Lynch to be hanged for high treason in South Africa ties
Irish Colonel Arthur Lynch, who joined the Boer forces in the war against Britain, is found guilty of high treason by a British special jury. He faces the hangman’s noose as four counts receive death sentences after the court’s brief summing up and Lynch’s defiant silence at sentencing.
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London
Arthur Lynch
England
Lynch
Anthur Lynch
Galway
Sone
Lyne
Robert Emmet
Trish
Rogland
Trial of Colonel Lynch and the Boer War legacy
The article recalls long-ago treason trials in London and centers on Colonel Arthur Lynch. It notes his Boer War actions, formation of a Second Irish Brigade for the Natal theater, and attempts to learn Rough Riders tactics in the United States. It mentions his family background and his role as a correspondent.
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London
John Francis
Queen Victoria
Constitution
Francis
Lynch
Arthur Lynch
Ballarat
Iilway
Dom Paul" Kruger
Natal
Botha
Ee River
Johannesburg
Vietory
Pretoria
J.yuch
France
South Africa
Theodoore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
United States
Roosevelt
Roweh Riders
Co Ed Hurt Coasting Into Barbed Wire Fence
Loretta Fitzpatrick a co ed in the literary department was injured while coasting against a barb wire fence in Ann Arbor January 24. She received an anti-toxine at University Hospital to prevent infection after suffering deep neck and jaw gashes requiring thirty two stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbom Mieh
Loretta
Spatrick
University Hospital
Miss Fitzpatrick
Local collision injures passerby and rider
On a calm evening a cart and horse collided injuring Jacob Walpert of 216 West Washington Street who suffered a broken left leg. Bystanders report other minor incidents as the crowd enjoys the parade like scene along the avenue.
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Hebsted
Jacob Walpert
West
Washington Street
Died of gum bleeding after tooth extraction
W C Dealing a traveling salesman for an oil company of Franklin died in St. Pool on Thursday from a hemorrhage after two front teeth were extracted. He arrived Monday for the procedure and bled again after leaving the dentist. Despite medical efforts, he died at a friend’s home where he stayed. Ernest Osborne, 13, of Anderson, Tad, shot and fatally wounded Jesse Hunter in Saranse. Osborne was arrested and to be held for murder after a third boy testified to the incident.
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St. Pool
W. C
Franklin
Dallas
Montiny
Giraud
Rapids
Mich
Ernest Osborne
Anderson
Tad
Jesse Hunter
Saranse
Osborne
Washington
Senate
Burnham
Beveridgs
House
Rang Steel
Prancis Negley
Henry Picking
Alaska
Shakespeare Former Gazette Editor Committed to Asylum
Kalamazoo Michigan January 24 A J Shakespeare longtime editor of The Gazette after over thirty years suffers a mental breakdown due to illness and has been placed in the asylum He was a Democratic politician of influence and served as postmaster under President Cleveland.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
A. J. Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Cleveland
Funeral for Julian Ralph Held in New York
The funeral service for Julian Ralph, noted writer and newspaper man, was conducted yesterday at Christchurch. Family members and prominent figures from the artistic and newspaper communities attended.
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New York
Julian Ralph
Christchurch
Ralph
Infant girl dies after bread choke in Elkhart
Florence Slanger aged one choking on bread given by her four year old brother in Elkhart Indiana on January 24. The infant died before a doctor arrived.
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Elkhart
Ind
Florence Slanger
Judiciary Committee Advances Antitrust Bill of Subcommittee Chair
The judiciary committee approved the antitrust bill prepared by the subcommittee led by Representative Littlefield of Maine and authorized favorable reporting to the house.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
House
Littlefield
Maine
Toronto Bank Closes Amid Financial Pressures
The Toronto bank of Wilson County in Toronto Kansas shut its doors Thursday. It operated as a private bank owned by W. P. Dickerson with a $5,000 capital, $3,000 surplus, and $31,000 in deposits.
