Rail Collision Tragedies Hit Alabama and Canada
A morning collision on the Alabama and Great Southern line near Coaling Alabama killed engineer Edward Doolittle and injured ten to fifteen passengers on the north bound Tuscaloosa accommodation train. In Canada a double express collision between Winnipeg bound and westbound trains on the Canadian Pacific between Rockliffe and Bissett's Station left express messenger Robert Thompson of Kingston dead and both engines badly damaged.
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House Debates Rules Code Amid Congressional Tensions
Washington February 12 The House continues its session with debate on the proposed rules code led by Mr Dockery. Mr Morse defends the plan praising the Republican majority while opposition cites dangers to debate and the Speaker’s authority amid warnings of tyranny and reform needed. The session adjourns at 11:55 with further roll call and protests from Democrats.
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House in an Uproar over Race and Religion in Commons
Ottawa scene powers through three quarters of an hour as race and religion claims ignite debate after Hull riots. Charlton challenges government while Macdonald accuses Charlton of fomenting sectarian strife amid loud protests and demands for troops. Speaker abandons chair. riotous chorus of cheers groans and hisses follows.
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England Will Retreat From Africa Talks Advance
The Dia claims British consul Johnston has forwarded Salisbury proposals for an agreement with Portugal. Britain would abandon settlements around Llantrye and Madala and the region south of Lake Nyassa. Salisbury would accept if Scottish missionaries agree. Observers see it as African news aimed at Portugal.
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England and Portugal in Africa Dispute Faces Parliament
In the Commons Sir James Fergusson said papers on the Anglo Portuguese Southeast Africa dispute would be laid before Parliament to ease tensions. Gladstone praised pacific steps on Samoa and urged candor on Crete Armenia. Government aims for district councils and Irish reform, with sugar convention and local governance debates to follow.
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Cleveland on the ballot and reform debate
Ex President Cleveland advocates official ballot reform and one party ticketing to curb bribery. He cites Indiana and New York, argues against marking every candidate, and praises signs showing party alignment for all candidates on a single ticket.
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Duke of Orleans arraigned and jailed in Paris court
The Duke of Orleans, son of the Count of Paris, was found guilty of violating the exile law and sentenced to two years in prison. Crowds demanded support for the army and republic as gendarmes cleared the court. The Count of Paris learned of the arrest via cable while aboard a Spanish steamer.
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Tyrant Moussa Bey Is Confined After Turkish Tyranny
Constantinople Feb 12 Special by Dunlap Cable News Mr Hirsh the American minister here won Grand Vizier support to imprison Moussa Bey ruler of Romania. Moussa attempted escape but eunuchs blocked passage. He is confined to his apartment with one servant and barred from his harem and sultanas. Hirsh cites atrocities and may pursue action if murder by Moussa’s followers is proven. A naval demonstration in the Bosphorus could be used if needed.
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Terrible Mt Zoo eruption devastates fifty five homes
A Japanese volcano eruption on Mt Zoo in the Bingo district began January 16 at 8 p m and lasted two hours, spewing ash, sand, and stones. The blast destroyed fifty five houses and killed one person, with total losses near 8.59 million dollars.
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Brides of February in Lynn and Newton Weddings
Two February weddings anchor the page. Lizzie Graves Wellington wed Fred Lafayette Babb at 153 Lewis Street with Perkins's Orchestra and guests from several cities. Hannah Johnson married Addison Leslie Winship at 18 Broad Street with a wedding lunch. Christine Degen and John Quincy Adams Jr. tied nuptials in Newton Centre officiated by Rev. H V Degen.
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Auburndale
W. H. Codey
Steamers Arrived at Baltimore and New York from Multiple Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with names like Rhein from Bremen Vanholme from Liverpool City of Paris from Liverpool and Galileo from Hull. Other vessels include Philadelphia from Curacao Mareca from Leith and Horton from Bilbao with routes to Hamburg Antwerp and Glasgow in mid February.
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National Trotting Association Congress Suspends Horses and Officials
The thirteenth biennial congress at Burrawo New York suspended horses Nelson and Aleryon and officials Nelson Nobie and Robins amid alleged crooked practices on the Boston track. Judge Johnston presided. P H Johnston was elected president with Bonner and Stowe as vice presidents. New York chosen as 1902 meeting site.
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Congressman Walker Unable to Attend Worcester Academy Meeting
Congressman Walker informs Worcester Academy trustees secretary he cannot attend Monday’s meeting due to congressional duties. The note was sent from Washington on February 2.
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Boston Electric Valve & Motor Co records filed in Portland
Certificate filed to carry on manufacturing and sale of electric valves clocks and related devices. Capital stock 250 000. Officers include President William S. Chase Treasurer Henry M. Nicis. Directors from Massachusetts towns such as Hampstead Greenfield Northamptom and Westfield.
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Northampton
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Greenfield
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Henry A. Skinner
Elijah N. Harding
Cambridgeport
Abraham Lincoln Birthday Celebrated Across Cities
The eighty first birthday of Abraham Lincoln was marked by multiple events. In New York at Delmonico's the Republican Club hosted leaders and guests including Senator Cullom and General Fremont with five toasts and letters of regret from notable figures. Other observances included a Lafayette Camp 140 banquet, a Lincoln Club reception in Brooklyn, and Lincoln birthday gatherings in Curia co and Newark with notable speakers.
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Fire losses and alarms hit multiple towns
Fire at the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum caused total losses of 10000 dollars with water damage. 14090 children evacuated in 2.5 minutes under Col Robert Johnson. Separate fires occurred in Stoughton and Belmont with incendiary causes suspected in both.
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Fires Reported Across East Boston and Charlestown
Alarms from Box 6338 at 11 25 last night for a junk shop fire at the foot of Orleans street East Boston owned by E G Cugin caused about 1000 dollars in damage. A dwelling at 496 Seventh Street South Boston sustained 26 dollars in damage. Joseph Barrett occupied the building. A chimney fire at 110 Water Street Charlestown prompted an alarm from Box 423 with no damage. The four story brick rear dwelling of 170 Blue Hill Avenue, owned by Thomas Mulhern and occupied by L McAlister, suffered 850 dollars damage from a fire reported at 10 27 last night. Box 242 sent the alarm.
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Weather Forecast and Cautionary Signals
Forecast until Thursday shows fair weather for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New England with variable winds and slight warming. Cautionary signals cover Narragansett Sandy Hook Wood's Hall Boston Portland and Hastings areas.
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Dr Scott’s ErectRic Plasters Cure Bronchal Cough
An advertisement from Bots ford Sunderland Vermont claims Dr Scott’s ErectRic Plasters quickly cure chronic bronchial cough. The booster promises rapid relief and urges readers to try the remedy.
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