Marmaduke Leaves Colombian Service With Bogota Crew
Washington reports Captain Marmaduke and his mercenary crew have abrogated their contract with the Colombian government and departed the gun boat Bogota after four months in port. The former Confederate officer will sail for New York, with his contingent having seen little action.
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Marmaduke
Colombia
Bogota
Washington
United States
Henry H. Marmaduck
Pacific Coast
Panama
New York
United States Naval Academy
Monitor
Merrimac
War Department
Seattle
Senor Concha
United States Navy
Britain protests Turkish grant of Dardanelles passage
Great Britain protests to the Turkish government over the September permission for four unarmed Russian torpedo boat destroyers to pass the Dardanelles into the Black Sea. The note warns the passage violates international treaties and may invite similar favors for Russian warships, unsettling Russians and Turkish authorities. Andrew Carnegie offers Rhinelander, Wisconsin, 12,500 dollars for a library building.
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Constantinople
Jan
Britain
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Russia
Great Britain
Minister Provokes Congregation With Suicide Remarks
Battle Creek Michigan January 7 Rev William Osborne rector of St Thomas church told his congregation that suicide is often justifiable. He said it may be the best option for a morphine addict who cannot break the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
William
Osborne
Bt. Thomas’ Church
Michigan
Keeler Suffer Collos Fracture Hinders Season Return
New York January 7. An X ray shows ball player William Keeler has a Collos fracture in his injured shoulder. Surgeons expect a permanent cure but unlikely return to play until late in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Keeler
Keeler
Young Man in FF Leach Recovers After Gas Incident
The youth who nearly suffocated by blowing out a gas light in FF Leach began to regain consciousness early today. He remains weak and speaks in a whisper, saying he darkened his room. He reports parents lived in Marinette Wisconsin and was contacted today.
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FF Leach
Marinette
Wis
Kings Daughters Club Meeting at Mrs Cook Home
The Kings Daughters of the Second United Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs Robert Cook’s on East Washington Street for the final meeting before Mrs J B Logue’s departure. After the business session, guests enjoyed light refreshments.
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Kings Daughters of the
Second United Presbyterian Church
Robert Cook
East Washington Street
J. B. Logue
Smallpox fears prompt potential school vaccination plan
Indianapolis reports four more deaths from smallpox and twenty four new cases as Dr. Eugene Ruehler warns the health board may order general vaccination in schools and bar unvaccinated pupils. Debs heads to Iowa and Ohio after a West tour, noting growing socialism in the region.
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Indianapolis
Eugene Ruehler
Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Iowa
Ohio
Phlmets
Dehe
Bad Fall at Washington Illuminating Works
Fred Anderson escaped serious injury after a coke cart fell from the second to the first floor in the Washington Illuminating Company works. He was shaken and sore but no bones were broken. Also noted are visitations by Mr and Mrs W A Dodder and a deathbed strain message from Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Anderson
Washington Iluminating Company
Anderson
W. A. Dodder
Washington
G. F. Taylor
Leigh Derby
Letts
Local Farm Sales and Social Happenings Reported
M A Hardin’s daughter Mrs W H Porter called to Davenport due to illness. M A Hardin sold 240 acre farm six miles northeast for 40 per acre to G G Ebner. A Harding sold 8 acre farm to Illinois man for per acre. A A Grimm sold 240 acre farm to Chas Davis Illinois for 24000. Harold Nichols hosted twenty friends with magic lantern incident. A L Erdice caught fire but was quickly contained. Mrs Amos Poland returned to Avoca after extended visit with relatives. A M Wilson returned from Washington on brief business. Mrs W T Trotter and Mrs J G Stewart traveled to Keota.
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Porter
Davenport
M. A. Hardin
G. G. Ebner
W.T. Trotter
J. G. Stewart
Keota
A. Harding
Amos Poland
Avoca
A. M. Wilson
Washington
A. A Grimm
Chas. Davis
Ilinois
Harold Nichols
A. L. Erdice
Lost and found notices and local updates
Lost want ads seek a good girl for general housework and a young girl needing a home, inquiries at the Journal office. Found items include a lady's comb and a key on East Second Street and an Epworth Ive pin claimed by paying this notice. Several brief local items report travel, funerals, marriages, and business notes from the city.
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Journal Office
Second Street
Epworth
Are You A Mason at Graham Theatre Next Saturday
The farce comedy Are You A Mason will be staged at the Graham theatre next Saturday evening January 16. It is adapted from German by Leo Dietrichstein and previously enjoyed success at Wallack's New York and Power's Chicago. The original touring company returns this season with seats on sale at Cakins drug store. Also notes Miss Mabel Dunham, Miss Nora Corette, Miss Carrie Hamilton returning to Monmouth after holidays.
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Graham Theater
Leo Dietrichstein
Wallack
New York
Power
Chicago
London
England
Cakins Drug
License to wed issued to John and Mary Angstead
The license to wed was issued today to John KE Angstead and Mary KL ZAlelmann. The G A R held its annual installation of officers last evening led by Capt J J Kellogg with Mrs J W Dunham and Mrs D L Baird assisting. Ainsworth visit noted with a day spent with friends.