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Toronto
Kan
Toronto Bank of
Wilson County
W. PL Dickerson
Aged Farmer Found Murdered Near Farm Door
Warren Us January 24 A farmer living alone on a large farm four miles north of town was found murdered just outside his door. The victim identified as John Bradshaw aged four years old was also reported missing. Police say they are investigating the isolated crime scene for clues and motive.
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Warren
John Bradshaw
Here
Sensitive plants lose irritability to chloroform vapor
Some plants respond to chloroform like animals. The sensitive plant loses its irritability when exposed to chloroform vapor.
Chicago Market Report Mixed Livestock and Grain Quotes
Chicago and East Buffalo auction notes show large cattle and hog receipts with varied bids. Prices range from light hogs at 6.00 to 6.55 per pound, cattle from 2.40 to 5.60 depending on grade, and calves and bulls across several dollars. grain markets in St Louis and Toledo show modest activity with No 2 red wheat around 7.6 to 7.2 and corn near 4.0 to 4.4.
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Chicago
Texas
Western
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Best
German fleet bombardment of Fort San Carlos near Maracaibo
Reports from Berlin and Maracaibo dated January 21 24 describe Fort San Carlos under bombardment as German warships Panther and others attempted entry into the Maracaibo lagoon. Officials cite reasons for the blockade and note no decision on when it ends.
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Dan
Maracaibo
Saya
Berlin
Bae
Scheder
Fort San Carlos
Maracabo
Ita
Panther
Associated Pres
Foreign Office
Mamentho
Chicago Coal Prosecution Opens in Northern Illinois Soft Coal Dealers Case
The indictment charges conspiracy to injure public trade. Eighteen corporations pleaded not guilty as motions to quash were overruled. A stipulation of facts was presented and arguments and briefs will be scheduled early next week. The Braceville Coal company case was dismissed at the state's request.
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Chicago
Horton
Ilinois Soft Coal Dealers’ Association
Deneen
Braceville Coal Company
Italian murder victim identified as Joe Duge in Chicago
In Jackson Park two weeks after the killing authorities identify the Italian man as Joe Duge. Tony Duge and his half sister, cousins of the victim, report seeing him leave a house carrying a trunk and a mattress on his shoulders.
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Chicago
Jackson Park
Joe Duge
Tony Duge
Purdue Students Strike Over Professor Action
Purdue University senior chemistry class in the school of pharmacy walked out in protest after two members were expelled by Dean A. L. Green. A student committee demanded return to class or the rest would skip sessions. Green refused. Later, other items note three women Jennie Messina Fannie Kerstberg and Mrs Mary Spagrara died in a New York fire panic.
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Lafayette
Lod
Dan
Purdue University
School of Pharmacy
A. L. Green
Pharmacy School
Dr. Green
Jennie Messina
Fannie Kerstberg
Mary Spagrara
New York
Terms of the Pact Colombia Gets $10 000 000 Cash
Washington reports a U S Colombia treaty signed by Secretary May and Dr Herran is sent to the Senate. It provides a $10 million cash payment to Colombia with a further $250 000 annual rent after nine years. The canal strip lease is effectively perpetual with a first 100 year term, ten kilometers wide, under U S police and sanitary jurisdiction.
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Washington
United States
Colombia
May
Dr Herran
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Seston
Sergecy
Fhonel Hoois
Panama Railroad Company
Senate Debates Over Statehood Bill Turn Heated In Congress
Washington January 24 Senators clashed over the omnibus statehood bill as Quay and supporters defended moving to a vote while opponents argued for more debate. McComas pressed for floor time, Beveridge and Burnham entered with speeches, and Hoar sought to suppress a letter about presidential support that was then laid on the table.
