Business visitor Arch Stewart visits former home in Ainsworth
Arch Stewart, a business visitor, called at his former home in Ainsworth today while Fr Harrington, a participant at horticultural society meetings, returned to York Center this morning. Miss Hallie Berdo left for Iowa City to visit relatives.
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Arch Stewart
Ainsworth
Horticultural Society
York Center
Hallie Berdo
D. J. Norton Jr
Iowa City
M.T. Anderson
A. Herrington
Williamsburg
The
Friends barred from deputation over Maybrick case
Mrs Maybrick's supporters abandon plans to petition the Home Secretary after a Home Office note from Sir Matthew White Ridley's secretary states no deputation will be received. The case will be considered like other convicts serving life penal servitude.
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Lonion
Florence Eligabeth Maybrick
Secretary of State
Home Office
Maybrick
Lfe
Impeachment Bid After City Treasurer Shortfall
Rushville Indiana December reports reveal Charles S Spritz found an additional 4050 shortage in city treasurer James K Mattox accounts, bringing total shortages to 7000. Mattox covered the sums with bondsmen by transferring his property. investigation notes irregularities but city loses nothing.
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Rushville
Tnd
Charles S. Spritz
James K. Mattox
Spritu
Mattox
The
Cty
Sage grand niece weds rich New Yorker in Joliet area
Miss Alta I Sage, grand-niece of New York financier Russell Sage, married William C Martens a Channahon township farmer. Rev G G McKinley officiated at the Minooka Methodist church wedding held at the couple's new home two miles from Channahon. Relatives attended. no gift from Uncle Russell.
War Inquiry Probes Smith Sternberg on Army Medical Service
The war investigations commission questioned Surgeon General Sternberg about the army medical department. He said estimates were cut by Congress over years in a policy of economy, that camps faced sanitation issues, and typhoid was often confused with malaria. He warned permanent camps require sanitary rules or shifting camps to protect troops.
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Geon
Sternberg
Congress
Washington
War Investigating Commission
Alger
Camp Thomas
Senate Begins Consideration Of Nicaragua Canal Bill
The Senate adjourned after a brief session and will resume Monday. West urged a quorum for pension bills, Caffery pushed to open talks with Britain on modifying the Clayton Bulwer treaty, and West sought an inquiry into Navy ship purchases. Twenty six pension bills passed and the urgent deficiency bill for military and naval support was approved by the House. No war criticism arose. debate focused on whether volunteer pay to July 1, 1899 altered existing law.
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Washington
Senate
West
Caffery
Great Britain
Nicaragua
United States
Fifty first tow reaches Manila safely and other notes
The Fifty first towna reaches Manila safely. The Hebrew bazaar and ball at Chicago realized 101000 dollars for charity. Near Spaulding Illinois a dead unidentifed man was found in a ditch. The American Ethical union holds its annual convention in Milwaukee. Twelve steel crafts for lake navigation. The French court of cassation stayed proceedings in the Picquart court martial. Clarence White and Frank Ryan Chicago toughs were sentenced to the penitentiary. There is a snow blockade in New York with trains abandoned or delayed. Richmond P. Hobson named to drop assistant from his title. Safe blowers robbed Bank of Antioch Illinois of 5000 dollars and papers. Taylor McClare bank of Arrowsmith Illinois entered robbers took 4000 dollars of negotiable paper. Grant C Gillett the absconding Kansas cattleman reportedly raised 300000 dollars from banks. Oscar Burtness charged with criminal assault on a 74 year old woman held for trial in Janesville Wisconsin on 700 dollar bail. Charles Hanlon released convict arrested in Waupun Wisconsin after two hours liberty for another crime
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Taylor & McClare
Arrowsmith
Ills
Grant C. Gillett
Kansas
Oscar Burtness
Tral
Janesville
Wis
Record of Cold, Floods, and Local Notices Across Cities
Zero Denver reports nineteen below zero with the coldest weather in memory. In St Petersburg the Nova River rose nine feet, flooding the lower city and forcing boat communication amid loss of property and drownings. Five killed in a Dupont Powder Works explosion in Wilmington. Local items note travel, visits, lectures, and property exchanges.
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New York
Henry Morti
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Pierce
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Norfolk, Va
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Miss Clara Boss
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Para
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Richmond Ind
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Virden
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Mineral Point
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Sycamore
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Keota
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Chas. Means
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Alberson
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