Banquet Honors McKinley in Canton Assembly Hall
Vice President-elect Fairbanks headlined a Canton banquet commemorating President McKinley. Generals Lee and Black and Gov Herrick with Lt. Gov Harding spoke as Mrs McKinley and Justice Day observed the late president’s birthday amid a large crowd and wine-free menu.
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Canton
McKinley
Young Men's McKinley Club
Fairbanks
William R. Day
Fitzlhugh Lee
South
Gen. Black
Grand Army of the Republic
Mycon T. Herrick
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Banouet Hall
Onin
Day
Grace McKinles
Miss Black
O. W. Holmes
Justice Day
Willam MckKinley
Bob
America
Willam McKinley
McKinley Hte
Ita
McIinley
William McKinley
Jesson
Lieut. Gov. Harding
McKinney
Justice
Mrs. Day
Gen. Lee
Lee
Black
Grand Duke Vladimir Defends Russia Amid Strikes and Disorder
Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of the Emperor, asserts loyalty and says Russia may soon gain limited representative government while denouncing foreign reports of mass slaughter. He recalls order to fire on strikers and discusses unrest in St Petersburg and Warsaw, with emphasis on pacific measures and careful reform.
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Grand Duke
Warsaw
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Russia
London Times
Washington Post
8&J. Petersburg
Vassalience
Winter Palace
Appleyard Indicted in Secret Grand Jury Action
Buffalo dispatch reports that A E Appleyard Boston traction promoter faces a secret indictment for alleged involvement in wrecking the German Bank. The grand jury returned several secret indictments and ignored the names on the no-bill list. Arrest warrants will be prepared in two to three days, with extradition likely. Judge Murphy拒 no John Doe proceedings in the German Bank case.
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Buffalo
A. E. Appleyard
Boston Traction
Appleyard
Coatsworth
Arthur E. Appieyard
Ilegally
Murphy
Jacob Dold
Don
FE. Diehl
Scranton
John Doe
Irvine drops fight and calls Talbot a hypocrite
Philadelphia January 31 Rev Dr L W Irvine deposed rector accuses Bishop Talbot of using money and influence to block ecclesiastical action and twice avoiding service of civil summons He says he will drop all proceedings and offers Talbot forgiveness while detailing new charges and disputes surrounding the Upjohn letter and excommunication claims
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Philadelphia
L. W. Irvine
Ethelbert Yalbot
Central Pennsylvania
Talbot
Episcopal Church
Irvine
Hishoph Talbot
Taylor
Emma D. Eliott
Ellett
Upjohn
Bishop Talbot
Dr. Irvine
Atrocities by Ladrones in the Philippines
Details from Manila dated January thirty one recount brutal acts by bandit leaders Montalan and Felizardo. Natives aiding Americans are hamstrung and have lips cut off. Justices of the peace are abducted and slain. A captured document offers rewards for Gov Trias and other government supporters. Troops pursue the bands as authorities urge drastic measures. Gen Allen reports improved conditions in Samar.
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Manila
Montalan
Felizardo
Mantaban
Allen
Samar
Virginia seeks Casey in Manassas bank robbery case
Robert Casey, described by police as a notorious burglar wanted by Virginia authorities, was arrested in Baltimore after detectives tracked him following the November 11, 1904 raid on the First National Bank of Manassas. He had been released previously for lack of evidence. new findings prompted renewed pursuit. The Virginia police have been notified of the arrest.
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Casey
Manassas
Phiadelphia
Robert Casey
Virginia
First National Bank of
Baltimore
Indictments Grow From Oregon Land Fraud Case
Federal grand jury returns three indictments tied to Oregon land fraud schemes. Names include United States Senator John H. Mitchell and Congressman Binger Hermann, plus Emma L. Watson and A. D. Puter. Second indictment targets Madford land speculators. third accuses Albany mayor William Davis of uttering a false affidavit.
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Davis
Albany, Oreg
Mitchell
Portland
Oreg
Federal Grand Jury
United States
John H. Mitchell
Binger Hermann
A. D. Po‘ter
Horace C. McKinley
Emma L. Watson
Daniel W. Tarpley
Hilbert K. Brown
Nellie Brown
Henry A. Young
Senator Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Emma. Watson
Watson
A. D. Puter
Puter
William A. Hichards
General Land Office
Washington
Henry W. Miller
Frank H. Kineart
Martin G. Hoge
Charles Nickell
Madford, Oreg
Medford Land District
William Davis
Albany
Appeal to Secretary Hay over Chinatown raid
Frederic Poole superintendent of the Chinatown Mission and Lea Jing Ping of the American Chinese Reform Association traveled to Washington to appeal to Secretary Hay on behalf of the Chinese Merchants Association and the Christian League. They protest a police raid on the Chinatown colony that detained about ten Chinese merchants and allege unwarranted arrests and looting with failed restitution efforts.
