Richmond Lieutenant Starke Arrested Over Obscene Letter to President Roosevelt
Lieut W Starke of Company B Seven ty Regiment, Richmond, arrested on charges of sending an obscene letter to President Roosevelt. The note included a nude cartoon and a vile line about a black man. Starke admits writing the letter but says the picture was placed in the envelope by someone else.
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Oklahoma Outlaws Escape the Officers
Oklahoma Territory January 17 report says the outlaws who killed Sheriff and deputy near Caddo County were believed surrounded by a posse twenty miles south of Ardmore and likely escaped under darkness. The escape is thought to involve the Miller gang with relatives in Little River brakes.
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Jealous lover murders bride then shoots self in Indiana
Henry Clements of Knox Indiana killed his rival's wife Mrs Edward Davis a bride of a few days near a railway crossing in South Bend and wounded himself in a self inflicted shot. The victim Miss Hawkins aged sixteen was cousins with both men. Davis and Clements had both loved her and married her December 21. Clements was arrested and remains in custody as his wound heals.
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Exposition Postponed To 1904 In St Louis
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition planned for 1903 in St Louis will be delayed to 1904. President Francis of the Exposition announced at the White House that preparations cannot be completed in time for 1903.
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The Panama Route Meets With Favor
Washington January 17 Isthmian Canal Commission session under Rear Admiral Walker aims to continue until a majority has reached definite conclusions on recommendations to the President. It is learned that most members will urge acceptance of the Panama Canal Company offer.
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Isthmain Canal Commission
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Dredge Work Underway at Farmers Canal Site in Yuma
Work begins this week on a $3,000 dredge bought from Imperial Irrigation for the Farmers canal. It will be set up at the IT 1 foot of Main street and finished in three weeks. The St Valkers steamer, bought by Mexican Colorado Navigation, arrives from Needles and will be remodeled into a finer river boat. Two volunteer firemen threaten to disband due to lack of business support after officers were not elected Monday. A human thigh and leg bone found near Tyson Mohawk may be remains of prospector Frederick Rock who vanished in 1900. The Yuma County Board of Supervisors names W H Elliot county surveyor. Health officers declare the city free of smallpox.
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Frederick Rock
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
Yuma County
W. H. Elliot
Romantic Tragedy in Illinois Woman Dead, Man Wounded
A horse and buggy with no driver brought the dead Gerry Slifford near Donnelson in Illinois. Fred Brockman, found nearly dead, shot himself twice and is in custody. A letter in the buggy is said to explain the affair, Brockman feigns insanity but doctors doubt it.
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Honor for the German Prince Discussed at Cabinet Meeting
The Cabinet meeting centered on protocol for Prince Henry of Prussia's visit. Officials aim to honor him as a royal guest and kinsman of the German emperor while keeping the program simple. They referenced precedents set by the Prince of Wales and Duke Alexis of Russia where applicable.
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Prince of Wales
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Russia
World's Sunday School Convention Planned for Jerusalem 1904
THREE OAKS Mich January 17 A committee considered the time and place for the fourth World Sunday School Convention after the tenth International meeting in Denver. A committee will contact the foreign section about holding the Jerusalem event likely in March 1994. The first convention was in London 188? the second in St Louis 1892.
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Hole in the Wall to be blown open and road built
Cheyenne Wyoming January 17 the famed Hole in the Wall a refuge for outlaws from Arizona Utah Montana Colorado and Wyoming will soon be memory Dynamite will widen the red sandstone fissure to permit a road the site lies on the county line and the hole will no longer block travel petition asks for a post office at Houck Ranch near the mouth of the hole as settlement grows so a post office is needed
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R. S. Patterson
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Texas
J. W. Bailey
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Ship Wrecked on the Lake Near Ludington
The Marquette Railway Company's steamer No. 3 struck a harbor bar and foundered in nine feet of water during a southwest gale. Nine passengers and a crew of thirty were rescued by the life-saving crew using a breeches buoy. The wreck lies 191 feet from the end of North Pier and 200 feet from shore as waves crash over the decks. The vessel is rapidly freezing into ice.
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Marquette Railway Company
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Miners Killed in Dynamite Explosion at Carterville Mine
Three miners died and several were seriously injured after a premature dynamite blast at the Ada mine in Carterville near Joplin. Rescuers from nearby mines freed trapped workers after hours of effort.
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Spouting Oil in Colorado Sparks Boulder Excitement
Boulder Colorado January 17 A second oil well drilled nearby began flowing today. Excitement is great and many parties are arranging to drill wells. Land values are soaring.
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Boulder
Colo
Republic of Omaha disbanded after uprising and arrest
The Republic of Omaha formed by thirteen Omaha Indians and three whites collapsed after weeks of unrest. The group seized Pender and Dagtown, fired revolvers, toasted independence, and looted $235 from secretary Jasperson. U S Marshal James Allen intervened. members were disarmed and jailed in Omaha for liquor in Indian country and assault attempts.
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John Jasperson
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Dagtown
United States
James Allen
T. L. Sloan
Monte Carlo scheme drains Rosslyn as gamble fails
Dispatches from Monte Carlo report Lord Rosslyn has departed penniless to London after his high profile plan to break the bank collapsed. Authorities say he lost about 100000 dollars in real money while the management supported him with funds as many followers poured money into his system. The Rosslyn dream seems ended and he may return to the English stage.
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Monte Carlo
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Iowa Farmers Sail to Isle of Pines to Grow Tropical Fruit
A large party of 23 Iowa families from Spirit Lake Fairfield and nearby areas sailed from New Orleans to the Isle of Pines off Cuba to establish a tropical fruit colony led by T L James. The colonization plan aims to plant fruit orchards and attract more settlers. James predicts the Isle of Pines will become a famed fruit-growing region with further parties planned.
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Kicked Too High And She May Die
Elsa Condon head waitress at the Grand Hotel in Vincennes Indiana lies dying from spinal injuries after a fall caused by an attempted kick to disrupt a friendly wager. She remained unconscious for hours as three doctors said her case is hopeless.
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Elsa Condon
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Statehood Letters From Nation al Lawmakers on The Subject
Yuma Arizona January 16 1901 Mayor elect R J Patterson has circulated letters seeking support for Arizona statehood. Replies from lawmakers in Washington express support or cautious consideration with affirmations from Lanham Culberson Bailey Cooper Olmsted and Pennsylvania banker Sparr noted for lobbying.
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House of Representatives
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United States Senate
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