Premier Irritated Over Coming Parliament Session
London dispatch reports the queen's speech approved at Osborne signaling a tense reassembly. Major issues include the Chinese question, Ta Lin Wan port matter, and Count Crewe’s criticized remarks. Irish members expected to dominate debate with local government and Catholic university bills. Dreyfus question also looms. Marquis of Salisbury’s rumored resignation circulates amid health concerns.
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London
Osborne
Isle of Wright
Far East
Marquis of Salisbury
Michael Hicks-Beach
Stchequeer
Bristol
Ta Lien Wan
Count Creu
Dillonites
Redmondites
Healeyites
Messrs
Carson
Leshy
T. W. Russell
Irsh
Dreyfus
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Roddy Oheoka
Fruit Embargo Sparks Chicago Dealers View on Prohibitory Decree
Chicago wholesale fruit dealers say the German prohibition will harm their business, especially apple merchants who relied on Bremen and Hamburg buyers. They deny claims of California vermin and say the decree blocks a key market for fine apples amid a scarce German crop.
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Chicago
Bremen
Hamburg
Germany
California
Minneaplis Journal excursion party arrives in Mexico
Mrs George M Pullman and Mrs John A Logan lead Chicago visitors arriving today. In Burrao Tim Hurst accepts terms with St Louis club to manage the National League team next season.
Rate War Sweeps Omaha to Denver and Spokane
Omaha sees lively passenger days as rates to Denver and Spokane tumble following two lines announce fast Chicago to Denver service via Omaha starting Feb 4. New Omaha to Denver and related Missouri River routes drop to 14 dollars, Chicago to Denver to 24.60, Denver to St. Louis 22, with reductions to apply on Feb 6. Burlington cuts Omaha to Spokane first class to 45 and second class to 45 via Billings and Portland.
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Denver
Spokane
Omana
Omaha
Chicago
Missouri River
St. Louis
Burlington
Billings
Portland
Recruiting Farmers For Cuba Scheme Explored In Aberdeen
Jim Patterson of Minneapolis rallies toward a 100000 man Cuban land venture aimed for a July Fourth landing. Backed by American landholders with small plantations, no cash down, expenses to Cuba covered and steamers promised from New Orleans to Havana. Ainsworth report notes cattle theft probe as five South Dakota cattlemen search for 26 missing head with Squire Jones ranch in focus.
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Aperpera
Jim Patterson
Minneapolis
Northwest
Aberdeen
New Orleans
Havana
Ainsworth
Neb
South Dakota Cattle Association
Hey
Squire Jones
Telegraphic Briefs Span Crimes Politics and Commerce
The Brussels sugar bounty conference is indefinitely postponed. J. K. Wright jailed in Chicago on a $3,000 embezzlement charge. Thomas Nulty convicted of murdering his three sisters in Juliette Can and to be hanged May 20. Durham Eng elects Joseph Richardson Liberal. State Dept recommends upgrading Stockholm consul to consul general. Ex City Attorney W. C. Moreland of Pittsburg pardoned after three years for embezzlement. Illinois Supreme Court declines to intervene in James Mingle case. to hang for child murder. Spain halts steamer for Cadiz, refunds passengers, arms for Cuban service. Wichita asks McKinley visit during Trans Mississippi congress. Diaz of Mexico to be invited. Chief Justice Fuller suggests Johns Hopkins v Baltimore & Ohio suit go to Supreme Court. Joe Manzy Oakland indicted for murder of Nate McKinley on July 8, 1889. Ephrai Founce served eight years. claims innocence. Fort Fire Jockey Club property to be sold Feb 21. eighty acres, improvements cost 105000. Ex-Governor Thomas J. Osborn of Topeka Kan. dies Feb 4 at Meadville Pa. He served Kansas as lieutenant governor and governor, minister to Brazil and Chile, director of AT&SF railroad. He planned to marry Mrs. Richmond of Meadville in April.
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J. K. Wright
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Chicago
Thomas Nulty
Juliette
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Durham
Eng
Joseph Richardson
State Department
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Sweden
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Pittsburg
Supreme Court of Illinois
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Tech
Spain
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Diaz
Mexico
Fuller
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Baltimore & Oia Railroad
Supreme Court
Joe Manzy
Oakland
Iil
Nate McKinley
Ephrai Founce
Fort Fiie
Thomas J. Osborn
Yopeka
Kan
Commercial Hotel
Meadville
Osborn
Topeka
Kansas
Brazil
Chile
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Margaret Richmond
BH. M. Richmond
Trade Review Shows Surging January Payments and Wheat Decline
R G Dan & Co reports January clearing-house payments far surpassing prior months, with 86.8 percent rise from last year and 7.1 percent above 1892. Failures dip, money markets stay confident, wheat prices weaken amid foreign demand and scarce American supply. Iron and steel demand rises, timber and wool markets active, and February rail shop cuts foreseen as Union Pacific lowers payrolls by 10 percent across key yards.
