Bryan Quietly Outlines Roosevelt Platform For Next Year
Washington dispatch reports that William Jennings Bryan urged Democratic senators to anchor the next national platform to Roosevelt policies. He argued victory requires aligning with Roosevelt ideas, while avoiding authorship disputes and aiming for party unity. Attendees praised the reform plan, with many signaling support for a united Democratic front.
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Three Large Cities Visited By Fires
Chicago suffers a major downtown fire destroying blocks bounded by Wabash Michigan Madison and Monroe through to seven this morning with losses around 1 000 000 and heavy damage to Alfred Posts and Company John A Colby and Son Advon Keithes Company. Indianapolis endures Coburn warehouse fire destroying a city block with total losses near 1 4000 000. Names Nelson Morris and Company packing plant in Kansas City suffers an east main building and box factory fire causing 500 000 loss to save the rest of a 2 000 000 plant.
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Express Robbers Nabbed at New London
Two men named John Molue and Joseph Stevens were captured after boarding a Hig Four train in New London with 63,000 in gold. They face charges for stealing from the Adams Express office at midnight. May McGinnity and a confederate were arrested as accomplices. Police reported the men entered the express office, attacked a guard with a billy, and seized a bag containing gold while another bag held 40,000 in currency. Authorities surround nearby towns as the case proceeds.
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Drake Is A Stayer On Local Option Bill
Columbus Jan 26 The temperance committee will report the county local option bill favorably within days. Drake denies opposing the measure and insists he will report it out and vote for passage. He has faced intense pressure and rumors but states he stands firm and will not сhange position.
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Fatal mishap and injuries shock Thompson school area
January 29 reports detail a deadly accident when a chocked wheel or truck struck hunter Lawrenor Poweroy, knocking him unconscious on the ice and causing brain concussion. Allen Bartlett slipped down stairs, blinding one eye, while Noah Moseley sustained an eye cut from a wood chip during chopping.
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Rioting in Lisbon Shocks City Streets
Report from Lisbon describes clashes in the afternoon with police fired upon. Violence escalated as crowds gathered, officers targeted amid chaos in the streets. No clear casualty figures available in the fragmented text. Local authorities urged calm and vigilance as the situation developed.
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Organized Firebugs Suspected in City Fire Ring Case
State fire marshal John Kramer testified about an alleged gang of incendiaries linked to recent blazes in the city. Warrants were issued and testimony from summoned men was described as sensational by Cin investigating officers.
Famine Threat Lays Bare Northern Lapland Districts
In Vel helmina parish, extreme hunger drives people to slaughter dogs for sustenance as famine conditions spread across northern Lapland. Reports from Vesterbotten and Western Norrland warn of threatened famine due to prolonged rains damaging wheat crops.
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King Edward VII Opens Parliament Today
London reports that King Edward VII opened parliament today. The king’s address was routine, but the session is expected to be notable due to the large volume of legislation sought by the working men.
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Taft in Cleveland for McKinley Day Banquet
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Cleveland to address the Tippecanoe club's McKinley day banquet on The Republic. He said he would investigate alleged use of convict labor by the war and navy departments and on the Panama Canal.
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Walshas Four Attorneys Are Very Unlucky
Chicago news notes that John Rowalah's attorney team seeks a new trial postponement after a recent conviction for wrongdoing involving funds of Chicago National Bank. Of four lawyers, Samuel R Hamilton is dead, Willan and Hynes are critically ill, Edward Kuecher is inactive, leaving John Miller as the only one able to handle business. Miller asks to handle preliminary work and seeks an extension. Judge Anderson is expected to consider the request.
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Gossiping Circle Organized by Evangelist in New York
The Rev. Jenny McAlyray, an evangelist, announces a Wednesday gossip circle in Little Palle to provide a venue for residents to speak their stories without harm. He even offers his bachelor apartments to the group as a meeting space, acknowledging some may criticize the plan. Women barbers are admitted to the Australian union but must complete a three year apprenticeship before operating independently.
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Littleton makes insanity plea in Thaw trial
New York January 29 Martin W Littleton delivered a plain insanity plea for Harry K Thaw defending his client against murder charges in the Stanford White case He argued mental incompetence at the time of the killing and combated the state’s insanity insinuations While a large crowd observed Thaw sat stern and nervous Evelyn Thaw and her sister in law watched closely as Littleton pressed his case up to the luncheon recess promising to finish the address in the afternoon session
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Cortelyou Defends Treasury Actions in Panic Reply
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou replies to critics with a 15,000 word message defending his measures during the recent panic. He says the administration sought the country’s financial stability, notes the Knickerbocker Trust failure, and explains Panama bond issuances and public deposits distribution without regional discrimination.
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Almost a Fight in the Owl Senate
In Columbus Ohio January the senate teetered toward violence during a debate on continuing investigations into Cincinnati and Hamilton county affairs. A venomous clash over an amended proposal to expand the investigative powers sparked calls for apologies and protests to the chair.
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