Diplomatic Visit Aims to Ease Chile United States Rift
Foreign Minister Pereira met United States Minister Egan in a cordial talks with mutual hope for quick settlement of disputes. Reports say Chile may apologize for the Baltimore incident while investigations at Mare Island probe the October 16 assault on American sailors.
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New York
Valparaiso
Herald
Pereira
United States
Egan
New York Herald
Cprporatic
Chillan
Pedro Montt
Washington
Legation
Baltimore
Mare Island Navy Yard
Santiago
Altimore
General Gregg Dehad Death Recalls Long Civil War Service
Washington Jan. 7 Gen John Irving Gregg a distinguished veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars died here in his 66th year. The Pennsylvanian’s long career included numerous brevet ranks and commands from the 2d Pennsylvania Infantry to the 8th Cavalry. He fought in major actions such as Gettysburg Deep Bottom Five Forks Sailor’s Creek and Farmville and suffered wounds at Deep Bottom and Stony Creek. He served in Southwest Virginia New Orleans and on the Pacific coast before retirement.
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Wasuisaton
John Irving Gregg
Mexico
Ee I. Gregg
Pennsylvania Infantry
16Th
Pennsylvania Cerete
11Th Infantry
6Th Cavalry
Accosarf
8Th Cavalry
Kelly's Ford
Sulphur Springs
Deep Bottom
Richmond
Brock Turnpike
Treviian Station
Dutub Aprios
Wits
Slatersville
Ellison’s Mills
Henoves Court House
Paigeo Y
Old Aldie
Middlebury
Upperville
Gettysburg
Shepstown
Culpepper
Papher Fi Springs
Stoe Station
Jodd’s Tavern
Hawes’ Shop
Gedarbor
Revillian Station
Stony Creek
County Seat War Escalates in Kansas Towns
In Arkalon Seward and Stevens county feud over county seats erupts as Judge Botkin flees Springfield with his family after an ambush by the old Seward faction. Sheriff Dunn slain and two ring leaders Anderson and Leach captured before military escort. Governor Humphrey orders force to Arkalon as tensions spread from Woodsdale and Hugoton clashes.
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Arkaloy
Kan
Seward
Stevens
Botkin
Seward County
Springfield
Stevens County
Epringhela
Dunn
Larabee
Woodsdale
Brennan
Hutchinson
Wood
Hagoton
Arkalon
Spri A
Ois
Justice of the Peace of
Murray Miers
Gov
Humphrey
Adjt
Botkins
Shan 'S Land
Edneneay
Thureda
Ghost Dance Threats at Agency Prompt Watchers
A fragment notes sullen groups at an agency muttering about the Messiah and a renewed ghost dance. It warns the Vine Ridge Indians require constant government oversight as they depend on aid for winter essentials and threaten paleface safety.
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Vine Ridge
Mass Mining Disaster Near Krebs Oklahoma Claims Hundreds
A Kansas City dispatch reports a mine explosion at Osage Coal and Mining Company mine No. 11 in Krebs. About 350 men were in the shaft. 200 dead and 40 fatally hurt with many more burned. Only ten bodies recovered by morning.
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Kansas
Plucky Girl Holds Off Mob at Nebraska Jail
In Willistonox Nebraska on January 6 a 19 year old girl, Susan Corder, fired a warning shot to deter a mob seeking to lynch a prisoner accused of murdering a traveler. The sheriff, facing a door siege, left the jail to avoid bloodshed as the crowd dispersed after her defiant stand.
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Willristox
Neb
Erlow
Susan Corder
Rete
Quadruple wedding unites two Kansas families
In Stockroy Kansas a farm house ceremony tied the Bunce and McCoy kin after secret plans led to five adults marrying across two generations. The Bunce party included a widow and two sons, joined with Mrs McCoy and her children as the minister presided over four marriages at once.
