman and Will Watson fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pollock
Will Watson
Guthrie
C. T
Province
O. T
Walter Childs
Ella Pitts
Ardmore
Letter on coal shipment weight discrepancy in city scales
A letter explains that a coal load weighed on city scales was found twenty five pounds heavy. It concerns Steelt Consolidated Coal and Lime Company and notes the order of the police for the January load with net weight 647. The accompanying ticket references city weight records and a discrepancy in the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
City
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Senator Rawlins
Root
Committees of Congress
C. E. Pearce
C. F
Sprague
Massachusetts
Reigns
Newfoundland
Bar
R-H
W. T. Blythe
Sec
Atlanta
Bismarck
Calgary
N. W
Cheyenne
Nashville
North Platte
Omaha
Naila
Stroyed
Oswego
Jan. &J
Mme. Tsilka
Clark
Missouri Pacific
Sale OF Oakland
8. R. Holt
Cially
Ban Johnson
Ruby
Report of the
New York State
Oak
Land
Mancie
Corrigan
Cross
American Ball League
Good Advertiser
Washington Post
Wilmerding Hl
McKeesport
Connellsville
Harvey Shanow
William Schaefer
Thomas King
Stockman
Lizaie
Cook
Catharine
M Catton
Misa
Gertrud Clay
Mabel
Constrain
Maul Dover
Enoch
Dudding
Minn
Duncan
Nellie
Dunlop
Julia
Bast
Nina
Sarah
Franks
J. W. Farley
Manes
Areanoan
Amanda. Wilkers
Effie, Wood
Maud. Wetkert
Lottie
Wilson
Helen. Wardeg
Miss Mitt Vols
Irs
Joseph. Watson
Effie F. Winson
Emma A. Youngman
Carstensen
Carson
Chitter
George
Carrolton
Geo
B. Duffy
W. E. Drew
John
Donaldson
B. BH
Elliott
A. J. Elliott
O Johnson
Kert
Jackson
Andrew
Johnson
Otto
Jones
Franklin M. Jackson
Robert
Ue Tieserters
Joseph Kuhn
Chas
Kirchival
Will. Kehoe
W. J. Kennedy
James M. Kenshaw
Lions
Frank. Lowden
Elmer
Suadium
Wash
American Trust Co
Indiana Lead Co
Rem Baughman
Maghewer Syrup Co
Foster Bros
Robe & Hegal Tanning Co
Summer Assembly
Lee Frankyure Bureau
F. Hall & Co
O- International Pub. Co
Varner Telephone Co
Indiana Portrait Co
Steelt
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