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Washington
Senate
Tloar
Bin
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Secretary of the Treasury
Hoar
Quay
Kil
Heveridge
Beveridge
Burnham
McComas
Dalia
Voraker
Lincoln reception for D. Thompson marks Capitol event
A farewell reception to D. EB Thompson, minister to Brazil, was held at the Lincoln Capitol building. The Lincoln Commercial club organized the elaborate event in what was described as one of Lincoln's most formal functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Eb.thompson
Brazil
Capitol Building
Lincoln Commercial Club
Lincoln
Transportation troubles and freight delays in New York trade
Heavy trade strain persists with slow movement of goods and scarce freight capacity. January earnings exceed prior years by 5 percent while open orders and high prices limit buying. rail and transport firms restrict shipments, with 240 US and 27 Canada week failures versus last year.
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New York
Jaw
Ton & Co
United States
Canada
Defective Frog Kills Three in Dubuqueta
A defective frog on the Chicago and Western railways derailed a passenger train near South Preegert, Missouri, killing engineer William J Sheridan and fireman John Sandusky. Conductor Care and baggage man Steere and twenty others were injured. The baggage and buffet car burned. several fatalities are listed with other injuries. In a separate note, the Senate and House in Washington moved through routine measures including pensions and land deals.
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Dubuqueta
Chicage Fel Mintenpetis
Chleage
Great Western
South Preegert
Mle
Sheridan
Hevon
Hla Ane
John Sandusky
Drabique
William J Sheridan
Chicago
W.ote Day
Loteherman
Minneapolis
Edward DP. Carr
Neewe
Mo Washturn
Mr. Bell
Ex Governor Lagersell Critical in New Haven
Ex governor Charles R. Lagersell of Connecticut is critically ill at New Haven at 81 years old. M. W. Savage owner of Dan Patch has insured his valuable mare for 112.00. A Chicago jury awarded 12180 to a man who sued the Pennsylvania Railway for a crushed right hand. The Washington legislature remains deadlocked on a United States senator.
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Charles R. Lagersell
Connecticut
New Haven
M. W. Savage
Dan Patch
Pacer
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Washington
United States
Why Women Endure Suffering From Female Diseases
The passage asserts women suffer from gynecological ailments due to exhausted local medical skill and reluctance to undergo examinations. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy that restores regularity reduces discharges heals inflammation and cures female weakness.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce’s Medicines Said to Restore Health in Letter
A reader from Livingston Co praises Dr Pierce’s medicines and the Common Sense Medical Adviser. She says four weeks bedridden with grip improved after using the remedies, noting she can wash and tend flowers again and feels ten years younger. A request for the paper backs the claim.
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Merce
J. 4. Schnetyer
Ponting Livingston Co
Golup
TI K
Dr. Vierce
Dr. Pierce
Antitrust Measures and Canal Talks Dominate Senate News
Washington January 24 Special wires report a push to frame antitrust legislation amid debates between House subcommittees led by Littlefield Power and Overstreet and Senate leaders. Discussions involve President Roosevelt and Attorney General Kies with senators shaping a national regulatory framework. Also covered are Pete Hepburn’s praised debating and a Tidewater canal proposal via the San Blas route with Senator Scott gaining presidential interest.
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Washington
Howe
Littlefield, Power and Overstreet
Roosevelt
Kies
Carther
San Blas
Darien
Senator Scott
Senate
Scott
West Virginia
Panama
Nicaragua
Canal
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Mewr
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Ted
Manufacturers’ and Consumers’ Nel Company
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Citizens’ Alliance
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Palermo
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Paank K Sane
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Citizen's National Bank
Owa
Shaw Jenkins & Oo Wo Ho
Jenking & Ge
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Oltteon's National
P. J. Manley
Ashington County
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North Cross Corner
Ton County
Havines Henk
Lowa
Marsh W. Bailey
Peachicks
Ofice
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Higher & Wilson
A. Dewey
Iowa
A Dewey
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Tao
Osteopathy
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Ostrhopathioc
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Osteopath
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D. J. Palmer
Washington County
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DM McLaughin
A. Whiter
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Henry Knecht
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