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Stockroy
Kan
James Bunce
Bunce
William McCoy
McCoy
Gold and Stock Telegraph Resumes Quotations at $100 Daily
The Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, cut off from the Stock Exchange last Tuesday, restored connections and resumed printing quotations. Officials say the company accepted offers of $100 per day, payable after each business day, as a temporary measure while other arrangements are negotiated.
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New York
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Stock Exchange
Gold and Stock Company
Ely
Three Miantonomah Officers Suffer Ear Drum Injuries
New York January 9 It is reported that during the trial of the Miantonomah s 10 guns at Gardners Bay three officers were injured by bursting ear drums from the concussive blast of a large ordnance. Surgeon Kene said the accident could have been avoided if men stood on tiptoes and opened their mouths. he refused to name the injured.
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New York
Miantonomah
Gardner's Bay
Kene
Defective Boiler Explodes at Bolling Saw Mill
A boiler at Caldwell Miller and Flowers saw mill in Bolling Alabama exploded injuring four workers and killing engineer Cooper and four others. The blast caused about 30000 dollars in losses with no insurance. The cause is believed to be a defective boiler.
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Bolling
Ala
Birmingham
Caldwell, Miller and Flowers
Cooper
Garza's Career Ends as Rebel Capture Led to Quiet
Rio Grande City Tex Jan 6 Lieutenant Thomas Garza who was arrested before the firefight and escaped surrendered to military authorities yesterday. Revolutionists are scattered and conditions are comparatively quiet. A question over Mexican troops entering U S territory in pursuit of Garza is pending with officials silent.
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Rio Grande Crry
Tex
Thomas Garza
United States
Garsa
War Departments
Garza uprising seen to subside as Maz acts hard
Senor Romero met at the Department of State but offered no details about his visit. Congressman Crane calls Garza a gamest man, a former Spanish language newspaper editor now in private brawls. Ouster of the uprising is expected with President Maz set to strike with an iron hand.
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Senor Romero
Department of State
Congressman Crane
Aera
Garza
Texas
Maz
Dr Graves Murder Case Sees New Trial Denied
The court overruled the motion for a new trial in the Graves murder case. Dr Graves will be sentenced on Monday and Col Ballou may be brought back from Providence. The district attorney has submitted the matter to the grand jury. Graves alleges Pinkertons and prosecution figures stole papers in Providence and Denver during the trial. He claims Harvard diplomas, Army papers, receipts, and his valedictory were stolen from his overcoat pocket.
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Denver
Graves
Col. Ballou
Providence
R. L
Pinkertons
Harvard
van Black
Harvard College
Missouri University Burned With No Loss Of Life
The Missouri University in Colempia Ma was totally destroyed by fire with losses pegged at 500000 and insured for 100000. The school will be continued by temporary means. Rear Admiral C R P Rodgers died at Washington after a long illness. he was born in Brooklyn November 14 1819 and served in multiple naval commands including the Wabash in the Civil War and the New Ironsides attack on Charleston.
