Wrecks On Wabash Bridge Kill Fireman In North Dakota Crash
Nineteenth year through a bridge reports a double headed stock train crashing a burning bridge near Sentinel Butte North Dakota. Fireman Bert Clough is killed and fireman G W Poor is seriously injured as both engines and a car pass through. Six killed and many injured in a Wabash wreck near Hannibal Missouri. Fire destroys luggage and smoking cars. President Harding sends nominations to the Senate including regional officials and judges.
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Wabash
Hannibal
Dickinson
Dackmox
N. D
Am Bridge
Sentinel Butte
Bert Clough
Pireman G.W
Onginsera
Tackron
Jan
Alladin
Wheat investigation lapsed as committee awaits 1892 session
Jan 6 1892 reports note the wheat investigation committee, formed by the last legislature, adjourned last summer and planned a meeting on the first Tuesday in January 1892. Attorneys Beyfrance and Erwin say they know nothing of renewed inquiries or grain grower plans, suggesting the inquiry may not be pursued. A separate despatch from Texas reports U S and Mexican rangers surrounding Garza in Zapata county, with no movement possible.
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Paul
C. A. Beyfrance
Summit Avenue
Pitol
W. W. Erwin
Grain * Association
Ban
Awroxo
Tex
Laredo
Saya
United States
Garza
Zapata County
Nfcasion
R. Colo
Graven
Wilson
Means
Ballou
James Wilson Teabard
Asaunt
Danyer Miles
Colonel Ballou
Colonel Ballou Since His Hasty Leave Saturday Night. Mr. Ballou
Wissinna
MacLeod
Ford
Miohs
Na Wally
Fire at Waverly Hotel Kills Two. Several Injured
A blaze in the all night wing of the Waverly Hotel at 263 Clark Street caused two deaths by suffocation, including John Meredith and Paul Wood. Several guests were injured or overcome by smoke as occupants evacuated the smoke-filled hallways. Night clerk Henry Wilson aided in awakening guests before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel BP. Wood
F. Wood
Samuel F.woolf
Torward C. Dwyer
Aeriow R. Clay
Mra. Smith
N. Frank
Drowned Smuggling Party Found Near Esquimalt Harbor
Remains from a twelve person smuggling sloops crew, including four notorious smugglers and eight victims, are recovered after a drowning voyage from Cross to Port Townsend. The party started in a smuggling sloop. bodies found at Esquimalt harbor confirm the disaster at sea.
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San Francisco
Duisio
Port Townsend
Esquimalt Harbor
Ohio contest looms as Foraker foe in speaker vote
The Foraker camp cites a six vote margin in the House favoring Foraker ally Laylin for senator, while Sherman supporters acknowledge vacancies and personal loyalties. In the Senate, Foraker claims eight to fourteen votes, leaving Sherman short of nomination, with Welsh and Dicks as McKinley and Foster supporters.
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Lontmans
Parker
Cuyahoga
Foraker
Vameny
Jom
Aloe
Poriker
Hanator
Sherman
Ylan
McGrew
Cincinnati
Poster
Senator
Welsh
Knox County
McKinley
Laylin
Senate
Iden
Foster
World's Fair awards Minnesota site for Chicago exhibit
Chicago World’s Fair managers in Chicago award the Minnesota exhibit site in Jackson Park after raising 100000 more for the Chicago display Minnesota’s credit and officials’ confidence are noted though no formal promise of a state building is made Minnesota’s reputation rests on forthcoming appropriation and project progress.
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Germany
Schleaswig- Holstein
Oldenburg
East Prussia
Chicago
Ota
Pact, Dan
Minnesot
Minnesota
Taekkon Park
Ohio Legislature Opens With Short Governor’s Message
Dated January 5 in Columbus Ohio both houses of the general assembly convened at 10 o clock. The Senate did not seating claimants for Muskingum district and appointed a committee to investigate. Governor Campbell delivered the briefest message on record stressing annual communications and urging focus on benevolent reform educational and penal institutions and factory exhibits in annual reports.
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Ohio
Kteeta
Flatous
Campbell
Columpus
General Assembly
Senate
Iden
Gallier
Muskingum
Atin
James Campbell
Overcome Democratic Majority Talks At Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Fifth Avenue hotel corridors were crowded with Republican senators and politicians as they met to devise ways to overcome the Democratic majority in the senate. Collector Henricks said the Republican aim is justified in actions needed, and they are justified to avoid sitting in the senate with Hill Democracy members expelled by the body.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senate
Colleptor Henricks
Witerview
Hill Democracy
Convicts Work All Day Amid Fortification Efforts
From Coal Creek a patch report notes convicts toiled felling trees for a block house and fortifications. Miner leader Eugene Merrill has returned from East Tennessee and Kentucky, calling a miners meeting as troop tensions rise. The scene hints at growing unrest following convict activity. A January meeting in Washington gathers Democratic committee members to discuss proxies and idea exchange.
