Wolves Roam After Siberian Chill Endangers Travelers
Minneapolis Jan 25 The severe cold drives timber wolves from distant woods into travel routes. A sheriff’s sleigh ride to Alc Gresor ends in a dramatic chase as wolves pursue a dog and its master. The dog escapes but the wolf pack is shot to protect the sleigh. A separate tale recounts Julie Sorenson fleeing wolves after absconding with 600 dollars, surviving atop a shack before reaching Oberon and boarding trains toward Valley City.
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Minneapolis
O. H. Maustin
Alutin
Milan
Aitkin
Alc Gresor
Sanfom
Kite
Evan
Uttecar
Julie Sorenson
Great Northern Express Company
Grand Harbor
N. C
Climate Telegraph
Soren#oh
Oberon
N. D
Northern Pacific
Valley City
Lou Une
A Letter From Bombay Reports Plague in City
A Bombay dispatch notes official estimates of plague mortality and outbreak spreading through the city. Authorities face uncertainty about the true extent of operations and the epidemic’s progress. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is advertised as a remedy for colds and coughs.
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London
Jun
Bombay
Bruit Eaalady
Gyeryay
Ayer
Ice Palace Sparking Spectacle Draws Truckee Visitors
Truckee California hosts a dazzling ice palace opened last Saturday drawing dozens of visitors daily. The towering structure glitters under electric lights at eight and offers a natural skating rink 520 feet around with a steel framework formed by water. Ice colors range from pink to blue as sunlight and evening illumination transform the surface.
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Truckee
Cal
Jan
Ander
Epurt
Plague On The Increase In Bombay Letters From Mrs Hume
Mrs E S Hume of Bombay writes of a bubonic plague sweeping India with great havoc. The letter notes crowded railways, mass burials, and closures of Christian schools while Europeans reported deaths. The writer cites alarming fatality rates and widespread fear among locals.
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E. 5
Hume
Boston
Mias Aubie Chil
Woman's Board of Missions
Ws B
Bombay
Rome
Dowl
Barolta Railway
Sion
Byoulin
Gueen'n
Jeddo
Chrisian
Christian School
Chicago's Big Ice Crop Brings Jobs Amid Cold Snap
The Chicago area cold spell boosts ice production with over 12,000 workers needed as 35 ice firms operate near Chicago and Wisconsin Central and Chicago Northwestern routes. About 50 men are sent from the city to ice fields, and up to 7,000 more may be employed south of Chicago as ice gathering expands. If continued, this could yield one of the finest crops yet.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Central
Chieses & Northwestern
Northwestern
Chitaxa
Joe
Robson's New Role at Mackay's Theater in Louisville
Louisville audience sees The Dacklins dramatization "The Dockins" by Stu rt Robson. The show, based on Opie Read's novel, draws praise from Robson and visiting observer Mr. Fad with Old Lem the pious North Carolina Turner and a cast delivering pity, pathos, humor, and backwoods characters amid a southern life love story.
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Louisville
Dacklins
Opie Read
Stuart Robson
Macaulay
Fad
Robson
Mfe
Lem
North Carolina
Glitter at Berlin Court Brilliance at foreign presentees reception
Berlin reports a brilliant court ceremony with large attendance and notable guests. Mrs H G Squires drew praise for a white satin gown with gold embroidery and dewdrop diamonds. U S ambassador Rawin F Ublas and French envoy the Duke of Neatiles attended. Time Ta Rev J S Crooks reports special services at the street church.
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Berlin
H. G. Squires
United States
Rawin F. Ublas
Duke of Neatiles
Acer ‘Street Eee
J. 5
Crooks
Arbitration Commission Formed for Venezuela Boundary
World dispatch reports Melville W. Fuller and David J. Brewer named to the arbitration tribunal to settle the Venezuela British Guiana boundary. The United States judges selected, with British counterparts, and the treaty signing expected within days.
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New York
Washington
Melville W. Puller
United States Supreme Court
David J. Brewer
Venezuela
British Guana
Supreme Court
Fuller
Crespo
Puller
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court of Suative
Veneauela Congress
Brewer
Osear
Hich
Charles Russell
Peank- Tin Lockwood
Hayte
Hill Fell
SHERMAN FAVORS GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF NICA CANAL
Washington January 28 A Nicaragua canal debate surge. Senator Sherman calls for a government built canal via a new treaty to bypass private concessions. He dismisses England as a bugaboo while praising its institutions. Vilna moves to recommit the bill. Morgan derides the tactic. The Senate adjourned without final action. Military academy appropriation bill passed at $679000. West Point participation amendment sparked a clash between Allen and Gray. Informational monetary conference bill not acted on.
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Nicaragua Canal
Washington
Nicaragua
Sherman
United States
Morgan
England
Shermas
Vilna
Bigrgan
Senate
West Point
Afien
Gray
Widow of the General to Be Honored in Trenton and New York
Mrs Washington Roebling, a Trenton society leader, will host 200 guests at her West State street mansion for a meeting with Bre Logan. A lavish dinner will follow, with guests from Philadelphia and New York hotels.
