Relief for Sufferer Died of Injuries In Ohio Law Debate
Milwaukee dispatch reports a Chicago physician supporting an Ohio bill to allow easing death for incurable patients. Dr. Walter Kempster describes giving a fatal morphine dose to a severely burned woman to relieve suffering. Critics warn such law risks life sanctity and medical judgment. Chicago physicians tout current practices as sufficient.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
Ohio
Walter Kempster
WANTS COAL ROADS PROBED BY OBUS Indian?
Logan Bullitt of Red Rock Fuel Company requests a sweeping federal investigation into bituminous coal railroads reaching Atlantic ports. He targets Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for alleged self interest and discrimination against his company. The 1905 ICC order to provide a side track was reportedly ignored.
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West Virginia
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Congress
Logan N. Eullitt
Red Rock Fuel Company
Upshur County
W. Va
Hoday
Atlantic
Ballitt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fairmount
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bullitt
Baltimore and Ohio
Red Rock Company
Fourteen Dead In Witteville Mine Slope No 4 Blast
In Poteau Indian Territory a mine explosion in slope No 4 of the Witteville mine yesterday afternoon caused the deaths of fourteen men. Fire damp sparked the blast. three bodies recovered, as gas prevents entry for further recovery.
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Angelo Bock
J. H. Harp
Tom Bock
James Duffey
John Alexander
William Alexander
Joe Batly
Hd Frankman
Jim Thomas
Angelo Scarsciot
Francisco Bock
Joseph E. Turk
J. H
Blaze in Sanitarium in New York City
A fire at Miss Anna L. Alston’s sanitarium at 2% West Sixty first Street forced a dozen patients down from the top floor to escape. Several patients in serious condition and others who had recently undergone surgery were aided by police and firemen. The blaze remained confined to the top floor with only small losses.
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York
Anna L. Alston
Cleveland rejects report of grudge resignation as rebate referee
Princeton N J Jan 25 Former President Grover Cleveland was asked about a report he was unhappy with his position as rebate referee for insurance companies and would resign He replied there is no truth in the statement He is feeling better since returning to Princeton and has nearly recovered from an illness in New York.
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Washington Post
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
New York
Double murder and suicide in Providence apartments
The bodies of Charles Winn a freight handler his wife and Mrs Charles E Riggs of Portland Me sister of Mrs Winn were found in their Providence apartment police call it a double murder and death by own action Winn reportedly shot the two women with a revolver then killed himself after an evening quarrel over they went out together during the night
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Providence
R. I
Charles Winn
Charles E. Riggs
Portland
Winn
Winns
Belmont Goicouria Nuptials in New York Church
A crowd of about 500 gathered at the Church of the Ascension in New York as August Belmont Jr and Miss Alice De Goicouria wed with Capt Hodgins and West Twentieth Street Station reserves guarding access. Bishop Doane and Rev Dr Stires officiated, with ushers and a reception at the bride’s West Fifty-sixth Street home.
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Washington
New York
Church of the Ascension
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Hodgins
West Twentieth Street
August Belmont, Jr
Alice de Goicouria
Albert V. de Goicouria
Raymond Belmont
Ralph Sanger
Harry B. Hollins
Gerry Chagwick
H. C. de Rham, Jr
William A. Burnham, Jr
West Fitty-sixth Street
Miss Marion Ingalls Weds Doctor in Atchison
Miss Marion Ingalls, third daughter of the late ex Senator Ingalls, married Dr. Jesse Edwards Hunt of Atchison. The couple will sail to Europe February 2 and stay several months in Vienna for the doctor to pursue post graduate medical study. They left after a reception for Cleveland, the groom's former home.
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Washington Post
Atchison, Kans
Marion
Ingalls
Jesse Edwards Hunt
Atchison
Europe
Vienna
Hunt
Cleveland
Laura B. Herrick
Girl Asleep Twelve Days Puzzles LA Doctors
Florence Parker, daughter of Col. L. C. Parker, a Deer Lodge Montana farmer, has been asleep for twelve days in Los Angeles. Doctors from Los Angeles report vain efforts to awaken her and have yet to diagnose the cause. She was brought to the city for treatment on Tuesday. The mystery perplexes physicians with no clear diagnosis.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Florence Parker
Deer Lodge
Mont
Miss Parker
Col. L. C. Parker
Misa Parker
Colorado Man Sentenced Five Years for Land Frauds
David W. Irwin Akron real estate dealer was convicted on four counts of perjury in a federal indictment accusing him of complicity in extensive land frauds in Eastern Colorado. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and fined $500 for assisting in fraudulent final proofs for timber culture entries and selling the land to innocent parties.
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Colorado
Denver
Jan
David W. Irwin
Irwin
Akron
Japan to Keep War Tax Plan Faces House Opposition
Tokyo January 2 The new finance minister M Sakatani proposed converting 80 million dollars of war taxes into permanent imposts and creating a debt with a consolidation fund funded by 355 million dollars annually in addition to the 18 million already allocated. The measures were strongly opposed by the House as Premier Suionji urged a united national effort to handle war expenditures.