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John Ke, Angstead
Mary KL. Zalelmann
J. J. Kellogg
J. W. Dunham
D. Ll. Baird
Ainsworth
Maitimore American Editor Pleads Over Dropped First Page
The editor laments rough handling as staff dropped the first page down a flight of stairs in the Maitimore American office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitimore American
Eddie Quinn Identified as Abingdon Bank Robber in Quincy
The alleged bank robber arrested at Quincy is positively identified as Eddie Quinn known in Chicago as a prosperous businessman and famed for skilled burglary. Pinkerton Superintendent Schumacher confirmed Quinn’s criminal record, sparking shock among Chicago associates.
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Chicago
Quincy
First National Bank
Abingdon
Eddie Quinn
Baddie Quinn
Schumacher
Pinkerton Agency
Quinn
Powers respond to Castro on arbitration offers
Washington reports the joint reply of the powers to Castro's qualified acceptance of arbitration was delivered to the US ambassador in Berlin and London and later received by the state department. It adds nothing new to arbitration and preserves original reservations. Separate replies from Germany and Great Britain echoed similar conditions to reach an understanding before referring the case to arbitration.
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Washington
Castro
United States
Berlin
London
State Department
Germany
Great Britain
Rowen
Caracas
Knife Attack at School Sparks Warrant for Youth
In Sioux City Iowa a 11-year-old boy drew a knife on his 11-year-old schoolmate Victor Ross in class. He stabbed Frank Paul in the back and then attacked him again until Minnie Paul intervened. Frank collapsed and walked home in a fainting condition. The incident occurred ten miles east of town and a warrant is out for the assailant.
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Sioux City
Victor Ross
Frank Paul
Viethm
Paul
Minnie Paul
Here
Wisconsin Inauguration Highlights State Reception and Ball
Madison hosts Governor LaFollette inauguration with a university gym reception for the new officers and wives followed by an inaugural ball. The grand march featured Dr. Phil Fox and niece Mixa Eleanor Wilson, ending in the governor's quad rille. Notables including former governors Peck and William KR. Taylor attend. Chicago also notes General Edward S. Bragg’s new post as consul general to China. A London Epiphany fire alarm disrupts Chapel Royal decorations above the altar.
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Madison
Wis
LaFollette
University
Phil Fox
Mixa Eleanor Wilson
Peck
Chicago
Edward 8. Bragg
United States
Cuba
China
Wisconsin
Chapel Royal
London
St. James’ Palace
Marconi Report Announces Wireless Daily Paper Plan
London Jan 7 The Daily Telegraph reports contracts are in place to start a daily paper supplied with news via the Marconi wireless system on board a British American liner running between Liverpool and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
London
Daily Telegraph
Amer
Liverpool
New York
He Was Heeled All Right in San Francisco Trial
In the Truxton Beale and Thomas Williams trial at San Francisco on January 7, Williams, president of the California Jockey Club, testified he carried a revolver and a large dagger for self defense. The court seized the weapons after he said they were for protection against dishonest horsemen he had barred from the turf.
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San Francisco
Truxton Beale
Thomas Williams
Marriott
Williams
California Jockey Club
Torrential Rains Cause Severe Flooding in Belgium
In Central Belgium heavy rainfall has triggered widespread flooding with major inundations reported across several regions. Local authorities urge evacuations and emergency responses as water levels rise and infrastructure is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetral
Belgium
Chicago Livestock and Grain Market Briefs Selections
Chicago and Milwaukee market notes show hogs strong with mixed receipts and steady to firm quotes. Cattle veal and lambs mixed with receipts and prices listed. grain markets report dull to steady trading with nearby months holding modest gains.
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Chicago
Alvtorins
Jeago
M.dv
Otis, Ghoice Co
Ann Lambs
East Buffalo
N. Y
G. Dunning & Stevens
Pamba
Beanst Blossom and Grambling Head West for Work
Ralph Beanblossom and Alpheus Grambling left last night for Tacoma to seek desirable employment in the west. Their families offer best wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beanblossom
Alpheus Grambling
Tacoma
West
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Claims to relieve burns, cuts, bruises, ulcers, fever sores, eruptions, salt rheum, boils, felons, corns and warts. Advertises as best pile cure with price two cents at Stewart’s drug store.
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Bucklen
Stewart's Drug Store
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Rusia
Andrew Carnegie
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Hotel Colence
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Washington Illuminating Co. Works
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Journal
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Monmouth
Nora Corette
Carrie Hamilton
Sarah Finley
Memphis
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Miss Sarah Finley
Cardus
McElree
Finley
Ladies Advisory Department
Chattanooga Med. Co
Chattanooga
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Thug
Eddie” Quinn
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Ching
Windsor
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Vcore
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Oledo
Chiesaro Grain
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E. C. Keck
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DR. J A Marie
Ace Vom
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Wheeler & Wilson Mfg, CO
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