No Split Between Bryan and Jones in Washington Debacle
Arkansas Senator Bryan and Senator Jones deny a rupture with Bryan denying rumors of disunity among Democratic leaders. The article cites Bryan calling the report a lie and Jones insisting there is no disagreement, with both pledging support for the Chicago platform and unified Democratic policy. It covers their meetings, the campaign focus, and expectations for the 1896 race including key states and future strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Cornel Bryan
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Chicago
Hess
Aryan
Metropolitan
Senator Jones
M Street
Association of
Young Mens Democratic Clubs
New England
Middle Wes
New York
Laware
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Montane
Nevada
North Carolina
South Carolina
Termesses
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
South Dakota
California
McKinley
Dela Ware
Imola
MccKinley
Chicago Machine
Carter Harrison
Indiana
Iis
Democratic Machine Data Control
North Dakota
West Virginia
Democrata
Robbsevelt
Senate
Congress
Porto Rico
Nicaragua
Ed O Brien
American Association of Pilots
Mr .Daly
New Jersey
O'Brien
O Brien
Mallory
Sparkman
Malory
Sparkmans
Tampa
Tallaferry
Uprising in Negros Ends With Multiple Arrests and Death
Uprising by autonomous government officials on Negros near Bacolor and Lipa led to the death of Lt. A C Ledyard of the Sixth Infantry. Eleven officials faced treason charges, while troops reinforced the garrison and an ambushed escort suffered losses as insurgents pursued the retreating pack train.
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Manila
Mall
Negros
A. C Ledyard
Smith
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Setjo
Bacolor
Negros Itaq
Earthquake kills seven in Tenimatea Colima Mexico
Earthquake near Tenimata Colima Friday night caused seven deaths and sixty injuries. Shocks wrecked some houses and damaged construction. Volcanic eruption reports were revised to subterranean formations. City of Mexico reports minor damage with a bridge partial collapse and adobe homes in suburbs affected.
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Tenimata
Colima
Mexico
City of Mexico
Church of the Three Kings
Atachatzalco
Infidel books burned in Toledo by converted Christian
Marshal G Waggoner, once infidel, burned his Horary library in Memorial United Brethren church furnace. He privately consigned the rare volumes, including manuscripts and first prints, and watched them crumble with satisfaction, declaring it God s will amid a January 8th act in Toledo. The collection was valuable and not easily found in America.
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Toledo
Marshal G Waggoner
Memorial United Brethren Church
America
Escaped Murderer Caught by Arkansas Mayor
West Plains Mo January 21 Hen Richardson jailed for murder of Jailer Allen Henry on the 17th was captured last night at Mammoth Springs Ark by Benjamin Elder mayor of the town Richardson sought food at Elders home and, after being invited in, sat to table and was covered with a sun. He surrendered and confessed his crime.
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Arkansas
West Plains
Hen Richardson
Allen Henry
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Benjamin Elder
Richardson
Elder
Wheeler Leads Way Through Swamps and Across Rivers
Munele Ind January 21 B F Wha ley writing from Paniqui Luzon P I to General Joseph Wheeler. The veteran is praised as the front of the column leading through swamps across rivers and into jungle. He inspires troops and keeps them marching light, keeping hunger and fatigue at bay. The march leaves soldiers ragged and weather beaten but determined to defend the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
soNier
Angeles
Wheeler Z
Luzon
Three Italians killed in riot on East Eleventh Street
A brutal inter family brawl in a New York Italian tenement left Antonio Colletti Casper Colletti and David Salvato dead. Vincenzo Spinella and son Frank Spinella were arrested for murder as the fight began after a door was forced and a housekeeper aided by a housekeeper is missing.
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New York
East Eleventh Street
East Side
Antonio Colletti
Casper Colletti
Bellevue Hospital
David Salvator
Collettis
Vincenzo Spinetla
Frank
Frank Spinella
Vincenzo
Spinellas
Colletti
Eleventh Street
Spinella
Vincenzo Spinella
East Thirteenth Street
Caspar
Diamond
Fifth Street
Caspar Colletti
David Salvatore
Salvatore
Thirteenth Street
Joseph Colletti
Roberts Case May Consume The Week In Congress
Washington reports that Brigham H Roberts Utah Congressman-elect faces exclusion debate in the House with majority favoring removal and minority backing seating then expulsion. Proceedings begin Tuesday over two to three days with Roberts likely to defend himself and Senate business shifting to District matters and Hobart tributes. The tone centers on constitutional questions and party lines.
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Washington
Brigham H Roberts
Utah
Roberts
Congress
Littlefield
Maine
DeArmond
Missouri
Houbess
House
District of Columbia
Hobart
Senate
White Reaches Washington for Recognition Bid
Montagu White, former Transvaal consul in London, arrives in Washington from New York to seek official recognition as the republic’s diplomatic representative in the United States. Kruger's representative will pursue recognition in the capital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Washington
al —Montagu White
Transvaal Republic
London
New York
Bailey Won't Quit the Race in Texas Senate Contest
Dallas January 21 Congressman I W Bailey continues his bid against United States Senator Horace Chilton amid persistent reports he would withdraw. Bailey remains in the senatorial race despite circulating rumors and uncertain prospects.
