Peerless Cream Separator Plant Destroyed by Fire
The Peerless cream separator factory on Second Street east burned, leaving a smoking ruin. Fire threatened nearby shops but no injuries occurred. The plant produced separators, pump jacks, cement mixers and engine tracks. insurance covered chiefly contents and building losses. Officials say rebuilding or temporary leasing will continue operations to serve customers. Leading executives RB Mentanus and J Y Sullivan commented on ongoing supply.
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Gailfons
Exserance
Buffalo Commercial Insursurance Co
Mechanics' Insurance Co
Germania Fire Insurance Co
Iowa Manufacturers’ Insurance Co
London and Lancashire Insurance Co
Northwestern National Insurance Co
Insurance Company of North: America
Hartford Fire Insurance Col Cee Ee
Eee Boo Vphoenig Insurance Co
Commonwealth Insurance
Hartford Fire Insurance
CNW
Ahd
Wledegepee
ONO New York
Liverpool, London
Kohl
Taxlor Music House
Black's
FL M
Michael Paint
Ondim
Reayv
RB. Mentanus
Ilo
J. Y. Sullivan
J. Eighmey
Eral
French cabinet crisis sparks Foreign Minister resignation
Delcasse, 15th foreign minister of France, resigns after a dramatic senate committee clash with Premier Caillaux. Clemenceau forced the issue by pressing De Selves to confirm talks with Germany on Morocco. De Selves cites dual duties as reason and quits the cabinet amid growing speculation on further changes.
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Theonhile Delcassi
Ter
Marine
Paris
Portia
Justin de Selves
Sentate
Clemenceau
Caillaux
Senate
M. Casaux
France
Germany
Morocco
M. Clemenceau
MS de Selves
M. de Selves
Seek Mount McKinley Where Mercury Freezes
An expedition led by Professor Herschel C. Parker plans to reach Mount McKinley to study atmospheric pressure at the boiling point using an hypsometer. The party will start from New York within days and travel to a Susitna river trading post with pemmican fuel tea sugar dried fish bacon and rice for supplies.
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New York
Mont McKinley
Herschel C. Parker
Democrat Neeley Wins Seventh District Seat in Kansas
In Trutchhinson Kansas returns from the Seventh district election show George A. Neeley Democrat elected to succeed E. H. Madison by about 1509 votes. Republican Frank A. Martin carried five of fifteen counties including Retana county where Neeley won. Neeley is Governor Stubbs's brother in law and supporters anticipate Kansas delegation backing Champ Clark at the national convention. The Seventh district has been Republican since 1900 and has long been a political battleground.
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Trutchhinson
Kan
George A. Neeley
E. H. Madison
Frank A. Martin
Neelly
Chinese Republic Leader Plans 106000-Man Push on Manchus
President Sinn Yat Sen will command an army of 106,000 men from Nanking and Beijing to strike at the Manchus in Peking, according to a cable message to the Chinese Free Press. The mobilized troops include forces from Nanking as part of the offensive.
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San Francisco
Sinn Yat Sen
New Chinese Republic
Peking
Chinese Free Press
Nanking
d _ ninting
Stanley
Carnegie
U. S
Uber
Detectives Pursue Robber Held in Winnipeg
Two New York detectives left for Winnipeg to pursue Charles Ross, arrested there for the robbery of banker Aaron Bancroft last March. Ross reportedly confessed with eight New York men, several prominent, implicated in Winnipeg police.
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New York
Winnipeg
Charles Ross
Aaron Bancroft
Ross
Fire at college threatens Villa Nova buildings
Fire broke out in St Ritag hall at Villa Nova College near Philadelphia about noon. Authorities fear for the safety of other buildings in the college group as flames spread through the campus.
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Philadelphia
Villa Nova College
Ohioans Progress on Constitution
The Ohio constitutional convention enters its second day as delegates prepare to adopt a set of rules and appoint committees before tackling the reordering of Ohio’s organic law. The first day established the organization and machinery for presenting amendments and proposals.
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Calumius
Constitutional Convention
Ohio
Father of Church Man McCarrie Dies in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa January 10 J McCarrie a well known pioneer dies today. He was father of Rev Thomas McCarty Vicar General of the Catholic see of Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Jan
Io—J. McCarrie
Lev. Thomas McCarty
Psioux City
Subpoenas Issued in Dynamite Conspiracy Inquiry
Subpoenas for scores of persons were issued by government officials today as the federal grand jury investigates the dynamite conspiracy. Ortie McManigal, former accomplice of John J. McNamara, is said to have provided new disclosures during three days of questioning by United States Attorney Miller.
