Sand-baggers plague Carcago as police fail
In Carcago an organized gang nicknamed sand-baggers inflicts new miseries, with police unable to stop outrages or make arrests. The scene remains tense as residents seek relief from escalating disorder in the city.
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Carcago
Mde Seevra
Roumelia
Joan Anseret
New York
The Cold Snap and Western Kansas Storm Toll
A compilation of disaster reports from Western Kansas and beyond recounts a harsh blizzard’s toll. Eighteen deaths, many missing, and widespread stock losses plague sparse ranching counties from Dodge City to Torexa.
Presidential Succession Bill Passes House in Contested Session
The House approved the Presidential Succession measure by 183 to 77, sending it to the President for signature. The law would place the Secretary of State next in line if both the President and Vice President are unavailable, followed by the Treasury, War, and other Cabinet heads in order.
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Swmenens
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Waauieren
Post-office Department
Germany
United States
International Parcel-Post ‘Union
Jews Agriculturists
Des Motes
State Aggricultural Society
H.C. Wheeler
Sac County
J. J. Snoutfer
Cedar Rapids
John R. Shaffer
Weat
Virginia
Cuancestor
W. Va
Chia
Deadly blast at Army No. 4 mine rocks Evanston district
The Jan. 16 report from Evanston Wyoming describes a catastrophic damp mine explosion at Army Mine No. 4 near three miles northwest of the town. Thirteen men died, with many others injured and substantial property destruction including the slope entrance, engine house, and surrounding homes. Witnesses report debris, collapsed timbers, blown air shafts, and a large rescue effort as investigators consider firedamp and a possible earlier incident as contributing factors. The tragedy echoes a past 1883 blast at Mine No. 3 that killed thirty-two Chinese men and six whites.
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Guatamslan
New York
Panama
Amatillan
m @uatomala
Guatemala City
Senaves
Evanston
Wy. T
Army
Rocky Mountain
Widencreon
Paulk
Toers
Euphantea
Torea
Beckwith
Firat
Ted
Minor News Items From January 16
A digest of brief items notes James River navigation ice, prisoner releases, bank liabilities, and upcoming conventions. It lists the Illinois Press Association meeting, a death sentence in Kansas, labor conventions, a St Paul ice palace opening, and a Chicago dairy show. Also mentioned are wrecks, arrests, gas and petroleum finds, railway reforms, court actions, city incidents, and national political figures.
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James River
Prince Krapotkine
Louise Miche
M. Sagola
Calais
Hine
Iinois Press Association
Central Ia
William Baldwin
Atchison, Kan
Tlinois
Riom
New York
Zukertort
Julian A. Brown
Porth Amboy
N. J
Dennis
Nickerson
Prof
Fowler
Buffalo
N.J
Tateen, Johnson & Co
Ishpeming
Mich
Schuyler, Neb
Lapour
Jolie
Degwan
Lima
Eads
Japan
Senate
John H. Oberly
Congress
Chicago
Miamisburg
James Deglio
Court of
Virginia
Wyoming
Joliet
Tuaday
Tattle
United States
John M. Langeton
Hayti
H. L. Doureman
Vie‘cousin Horse-Breeders’ Association
Washington
Allen M. Dulles
Detroit
Mica Edith Foster
Spain
Department of the Eure
France
Matawan
L.L
Yorktown
Paris
Hotel Continental
America
Americas
Postmasters Seek Legal Reforms At National Convention
In New York on January 17 the Postmasters National Convention committee in Chicago February 15 discussed federal laws on compensation and box rental. They urged fair pay for third and fourth class postmasters, proposing first 100 dollars of income and full revenue from box leases. Delegates from major parties and officials voiced support, with 100000 circulars sent to postmasters. Kate Bayard, eldest daughter of the Secretary of State, died in Washington after a chill. her death shocks the White House as officials and family grieve. The death was attributed to heart trouble. funeral arrangements not listed.
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Frey
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Miss Bayard
Gage
Bayard
Cwcapo
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