Grand Opera House to be Investigated After Chicago Fire Tragedy
The mayor, fire chief, and committee will inspect the Grand Opera House this evening. A full report will be published, with managers inviting reporters to survey the venue. Architect notes the building comprises three structures with an asbestos curtain and multiple exits. The inquiry may widen to other public venues.
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ATHE
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Worning
Ogden
Clark
Examiner
Utah
Archiect
Eccles
Dignan’s and
Conley's
Parry Block
Can't Be Separated Backache and Kidney Aches
Ogden residents learn kidney health links. A machinist, Charles Hi. Rhees, recalls pain and urinary weakness from kidney problems. He used Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo and reports lasting relief after three boxes. For sale everywhere 50 cents. Remember the name and don't substitute.
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Dean
Charles Hi. Rhees
2Ord St
W. Badcon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Lodge Defends Panama Policy In Senate Debate
Senator Lodge argued presidential recognition power lies with the executive and defended U S actions in Panama as peaceful and prudent. He cited Jefferson and Jeffersonian precedent, discussed Hay-Herran terms, and contrasted Republican progress with Democratic policy while noting Cuba might have gained independence without war. The session closed after executive talks.
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Washington
Lodge
Panama
Ile
Taylor
Hungary
Congress
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Colombia
Bequpre
United States
Panama Canal Company
Germany
Great Britain
Morgan
Beaupre
Bogota
Colon
Mexico
Maine
Panama‘canal
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Jeferson
Louisiana
Ledge
New York
Republican Party
Spain
Cleveland
Cuba
Olney
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Islands
Senate
Best at Your Grocer’s Shilling’s Best Sale Promise
A shopper friendly offer promises goodwill between buyer and seller with the Schilling’s Best brand at local grocers and a moneyback guarantee. High street retailers emphasize customer satisfaction and a straightforward refund policy.
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Schilling
Pope appoints Megr Serafino apostolic delegate to Mexico
Rome January 5 the Pope signed the brief appointing Megr Serafino apostolic delegate to Mexico replacing apostolic visitor. The move is seen as the first step toward establishing diplomatic relations with Mexico.
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Rome
Megr
Serafino Apostolic
Mexico
Iroquois Theatre Fire Claims Fresh Victim In Chicago
In Chicago on January 5 the Iroquois theatre fire added a new death, bringing the toll to fifty nine. Miss Josephine Spence, severely burned in the blaze, was found by relatives and died at home.
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Chicago
Iroquois Theater
Josephine Spence
Gambling paraphernalia burned in Coeur d'Alene district raids
Wallace Idaho January 7 Acting under orders of District Judge Morgan the sheriff of Shoshone County publicly burned gambling paraphernalia seized days ago in raids on twenty towns in the Coeur d Alene district The owners claim they held insurance and will pursue losses from the insurers
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Wallace
Idaho
Morgan
Shoshone County
Coeur d'Alene
Doctor’s testimony in Dunsmuir will case in Victoria
Dr Walter Thorne of San Francisco testified in the Edna Wallace Hopper suit to break the Dunsmuir will. He said he treated Dunsmuir for debauched drinking episodes and noted a long period of sobriety followed by relapses. Thorne described a fishing trip with Dunsmuir and a conversation with Mrs Wallace about the San Leandro property and a string on it.
Royalty Paid on Vancouver Island Log Boom
Vancouver logs cut on the Z and N railway lands on Vancouver Island saw royalty paid before transport to Puget Sound. Under amendment schedules, royalties ranged from 1 to 1.5 dollars per thousand feet by log diameter. Logger Cook, operating EH N grant land, exported a roughly 600 000 foot boom to test profitability under the amended act.
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Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Island
Puget Sound
Cook
Fraudulent Use of the Mails Involves Jaeger Brothers
Chicago January 5 Frank Jaeger and John Jaeger noted mining stock brokers were arrested on a federal fraud charge brought by Postoffice Inspector Ketchum. More than 800000 tied to the scheme. authorities promise revelations at court. The brothers appeared before a U S commissioner and posted 2000 bail each.
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Chicago
Frank Jaeger
John Jaeger
United States
Postoffice
Ketchum
U. S
Japan Is Ready for Contest Ahead of War In Manchuria
A dispatch from Victoria B C dated January 5 reports that Japan is rushing war preparations including transports, armaments and a new Seoul road in Korea. Details include 80 000 horseshoes for ice conditions, fleet hull treatments, and cautions on war financing. A Russian Manchurian clash along the Liao killed 200 Chinese with Russian losses of four killed and ten wounded.
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Victoria
B. C
Jimmin
Tokio
Sarabo
Jan
Seoul
Korea
Kokumin Shimbun
Japan
Port Arthur
China
Cotton market hits hard in sale of quilts and comforts
Advertisement notes a strong blow to cotton markets affecting quilts and comforts. It highlights that the products use high quality cotton filling and silk trimmings, with a 70x74 inch comfort size and weight around 2.5 pounds, priced at 2.35 during the sale.
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Conforts
Half Breed Hunter Found Dead in British Columbia
Victoria B C Jan 5 Captain William a young half breed Indian hunter who lived on Maria Island near Agassiz BC was found dead near his cabin this morning with a bullet through his head Officials think the wound may have been accidental and caused by a self inflicted shot in the backwoods near Maria Island
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Victoria, B. C
William
Maria Island
Agassiz
B. C
Denver Ministers Adopt Resolutions Against Reed Smoot
The Denver ministerial alliance passed resolutions opposing the seating of Senator Reed Smoot. The move reflects local church leaders’ stance on the senate seating dispute.
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Denver
Reed Smoot
Haitian official explains Haiti France Germany dispute over bank officials
Paris January 5 Joseph Haytien minister explains the rift with France and Germany over demands for the release of National Bank of Haiti directors charged with involvement in a $200000 securities fraud. Officials were arrested under a judicial decision related to former President Sam’s government.
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Paris
Joseph
Haytien
Hayti
France
Germany
National Bank of Haiti
Eavemen Securities
Sam
Rheumatic Troubles Treated Through the Blood
The article argues Rheumatism is a blood issue not cured by liniments or plasters. It blames acid in blood and organ failings and promotes S S S as a lasting remedy that cleanses the blood. It offers a free rheumatism book and physician guidance from The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
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S. S
Swiet Specific Cos
Atlanta
Port Au Princess on German and French Cruiser Incident
Fragmentary passage discusses German and French cruisers at Port Au Princess linked to an alleged attempt to obtain commutations for sentences of former bank officials.
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Port Au Princess
Germany
France
Republican State Convention Set for Wichita in March
Topeka officials report the Republican State Committee met and determined the next state convention will be held in Wichita on March 9.
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Topeka
Kan
Republican State Committee
Wichita
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Mttilas
Witton Ang
Ban
Frasciece
Col
WIM
Driver
Wash Ave
A. E. Weatherby
Washington Ave
Skeen & CO
24Th St
Cor. Grant and
24Th Street
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Barrows Grocery Co
Wash. Ave
Tel
Imperial Restaurant
J, Lambert
Prop
St. Ogden, Utah
L. D
Utah Knitting Works
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