Tribune Defends Griffin Case in Heated Community Debate
A front page feature defends The Tribune’s stance on the Griffin assault case as indignant citizens swarm the Tata office. The paper insists on full hearing, cites Clark and Whitaker statements, and asserts only the court can convict or acquit Griffin while condemning brutality and urging lawful punishment. It notes ongoing storm-related despatches and snowbound rail lines.
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Art Prosecution Fails to Tarnish Comstock Visit
Anthony Comstock, NYS suppression of vice agent, bought five dealers works argued obscene. Grand jury indicted, trial heard evidence, Kerr declined to proceed, judge deemed nude art not necessarily lewd. Acquittals followed as bills of indictment were submitted.
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Anthony Comstock
Pumaverrata
New York Society For
Comstock
Kerr
Oil gushes from Carmill farm as well flow increases
A party of seven prospectors struck oil on Harris farm east of Carmill, producing crude at over fifty barrels per hour shortly after drilling. The flow rose to eighty barrels per hour with intervals of twenty minutes. In Jamestown, Richard Gleason, a farmer near Pingree, is reported missing with clues pointing to a possible incident earlier in the week.
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Til
Maurice
Jamestown
Richard Gleason
Pingree
WILL DOWN DAKOTA. SPRINGER BILL POLARIZING DELEGATES
In Wasinworos January 25 the Aberdeen convention delegates meet. Mr Johnson reports thirteen counties favor division and backs the Springer bill as satisfactory to Dakota people. Colonel Gale of Canton opposes admission in any form, while the Democrats praise his stance. The Aberdeen plan aims to force minority representation and delay admission amid county lines. The Senate and House debate deficiency appropriations and related measures with amendments and votes. the Burlington bridge project and Cimaron concerns are discussed as part of broader territorial actions.
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Boston
Atlanta
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Burlington
Illinois
Cimaron
Baron
New York
Committee On Manufactures
Randall
Wasuvneros
Committee ‘On
Platt
Catholic Church Changes Reported in United States
A Baltimore Sun special from Rome reports planned changes in U S Catholic governance. Archbishop Williams of Hoxton may become cardinal in March and Bishop Ireland of St Paul could become an archbishop sooner than expected. The pope may also divide Milwaukee archdiocese after spring.
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United States
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Milwaukee
Almington
Jan
Bisioyy Trojan
Propané Cithotia University
Washington
Leo
Pope's Acknowledgment of American Freedom Noted
The Monitor publishes Cardinal Gibbons letter to the pope and Archbishop Ryan's address. The pope expresses pleasure at receiving President Cleveland's gift, approves a Catholic university in Washington, and says America has a grand future and liberty in religion. He also respects the country and admires its president. In St Paul June 26 carnival parade witnesses grand equestrian display with top drivers and races. The ice palace opening is announced for tomorrow night. A signal station error led to a railroad collision near Havana injuring and killing passengers.
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J.A. Barnell
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Pensions Granted to Widows of Logan and Blair
Congress passes a pension bill for Mrs. John A. Logan at $2000 per year after Senator Davis’s maiden speech in support. A similar pension is approved for Mrs. Frank P. Blair. Debates cover principled equity between privates and officers, honoring veterans, and precedent. Senate education bill debated. executive nominations confirmed. House passes land sale bill and navigation law amendments.
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Davis
United States
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Blair
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Jat
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Srief
Frank P. Blak
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Stewart
Hoar
Arkansas
Micro Desert
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General Shields
Womils
Ant
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Congress
Call
Berry
Yeas
Mays
Cake
Colquitt
Harris
Salsbury
Vanes
Edmunds
Martin W. Montgomery
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
J. B. Hage
Mr. Blair
Mor-gan
United States Talks Paris Exhibit and House Actions
The report approves participation in the 1889 Paris international exhibition with 200000 for US entry. The House passes 9700 for Harford repairs, adjourns after signaling continued work on a public buildings agenda. Intermittent bills face filibusters. February 21 is set for continued consideration. Interstate commerce notes show varied carrier rates and underlines competition factors. Republican tactics push for their tariff bill early next month despite Democratic concessions.
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New York
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Paris
United States
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Tennessee
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Shame
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House
Washington
Jan
George Wy Childs Declines Presidential Nomination
Philadelphia January 3 George Wy Childs publisher of the Public Ledger declares he is not a candidate and would not accept the presidential nomination even if offered He adds he would not attend the Republican National Convention to influence votes for his nomination and believes the office would not suit him
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Phladelphia
George Wy Childs
The
Public Ledger Today
James McManus
Childs
Mine Horror and Rail Plow News Across Jan 26
Welling ton mine disaster survivor Wettmore recalls lights failing as explosions silenced the pit killing about ninety miners. Tyons was found 700 feet from the shaft. A rotary snow plow departure at Winona follows rail-line reopening efforts. Funeral for Minister Nogueiras held at St Matthew's. Local political conventions nominate Breen and Steele for the eleventh district. Major Biwa contempt case advances in Fargo with a hearing set tomorrow.
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Bet
James Wettmore
Wellington
Walian
Wettmore
Michael Tyons
Onearth
Robert Cambell
Theiras
Funer Wasninerox
Tate Portese
Nogueiras
St. Matthew's Church
Stae Cunpelty
Mackin
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