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R. G. Dan & Co
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Agricultural Department
Chicago
Omaha, Kansas City and Port Arthur railway renamed
Mena Ark Feb 5 moved by Dr W H Hanchett that the Omaha Commercial club favors renaming the line Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf to Omaha Kansas City and Port Arthur railway. H C Orr promised to present the matter to his company. Chief Bushyhead Dead. D W Bushyhead prominent Cherokee dies at 74 from Bright's disease. he held many offices and served on the Dawes commission.
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Ark
W. H. Hanchett
Omaha Commercial Club
Kansas City
Bushyhead
Tanimguan
D. W. Bushyhead
Bright
Dawes
Wheat crops in Kansas and Nebraska to double last year
George Staunton of Philadelphia told The Repub- Viena reporter in Denvur that wheat prospects for Kansas and Nebraska suggest yields will double last year. He cited enormous previous crops, high wheat prices, and farmers doubling acreage, with favorable conditions expected barring unforeseen weather.
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Kansas
Nebraska
George Staunton
Philadelphia
Repub- Viena
Sale of Kansas Pacific road sparks House debate
In Washington on February 6 the House private calendar session devolved into a debate over the pending sale of the Kansas Pacific railroad. Fleming and fellow Democrats urged bidding the full debt amount, while Powers defended the administration’s handling. The discussion consumed the day, with 18 of 24 pension bills acted upon.
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Wasuinavon
Committee On Claims
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Powers
Pacific Railroad Commission
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Marry Full Blooded Indian In Dupuyer Wedding
Mrs Minnie Cushman a white Fort Shaw teacher secretly wed Garrett White a Piegan Indian at Dupuyer. The bride daughter of C. C. Bateman former army chaplain suffered a desertion, with her husband, on a wedding tour east. A separate item reports Charles Rutledge dead and Absolum Campbell Nelson injured from a fall in Watab Minnesota.
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Tall
Sr. Oloup
Minn
Qcharles Rutledge
Absolum
Nelson Campbell
Watabtown
Forestry For Farmers bulletin issued by Agriculture Dept
Washington January 26 Agriculture Department releases a farmer's bulletin on forestry by B E Ferno chief of forestry division. The popular articles discuss tree growth planting forests wood treatment cultivation of wood crops and the influence of trees. It compiles yearbook material from 1894 and 1895 due to high demand for the information.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
B. E. Ferno
Division of Forestry
Mrs Ernestine Bertosch Faces Murder Trial in Carnton
In Carnton Iowa on February 4 Mrs Ernestine Bertosch stood trial in district court charged with murdering her first husband Charles Sehousen last September. The court quickly ordered a jury and testimony began.
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Carnton
Ernestine Bertosch
Charles Sehousen
Vy Poigon
Billot to Attend Zola Trial in Uniform
Paris January 26 General Billot minister for war will prohibit officers from testifying at Emile Zola's trial. He will attend the proceedings in full uniform to defend the army's honor.
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Zola
Paris
Guanlois
General Billot
Emile Zola
Benefactress Praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
A Detroit mother of ten recounts her daughter’s gradual weakness and near decline. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People the girl recovered fully, prompting the mother to recommend the remedy to other families. The testimonial notes the pills cost 50 cents per box and come in six-box bundles.
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John Tansey
Baker Street
Detroit
Michigan
Theos
John
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Bulgarian note shocks Turkish officials in Uskub region
Constantinople dated dispatch reports a Bulgarian agent urging Turkey to end oppression in Uskub where 492 Bulgarians were jailed for arms stockpiling. Allegations of torture and outrages against women prompted calls for immediate ceasefire, prisoner transfers, and dismissal of officials. Other items note storms in Britain and Europe, a London press reaction on Talien Wan, Asia Minor earthquakes, Crispi opposing Dreyfus, and a stained coat linked to a murder case.
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Wate
Constantinople
Uskub
Campbell and Murphy wed in Wiota on Tuesday
Emma Campbell of Wiota and William Murphy of Five Mile Grove were married Tuesday at 12 o’clock in the bride’s mother Mrs. M A Campbell’s home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John Kirk of Grove City with about sixty relatives and friends in attendance. The couple, active church and temperance workers, received many useful presents and plan to reside nearby.
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Emma
Campbell
Wiota
Wm. Murphy
Five Mile Grove
Templar
League
Atlantic Business College
John Kirk
Grove City
Grain-O Drink Promoted as Coffee Substitute
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a delicious nourishing beverage to replace coffee. It claims Grain-O aids digestion and nerves, is not a stimulant, and suitable for children and adults. Sold by grocers for 15 and 25 cents, costing about a quarter of coffee.
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