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Colempia
The
Missouri University
C. R. P. Rodgers
Washington
Admiral Rodgers
Brooklyn
G. W. Rodgers
Congress
Com. Perry
Young Rodgers
Phomix
Potomac
Naval Academy
General Bomford Dies at 80 in Elizabeth New Jersey
Gen James W Bomford retired US Army died at his home in Elizabeth New Jersey aged 80 He was born in camp and a West Point graduate who served in the Black Hawk Seminole and Mexican wars He was brevetted major for Contreras and Cherubusco and lieutenant colonel for Molino del Rey He declined a pledge to spare the Confederacy and was imprisoned in a rebel prison before rejoining the Union Army He fought in Perryville and was brevetted colonel for bravery after the Civil War He spent 43 years in the US Army retiring in 1874
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James W. Bomford
U.S A
Elizabeth
West Point
Contreras
Cherubusco
Molino del Rey
Mexico
8Th Infantry
Texas
6Th Infantry
Perryville
Bomford
Mrs Cleveland’s Slow Recovery Observed at Lakewood
Mrs Grover Cleveland continues a slow recovery under nurse care at Lakewood with daily mann ie and limited visits. The ex first lady’s complexion remains pale and cheeks sunken while her husband watches from the cottage and their baby is wheeled out daily by a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Derailment kills two on B&O Chicago limited near Fairmount
A B&O Chicago limited express derailed after a truck under a baggage car broke down at 40 miles per hour near Fairmount West Virginia. Express messenger Charles Applegate of Newark Ohio and baggage master George Hallam of Baltimore were killed. Engineer George Sciam was gravely injured and thirteen passengers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warevine
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chicago Limited
Fairmount
Charles Applegate
Newark
Ohio
George Hallam
Baltimore
George Sciam
Five Boilers Explode at Warren Springer Plant Killing Four
Five boilers erupted at the Warren Springer Manufacturing Company in Cuicano killing Arthur Hall A D Buch John Lee and Patrick Rogers. Injured James Giggins and Henry Oswald with Oswald facing likely death. Engineer Schroeder stunned. Property damage set at 15000 fully insured. Cause of blast unknown. Boilers were brand new.
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Cuicano
Warren Springer Manufacturing Company
Arthur Hall
A. D. Buch
John Lee
Patrick Rogers
James Giggins
Henry Oswald
Oswald
Schroeder
Notable Deaths and Disasters From January Reports
Freeport Illinois honors Urban D Meacham once a Greenback leader and ex mayor. A Fayetteville tornado destroys homes and public buildings with casualties and extensive damage. Catholic congress planning stage set for Chicago dates Sept 5 9 1893. Philadelphia rumor on government purchase of steamships Ohio Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania for transports. Treasury examines passenger personal effects on incoming ships. proposal to switch examinations to onboard during voyage. New Jersey life saving stations crippled by grip epidemic with staff shortages. Nyack New York death of John W Nelson aged 80, Seminole War scout and descendant of a Declaration signer. Greenport lighthouse keeper William W Weumore dies aged about 100. Guatemala revolution rumors rise after no news post January election day. Chiapas governor reports by telegraph from border region.
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Fayetteville
Public Academy
Alliance
International Catholic Congress
Congress
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
American Steamship Company
Treasury Department
Department
United States
New Jersey
John W. Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Nyack
N. Y
Florida
Black Hawk
William W. Weumore
Greenport
Plum Island
Lincoln
Guatemala
Chiapas
Tapachula
Mokelumne Hill
Valley Springs
Mokelumne
Lane
Centreville
New York Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota State Alliance
Sub-Treasury Plan
People’s Party
Braddock Wire Works
Pittsburg
Penn
William Eheart
Topeka
Kan
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Mary McDowell
Augusta S. Gullen
Harrison
Conrad
Louisiana Lottery Company
New Orleans
W. Va
Grant
Chieno & Alton Road
Halstead St
Archer Av
Wells, Fargo Express
Grand Central
Houston
Tex
John Aimbier Smith
Virginia
Peyton Wise
George D. Wise
Wise
Smith
John 5. Wise
Tall
Oakland
Fla
Reading
Crosshall Mills
Kirby Smith
Sewanee
Tenn
South
Gen. Smith
University of Tennessee
Mary Stuart
Robert L. Stuart
New York
Blaine
Chili
Patrick Shields
Keweenaty
Valparaiso
Dakota
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Shaw
Minneapolis
Albany
Dr. Bush
Chemung County
Henry Garbutt
Court of Common Pleas of
Texas
Court of Appeals
Charles B. Throckmorton
Supreme Court
Sigmund
Ashner
William MecGlory
Annie
Peter Shute
Ann Drake Seaman
Laurense Drake
City of
Justice O’brien
Ross, Pampa & Co
Pittsfield National Bank
Supreme Court of the
State of Pennsylvania
D. J. Waller, Jr
Beaver
Higbee
Wheeling
United States Glass Company
United States Glass Trust
Windsor Beach
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Hattlesnake Point
Rochester
Evan Miller
Scranton
J. P. Withrow
Newcastle
Tday
Delayed dispatches and crimes flood early reports
The page recounts missing information from abroad via Tapachula, a Mohelumne Hill to Valley Springs stage holdup, a defaulter ex-county treasurer from Centreville, a New York World’s Fair funding plea, and multiple crime notes including rail and streetcar wrecks, while noting political and legal twists in several states and cities.