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Philadelphia
Chinese Merchants’ Association
The
Christian League
Hoy
Frederic Poole
Chinatown
Washington
Hay
Poole
Lea Jing Ping
American Chinese Reform Association
Two Men Found Dying in Wheeling Hotel Room
In Wheeling West Virginia two men registered at a hotel as T T Shirley from Hundred and B S Meag from Pipesburg. They were found late afternoon in a room after asphyxiation from a gas jet left open. Shirley carried an accident policy and a letter to Baden Beaver County Pa addressed to Robert S Nesley. Moag's true identity remained unknown. Doctors said both would likely die before morning.
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Wheeling
W. Va
T. T. Shirley
Hundred
Meag
Pipesburg
City Hospital
Shirley
Robert S&s. Mnesley
Baden
Beaver County
Bob
Moag
Singer Fatally Burned in Cincinnati Theater Fire
A singer Mamie Rayburn burst from a dressing room in flames as spectators awaited her appearance. Several men smothered the fire with coats and water, but she suffered burns from head to foot and is dying in a hospital.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Mamie Rayburn
Assaulted and Robbed Merchant Failing Health in Death Risk
Willet Titus, an eighty three year old Long Island merchant, lies unconscious in Roslyn after a murderous assault and robbery on his way home from his store. His skull is fractured by an iron bar and his money is missing. doctors fear he may die from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet Titus
Long Island
New York
Roslyn
United States protests Cuban tariff ruling on fabrics under McKinley order
The United States, for the American Cotton Manufacturers Association, protests Cuba’s Treasury ruling that voided McKinley’s March 16, 1901 order granting preferential rates to certain American made cotton fabrics. British and English cottons now bypass limits via wider looms, drawing complaints about unfair treatment and treaty obligations under the Platt amendment and intervention acts. Treasury officials deny unfairness, citing technical reasons for rulings.
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Havana
United States
American Cotton Manufacturers' Association
Treasury Department
McKinley
Cuba
Customs
Treasury
Governor to hear petition for Mary Rogers reprieve
Rutland Vermont January 31 Gov Bell will meet Attorney Moroney at the Pavilion Hotel Montpelier at noon to hear evidence for a reprieve of Mary Rogers death sentence. Moroney hopes new evidence may secure a delay and new trial. Gov Bell declines to comment. Mrs Blickensderfer of Stamford Connecticut attends from Hoosick Falls NY to press for commutation or stay and appeal to Vermont Supreme Court.
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Rutland
Gov. Bell
T. W. Moroney
Pavilion Hotel
Montpelier
Mary M. Rogers
Supreme Court of Vermont
McIntyre pleads guilty in multi city bank fraud case
Philip McIntyre of Nashville pleaded guilty in New York to passing a fraudulent check drawn on Citizens' National Bank of Norfolk. He faced charges alleging fraud across more than twenty cities while posing as a coal company official. Bail raised to 4000 dollars. requisition papers sought from Richmond.
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New York
Philip McIntyre
Nashville
Tenn
Citizens’ National Bank of
Norfolk
Tombs
McIntyre
Vera Cruz
Mexico
United States
Shields
Johnstone
American Bankers’ Association
Sheriff's Office
Paul Rose
Richmond
Montague
Philip McIntyrs
Citizens’ Bank
Tennessee Coal Company
Dodge Morse case motion on grand jury records
The Dodge Morse indictments for conspiracy and subornation of perjury were moved to the Supreme Court criminal branch. Judge McMahon would rule on the defense motion to inspect grand jury minutes, with Justice Kennefick to open court next Monday. Steinhardt pled not guilty and got ten days to file supplemental motions.
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Grand Jury
New York
Dodge-Morse
Supreme Court
Court of General
Leaglaws
Kennefick
Buffalo
McMahon
Edgar L. Fursman
A. H. Hummel
Benjamin Sreinhardt
Jerome
Steinhardt
Statesmen Honor McKinley and Grand Duke on Russia Crisis
The issue opens with tributes to McKinley from statesmen and reports on Russia’s crisis, alongside notes of a railway official defending the president’s policies and a fresh indictment of Senator Mitchell.
