Hanna's Chances Slim in Ohio Senator Race
In Columbus Ohio January 5 1890 the Hanna bid for U S Senate faces a tight margin with only a few doubtful Republicans left The combine or party leaders maneuver to withhold patronage and win over holdouts while debates over short and long term terms continue The outcome hinges on two or three swing voters as both houses prepare for joint ballot with possible deadlock.
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Solumbus
Hanna
Republica
Senate
House
Semttor Hina
Grifith
Union
Joyce
Guernsey
Bente
Droste
Hamilton
Boswell
Jeptha Gerrard
Scott
Fulton
Rutan
Carroll
Combine
Ruran
Suyder
Greene
Redkay
Highland
Hue
McKisson
Kurtz
Bushnell
Wiley
Wayne
Powell
Morrow
Mies
Lucas
Tose
Great Southern Hotel
American Protective Association
Griffth
Burke
Joint Assembly
Hunus
Sharmati
Froely
Ohin
Woraker
Bokker
Zaunsville
Volyta
Pormker
Congress
United States Senate
Marcus A. Hanna
United States
Griffith
Agai Hauua
Great Southern
Neil House
State House
the Combine
Hunna
Mayor Harrison Invited to Nicaraguan Canal Convention
Mayor Harrison has been asked to attend the Nicaraguan canal convention in Kansas City on January 11. He is unlikely to attend in person and may appoint a cabinet member to represent him at the gathering.
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Harrison
Oliwaco
Kansas City
Double Homicide Hits Farm Near Town
George Baker and his wife were shot to death before daylight at their farm two miles west of town. Suspect Wil Hinw Baker, believed brother to the dead man, is being hunted as a posse presses the search. Evidence includes two blown window panes, heavy double barreled charges, four tracks from the window to the road, and two empty shells found nearby. The slain couple’s workers heard shots but spoke up only after a passerby alerted them. The family dispute between the Baker brothers has long been noted.
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Hanna
Griffith
Hannaha
Grosvenor
Washington
Anti- Hanna
Legattee
Sherman
Congress
J. Park Alexander
Akron
Onioimbecile Asylum
Bushnell
Fairneny
Nobhun
George Biker
Wil- Hinw Baker
Mits Bether
Baker
Mim
Wiliam Baker
Robbers Loot an Express Car in Kansas City Limits
Kansas City, Mo Jan 5 After three months of inactivity train robbers struck the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf line near Air Line junction within city limits They overpowered the express messenger bound him and rifled the car before the train halted The company reports no valuables taken but police suspect several thousand dollars in cash and jewelry were obtained The porters found the messenger later and the case remains under investigation
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Pittsburg
Gulf
Kansas City
Kansas Curry
Gulf Road
Port Arthur
Twowen
Air Line Junction
Express Company
California at the Exposition aims for wide Pacific coast displays
Transmississippi Exposition commissioner C M McAusland visits San Francisco to secure California wine fruit and packers exhibits and to enlist the Miners' association in a large mineral display. He expects alloted space to be filled and reports a cordial reception.
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California
San Francisco
Jan
C. M. McAusland
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Miners’ Association
Brash Aims to Buy St. Louis Browns in Indy Move
Indianapolis club president John T. Brash is en route with funds to purchase the St. Louis Browns, and will arrive to negotiate a deal, signaling a potential takeover.
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St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Indianapolis
John T. Brash
Indianapolis Baseball Club
St. Louis Brown
Grain Warehouses Burn in Stockman Calro Fire
Early today fire destroyed warehouses 6 and 16 of the Marvers Winton and Milling company in Stockman California. Ten thousand tons of wheat and barley were lost, mainly stored for Union and farmers. loss estimated over 500000 dollars with insured property. Fire continued to smolder in great piles days.
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Stockman
Stoceron
Cal
Anu
Marvers Winton and Milling Company
Department Coulid
Meraod Ra
Crown Mills
Union
Storia
Condemned Man Prepares For US Part to the Execution
In San Francisco on January 5 Theodore Durrant rehearses his death scene for next Friday. He requests the rope be destroyed after death, that spectators not view his features, that no autopsy be conducted, and that his remains go to his parents. Separate items note a purported Blanther confession, Ketcham will to probate, Griffen’s case for stolen stamps, and Woolson Spica company replying to Arbuckles in a rival dispute.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Durrant
Meridian
Tex
Joseph E. Blanther
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
Duels and Storms Reported in Jan 6 Coverage
Two duels with swords followed insults from Hungarian parliament debates. Count Stefan Tiga wounded Ludwig Olay and Edmund Gagary wounded Stefan Ragovosky, with serious flesh wounds. A severe storm at Colon disrupted shipping, southern winds and port damage reported. British fleet movements noted with Edgar arriving and Grafton sailing north. Monsignor Nelli returned to Washington after a St Paul visit with Archbishop Ireland.
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Bupa Pest
Stefan Tiga
Ludwig Olay
Edmund Gagary
Stefan Ragovosky
Herren Tica
Gajary
Colon
Porto Bello
Orient
Honea Kone
Edgar
Grafton
Chusuan
Ningpo
Martinalli
Washington
Sv. Paul
Mgr. Nellieft
St. Paul
Arch‘ishop Ireland
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Watkins’ Ghost
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Siberia
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Charles Flommnts
Roden's Corner
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