Workman Killed by Switch Engine at Lincoln Neb
M W Lilley a 45 year old B M T repairer was killed Monday in Lincoln after stepping on the track in front of an oncoming switch engine. He died within minutes, his body taken from under the wheels and later placed at the Undertaker's morgue.
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Lincoln
Neb
M. W. Lilley
University Place
Lilley
Maloy
Graham
Undertaker
Election precedent debated over dating Wheeler resignation
A 15 to 10 vote on a controversial resolution asks whether Wheeler's resignation should date from his initial election or from Congress convening on March 4 1862. The ruling aims to set a precedent for future cases.
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Wheeler
Congress
Gothenburg Fire Destroys Livery Barn and Stores
A January 27 blaze in Gothenburg destroyed A P Singer’s frame livery barn 40 by 100 feet, killing 32 horses and wrecking buggies and harness. Two adjacent iron veneered stores owned by A G Carlson and R J Stack burned, with Carlson at 7500 loss and Stack insured. Gust Odencrantz’s nearby building, worth about 300, escaped major damage. Firefighters lacked protection, and citizens labored to contain the spread.
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Braska
Gothenburg
A. P. Singer
A. G. Carlison
R. J. Stack
Singer
Carlson
Stack
Gust Odencrantz
New York City
Toledo and Ohio Central to take over Columbus Northwestern
Under single management the Toledo and Ohio Central will assume control of the Columbus Northwestern. The line runs between Peoria and St Marys Os. Possession is set for next Monday February 4 with immediate operation to begin. Details of the arrangement have not been released by the Ohio Central.
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Tolédo & Ohio Central
Columbus Northwestern
Peoria
St Marys
Sm Metals
ORY Central
Retired Rear Admiral Albert Kautz Ends Long Naval Career
Admiral Albert Kautz, famed for decades at sea, retires after long service with a distinguished career. He was relieved from command and placed on the retired list, marking the close of a notable naval tenure.
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Kautz
Albert Kautz
Burglars Strike Safe Blowers at Calver River
Burglars visited Safe Blowers at Calver River in a small Kansas town near Salina and broke into two locations. They secured about $200 and fled the scene.
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Calveriver
Salina
Ka@n
Fortification appropriation bill reported to the house
The fortification appropriation bill has been reported to the house. Estimates upon which the bill is based total 12,461,193 dollars, with recommended appropriations in the bill amounting to 7,232,461 dollars.
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House
Rural mail route to start February 15 from Tonganoxie Kan
A new rural mail route will commence February 15 from Tonganoxie Kansas. Three carriers will cover routes totaling 76 miles each serving a combined population of 1535.
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Tonganoxie
Kan
Mill Hand Becomes a Scholar at Pembroke College
James Owen Ballythl:gab: lege Oxford has been elected to a modern history fellowship at Pembroke college. He is the son of a Lancashire artisan and worked in an Oldham mill until he left at age 13.
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James
Owen
Ballyth
Oxford
Pembroke College
Pioneer Jacob Stotler Dies in St Josephs Hospital
Jacob Stotler a Kansas pioneer and veteran newspaper man and former editor of the Perry Oklahoma Republican died January 26 in St Josephs hospital. He came from Xenia Ohio in 1857 with an old printing press and helped publish early Kansas territory papers. He later edited the Perry Oklahoma Republican and served several terms in the Kansas legislature.
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Pioneer
Kansas
Jacob Stotler
Kansas Pioneer
Perry
Okla
Republican
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Storyer
Preston B. Plumb
Xenia, D
Lawrence
Emporia
Lions and Tigers to Be Shown at London Zoo
Seven specimens are to join the lion house at the London Zoo including three lions and four tigers. Two tigers are sent by the Viceroy of India while the lioness involved was once given by Mr. Cecil Rhodes to Pretoria Museum but was returned amid political tensions. The zoo also notes the death of the famous tiger Prince, leaving two tigers presented by the Maharana of Udaipur and the Gaekwad of Baroda in 1892 and 1896.
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London Zoo
India
Cecil Rhodes
Pretoria
Prince
Oodneypore
Baroda
Teachers Resign Upon Marrying Rule Starts Citywide
A Boston policy declares that marriage by female teachers requires resignation. The ruling caps wedding travel expenses and ends employed status for married women, reflecting a stark shift in city education norms.
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Boston
Fr Grpeace
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