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M Suionji
Brother substitutes at altar in Wilkes-Barre wedding twist
In Wilkes-Barre Pa on January 25 a planned wedding to Miss Mary Noleski of Greenwood was upended when the brother of the groom fled yesterday. John Rupinski offered his hand to the young woman today and was accepted. She granted him one week to prepare for the ceremony.
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Washington Post
Wilkesbarre
Mary Noleski
Greenwood
Here
John Rupinski
Cars Thrown Into River After Rock Island Slide
A Burlington eastbound passenger train struck a landslide near Rock Island Washington on the Great Northern Railway. The engine rose nearly perpendicular, the tender and baggage car plunged into the Columbia River. Baggageman Martin Murray drowned. several workmen injured. no passengers seriously hurt.
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Spokane
Wash
Burlington
Great Northern Railway
Rock Island
Columbia River
Martin Murray
Storms Ousted By Unconstitutional Statute Ruling
Indianapolis judge rules suit to remove Secretary Daniel Storms from office unconstitutional and without jurisdiction. The State will appeal. Also, Wall Street Gold Extraction Company receiver appointed in Boston for a Colorado plant amid stockholder claims of misused funds and $500,000 capital.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson Carter
Circuit Court
Daniel HB. Storms
Boston
H. A. Packard
Newton
Wall Street Gold Extraction Company
Colorado Corporation
Boulder County
Col
Tobias Libby
Hemas
Stickney Sees Rate Law As Precedent Only
President A B Stickney of the Chicago Great Western and President F A Delano of the Wabash at a Chicago Real Estate Board banquet discuss Roosevelt’s rate control plan. Stickney argues the bill would only serve as a precedent and not fix individual rates, noting the vast number of potential rates and slow commission action.
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Great Western Railroad
Chicago
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad
F. A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
Chicago Real Estate Board
George R. Peck
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Stickney
Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Commission
Congress
United States
Principles of Reasonable Railroad Rates Proposed
The speaker argues that only by uncovering general principles of reasonable rates can practical rates be derived. He cites congressional and interstate commission expert testimony and urges Congress to create a commission to investigate facts and establish principled, enforceable railroad rates for both railways and the public.
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Congressional
Interstate Commission
Congress
Odell Loses Suit Over NYSE Seat Sale Proceeds
Cincinnati broker W J Odell was enjoined from interfering with 850,000 realized from the sale of the NYSE seat of Holzman & Co. United States Judge Thompson ordered funds held by Henry P Boyden receiver until a decision on Odell s claim to a share in the proceeds.
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Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. J. Odell
New York Stock Exchange
Holzman & Co
United States
Thompson
Odell
New York
Henry P. Boyden
Boyden
Southwestern Miners Out in Joint Conference Debate
Indianapolis January meeting of the United Mine Workers faced two defeats as the union sought admission of Southwestern district operators and miners to the Joint conference with Central competitive district. Debates centered on this issue, while committees’ reports on order of business and credentials were approved.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson
Saloon Robbers Kill Man as They Loot Cash Box
In Chicago on Jan 25 William Bielski, 22, was shot and killed in his mother's saloon in the presence of his 13 year old sister. Three men planned to rob the saloon and escaped after seizing a cigar box containing 53 dollars.
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Chicago
William Bielski
Cleveland Woman Dies En Route to Home on Train
Miss Georgetta Cleveland of 4074 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio died today while an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train carried her toward Chicago. She traveled with her mother and a physician after seeking health in the Northwest and was on the way home.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Georgetta Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Ohio
Northwest
Alleged Offer of Bribe Ties Depew Vanderbilt and Dr Webb
At the Greene Gaynor trial in Savannah Georgia January the most striking evidence concerns a June 1889 bribery claim by inspector W R Curtis. Documentary letters center on Carter Greene and partners including Min is Savannan and Gaynor. The court debated admissibility as references to Depew Vanderbilt and Dr Webb emerged in correspondence binding Greene Carter and Westcott.
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Savannah
W. R. Curtis
Greene
Gaynor
Carter
Capt
Minis
Savannan
John
New York Central Railroad
Depew
Mr. W
C. V
Mr. Westcott
Mr. Erwin
C.V
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central
New York
Chiefs Hump and Iron Lightning Meet President Roosevelt
Sioux leaders Hump and Iron Lightning, now prosperous farmers in South Dakota, paid respects to President Roosevelt in Washington. Represented by Rep. Burke they sought Interior Department talks and hoped to meet Gen Miles but found Arlington and Mrs Miles’ grave instead. They fought Custer at Little Big Horn and later served as Miles’s scouts.
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Hump
Iron Lightning
Roosevelt
Burke
South Dakota
Iron
Washington
Interior Department
Gen. Miles
Custer
Little Big Horn
Miles
Arlington
Adjt
Bram
Dewey Goes 100 Miles A Day In Pacific Test
The dry dock Dewey advances toward the Philippines under wireless reports to the Navy Department. Two San Juan Porto Rico signals note 27.44 N 41.23 W, weather fine, averaging 100 miles daily, with towing gear mostly reliable though occasional breakdowns. A Chinaman crewman died of beri beri and another was ill. the fleet paused briefly.