Sherman Nominated for Senator by Narrow Margin
In Ohio January 0 Senator Sherman won the Republican nomination for senator in the convention by a fifty to thirty eight vote over Foraker. In South Dakota January 6 two liquor detectives were poisoned at supper. Investigators say arsenic poisoning. witnesses testify the poisoning is the work of gin dealers and to suspect a broader conspiracy.
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South Dako
Abiehai
Condinsem
Ohio
Sherman
Te Eaneva
Foraker
Mivcrenn
Andersor Land Reed
Edwards Runs Things in New York Senate caucus
Reported turmoil in the New York Republican caucus as Independent Senator Edwards from the Thirty second district shapes strategy for the session. Senator Erwin urges unified party support, warning of contested seats and possible withdrawals. Also mentions train robberies in St Louis and unrest in Tennessee with Talton Hall sentenced to death. English Quakers tour famine provinces and return home. Funeral of ex NY police chief George Walling held in Keyport New Jersey.
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New York
Taketita
Kesaton
Amasy
N.Y
Edwards
Thirty-secon
Kenmure
Erwin
Aomie Tenge Amd
Ball
Nasaville
Tenn
Talton Hall
Gladaville
Hall
Wizera
Pxrersbuko
Keyport
N.J
George Walling
Police
The
Baptist Church
There
Variety of Global News and Disorderly Reports
A diverse set of items from around the world includes financial disputes in New York and Pennsylvania, a March execution date for Polk Fitzpatrick in Allegheny, a Wyoming Pay case, and a fatal accusation in St Louis. Reports mention Joaquin Garcia’s death in Mexico, German miners’ strike near Weisbaden with troops enforcing order, Berlin winters fundraisers, and a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling on saloon liability for intoxicated injuries. Other notes cover London royalty and Boston mining activity.
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New York
Honey B. Tithe & Co
Polk Fitzpatrick
Alleghens
Charles ‘Wall
Wyoming
St. Louis
Charlet Lebour
la Rose
Joaquin Garcia
Dnarenz
City of
Mexico
Holgappel
Weisbaden
Germany
Eugene Storck
Essen
Ain
Berlin
Heex
Weetster
Pennsylvania Suprema Court
Meard at Valparaiso and other late 19th century notices
Report from Valparaiso claims Chile intends to apologize to the United States for the Baltimore affair, while tensions between Chile and the U S surface alongside domestic legal motions in Savannah and Washington. Rumors of threats to burn the American legation prompt police presence. A brief note from Savannah describes a stockholder suit attempting to block Richmond Terminal from voting shares to influence Georgia Pacific and Georgia Central stakes. Another item notes a proposed constitutional amendment for woman suffrage in the coming session. An incident in Michigan reports the shooting of John Gleason of Clewhard Iron Mining.
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New York
Herald Telegrapha
Valparatsy
Cinhan Goverment
Pedro Mont
Washington
United States
Baltimore
Tilley
Savannah
Jordan F. Brooks
Central Board
Richmond
Georgia Pacific
Georgia Central
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G. W. Yuor
Associated Pron
Republican Print Company
Convetu
Spartinburg
Jacksonyue
Arsadia
Buckeye
Peviehed Inn
Rop Ciier
Colo
AL. Pulford
Camp Nolan
Fultundying
Pulford
Lily
Tie
Egle
Daconber
Soane Jroperty
Fulford
Omaha
Tan
David Workman
Mxire
Haveen
Griswold, Jr
Mercer
Postmuater
el New York
Betuatice
David al Bat Sete
Steagexted
Frasien
Wasnixatoy
National Democratic Committee
Nixtonal Association of Democratic Clubs
Caneus
Veites
Mitehelh
Pearity
ATUL
Koyruttienns
Conesias
Guneral Assembly
Congress
Democrata Fom
Outhwaite
Miy
Louis
Dan
Ailelbert D. Sly
Glendale
Sly
Harrigan
Desmond
Foul Bibontie AvEky
Wasitscrox
Valparaiso
Mantz
Chili
Unite States
Pal Mall Gazete
Pall Mall Gazette
Amendmans, Wasitnsqtoy
Greenleaf
Rochwater
Woman Butfcape Association
Tswsung
Ceahior
John Gleason
Clewhard Iron Mining Company
Fourt
Drinwoon
Lalat Stules
Marshal Fry
Foe Baush Dakota
Hee
Cles
Daniaxy Ters
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