Grand Army encampment selected for Cleveland
The Grand Army of the Republic council selects Cleveland for the next encampment week of Sept. 9, 1901. Denver and Pittsburgh had sought the event with pledges of a 1 cent per mile rate and ample accommodations. Denver reacts with anger after losing.
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Cleveland
Grand Amy of the Republic
Denver
Colo
Pittsburg
Central Passenger Association
McLeod
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
Fusion Minority Aims to Exploit Nebraska Senate Deadlock
Lincoln Neb Jan 22 fusion minority in the legislature plans to elect two senators of their faith if Republicans remain deadlocked. A fusion caucus outlined future action and possible elimination of pairing. Absentees among majority sparked a counter action meeting to ensure ballots only with a clear Republican majority.
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Lincoln
Neb
Three Die in Fire at Commercial House in Kewanee
A fire at the Commercial House in Kewanee Illinois at dawn killed three men G C Cotton of Terre Haute Indiana Elmer Peterson of Galesburg Illinois and James Fischer of Walnut Iowa The blaze started with an explosion in the kitchen trapping guests who fled the building through windows while firemen carried out others Three women were rescued and the remaining 20 guests escaped with loss of belongings and clothing
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Kewanee
Ils
G.C.‘ Cotton
Terre Haute
Ind
Elmer~ -Peterson
Galesburg
Irs
James Fischer
Walnut
Trs
Royalty Infected By Measles At Obsequies
Berlin dispatch reports high ranking attendees at Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar's funeral contracting measles. Duke Regent of Mecklenburg Schwerin and duchess, a grand duke’s daughter, are ill along with the young Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar.
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Berlin
Saxe Weimar
Mecklenberg- Schwerfi
Saxe
Weimar
Saint Paul Chamber Endorses $150000 Sanitarium Plan
The St Paul Chamber of Commerce adopts a legislative report urging the Minnesota legislature to fund a northern state sanitarium for consumptives with $150000. It notes over 1500 annual deaths from tuberculosis and proposes county-paid treatment for the poor and user-paid care for those able to pay. A bill to enact these points will be introduced.
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St. Paul
Smallpox Dying Out In Lumber Camps Near Duluth
Disease wanes as smallpox disappears among lumber camps on the ranges near Duluth. Efforts to fund a Supreme Court challenge by anti vaccinationists have failed. Most children kept from school due to vaccination prejudice have returned. only about 500 still denied school privileges per the city physician and school board ruling.
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Duluth
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Central Repair Train Through Burned Forest Junction Bridge
An Evening Wisconsin report from Fond du Lac describes a Wisconsin Central repair train crashing through a burned bridge at Forest Junction. Injured include Kath of Fond du Lac who is critically hurt. Engineer McKenna Brakeman Tuttle Conductor Brown and Brakeman Dickson of Fond du Lac sustain varying injuries. Officials expect substantial property losses and suspect fire started from embers dropped by an engine.
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Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Wis
Forest Junction
Kath
McKenna
Tuttle
Brown
Dickson
Oklahoma Senate Debates Removing Teddy Picture in Session
In the Oklahoma senate a fusion majority placed Vice President elect Tousuelt next to President McKinney. Senator Miller moved to remove it until after March 4, supported by Senator Clark, opposed by Republicans who adjourned before voting. Debate to resume next morning while amendments to the Hay Pauncefote treaty draw British acceptance signals.
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Oklahoma
Senate
Wichits
Kan
Tousuelt
McKinney
Territorial
Jenkins
Miller
Clark
Verdi ill in Milan as pardons tally rises at White House
President McKinley received 17 pardon applications on Monday and commuted three sentences. The battleship Wisconsin is set for commission on February 4. Colonel Fe F Gilder of the Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology died in Washington at 70, a noted magazine writer and lecturer.
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Verdi
Cousel
Milan
McKinley
Wisconsin
Long
Fe F. ‘Gilder
Bureau of Ethnology
Smith. Sonian Institution
Washnetl
Carrie Nation Returns to Wichita in Saloon Rampage
Mrs Nation and three WCTU members wreck two saloons on Burns and Herrig streets. Glass shatters. patrons flee as officers intervene. Nation later slaps Sheriff Simmons at Union Station before arrest and brief jail time.
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Wichita
Kan
Carrie Nation
Bing
John Herrig
Carey
Lease seeks divorce from Charles Lease in Kansas court
Mary E Lease of Wichita Kan files for divorce from Charles Lease in Sedgewick County District Court citing more than 12 years of neglect to support her and their four children. The petition notes the parties married Jan 30 1873 at Osage Mission Kan and includes a waiver by the husband.
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Mary. Elien
Wichita
Kan
Mary E. Lease
Charles
District Court
Sedgewick County
Lease
New -York
Osage Mission
Strikers Clash with Officers in Kentucky Mine Row
About 150 union men marched from Boxtown to Carbonvale mines in Hopkins county to halt non union workers. A sheriff posse attempted to stop them and a fusillade ensued. Bill Cook was killed and John Taylor died of his wounds soon after. Boxtown reportedly deserted as authorities seek march participants.
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Earlington
Boxtown
Carbonvale
Hopkins County
Bill Cook
John Taylor
Bailey Torpedo Boat Comes to Grief Again
Washington reports the torpedo boat Bailey is disabled by an unusual incident. While at Newport awaiting a trial trip, extreme cold froze boiler water and ruptured tubes. The vessel was sent to New York for repairs and the trial board is reportedly crushed. a new trial before spring is unlikely.
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Bailey
Washington
Newport
New York
Crasrei H
Hysterical Symptoms Cured by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Patient testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves hysteria like symptoms including nerve distress, chest tightness, and pain. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Lawns report improved physical and mental well being after using the medicine.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lewis
Dzan Mans
Valentine Ave
Tremont
New York
N. Y
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