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Dallas
Tex
I W Bailey
United States
Horace Chilton
Bodies Lie At The Morgue After Fort Scott Lynching
Thousands view the remains of Ed and George Meeks, lynched in the Fort Scott jail yard. The coroner will hold an inquest tomorrow. Eds widow telegraphed from Kansas City to claim the bodies and Georges wife from Pueblo plans to bury him in Colorado. A second item notes the Third tunnel collapse in Los Angeles killing eleven workers and injuring W. T. Lambie.
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Fort Scott
Kan
George Meeks
Pueblo Col
Kansas City
Amos Philliggs
Bailey Denies Plans to Quit Senate Race for Congress
Washington reports quote J W Bailey rejecting claims he will abandon the senatorial race to seek the fifth district congressional seat. The Dallas wire cites Armistead as the source of reports. Bailey calls the assertion absurd and undeserving of comment.
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Congress
Bailey
Washington
George, D
Armistead
Dallas
Fifth District
J W Bailey
Anne Ellsworth Smith Dies at 73. Sent First Telegraphic Message
In New York on January 21, Annie Ellsworth Smith widow of Roswell Smith founder of The Century Company died at home aged seventy three. In 1844 at age seventeen she sent the first telegraphic message What hath God wrought from the U S supreme courthouse Washington to Baltimore
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New York
Annie Ellsworth Smith
Roswell Smith
Century Company
Here
Smith
United States Supreme Courtroom
Washington
Baltimore
France Orders Locomotives From Baldwin Works
Baldwin Locomotive Works secured a large order from France for thirty ten wheeled passenger engines for the Paris and Orleans railroad. This is the first locomotive order placed by France with an American firm. Baldwin had previously shipped five engines to the Great Central Railway of England and five to the Great Northern.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelpha
France
Paris and Orleans
Baldwins
Great Central Railway
England
Great Noertheen
Bright future for negroes as Washington speaks at Quinn chapel
Booker T. Washington addressed the Young Men's Sunday Club at Quinn Chapel in Chicago on January 21. He spoke on The Industrial Development of the Colored Race in the United States and urged readers to cultivate high morals and lift less fortunate peers. A collection was taken at the close for Tuskegee Industrial School in Alabama.
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Booker Washington
Young Men’s Sunday Club
Chicago
Booker T Washington
Young Mens Sunday Club
Quinn Chapel
United States
Seaker
Tuskegee
Alabama
Earthquake Cracks Major Buildings in Guadalajara
An earthquake at midnight Friday cracked arches and staircases of the state palace and university porticos in Guadalajara. The Degrenado theater, San Francisco and San Jose churches suffered damage inclining toward collapse. Carmen carracks minorly harmed. San Blas felt tremors. officials fear further shocks may come.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
State Palace
University
San Francisco
San Jose
Sagararo
Carmen Carracks
Zarotlan
Sarula
San Blas
Pacific
Canteras
Torres scatters Yaquis at Macoyata in Mexican victory
From Nogales Arizona an early dispatch confirms General Lorenzo Torres engaged the Yaquis at Macoyata Thursday, killed over 20, took 5 prisoners and rescued Father Beltran and several sisters of charity, who had been held as prisoners of war for six months. The victory is expected to scatter the Yaquis and end the war. Osman Digna, captured near Tokar, is imprisoned.
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Nogales Ariz
San Francisco
Lorenzo Torres
Macoyata
Father Beltran
Sisters of Charity
Torres
Osman Digna
Suskim
Khalifa Abdullah
Tokar
Wabash Officials Decline Salary Rise Demand
St Louis January 21 The Wabash railroad officials rejected the wage increase demanded by a committee of trainmen. Four union leaders studied the claim, then messaged General Manager Ramsay and President Ashley seeking a conference. Ashley replied he would consider it after consulting Ramsay, while the Brotherhood spokesman warned delay may lead to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Ramsay
The
Wabash
Ashley
New York
Ramsas
P M Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Eminent Men Hear Pro Boer Rally At Grand Opera House
A large Washington audience at the Grand Opera House voiced strong sympathy with the Boers as representatives and senators including Sulzer Mason Tillman and Bailey condemned Great Britain's war in South Africa. The event, led by P T Moran, urged liberty and peace, linking Boer independence with American revolutionary ideals and calling for moral support from the United States.
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Great Britain
South Africa
Washington
Grand Opera House
United Irish Societies
Mason
Clinois Alen
Nebraska
Tillman
South Carolina
DeArmond
Cochran
Missouri
Bailey
Texas
Carmack and Cox
Tennessee
Rhea
Jones and Lamb
Virgina
Baltimore
P T Moran
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Congressman Sulzer
Sulzer
Torald
Gay
England
Republi
Poland
Greece
South American
Armenia
Cuba
Wiliam E Mason
Ilnote
Transvaal
Bird of Liberty
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Wheeler
Oul
Cockrell
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Ross
Philippine Archipelago
McEnery
Quay
Penrose
Quays
White
Los Angeles
Cal
Hill and
Hope Streets
W. T. Lambie
National Capital
Anne Ellsworth Smith
Masow
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