Denmark Mourns Death of King Christian IX At 87
Danes grieve as King Christian IX dies at 2 40 p m aged 87 after forty two years on the throne. His passing shocks Europe with mourning across royal courts and dynastic ties. He leaves Prince Frederic as heir while his lineage links England Russia Greece and Norway through marriage. He ruled since 1868 and had thirty four grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Copenhagen
Christian IX
Europe
Frederic
Christian
Prince Carl
Norway
Russia
Francis Joseph
Austria
England
George
Greece
Charles
Maude
Edward
Death of King Christian of Denmark Shocks Europe
The sudden death of King Christian of Denmark, 88, known as Europe’s father in law, shocks royal families. Queen Alexandra at Windsor learns of the death, while Christiansborg’s fire history frames his Amalienborg home life and long influence as a peacemaker and arbiter among European monarchs.
Franding Ortæe.Emeritus Honesty and Birth Record
Frading Ortæe born April 8 1818 noted for purity and honesty in a Diapersia context.
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Freding
Spirit Treatment Fails Over Property Demanded
Grand Rapids Mich Jan 30 Mrs Margaret Spencer is accused of stealing 1000 from Mrs Elizabeth Bullman widow of a Buffalo city clerk while claiming to deliver spiritualist protection. The case centers on cash a tortwort and a potter claimed as security for treatment with Mrs Bullman recovering while Spencer says she kept the items only temporarily.
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Grand Rapids, Michh
Margaret Spencer
Elizabeth Bullman
Buffalo
N.Y
Spencer
Bullian
Bullman
Wreck on the Santa Fe Claims Several Lives
Wreck on the Santa Fe line near Edelstein kills engineer Odames Shen of Chicago and German on the freight crew Ibienko, brat brakeman Hokul of Chillicothe dies instantly. Express messenger Mockler of Fort Madison loses a leg. The baggage car burns with a large sum of money inside. Passengers escape unharmed.
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Edelstein
Odames Shen
Chicago
Feouwins
Ibienko
Greman
Aul - Hokul
San Domingo Surrenders as Treaty with U S Looms
General Barra, the last northern rebel chief, has surrendered and accepted government guarantees. The republic hopes the treaty with the United States will pass in Congress, securing peace with revenue under a receiver. Washington action is eagerly awaited as Dominion Congress meets Feb 27. In Marion, Ind, Charles Byrd— Pat Crowe’s protégé— was arrested for blackmail against three women.
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Barba
United States
Washington
Dominion Congress
Marion
Ind
Charles Byrd
Pat Crowe
Leonora National Bank Reopens After Insolvency
The Leonora National Bank of Morehead Kentucky, declared insolvent and placed in receivership on November 20, has been restored to solvency and allowed to reopen its doors. In Paris Jules Despecher a pioneer in transatlantic cable promotion has died at age 83.
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Washington
Leonora National Bank of
Morehead
Miss Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth Arrive in New York
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt and Representative Nicholas Longworth have arrived in New York from Philadelphia. Miss Roosevelt will stay with Mrs. Robert Goelet during her visit in the city.
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Miss Roosevelt
New York
Nicholas Longworth
Philadelphia
Robert Goelet
Death struggles of an elephant
Travelers reach the heart of Africa as head hunters ravage the interior. The Egyptian government charges 500 francs for permits to kill elephants hippopotamuses buffaloes and antelope while lions and crocodiles cost 0 francs.
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Africa
Ead
Republicans Vote With Democrats on Rail Resolution
The House adopted a resolution asking the president for information on an alleged antitrust style agreement among major railroad companies. Thirty-seven Republicans joined Democrats to lay the motion on the table, blocking reconsideration without a two thirds vote. The list included Bennett of Kentucky and others.
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Wisconsin
Cole
Darrah
Davis
Minnesota
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Fuller
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Hepburn
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Frederick Landis
Lawrence
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Miller
Mouser
Mudd
Murphy
Norris
Otten
Smith
Illinois
Michigan
Smyser
Southard
Reeder
Tawney
Taylor
Welborn
Taps for General Wheeler at Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Jan 30 The ceremonies at the grave of General Wheeler at Arlington National Cemetery were impressive. The cortege entered to cavalry band music and a muffled drum dirge. The casket draped with the flag was moved from the caisson by six cavalry sergeants and laid to rest as Rev Dr Ernst Stires of New York offered the service.
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Washington
Wheeler
Arlington National Cemetery
Ernst Stires
New York
Funeral Rites For General Wheeter At Dignified Burial
Telegram notes describe the funeral service for General Joseph Wheeter with last rites by Rev Stires. A quartet sang Nearer My God to Thee and Shall We Gather at the River as cavalry fired volleys and a bugler sounded taps and reveille. Hundreds filed past the grave in a solemn display of respect.
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Or. Stires
Fay Wilson
Meinley
Joseph Wheeter
Quesada Questions Key West Cigarmakers Strike Exit
Cuban minister Quesada questions the Key West customs collector report on the cigar strike. The Cuban consul delivered a Key West file stating workers left voluntarily yet were escorted out with armed force. It remains unclear if further action will follow.
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Washington
Quesada
Key West
Moot
Norwegian farmer drafted into army in Norway
Bloomingion Ul January 30. Ho ward Slausen a young Norwegian farmer of Ford county is in an unpleasant predicament in Norway. He left for a visit and was immediately drafted and forced to call for Dome for assistance. his father notified the Norwegian consulate and forwarded documents to secure his release. In Vassar Michigan John Ray posing as a horse buyer spent the day with Palmer Bay and then stayed the night. he revealed he is a son who had been away thirteen years.
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Heyburn
Tillman
Herburn
Idaho
Bureau
Bailey
Forestry Service
Bloomignion
Howard Slausen
Ford County
Norway
Nations Army
Dome
Consi
Vassar
Mich
Jan
Palmer Bay
John Ray
Chicago Markets Report 1906 Hog and Cattle Quotes
Market notes from Chicago show mixed hog and cattle quotes with cautious futures. Hogs mostly steady to lower with mixed packers at 5.30 to 5.57. cattle steady to weak, sheep and lambs soft. receipts and shipments listed, including from Beach-Wickham Co and McCall Bros agents.
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Chicago
Beach-Wickham Co
McCall Bros
Vladivostok Mutiny Details Drug Through War Office
Dispatches from St Petersburg report the Vladivostok mutiny was sparked by the arrest of a doctor and a Jewish agitator. Mutineers freed prisoners, seized arms, and forced the commander to release inmates while artillery units held wavering regiments as hostages. Details remain scarce due to telegraph delays.
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St. Metersburg
Jan
Vladivostol
St. Petersburg
War Office
Navy Department
Department of the Interior
Vladivostok
Suit Billed for 810000 Over Hazing at Hilliard Hoch School
Charles J. Leat administrator for Cecil I. Leat sues Carlton Sherwood and others in common pleas court for 10000 damages alleging a hazing episode at Hilliard Hoch School on Nov 9. Defendants allegedly seized the boy and rode him on a rail then threw him to the ground causing fatal injuries by Jan 3.
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Columbus
Hilliard Hoch School
Charles J. Leat
Cecil I. Leat
Common Pleas Court
Carlton Sherwood
Hilliard
Young Leat
Des Moines Ice Harvest Hampered by Mild Weather
Des Moines Iowa reports continued mild conditions have left ice men alarmed as harvests fail to resume. Fields freeze thaw cycles leave spongy dirty ground hindering good ice in February prospects. Abbott Blunt Dies at St Marys Hospital After Illness. Minneapolis
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Des Moines
Lowa
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