Seminole lynching sparks revenge fears in Indian territory
Excitement across Earlboro and Wewoka grows after a recent burning at the stake of two Seminole Indians. Public sentiment backs the lynchers in some areas while U. S. Commissioner Walter Jones in Wewoka moves to issue subpoenas and warrants to capture the mob leaders. An eyewitness testifies, and authorities expect arrests for kidnapping and removal of murderers from the Seminole nation. Indians remain grim but wary of possible further attacks while leaders face Oklahoma jurisdiction.
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Wewoka
Maui
United States
Walter Jonon
Wewoke
Oklahoma
Bart
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle But Prompt
Syrup of Figs is described as pleasant to taste and effective on the kidneys and bowels. It cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and relieves habitual constipation with gentle prompt action. The California Fig Syrup Co markets it as a reliable, healthful remedy, available in 50 cent bottles through leading druggists.
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California
FIO. Syrup CO
Senator Hoars Scheme Proposes Presidential Term Extension
In Washington Massachusetts Senator Hoar introduces a proposed amendment to the U S Constitution fixing the presidential and congressional terms to end April 30 1899 with successors serving until April 30 following expiration The resolution advances to the privileges and elections committee. Senator Quay proposes an interior department inquiry into two Seminole deaths in Oklahoma Territory and the Senate briefly takes up Attorney General McKenna for the Supreme Court before postponement. The House shifts focus to private bills to avoid a Cuban debate during the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Senor Tabbarina dies in Rome president of the council of state.
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United States
Fifty-sixth Congress
Congress
Committee On Privileges and
Quay
Pennsylvania
Committee On Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma Territory
Senate
McKenna
Supreme Court
House
Health and nutrition shape beauty and strength in Greeks
The text argues health underpins physical perfection from head to toe. It links digestion, blood nourishment, and tissue renewal to vigor, while noting ill health can lead to wasting diseases such as consumption, scrofula, or skin disorders.
Perry Uses a Pistol to End Life in Washington
Seaton Perry a leading Washington dry goods merchant aged about 47 killed himself with a pistol in his home office. Insomnia from nervous strain due to years of close business application is given as cause. He recently took a vacation. business had run for decades from a store started in 1840. he planned retirement. His wife is independently wealthy and the firm remains in sound condition.
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Wasavncros
Seaton Perry
Washington
Perry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chicago Woman Ends Life After Faith Healing Crisis
In Oxntenco Jan 14 Mrs Mary Campbell daughter of John Cress of Peorialls leaped from a third story boardinghouse window and died instantly. Her mother previously drowned in a cistern after pressure over a son's death from lack of medical care. Campbell had refused medical aid for her dying child three months earlier and had recently attempted suicide in Oakland hotel but was stopped.
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Peorialls
Cress
Mra Campbell
Oakland
Mra Cress
Havana Riots Report Calm After Turmoil and Shocking Attack
Dispatches from Havana quote officials saying calm returns with no casualties and no new disturbances. An American trader aboard a Tampa bound ship reports a mob raiding La Discusion La Marina and La Lucha offices, while an eyewitness notes an American woman was shot during the riot.
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la Cairio de la Marina
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Spain
la Lucha
el Reconcentrados
Eles
Hawaii
Ger
Censorship Edict Restricts Cuban Newspapers and Public Gatherings
Havana edicts forbid publishing unvetted cable dispatches with 12 hours notice and warn of military jurisdiction for violators. Another order bans gatherings of more than four in streets or stores. Cuban War scare eases. McKinley presidency sees few callers and little foreign affairs talk. Police tighten around US legation and Woodford residence.
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Havana
McKiney
Senator Sewell
New Jersey
Grosvenor
Ohio
Platt
Connecticut
McKin
Left Bank for Klondike Mystery Teller Missing
Wischester Kentucky January 14 William Miller longtime teller at the Out gen's bank vanished New Year’s Day and never returned His uncle Dr Washington Miller confirms Miller reportedly went to the Klondike Based on telegrams from Tucson Arizona Miller kissed his wife goodbye but refused to say his destination He is 43 and financially secure with prominent family connections.
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William Miller
Outgen
Jost
Klondike
Washington Miller
Epps Randolph
Tucson
Miller
Goodby
Vanmeter
Dr. Muler
National
Fox Hunters’ Association
Cotton receipts near Savannah top nine hundred thousand bales
Savannah reports total cotton receipts since Sept 1 1807 exceed 900000 bales, with expectations to reach the million mark soon. Projections suggest the 1897-93 season may set a record, surpassing previous near million totals in 1890-91 and 1891-92.
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Savannah
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