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Indianapolis
Ind
New York City
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Iowa
Federal Grand Jury
Aany
Ortie McManigal
United States
Miller
John J. McNamara
McManigal
Los Angeles
Cal
Geo
McNamara
Policemen and Rioters Hurt in Labor Quarrels
In Paris on January 10 a violent demonstration at the Palace of Justice followed trials in the Seine correctional court. Rioters and several policemen were injured as trade unionists faced charges of distributing materials of revolutionary character to soldiers in active service.
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Paris
Victnars
Palace of Justice
Seine
What Teddy Said at Banquet Reporters Outcry
Reporters at the Adie club banquet in New York quote Col. Roosevelt amid questions over his possible candidacy for president. Witnesses recall two phrases allegedly spoken by Roosevelt about being misrepresented and about a potential nominee.
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Teddy
Collinesevelt
Toamoneta
Thatar
Towilkrin
America
Three Babies Born In Three Days In Cheyenne
Mrs. Herman Carlson delivered three healthy infants over three days in Cheyenne Wyoming. The third child, a girl, was born today after two earlier births, both boys. All newborns and mother are reported healthy.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dan
Herman Carlson
Jane
Lorimer Still Talks On Stand In Senate Bribery Case
Senator Lorimer continued testimony before the senate committee probing bribery in his Illinois election. He described Governor Deneen’s ties to Chicago publishers, noted Deneen’s opposition to supporting Speaker Shurtleff, and recounted meetings about March 24 and St Patrick’s Day 1909.
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Lorimer
Senate Committee
Deneen
Chicago
Shurtleff
Jarimer
St. Patrick’s Day
Hopkins
Clopkins
Chicago Tribune
Wim. J. Calhoun
United States
China
Calhoun
Obezan
Ilinnis
Senate
Edward Hines
Dumberman
Phalt
Topham
Milwaukee
Stephenson
Fancey
Jending
Parei@e
Anecy
Gorimer
Fances
Piriey
Judge Eunecs
Goveynar Peneen
Loritney
Congress
Yes Flom
Blount
Anxhods
Deneavhent
Witnois
Wopkins
Pedersen Mahmout Wrestling Match May Move From Chicago
The Pedersen Mahmout wrestling bout scheduled for March 1 in Chicago may shift to Kansas City or Des Moines. Clubs in both cities have requested the match, creating relocation possibilities.
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Chicago
Pedersen- Mahmout
Kansas City
Des Moines
Carnegie Attacks U S Banking System On Stand
Andrew Carnegie testifies before the House committee on steel industry history and his career from 1861, recalling Miller & Stall, Keystone Bridge, and the Carnegie Steel company while denouncing the U S banking system as a disgrace and predicting panics unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Dan
Andrewyn Carnegie
House
Ganitier
United States
Carnevia
Chase Stanley
Comtittes
Carnegie
PV. HL. Reed
Pittsburgh
Stanley
Miller & Stall
National Bank of Pittsburgh
Keystone Bridge
Snow slide kills several near Cuthank Montana
A rotary snow plow was hit by a snow slide near Cuthank Montana last night and several men were said to be killed. A great storm rages in the district with many telegraph wires down. Details of the accident are unavailable. No Supreme Court decisions were handed down today in Des Moines Iowa.
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Spokane
Wash
Tan
Cuthank
Mont
Fies Moines
Supreme Court
Hudson Man Killed by Gas in Des Moines Hotel
Theodore J. Runge 23 of Hudson Iowa found dead in a Des Moines hotel room from gas suffocation. Marie Howe 18 of Hudson, accompanying him, was detained for investigation. Runge was en route to Colfax for medical treatment. Authorities clarified Marie Howe’s identity amid confusion with another family.
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Theodore Jtmes
Hudson
Te Hotel
Runge
Tady
Maria Howe
Colfax
Waterloo
Theodore Tiunge
Des Moines
Black Hawk Township
Louis Gutknecht
Fox
Gutknecht
Germania
Temperature Jan 16 reads above zero highs and lows
Readings show a minimum temperature of 27 degrees above zero and a maximum of 2 degrees above zero. The markings come from Buchanan Optical Co and reference a Syndicate block 12 night lighting notes.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Sa. m
Half Million Hidden in Glowing Ruins of Equitable Building
Fire at the Equitable Building leaves Bat talion Chief Walsh dead and six lives lost. Police guard steel vaults with billions in securities from Gould Harriman Ryan Belmont estates and Equitable Life. Missing watchmen feared dead. stock loan collateral delayed one day. Records of Harriman lines with 40 000 stockholders may be destroyed.
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Estates
Equitable Building
New York
Equitable
Gould, Harriman, Ryan and
Equitable Life Assurance Society
William Walsh
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Harriman
Merc Trust Company
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