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McKinley
Russia
Mitchell
Dartmouth
Warsaw
Manchuria
Congress
S—News of Virginia and
Marylarr
N—Beef Trust
China
Far East
Hoch faces charges as Chicago extradition awaits
Johann Hoch, arrested on bigamy and wife abandonment charges after worldwide search, favors returning to Chicago for trial. Chief ONeill suspects twelve deaths among Hochs alleged wives were suspicious, study of anonymous Brooklyn letters continues as witnesses and witnesses’ testimonies are sought to indict.
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O’neill
Chicago
Hoch
Brooklyn
New York
Johann Hoch
Rogues’ Gallery
Liam
Ut Hoch
Brooklys
Heary Bartels
Frans Schoeppy
Jersey
Schmidt
Horneller
Germany
Schoeppy
Jioun
Scheppy
O'Neill
James J. Langan
Detective Bureau
Ywiice Department
Belvidere
Grand Jury
Amelia Augusta Fischer Woch
Anna Hendrickson Hoch
Marie Geerk Hoch
C. W. Lewke
Foyp
Marie Welcker Hoch
President Spencer Opposes Rate-Setting Powers in Rebates Debate
Lemual Spencer, president of the Southern Railway, testifying in Washington, argues rebates are abuses to curb and that rate-making powers should not be given to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He says punishment should target the guilty, not the innocent, and that highways of transportation must remain open to all on equal terms. He notes most railroads support halting rebates and opposes exclusive rate control.
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Ous
Lfe
William McKinley
Niles
Buffalo
Peara
New York
Lemarl Spencer
Southern Railway
House Committee
Washington
Philadelphia
Una Uie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Committee
Rairoads
Congress
Pr Dent
Vanderbilt Line Changes
In New York meetings of Vanderbilt line boards, Newman elected president of Michigan Central and Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis. Ingalls becomes CC StL chairman. Ledyard becomes Michigan Central chairman. Depew resigns as Michigan Central former chairman. Big Four names Roseller, Brown, Carsten, Grammer as vice presidents with finances, transport, accounts, and traffic duties.
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New York
Directa
Vanderbilt Lines
Ingalls
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Big Four
Ledyard
Michigan Central
Oi Newman
New York Central
St. Louis
Mr. Ledyard
Senator Depew
V. W. Roseller
W. C. Brown
John Carstensen
G. J. Grammer
G J Grammer
Bomb found in Paris as arrests rise after Socialist meeting
A bomb was found at 2 a m in front of the Hotel Deux Mondes on Avenue de Opera with no explosion. Eighteen arrests linked to a bomb throwing at police and Republican Guards after a Social Revolutionists meeting. twelve released, others held. Francois, a known anarchist associate of Emile Henry and Ravachal, identified among detainees. Two Republican Guards injured, civilians not in danger. A later test showed a bomb at Prince Troubetskoy’s Russian Embassy doorstep was highly explosive. Police watch over the embassy. a judge began examining suspects. In Montpelier, Vermont, Jan 3 Count Peretta de la Rocca and Jose de J. Paul arrived to prepare for arbitration on Venetian claims with Referee Plumley.
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Paris
Deux Mondes
Avenue de Opera
Francois
Prince Troubetskoy
Montpelier
Peretta de la Rocca
Jose de J. Paul
International Arbitration Commission
M Northfield
Frank W. Plumley
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Ohta
American Union
John Randolph
U. S. Grant
Tris
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Sheridan
Stuart
Sherman
Joe Johnston
Caesar
Augustus
Gov. Herrick
Sloan’s
Sloan's
Ull
Wood's Commercial College
East Capitol Street
Anarchists
Revolutionists
Hind Workers’ Movement
Associated Press
Emperor Nicholas
Imperial Guard
Quay de la Cour
Prince Helaselsky
Lancers
Guard
Alexander III
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Wnorfolk
Boston
Ladrones
Oregon
Hermann and
M'Intyre
Bankers’ Association
Part
Hugh
Lewke
Hoffman
Dr. Lewke
Aiso
Piso
Spencer
Vanderbilt
Ingalls and Ledyard
Hotel Deux Mondes
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