Destructive Cyclone Razes Clinton Ky Killing Eleven
A cyclone struck Clinton Kentucky demolishing fifty five houses and killing eleven people with fifty six wounded. The storm damaged Wickliff and Moscow towns, injuring many and razing buildings to the ground. St Louis reports show extensive property loss and bodies recovered as weather systems spread through Kansas Nebraska and Illinois.
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Clinton
J. A. Kode
Mra. Willim ' Ne
Burnett Bone
Walter Nuten
John W. Godig
E. Flayes
Wickliff
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Wicki
Jackson
Tenn
Moscow
Soclock
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Kane
Tholente
Lestaay
Sullivan Declines Meeting Jackson for 15000 Bid
New York telegrams report John L Sullivan refusing a California Athletic Club offer of 15000 to meet James J. Jackson. Sullivan states he will not fight for the sum and cites readiness for a larger purse. Brice elected to the United States Senate with a party majority in both houses.
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Sullivan
New York
John L. Sulivan
California
Jackson
Hyerald
H Prehabor
Brice
Convanius
O.dan
Calvin
United States
Senate
Foster
Halstead
Neal J
Judge Grants New Trial for Kunze in Cronin Prisoner Case
Chicago court grants Kunze a new trial for the Cronin prisoners but denies a new trial for Coughlin Burke and O Sullivan The judge cites incomplete witness identification and motive in Irish politics while ordering the three to Joliet prison for reporting to the penitentiary and entering solitary confinement pending future steps The other cases discuss Brazil recognition and a parliamentary session but lack full context.
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Kunze
McConnell
Kunee
Coughlin
Burke
O'Sullivan
Rentrink DD
Cmcauo
Jon
Coughin
Uch
Konze
Hegga
Pan Coughlin
Laim
Perjarors
O'Sullivan Cau
Anu Hs
England
Annie
Joliet
Wis
Forrest, Donahue
Wingball Bean
Gage
Supreme Court
Hokage
Chicago
Coughtin
Tuite
O'Sullivien
Jeg
Tex
Marke
Coublin
Stiri
Bogut
Moonen door and Brazil recognition in a blurred report
A fragmentary federal notice discusses US tolerance at Moonen door and Brazil recognition. It notes a quarter postal receipts comparison and a statement from the post office department, with references to Uncle Sam, freedom lovers, and an unclear resolution that went over without action.
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United States
Republic of Brazil
Mie
Ottet
Sam
Ross
Uae
Two Men of Seattle in High Stakes Dueling Card Game
In Seattle the two players Maya Heries of Gar Tor and Hite of SHAPE faced off in a high stake contest. Capt A D Mallaby and Guthrie competed as medium stakes, with the pot growing as rounds continued. Guthrie won by a wide margin, accumulating about $2,000 in winnings after an intense late stretch.
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Seattle
Maya Heries
Gar Tor
Shape
Tau
Guthrie
Caplan Mat Hay
Propia
Wits
Mr. Guttire
Mall
Aalinuy
Gutin Wold
Vast Artesian Well Controls Water Flow In Town
The great artesian well flow was brought under control yesterday as a lake of over forty acres formed in the Josver partok area. A dense fog rises from the warm water while half the pressure sits on and water runs through a six inch pipe. Armenian experts call the well among the world’s most powerful.
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Hie Josver Partok
Cronin Prisoners Arrive Quietly at Jail After Transfer
The Cronin prisoners Coughlin Burke and O'Sullivan arrived at the penitentiary last night and attempted to brace for weakness. Coughlin could not reply when spoken to and showed signs of distress. Burke and O'Sullivan managed a barely audible farewell, while Coughlin remained silent. O'Sullivan refused to speak, and Burke hinted the danger still lies ahead but offered no further comment.
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Spears
Coughlin
Chicago
Burke
O'Sullivan
Eleaag
Might
Burkes
Walker Blaine Dead and International News Roll In
A telegraph reports Walker Blaine died on January 15 in Washington after a noted career in law and politics. Other dispatches cover Portugal’s government crisis, British ministerial arrivals, and a joint session that confirmed Antvin S. Brine’s U.S. Senate election. Weather notes show bitter cold nationwide with temperatures plunging to 20 below in several locales as Washington considers a silver coinage bill to be sent to Congress.
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Walker Blaine
Wasnixios
Washington
Davis
T. KR. Leis
Chilenga
Portugal
Lignan
Chamber of Reputies
Senor Pimental
Great Britain
Tousand
Ate Glyn Patee
Windom
Winedom
Congress
Murphy Wins in Fourteen Round Slugfest in San Francisco
The Australian featherweight Billy Murphy knocked out The Spider in the thirteenth round at San Francisco to claim the world title fight. Weir was knocked down twice and finished the round badly hurt, continuing until Murphy finished him in the fourteenth. The bout drew cheers from South Dakota supporters who celebrated a bill passage in Pierre. The club also approved plans for a future bout with Peter Jackson.
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Janik
Lke Wer
Ny Belfant Spider
Billy Murphy
Australia
California
Weir
Murphy
Ile
Bue
Cane
Jed
Ole
Colieurs
Besa
Sullivan
Fulda
Jon T.sullivan
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Five in Cairo and other historic notes mix in report
A conglomerate tale reports Tenry Tanley at a Cairo party with five present and Adri Lethine GUE of his Thos Tote renewer wealth. Edward Mon hon, famed New York violinist, died Monday by throat injury. Paris Madrid bankrupts drift with liabilities around 100000 pounds. Mexico hosts a meeting with Mrs Albinile Titetligence in Paris. Cortes the Spanish claimant gains support. San Francisco court ends Starom case. New derby legislature cuts governor salary to 310000. Ethelbert Fr. Dudley, St Paul Duluth rail VP, dies at St Paul. remains to St Louis.
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Tenry Tanley
Cairo
Fig Adri Lethine Gue
New York
Edward Mon Hon
New York City
Rators
Forvia Banikers
Derby
Ethelbert Fr. Dudley
Vce
St Paulsé Duluth Raiload
St. Paul
Ryan
St. ‘Lould
Makenty by Telkokapi Market Summary
The entry notes New Year financials with New York Money on call at 4 to 5 percent, last loan at 4 percent, and market drift with Pine Mercantile Papers and Stirling Exchange quoting quiet rates. Chicago Market shows mild activity with wheat slightly lower than yesterday as the market stayed quiet today.
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New York Financial
New Year
Pine Mercantile Papers
Stimling Exchange
Rock
N. Pansone
Chicago
Priann
Railroad Rotation Adoption Debate and Dam Report
Railroad officials across the country favor a 24 hour rotation plan amid the civil engineers society meeting. The Joinstown dam report is delayed due to pending suits, while a Wisconsin arrest relates to a train wreck attempt near Black River Falls.
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American Society of Civil Enginers
Joinstown
Wey
Hom
Unica
Yodanih—Henry Guniep
St Lawrence County
That County
J. Metcalf
Black River Falls
Jackwu County
Wis
Minneapolis and St.Pool
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Alee
Styli Ag
Wisconsin
Ute
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