Baby Ruth Wins Bazaar Prize in Chicago Contest
The Aloly Family Parish bazaar in Chicago held a vote between President Harrison's grandchild and ex President Cleveland's daughter Ruth Cleveland. Baby McKee received 1146 votes, Ruth Cleveland 1632. Mrs. Cleveland sent thanks from Laxewoop New Jersey stating the medal will be cherished and the child will be taught gratitude.
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Urcaco
Aloly Family
Harrison
Cleveland
Baby McKee
Ruth Cleveland
Laxewoop
N. J
Chicago
Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Across New England
Forecast for Monday indicates generally fair skies in New England then snow flurries in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with warming by night. New York expected light snow flurries and warmer temperatures with variable and east winds. Signals shown from Delaware Breakwater to Woods Hall, excluding Newport.
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Washington
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Delaware
Woods Hall
Newport
Counterfeit Ring Busted in Salt Lake City
A gang flooding Salt Lake with fake five ten and twenty dollar gold pieces pleaded not guilty before United States Commissioner Greenman. Mary Gignon confessed, naming husband Jesse Gignon and five others. They were bound over to the grand jury in 5000 bond each, with 1500 counterfeit coins seized. plan included travel to Denver Kansas City Omaha and other eastern cities.
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Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Greenman
Mary Gignon
Jesse Gignon
William Gibson
William Cronk
P. B. Sprague
Mark King
Denver
Kansas City
Omaha
Perect
Arson Attempt Damages Bresnehan Home in Dalton Court
A fire at 3 o'clock on Dalton court damaged a dwelling owned by John Bresnehan and occupied by Dennis Hogan and family. Mrs Hogan woke to smoke in a first floor bedroom and, with her husband, rescued their two children. The fire was set on the outside near the bulkhead, with about 400 dollars in damage.
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Dalton Court
John Bresnehan
Dennis Hogan
Looks Badly for Dr Graves in Denver Case
In Denver on January 10, Judge Rising denied a new trial for Dr Graves and refused a continuance of judgment. A motion for arrest of judgment was filed, to be heard tomorrow. if denied, the death sentence will be immediately passed.
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Denver
Col
Graves
Supreme Court
Rising
Transatlantic Ship Arrivals and Departures Report
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures in multiple ports. Vessels such as Buenos Avyrean Shawmut Pomeranean Adriatic Umbria Maryland Indiana Ottoman Mariposa Grasbrook Empress of China La Flandre Moorish Prince Hekia Italia and other ships are noted with their origin ports and dates in early January.
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Boston
Buenos
Beaton
Shawmut
New York
Pomeranean
Adriatic
Umbria
Mariposa
San Francisco
Antwerp
Grasbrook
Newark
Hong Kong
Vancouver
B. C
la Flandre
York
Rio Janeiro
Hekia
Italia
Stettin
Hinsdale man dies after train fall at station
Manchester New Hampshire Jan 10 George T Watson of Hinsdale employed at Goffs Falls died at Elliot Hospital at 3 20 am today from injuries sustained when he fell under a train at the passenger station last night.
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Manchester
N. H
George T. Watson
Hinsdale
Goff’s Falls
Elliot Hospital
Death of Mrs Eliza Hughes Widow of Sculptor
Mrs Eliza, widow of Robert Ball Hughes the noted sculptor who died in 1868, passed away at her son in law B F Brown 154 Charles Street on Saturday aged 84. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Advent on Tuesday noon.
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Eliza
Robert Ball Hughes
B. F. Brown
Charles Street
Church of the Advent
Cure for asthma touted by Dr Bull's Coach Syrup
Claim urges asthma sufferers to use Dr Bull's Coach Syrup as a cure and advertises a price of 25 cents, presenting a bold promotional pitch with a medical remedy angle.
Winslows Bitter Pen on Maverick Bank Downfall
An Argentine newspaper editorial by E D Lowe, formerly KE D Winslow of Boston, comments on the Maverick Bank collapse and E D Winslow slams Asa Porter and associates. The piece recalls Winslow's fifteen year flight from town and his spiteful memories, noting the Buenos Aires Herald dating December 5 as the source.
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Maverick
Buenos Ayres Herald
Post
E. D. Lowe
The
Herald
Boston
KE. D. Winslow
Mr. Winslow
Does We Mean It Mr Springer Remarks on Free Silver
Mr Springer voices blunt remarks on free silver while Speaker Crisp shows signs of recovery. The Committee on Rules faces a Herculean task as it navigates polarized positions and ongoing debates.
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Mr. Springer
Crisp
Committee On Rules
WISELY WOVEN FATE SHADOWS A BANK WRECK TALE
From the Buenos Ayres Herald a Boston tale of the Maverick Bank collapse anchors on Asa Potter who rose from a clerk to president. The wrecking scheme, tied to Samuel Way’s old private bank, leads to arrests and ruin for Potter and associates. A web of ambition, betrayal, and justice unfolds with several meeting grim fates.
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Buenos Ayres Herald
Maverick Bank of Boston
Jonas French
Boston
Samuel Way
Asa Potter
Potter
Sam Way
Maverick Bank
Shylock
Lucifer
No Free Coinage Predicted By Congress Says Springer
Washington reports of January tenth note Springfield of Ways and Means warned no free coinage bill would pass both houses. The claim drew Democratic opposition and questions about whether any silver plan would run only for American mines. Officials discussed rules, appropriations, and library trustees amid a busy congressional scene.
