Record of Global Steam News and Local Fire
Broad summary of 1900 era items including Burma rice export record, Philippine report readiness, Brooklyn Protestant presence, U.S. Senator election in Kentucky, a hanging in Tengin Toon, deaths of religious leaders, steamship reports, New York Transit contracts, a gasoline schooner disaster, price shifts in broom and wool, philanthropy to Power hospital, wage hikes at American Steel and Wire, presidential family health, U.S. cotton trade rise, Pacific cable advocacy, a murder in progress, wool hat price hikes, Franco American trade talks, a bank shooting in Calumabas, and assorted Congressional debates on adulteration food inspection and Porto Rico policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commission
Brooklyn
Church of Mission
Pont Cristians
New York City
United States
John J. Gear
United States Senate
Anderson Wane
Tengin
Toon
Mes
Henry
Worman
Graysville
Tonn
Priestnin Aio
Normany
Crown Point
Essex County
M. J. Patterson
Andrew Jickenn
Hpeca Rle
Tenn
Chim
Long Ani
Arlilral Bradford
Senate
Mirsl Alfuley
Henry Hughes
Mey
Chester
Kearsarge
Dewey
Great Britain
Germany
Nicaragua
I. H. Clayson
Olwon
Dominion
Dawaon
French Chamber of Deputies
Calumabus
J. W. Murphy
Condler
Third Nation’ Bank
Lille Wileytte Behultze
Milelde
Murphy
Munson
Kentucky
Porto Rico
Bers
Harsh Toward Roberts polygamy rhetoric dominates report
A Washington dispatch outlines the majority committee report detailing harsh language toward A L Roberts over polygamy. It cites Roberts earlier marriages, his defiance of marriage laws, and calls him ineligible for political office amid state and federal legal clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Beng
Supreme ‘Court
United States Supreme Court
Wim
Kinghom Th Woberts
Aelia Dibble
Congress
United States
Supreme Court of Tiv
Roberts
Washington
Tan
House of
Trighan H. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Hyon
Litefield
Maine
DeArmand
Missael
Eitien
United State
eAbout
Celia Dilvite
Ehiom
Celia Dibble
Margaret
Shipp
Marriags
Vane
Ali
Roberta
Famous Woman Dead and Telegraph Legend Mentioned
An obituary note honors Annie Ellsworth Smith widow of Roswell Smith founder of Pentehy company. At 17 she authored the first telegraphic message What hath God wrought from the Supreme Court to Baltimore. Also noted is Webster Davis arrival in Pretoria and a message of friendship to President McKinley. The Transvaal government says President Kruger will travel to Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
New York
Jan. S
Annie Ellsworth Smith
Urretting Davis
Gail
Kenger
Kouresco Matanes
Webster Davis
Calted
Interior
Yeateriny
Pretoria
Zeneen
John Alvaro Dacosta Feereira
Mo. Kinley
Triesvaal
Mp. Varis
Krogee
Meaning of United States tariff debate at private hearing
An important private conference of Democratic members of the House was held to consider applying the form United States to a possession. Eighteen influential Democrats attended. The decision could affect whether the islands have the American tariff and immigration rules, impacting labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtag
Jan
House of Rpproventas
United States
Washington
Porto
Congress
Merger of party lines during Kentucky gubernatorial vote
In Fort Hill Kentucky a tense session after a lengthy debate saw opposition to a resolution that would unify factions. The legislature failed to reach broad consensus as a new chamber aligned with party leaders shifted away from the main party vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhfort
Dan
Milton
Innocent Man Hanged in Historic Trial Confession
An article recalls the execution of a man known as Row who confessed to killing a person in Gale township twelve years earlier, replacing William Tose who was later hanged for the crime. The case involved Grace Haskins and an influential witness, with the jury convicting after a televised trial and the condemned man condemning Slocer from the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Reynit Valle
Mint
Aree Port
Rese Tves
Slowar
Alitorntay
Gales Township
William Tose
Row
Grace Haskins
Hoye
Slocer
Ft. Paul
Dan
James Welch
Asans
Jinate Sialge Wiiliam Lockran
Federal Court
Wetch Hind
Manian
Trinl
Lachean
Welch
Laehran
Chee Conway
New York
William Ay Bngileh
Democratiy
Fromh
Spain
Win
Treasury
Servier
Wood's Course Approved and National Growers Form Alliance
Reported cabinet and political maneuvering in Havana as General Wood pursues a purge of government rivals while a Washington reform effort unfolds. A Growers and Shippers National Protective Union forms with capital stock and branches to unite agricultural interests in KanKan City and other cities. A body of Wilnus Calloway is recovered near Dodson Company, and a bank robbery in Silver Lake injures and challenges a security detail. Naples dispatch notes U.S. officials debating secrecy of commission proceedings and a mission from Lourenco Marques to New York bearing a letter to President Kruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Hay Hoon Orgayierdt