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Trenton
New York
N. J
Washington Roebling
Trenton Society
Bre
John A. Logan
Roebling
West State Street
Bre Logan
Betdt
Hotel Bellevue
Philadelphia
Waldorf
New Jersey
Cebt
Lander
Bradshaw
K.A
Filibusters Released From Government Seizure
In Jacksonville Florida the steamers Three Friends and Dauntless were released after weeks tied up by the government. Owners of the Three Friends paid bond of 0 and $2.00 in forfeiture prosecutions. Dauntless valued at $15 000 per court appraisers. Vessels remain under surveillance and must pass revenue cutters Boutwell Colfax Dolphin and Newark before departure.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Three Friends
Dauntless
Boutwell
Colfax
Dolphin
Ersuiser Newark
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised By Bedridden Man
A letter from C Hinkley of Indiana praises the Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills for immediate relief from piles after fifty years of suffering. He credits the remedies with restoring health, avoiding dangerous surgery, and even improving weight. He urges fellow sufferers to consider the cure and notes prices and availability.
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Aire
Tam
Chinkley
Drugwiste
Mall
Pyramid Co
Aivien, Mich
Will Get Her Dover Pred Douglass Second Wife to Receive Her Share
Frederick Douglass, the renowned abolitionist, died leaving real estate restricted by dower laws. His widow, a white woman married before his death, fought for her share and prevailed, securing a third of his substantial fortune amid contested claims by his former wife’s descendants. Also mentions indigestion remedies.
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Douglass
Washington
Jan
Frederick Douglass
Fred Douglass
Rey
Radical shift in Republican political agitation planned
Cleveland January 28 reports indicate Republican leaders will pause ongoing political agitation for four years. National Chairman Hanna favors stopping agitation to let the people’s verdict stand, aided by a Washington bureau to distribute literature. The plan may end soon with possible abandonment of the capital headquarters.
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Cleveland, O
Hanna
National Republican
Washington
Washburn
Osborne
Canton
Suffragists Second Day Ends With Big Meeting
Des Moines IA Jan 25 The second day of the woman suffrage convention closed successfully with memorial addresses for notable dead including Harriet Beecher Stowe. A reception followed by the Des Moines women's club. The big evening session featured Carrie Chapman Catt and Miss Anthony with overflow attendance.
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Carrie Chapman-Catt
Des Moines
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Ie Dimerra
Alis Drake
McVicker
M. O. Breeden
K. K. Mackber
Ladies' Club
Anthony
Carrie Sage Chapmen- Catt
New York
Negroes Plan a Mill in Atlanta Factory on Negro labor
In Atlanta a movement seeks to form a capitalized cotton factory using African American labor with shares of 35 dollars each. Organizers promise to mobilize support quickly, citing local commerce aims and potential investment to fund building and equipment.
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Atlanta
Atlante
Zere
Aod
Peimiine
Glied
Isl
Couran
Lynching Reported in Light Fulton Ky January 23
Reports say 17 year old Lola Carver, daughter of a prominent farmer, was choked into insensibility and attacked by a Black man. Authorities and neighbors search for the assailant as the case draws regional attention. Ayers remedy mentioned in the narrative as relief.
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Fulton, Ky
Milss Lola Carver
Tilman Defends Dispensary Law Amid Court Decision
Washington reports Senator Tilman asserting the liquor dispensary law remains in force despite a supreme court ruling. He pledges enforcement, favors federal act for broader powers, and rejects claims the law exists for revenue, stressing aims to curb drunkenness and barroom influence. He notes personal use exceptions do not affect legality.
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Washington
Gan
Tilman
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Simonton
Higuer
J Simonton
Congress
Sigel Cooper Employes Ball at Lenox Lyceum
New York January 23 The Sigel Cooper company's Employes Association held an entertainment and ball at Lenox Lyceum. Four thousand workers and a benevolent fund. The event drew about 3 600 attendees with full Vaudeville and a grand march led by Miss Lilly Cooper and W Z Johnson.
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Sigal Cooper
New York
Sigel-Cooper Company
Lenox Lyceum
Horace Guidin
Maude Raymond
Willams and Walker
Darkeys
Dan Quinn
the Borellis
Lillian Burkhart-Dickson
Forrest Flood
Eldridge
Hell
Henry Sigel
B. J. Greenhut
G. Sigel
C. M. Hogan
Wanamaker to Build Church After Fire Escape
Philadelphia Jan. zx Wanamaker plans a church on a ground plot in the southwestern city section to honor a providential escape from a fire that damaged his store by about 100000 dollars. He and his wife will dedicate the new stone church to Bethany Presbyterian as a thank offering.
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Philadelphia
Jan. Zx
Wanamaker
Mrr
Wanameker
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Gage Called to Canton for Cabinet Talks
Lyman J. Gage left Chicago for Canton at the request of President-elect McKinley to discuss the treasury secretaryship. He plans to wind down his Chicago affairs and resign from the First National Bank to prepare for a Washington position.
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Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Canton
Treasury
Mekipivy
First National Bank
Washington
Palmer predicts two-party realignment on silver issue
In Washington Senator Palmer says the two old party wings will unite in the next campaign. He predicts sound money Democrats and Republicans form one side while silver Democrats and silver Republicans form the other. The report also notes a Des Moines clerk praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for indigestion and stomach pain.
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Palmer
St. Louis
Republic
Washington
W N. H. Penn
Rallwrs
Des Moines
Girls Fight With Knives in Lexington
Hanie Fletcher and Addie Foster, colored school girls, fought with pocket knives while returning home from school. Hattie severed the jugular vein in Addie’s neck, warning death. Hattie also suffered severe cuts.
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Lexington
Hanie Fletcher
Addie Foster
Hattie
Addies
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