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Dewey
Philippines
Navy Department
San Juan
Porto Rico
Admiral Brownson
Port Said
Beri-Beri
White socks for Cannon from South Carolina gift
The Kowile Courier force of Marshall, South Carolina presents Speaker Cannon with white yarn socks. The piece notes the socks match earlier galluses and a homespun suit from the state, making Cannon a walking advert for South Carolina industries. Some Capitol observers suggest the gift hints Cannon is growing cold feet amid insurgent pressure on the House organization.
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South Carolina
Kowile Courier Force
Marshall
8. C
House
Licensed to Marry in a Patchwork List of Pairs
A fragmented notice lists multiple betrothal pairings with pairings comprising individuals from Buffalo Baltimore Langdon and nearby towns. The item names Milton F Scott Cora Crumamitz John J Kissenberger Eva Crawford and others across several states. The text presents a garbled sequence of fiancé pairs and locales without cohesive narrative.
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Milton F. Scott
Cora L. Crumamitz
John J. Kissenberger
Buffalo
N. Y
Eva E. Crawford
John G. Conshee
Balty, Va
Lolo ™. Satterwhite
Anthony Elmerdort
Tillie Stitz
Baltimore
George W. White
Blanche C. Andrews
Langdon, D. C
David Dillyhouser
Rose, Mayer
Henry
Wonders of the Arctic Leader of Expedition in 1903 Tells Geographic Society
Anthony Fiala, leader of the 1903 14 expedition to Franz Josef Land, spoke at the National Geographic Society on his Arctic experiences and results. He described attempts to reach the pole, discoveries in the archipelago, and life among the 208 Siberian dogs and about 30 ponies, with moving pictures illustrating the voyage and return in 1905.
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Anthony Fiala
Franz Josef Land
National Geographic Society
National Rifles’ Armory
Fiala
Arctic
William Zeigle
New York
Nerth
Aslands
Frans. Josef Archipelago
Arcti
America
Archangel
Russia
Cape Flora
Istana
Pole
Ile
Aml Offarte
Trranz Josef Land
Camp Abruzzi
Health Office Record Names Ages and Addresses from January 43
Report lists individuals with ages from months to 83 years and addresses across multiple streets and wards. Names include Charles Burchell, Emily Bates, Joseph Brown, Evelyn Davis, Stephan Hartbrecht, Catherine Hunt, Hugh Lynch, William Lee, Howard Morrison, Henrietta Murray, Thaniel McNamara, Charlotte Rothrock, Elva Rothweil, Georgiana Phoenix, Ide Smith, Jacob Waters, Ethel Wear, Thomas Wilson, Mery Mirlek, Richard Young, and others. Some entries note institutions such as Govt Hosp for Insane and Good Shepherd.
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Charles Burchell
Emily Mary Bates
St. Se
Joseph R. Brown
Svelyn Davis
St. Nw
Stephan Hartbrecht
7Th St Mw
Catherine Hunt
Jefferson Et.nw
Hugh B Lynch
William Lee
Howard J. Morrison
Ratne
Henrietta. Murray
Good Shepherd
Thaniel McNamara
St Se
Charlotte L. Rothrock
St.aw
Elva H. Rothweil
St. Ow
Georgiana Phoenix
St. Aw
Ide Smith
Jacob H. Waters
Ethel Wear
Ave. Me
Thomas H. Wilson
Mery A. Mirlek
Richard G. Young
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Ohionese of Representatives
Bryan
IE Street
Washington, D. C
Thomas Barfour Bryan
Tareis
Harriet Bland Harris
Scond Street
Zion Baptist Church
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Third
Tfour
Hartbrecht
Stephen Hartbrecht
Josephine Hartbrecht
Seventh Street Northwest
Relatves
Jienemann
D Street
Rabbitt
Eighth Street
Charles F. Rabbitt
William
Caroline Rabbitt
Scunebel
Mary Smith
Nonna
Smith Lewis
Alice V. Williams
Birdie Jones
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Aelock
Wilson
Thomas H. Wison
Lane
Carrie Wilson
Ganzberger
Instate
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Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
N. W
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Birletly First
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitot
Marion Ingalls
Warwick
Madras
Bernard
Coceep Ecto Pere Teseneenca
Toomenane
Japan
Zac Sal
S Apparel
Irene
Carloth-Kersey
Efular
BGC
Vale
LOT Sierre
Oxford
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Wriday
China
Irish Point
W. B
C. B
Juvenile Dept
Laeger
Peter Thompson
Southwestern Miners
Beaton
Rudolph L. Asaspiz
St. Garet's Hospital
Aganniz
Chauncey Depew
Dr. Webb
Speaker
Norfolk
QOC
Rem-Qc
Eton
Pric
North Pole
Geographic Society
Health Office Record
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