Kangana City
Caves City
National Protective
Une Jon
Hunde Aries
Kanane City
Nerna
Potiwrille Midan
Wilnus Calloway
Dodson Com
Ravana Rothester
Silver Lake
Wan
Lax
Varglars
Jiosko
Vive
Manchester
Battles Near Ladysmith Reported By War Office Analysts
Military observers allied with the War Office foresee a decisive clash along the Ladysmith arc, with reports from Dorban noting early sighting and Buller’s forces engaging in a sweeping operation. Intelligence estimates vary on Boer strength, while reinforcements push total troops well above 35 000 with eighty guns as tactics shift toward a swift infantry advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondo
War Office
Dorban
Buller
Thk
Hutler
Lyttteton
Magersfontain
Colenso
Thair Pres Lee
Watt
Tragedy in Kentucky claims lives of three prominent men
A chaotic shooting in Frankfort Kentucky left three men dead and a fourth critically injured with two others wounded. Ex congressman David G Coleen and Lt Athelbart Scott were among the victims, with Captain Golden and Colson among the injured in a feud linked to military service and political rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Ih AL Teler
England
Breather
Haller
Mra
Douglas Willan
Thiller
Bank of California
San Francia
Tilbernia
Baldwin
Tomes L. Flood
EJ. Baldwin
Golob
Harrivan Avenue
Jerry Tyan
Wanahot
Hotel Lanbre Prankfort
Saa
David G. Coleen
Riddlesboro
Athelbart Scott
Somerset
Seo
Colson
Iuther W. Teunarcee
Shelbyville
Charlie Julian
Caplily
Gulden
Barbourville
Commonwealth
Twenty-seventh Judicial District
Culson
Harry McEwing
Louisville
W. C. Ridpatch
Chicago
Scott
Culron
Kenturky
Congress
Kentucky
Spott
Olden
Bagan
Colon
Scort
Acnistony Alu
Golden
Phi
Seoul
Washington
South
Northwest notes mix of police change and wild sheep
John Tobin named chief of police in Cheyenne Wyoming while sheep herds in Rock Springs total around 100000. Reports range from a Montana murder suicide to government contract news, a Denver bounty for a killer, a Colorado arid irrigation scheme, and a Colorado turkey gobbler tale amid scattered transportation accidents and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobin
Union
Padifia
Chéyenne
Wyo
Tim Kinney
Rock Springs
Melgrade
Montana
Rogers
Bute Davin
San Pedro Harbor
Los Angeles
Denver
Wellington C. Llewellyn
Griffithswood Clifford
Liewerslyn
Hirty-Fourth Infantry
Texan Cavalry
William Lee
Ontario
Oregon
Tle Earth
Yale
Cheyenne
John W. Ward
Blythe
Beanston
Pinterton
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Fioche
Lincoln County
Nevada
Niayong
Daunte
San Diego
Kawanda
Anita
Roswell P. Flower
Power Hospital
New Yorks
Emma Flower Taylor
Roswell F. Flower
Heatty
A. Uaviee Titeee
Thutte
Mont
Beatty
Unite Statey
Dunkestock
Bie
de Tate
Mile Manatee
Mnileer
Andrew d Torin
Harriet Wood
Hagia
Auto Andrew
Paris
First National Bank of
Hutte
London
Congressil Pan
London, Inc
Chronile
Autoriary
House of Epresentatives
Captain Mills
Dary Agere
Ball Lake
Honolul
Ken
Contenien
Dudlaist
Wits
Wood
Fadlorrs Acton
Parity Politic Service
Cubes
Washington, Jan
Cablyes Mupetlig
Mavana
General Wood
Mr. Store
Havana
Fruit-Growers' Union
Renee
Narra
Naples
Charles Ki
Maorue
Pree Twile
Lourenco Marques
Hap Junie
Kruger
McKinley
Transvaal
Machatten
Ladysmith
Nuere
Claims For Pensions
Claline
Foirty
Cornell Mutts
Yates
Tabor
Towa
Ethel
Thinelty
Yistes
Jil
Taylor
Roberts Committee
Littlefield
Lin
Haltimore
Charles P. Seeberger
Brunswick
Mat
Jerome Swartley
Jed Theaoy
Serharger
Wixty Horn
St Paul, Minn
Das
Tovernor Idiad
A. J. Beck
Tite
Beck
Atte
Lenton
Fan
Capetown
Sedgemith
Urdah
Wnith
Potgieter
Colonso
Duumala
Sir Redvehs Henry Buller
Potyleter
Colerima
Dorra
Lyttle
Foun Lrigaste
Boera
Monseers
Ware Fou
Allen
Winston
South Africa
Corintha
Wanhingson
Lan
Wo Hynam
New
Wilver
Missopel
St Louis
St. Lonia
Jin
Lon Ni Stephens
Crow Fnye
City of Chicago
Chicigo
Ports Rico
Nevada University
Ometala Reno
Nev
Board of Regents of
the State University
J. W. Phiilips
Thurrell
Prof
Phillips
Stubbs
J. B Londebach
Ont F. Moss Prox Seasor
Hjorklund
Wilmelton
Pune
Hillam
Ant Charles Dayor
Ant Dillon
Fred
Charich Swanbuck
Niles
Mook Springs
Inet Steel
Carbon
Hvad
Michigen
Anu Ny
Portland News
Eory Pasion
Avon With
Wyoming
Unica Iron Works
San Francisco
Wise Choiienmil Mookwen Gheuot
Fort Worth
Pex
Wyomleg
Arizona
New Moxton
Ob Oma
Stataland
Northwest Notes
Nuethern Mt
Spokaur
Moraine
Easthouri
Pierengers
Knogkell
Alningoor
Jared Pomous
Subney
Colorain
Alexander Warklind
Denever
Gebbler
Suatapciatty
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