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Blanchard
Louisiana
Springer
United Press
Aransas Pass Strike Continues As Texas Railroads Face Tie-Up
A San Antonio dispatch reports the San Antonio and Aransas Pass strike persists with risks of spreading to connecting lines. Receivers Yoakum and McNamara met a 25 member union committee, proposing reinstatement at the demanded wage scale, but no agreement was reached. Local freights will run Monday while through traffic may be attempted next week, as other roads refuse to handle freight. The state’s railroad employees back the Aransas Pass workers, and business faces turbulence unless a settlement is reached.
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New Oreans
San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Yoakum
McNamara
Salvation Oil Heals Bruises Not Arm Injuries for 25c
A brief note promotes Salvation Oil as a bruise healer priced at 25 cents. It emphasizes that the product cannot create a new arm but can aid bruise treatment, reflecting a wartime or early 20th century medical advertisement tone.
Body found in Mystic River identified as Tena Davis
The body of missing Everett resident Tena Davis was recovered near the Wellington bridge on the Mystic River. James A. Trefethen and his brother-in-law William H. Smith face murder-related charges as autopsy is ordered to determine cause of death.
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Tena Davis
Everett
Wellington
Mystic River
James A. Trefethen
William H. Smith
Thomas Lahey
Lahey
Somerville
Holmes
Medford
Franklin Fox
Walter Peak
M. H. Bullard
Durrell
Murder Suspects Trefethen and Smith Arraigned in Boston Case
After the discovery of Tena Davis's body, James A. Trefethen and his brother in law Smith were arrested. Trefethen faced murder charges while Smith was charged as an accessory. The case hinges on contrasting statements, forged deeds, and mysterious letters tied to property transfers. Police data links include a long blonde hair found in Trefethen's buggy and handwriting comparisons with notes attributed to Tena Davis. The story notes Mrs. Davis's frail condition and the involvement of Detective Richardson and local officers in the investigation.
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Hewett
Sullivan
Trefethen
Emmerton
Whitney
Smith
Rose Lindsay
Dorchester
Richardson
Tretethen
Tena
Davis
Boston
Holmes
Medford
Tena Davis
Trefathen
Everett
Malden
James A. Trefethen
Miss Davis
Nichols Street
Ferry Street
Lena
Lahey
Anti Tenement Sweatshop Probe Debate in Washington
The Anti Tenement House League moves to back a House resolution to investigate tenement sweating in clothing manufacture. Secretary John Crowley will carry evidence to Washington as a mass meeting in Boston aims to push hearings with speakers including J Q A Brackett Mayor Matthews and John D Long. Governor Russell also expected.
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Washington
League
John Crowley
Sherman Hoar
Congress
Josiah Quincy
Anti-Tenement House League
McMillin
House
Committee On Manufactures
Boston
New York
Committee On Rules
McMillir
Committee of Rules
People’s Church
J. Q. A. Brackett
Matthews
John D. Long
Russell
Garza Still on the Warpath Near Rio Grande Border
A report from Captain Brito at Havana Rancho says Garza’s revolutionists are gathering at Javali ranch in Mexico about twenty miles back from the river. Mexican troops move toward the ranch while U S troops and rangers guard the river. A prisoner arrived from Ballanvo as the main Garza force remains inland. only scattered stragglers are near the border. U S troops and Lexas rangers have hunted Garza for fifteen days with his supporters growing along the Rio Grande. he aims to recruit, avoiding direct clash with foreign troops.
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Rio Grande Ciry
Tex
Brito
Havana Rancho
Javali Ranch
Mexico
Rey Nosa
Ballanvo
Garza
San Antonio
Jarza
United States
Lexas
Rio Grande
Extravagance in Home Furnishings for 1892 Offers
The notice urges prudent spending on new furniture, arguing extravagance harms family welfare and that 1892 styles are stylish and affordable. It promotes the General Catalogue of designs, 288 pages with 300 engravings, and offers to mail a copy for five 2 cent stamps.
Bloody upheaval in Ascension Mexico tensions flare
Couriers report a mob in Ascension Chihuahua province killed Rafael Anchela and his secretary Anderelas after he was re elected by a narrow margin. Daut and Frace Sanzo were among casualties as revolters and Anchela allies fought. A Garza backed uprising with eighty insurgents claimed. Troops head toward the town amid ongoing bloodshed.
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Dremine
N.M
Ascension
Chihuahua
Church Party
Diaz
Rafael Anchela
Anchela
Anchele
Anderelas
Daut
Frace Sanzo
Garza
Attorney General Barnard Dead in Franklin Village
State Attorney-General Daniel Barnard died of pneumonia at his home on Main Street Franklin Village at 11 30 this morning He had been ill with the grip but recently improved enough to be in Concord earlier in the week He leaves a widow three sons and two daughters His eldest son James E Barnard was his law partner Dated January 10 in Franxurm Falis New Hampshire born Orange aged 50
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Washington
Springer
Committee On Ways and Means
New York
House of Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Catchings
Mississippi
Mr. Springer
Barnard
Franxurm Falis
N. H
Daniel Barnard
Main Street
Franklin Village
Concord
James E. Barnard
Samuel Pray
Boston
Fred H. Daniels
Franklin
Orange
Eleven Horses Burned In Lowell Street Stable Fire
Nasawa N H January 10 a morning fire destroyed Marsh and Howards hack stables on Lowell street. Eleven horses ten hacks and one barouche perished. Marsh and Howards report six thousand dollars loss with four thousand four hundred insurance. Heirs of C R McClarly and Farry face two thousand loss insured for two thousand. Origin of fire undisclosed. Fire discovered near Andrew Farry's residence on Marshall street at six o'clock.
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N. H
Marsh & Howard
Lowell Street
C. R. McClarly
Farry
Andrew Farry
Marshall Street
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