Governor Ibel Shot Near Kentucky Capitol
William Ibel claims to be the targeted governor and was shot at 11:30 am on the Capitol grounds as he passed to pray to the senate. The ball struck his right side and left under the shoulder blade. doctors say recovery possible. Police arrested James Juty of Potter after five revolvers were found on him. he denies guilt amid citywide fear of further trouble.
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Exeter
Monroe
Mich
George Fheeler
Wheeler
Kalamazoo
Des Moines
Charles Price
Quincy
Tls
Prince
Princeton
Rockford
Wacky Chicago Courtship Ends In Quick Marriage
Andrew Brock a Joplin conductor arrives in Chicago after a night wreck travels from Clocege to Ashland avenue seeking Miss Anna own. In a rapid four hour sequence they declare love and wed at a justice court with Brock guiding the tempo, ending in a wedding trip from Union station to Blissville Missouri.
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Chicago
Andrew Brock
Joplin
Clocege
Brock
Anna Own
Ashland Avenue
Lock Brock
Promiseville
Saloon Rules in Des Moines Under Court Ruling
Des Moines reports that a Supreme Court decision finds Des Moines saloons operate without legal sanction pending a new petition. The ruling cites 60 percent voter signatures but questions petition validity. Injunctions seek to halt operations until further action.
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Jery
Des Moines
Jes Moines
Supreme Court
Ague
Pejon
Hhe Supreme Court
League
ADVANUE IN FRUIT JARS INDIANA FACTORIES WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
Indiana fruit jar makers run night and day yet withhold product from market. Muncie firms store vast jars amid gas supply fears, aiming to push prices higher later in the season. Traveling salesmen note demand remains strong, even at higher wholesale costs.
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Butler
Ind
Middle States
Indiana
Muncie
Pittsburg
Wisconsin Professor Wood to Address Great Scientists
Professor R W Wood of the State University leaves Madison for England by invitation of prominent scientists He will address two London societies and Regents grant leave with salary to his two month mission to bring credit to Wisconsin He aims to bolster the university's scientific standing.
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the State University
Madison
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R. W. Wood
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State University
England
University
Wisconsin Institution
Society of Arts and Sciences
Physical Society
London
Markets Quoted Across Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago Board of Trade quotations span Wheat Corn and Oats with January and May positions. East Buffalo live stock quotes show cattle hogs and lambs with price ranges and receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cavuns
Ccscccer
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louie Grasp
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Detroit
Saloons Close Their Doors in Waterloo After Court Ruling
Waterloo saloonkeepers closed their doors following a Supreme Court mulet law decision. Petition drives will begin, facing opposition from the ministerial association. The report notes additional Iowa items including a severe crime near Ottumwa and a freight wreck near West Union with widespread newspaper reaction from German outlets.
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Waterloo
Van
Supreme Court
History pauses in South Africa as British nerves strain
The London Morning Post reports stalled action in South Africa as Lord Roberts ponders a forward move. Telegraph notes suggest a fortnight delay before a new advance, with Buller relief of Ladysmith uncertain and plans for larger operations upon arriving troops. 70 000 invasion force debated with 40 000 to guard lines and 40 000 to attempt Ladysmith rescue.
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London
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Free State
Buller
Ladysmith
War Office
Methuen
French
Intacre
The
Government to mobilize 150000 men to defeat the Boers
In London the Morning Post argues the nation must quickly raise 150000 troops and train reserves to sustain the South Africa campaign. It warns the Boer threat remains and Britain's initiative hinges on government action including more troops and resources. Berlin reports Gen Roberts will wait for reinforcements as South Africa news stays unfavourable.
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London
Spencer Wilkinson
Morning Post
Ladysmith
Buller
Chievely
National Zeitung
Roberts Muat
Berlin
South Africa
Unconstitutional Tax Sale Printing Charged in Michigan
Chauncey F. Cook of Saginaw petitions the Michigan Supreme Court to compel the auditor general to set aside tax sales. He argues 40 cents per land description for notice printing is unconstitutional, nonuniform, and awarded without competitive bidding, violating Article 4, Section 22. If sustained, auditor general’s imprimatur on future sales could be curtailed.
