Badeni Resigns Sparks End in Vienna Street Protests
News from Vienna reports Count Badeni’s resignation after chaotic demonstrations as police and troops dispersed crowds. Emperor Francis Joseph tasked Baron Gautsch with forming a new cabinet while public order shifted through arrests and warnings to students.
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Badeni
Francis Joseph
Baron Gautsch
Francia Joseph
Count Badeni
Reichsrath
Hofberg
Herr Wolff
Interdenhans
von Abramovitch
Franges Ring
Rathhaus
Dr. Lueger
Weiner Zeitung
Foreign Office
Graz
Anascagh
Bohemia
Emperor Francis Joseph
Baron Banffi
Count Baden
Count Welserheimb
National Defense
Baron Gautach
University of
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Fof
Unterhann
Austria
Wallsee
Count Gulowshowski
Mother's Friend ease during childbirth advertised
An advertorial claims Mother's Friend calms nervousness and aids natural labor, promising a quick, painless, and safe recovery for mother and child. It asserts reduced pain, strong postnatal health, and enables joyful fulfillment of duties, with a $1.00 bottle price and free information books from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta.
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Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlawta
Howe Defies Federal Troops on Boomers Move
Kansas City dispatch says Captain E L Howe has set January 10 as the day for boomers to move on the Wichita reservation if Congress does not act by then. He denounces reinforced Indian police and vows peaceful petitioning, warning of graves if troops intervene, while gaining followers and drawing wide attention. Also notes illness of Tammany leader John C Sheehan and a rise in internal revenue receipts for the first five months of the current fiscal year.
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Wichita
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Wichita Mountains
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Sheehan
New York
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Tammany
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Navy
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Neb
O. C. Campbell Smith
Smith
Ohio
Illinois
Beat Sailor Mission to Rescue Whalers in Arctic
Rocacue Expedition from Sgzartte Wash reports Beat set sail for Alaska to rescue imprisoned whalers in the Arctic Ocean. New Russian minister in St Peterssura M Schoeyer appointed to China succeeding Count Cassiani, Russian minister to the United States.
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Wash
United States Revenue Cutter Beat
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
St. Peterssura
M. Schoeyer
D’aitaires
Corea
China
Count Cassiani
United States
Heavy export trade lifts wheat and cotton shipments abroad
New York Nov 27 R G Dun weekly trade review notes heavy wheat exports and renewed price advances marking the strongest weekly export data in years. Cotton exports rise sharply while exports of machinery and other manufactured goods reach new seasonal records. Western wheat receipts surge to 27,072,204 bushels in four weeks, with Atlantic exports totaling 3,628,646 bushels for the week, promising a substantial monthly export surplus over imports.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Laws Which Alaska Needs Governor Brady Urges Commission Plan
Governor John G. Brady of Alaska calls for a congressional commission with a senator, a representative, and three Alaska residents to study Alaska needs. He cites land laws, fish regulation, native naturalization, appeals, game preservation, and smuggling as issues, and notes Alaska may become an agricultural area alongside mining. His trip to Seattle is on private business.
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SeaTree
Wash
John G. Brady
Alaska
Congress
Washington
Georgia Legislature Kills Bill Favoring Yankee Soldiers
In Aritanta Georgia on November 29 the Georgia legislature rejected a bill by Calvin of Richmond County that would have granted free license to Yankee soldiers living in the state. The measure drew surprise and sharp condemnation with few advocates. Opponents argued the state should not reward Union veterans. supporters cited Union soldiers receiving pensions from the national government. Several senators stressed Georgia should help those who defended their homes.
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Aritanta
Calvin
Richmond County
Union
Preparing to Educate Chinese in San Francisco
San Francisco reports a plan backed by Wu Ting Fang to establish a Chinese government funded school for English and Chinese education. The project includes a school building, teachers from China, and at least $40,000 for start and maintenance. Tuition would be free with possible small charges for special branches. If successful, similar schools would be set up elsewhere in the United States.
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San Francisco
Wu Ting Fang
China
United States
Woman burned by sulphuric acid in street attack
Cedar Ramos Ia Nov 29 Last night F 3 Spafard carried Miss Lizzie Neary who said a man threw acid burning her neck right breast and left arm Police found empty chromo-seltzer bottle and acid in alley, Neary later gave a different version. detectives say new leads will be found. Neary has long pursued breach of promise cases against John Tenny, railroad master, including cases in Clinton and this county. Taxpayers will protest $125000 refunding bonds before city council session. Congressman Henderson has fully recovered from August amputation and travels to Washington via Chicago for a final artificial limb fitting.
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Spafard
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Lizzie Neary
John Tenny
Decorah
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
Clinton
Tenny
Three Train Robbers Nabbed at Bisbee Ariz
Dan Graham the Bisbee constable reports apprehension of three men for the Grants Santa Fe Pacific train robbery. Suspects are Jesse Williams Tom Anderson and an unknown man. District Attorney Tinical moves to extradite from Arizona. alleged loot estimates range from twenty five thousand to one hundred thousand dollars. Train robbery is a capital offense in this territory.
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Ariz
Albuquerque
N. M
Finical
Dan Graham
Santa Fe Pacific
Grants
Jesse Williams
Tom Anderson
Valencia County
Tinical
Arizona
Prittspura
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