British Lion Is Alone In Diplomatic Turmoil
Complications across hemispheres fuel gossip about a China Russia treaty for a Northern Pacific rail terminus and a fleet movement toward Fusan. United States may guide a Nicaragua canal project, with labor questions and rising tensions with Britain. Bolivia Chile treaty approval hints at Tacur and Arica cession, while Ambassador Eustis faces personal loss.
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Russia
Fusan
Coren
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Great Britain
Long Distance Fast Train Plans Across United States
New York Central considers a Chicago link to cut New York to Los Angeles time to about six days total with a 22 hour main run and a two and a half hour layover. The Pacific route via Santa Fe is set to begin regular service soon. Union Pacific and partners aim to shorten Portland to Chicago to 72 hours and reduce San Francisco to Chicago times. Caspar riders escort Chicago doctors to Yellowstone in a 1,100 mile, 60 day expedition with notable game secured.
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Oregon Railway An Navigation Company
Portlan
Central Pacific
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Eamund B. Wilsom
Chicago University
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Jackson's Hole
Yellowstone Park
Count Belazichy to wed Mrs Yznaga in New York
It is announced that Count Belazichy will marry Mrs Yanaga recently divorced from Fernando Yznaga at Yankton. The couple, aged 25 and 23, met at Newport last summer and it is described as love at first sight.
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Count Belazichy
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Yankton, S. D
Fernando Yznaga
Yznaga
Newport
Destructive Prairie Fire Destroys Prairie Near Perry
A prairie fire east of Perry destroys five hours of ryeod, burning thousands of bushels of corn, hay, Kaffir corn, and consuming several farm houses. Two Indian children fatally burned while many residents narrowly escape.
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Inspections and incidents span Hot Springs to Philadelphia
An order for a government work inspection in Hot Springs Ark. D L Spearman executed in Maraball Tex for neighbor murder. a railroad accident at Altoona Pa. substantial mail matter loss. whisky output control via distilleries combine. Pittsburgh plate glass prices up four percent. de Salesberry monument in Chateauguay Ont unviewed. freight car shortage feared on western roads. Rosa McClelland located at Georgetown after Lexington Ky abduction. Missouri Baptist convention closes in St Joseph. Tolman dies after tree collision in Red Oak Ia. Massillon Ohio coal miners vote to end strike. New York editors attend Georgia opening of the New York state building in Atlanta. Dr J E Wilkinson held in Ottumwa Ia for malpractice death of Miss Hattie Marsh. Sioux City streetcars now required to have conductors. Atlantic Ia collision damages five freight cars and two engines. Assistant Superintendent Voorhees resigns. H K H Kirwin to succeed him. plan for a Washington centennial exposition in Hi commemoration of the capital. Widtiant Nesbite noted as leading Pennsylvania colored figure in Philadelphia. Samuel Josephs dies in Philadelphia, famed for 1891 Chicago convention motion “Grover, Grover, Four Years More of Graver.”
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Grover
Olney Has the Facts on British Guiana Frontier Move
The State Department holds full dispatches by Chamberlain to Lees about arming the frontier in British Guiana. Council debates approve and reject a Maxim gun purchase while authorizing barracks at Uruan and other posts. The matter includes a proposed road to better defend against Venezuela and strengthen police, with a 4000 appropriation for barracks.
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Teller Talks Plain in 1896 Convention Debate
Danver Oct 26 A Washington report quotes Senator Toller declaring opposition to Sherman and McKinley on financial policy. He argues Colorado demands a pro silver candidate and warns eastern states may push a gold standard nominee. He would resign rather than back a gold standard leader and retire from politics.
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Senator Sherman to be a delegate at 1896 Republican convention
From Washington the Chicago News reports Senator Sherman likely to take an active delegate role at the 1896 Republican national convention. Once a presidential candidate in four conventions, he now signals support for McKinley and may present Chi ramps as a delegate-at-large.
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