LET US HAVE PEACE CHILE READYING TO PEACE TALKS
Chilean correspondence held back amid war scare. Senate moves to admit New Mexico as a state while war talk cools. Navy cautions no war, Britain involvement uncertain. Blaine prospects debated by Gen. Alger. Colored Americans protest $5 million Columbian Exposition loan. Democratic convention site bids debated. women suffrage meeting opens in Washington with Anna Shaw preaching. Yorktown sails for Callao with Balmacedist guards.
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Platt
New Mexico
House
Cox
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Chill
Navy Department
Great Britain
Tracy
Chili
Congress
Gen. Alger
Michigan
Blaine
Minneapolis
Board of Directors
National Commission
National Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
San Francisco
New York
St. Paul
Anna H. Shaw
Hila F. Tupper
South
Kentucky
Laura Clay
Cassius M. Clay
Georgia
Wales Heir Presumptive Dies and Mourning Follows
News from Loxpox and London reports the death of the Duke of Clarence at twenty seven, with public grief and half mast displays across London. Telegrams show royal sympathy as St Paul’s tolls mark the heir’s death, and funeral rites proceed from Sandringham to Windsor with royal family attendance. In New York, Richmond and Danville directors name new vice presidents and discuss future presidency, while a column advocates local cotton manufacturing to retain wealth.
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Prince of Wales
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Wao
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Tenth Mussals
Iscalmel
Victoria Mary
Teck
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Wales
St. Paul's
Clarence
Avondale
Prince Albert Victor of Wales
Duke of Clarence and
Avon
England
Sandringham
Wolverton Station
Windsor
New York
Richmond & Danville
A. B. Andrews
John H. Rutherford
W. H. Green
A. D B. Andrews
Inman
Southern Railroad
Atlanta
Public funds approved for cities as Great Britain eyes accord
The senate approved funding for public buildings: Tampa $140,000. Waterbury $100,000. Hastings $25,000. Detroit $200,000. Mansfield $100,000. Norfolk $250,000. Jacksonville $825,000. Yellowstone Park $10,000. The house debated Richardson’s printing bill, then defeated it and adjourned. The president’s message will not be finished in time for tomorrow, a cabinet draft was shown today, and Britain may seek friendly terms with Chile amid cabinet tensions. Kate Mize, age 16, died in Brooklyn Heights from consumption, inspiring deep sympathy. Sumter County plans for Georgia’s World’s Fair exhibit advance under J. F. Rams, inviting broad local cooperation.
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Tampa
Fla
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Conn
Hastings
Neb
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Mich
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Norfolk
Jacksonville
Yellowstone
House
Richardson
Congress
Great Britain
Chill
Matta
Blaine
Crisp
Georgia
Payetteville
Miners and Soldiers Exchange Fire in East Tennessee
Knoxville January 19 Special dispatch reports about Coal Creek stockade near a clash between nearly two thousand miners and state troops. No injuries, but tensions rise as miners threaten to exterminate guards and convict labor, with reinforcements requested and further trouble anticipated.
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Tenn
Coal Creek Stockade
East
Tennessee
Knoxville
Kentucky
Jellico
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