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Lansing
Mich
Auditor General
Chauncey F. Cook
Saginaw
Supreme Court
John A. McKay
Lor Cook
McKay
Indiana Farmer Proclaims Celestial Visit Sparks Evangelical Tour
Auburn Indiana January 30 Samuel R Hardy a prosperous farmer near the city says illness left him in delirium seven years ago and he now preaches a new creed claiming an angel sent him to save sinners He prints billboards and embarks on a nationwide tour asserting his heavenly visitation.
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Auburn
Ind
Samuel R. Hardy
Hardy
Heaven
Hell
Mason Has His Say in Senate Clash Over Boer Policy
Senator Mason attacked British policy and the New Orleans vice consul over Boer remarks and urged a report on his pro Boers resolution. Senator Tillman criticized Beveridge on the Philippines urging self government and warning against bayonet rule. The Senate passed twenty three pension bills before adjourning.
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Jan
Mason
Senate
New Orleans
Transvaal Republic
Great Britain
Committee On Foreign Relations
Clonic Rooms
Tillman
United States
Philippines
Beveridge
Indiana
Congress
Washington News Roundup Covers Gage Inquiry and Hawaii Bill
Lively debate marks the Sulzer Gage probe being sent to the ways and means committee with no opposition to the action. Hawaii bill advances with big changes ending property voter qualifications and giving each house control over elections. Senate may soon rule on West Virginia Senator Scott seating after limited testimony. Postmasters in Illinois listed. brazil plague declared over for Rio Janeiro and Santos ports. Minneapolis flour output hits a record 14,291,780 barrels. Oregon Senator Corbett recalls past work for $3.50 weekly in New York store.
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Sulzer
Gage
Ways and Means
Richardson
Hopkins
Hill
Connecticut
Dalzell
Weather Bureau
House Committee On
Territories
Knox
Senate
Supreme Court of Hawaii
House
Ach House
Scott
West Virginia
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Minneapoli
Minn
Minneapolis
United States
Oregon
Henry W. Corbett
New York
Weeks Break-up-A-Cold-Tab Era Promises Refund
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises Weeks Break-up-A-Cold-Tab with a two cent price and a cheerful refund guarantee if the product fails to cure.
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Detroit Bee
Iowa State News
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Evening Journal
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Ted
Spencer
Louilia
Dubuque
West Union
Lokal Anzeiger
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Kreuz Zeitung
Vossische Zeitung
Leyds
Transvaal
M. Stephens
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Holden, Mo
John Jackson
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
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Roberts
Britain
Wilkinson
London Morning Post
Dr. Leyd
Indiana Farmer
Celestial City
Holdom
Herman Gray
United Metal Workers
Winslow Bros
Louise Hagenow
Marie Hecht
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Senor Veira
Rio Janeiro
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Royal Gaking Powder CO
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Moar
Lodge
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Stockton
W. A. McKnight
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Santos
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Joseph Keck
Frank Stewart
Chas. H. Keck
Casnner
O. M. Keck
I. M. Sproull
P.W. McElwain
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J. R. Burroughs
Orrick
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Columbia Corner
Washignton, T
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Washington, Towa
J. F. Poage
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American School of Osteopathy
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Creice
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JOS. Pollard,jr
T. T. Keeley
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Hotel Allen
Frank Bowers
H. Sanford
T. J. Dempsey
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J.T. Anderson
Washington County Savings Bank
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C. S. Lemmon
Clenim Bh
L. D. Robinson
East Side
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Mr. Lemmon
Ll. D. Robinson
Burlington
Philadelphia
Fox
First National Bank
Wm. Blair
A. H. Wallace
D. H. Keck
Frank Howart
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K. H. Welch, Prop
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