Death of Khedive Tewfik Prompts European Reactions
A Cairo despatch confirms Khedive Tewfik Pasha died aged about 73. Abbas Pasha telegrammed the council his father’s death was unexpected and Mas the shock to Egypt. French and German papers debate England’s hold and a regency or direct rule under a new khedive.
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Cairo
Mohammed Tewfik
Ismail I
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Abbas Pasha
Vienna
Council
Khedive
England
Journal Des Debats
Vigaro
The
Autorite
Tewfik
Carino
Tewfik Pasha
Elonan Palace
Abdin Palace
Elam Pasha
Credit Anstalt
Barin
Salisbury
France
Lonpoy
Lord Salisbury
Prince Abbas
Tewfik Pashta
Veyat
Evelyn Baring
Constantinople
Germans Slain in Russia Amid Famine Strides Misery
Berlin report says German pastors in famine areas of the Russian empire appeal to the German consul in St Petersburg for aid to save thousands of Germans from starvation. Pastors blame mobs for killings and arson targeting Germans accused of famine responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
Berlin
The
Daily News
Russian Empire
St. Petersburg
Fear of Humiliation in Bulgarian Affair Riles France
Lonpoy January 6 reports Paris circulated memos urging ambassadors to warn their governments of the damage to M Ribot and the French cabinet if Bulgaria refuses satisfaction. Russia appears to agree while England and Austria press for a Bulgarian concession to spare France humiliation. Ribot reportedly disgusted and regretful over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
Paris
M. Ribot
Bulgaria
Russia
England
Austria
France
How the Mahdi Died Revealed by Austrian Missionary
Father Ohrwalder recounts the capture of Khartoum and the collapse of the Mahdi. The Mahdi dies after a captive girl poisons his cooling drink, a ruse that leads to eight days of torture before death.
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London
Ohrwalder
Revolt of Tangier Peasants Scares European Residents
The Tangier revolt against the Bashaw exactions has grown large with thousands of insurgents in 17 Kha byle districts and Europeans fleeing. Leaders plan to resist Sultan's force, while British ships Grappler and Phupherdr arrive. consuls deny rumors of large blue jacket landings.
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Paris
Jan U
Herald
Tangier
Khabyle
Grappler
Phupherdr
Dublin Castle explosion blamed on dastardly attempt
The Dublin Castle blast is seen as a deliberate effort to kill Irish privy council members. The meeting was delayed from 1 80 to 8 00 p.m. by Lord Zetland, preventing a full catastrophe as attackers planned to topple the wall and bury the council in ruins. Works at the castle have since discharged several employed on that day.
Famine in Toula Russia Described by Visitor
A government inspector's rounds in Toula report huts crowded with families seeking warmth, industrial activity halted, and widespread pauperization. The Russia area ten times England’s, with towns feeling harvest failure and beggars roaming as the population begs. The European Messenger compares Russia’s famine to Ireland 1846 and notes unexpected depth of Russia’s misery.
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Lonpox
Toula
Russia
England
Ireland
World News and Market Report Largely Drawn From London to Louisianan
Jan 9 dispatches report BERTI and Wilbur released from jail after defrauding a hovel keeper and Cool plans to continue his world trip. Venice spectacle incident heightens interest at Olympic near London with a dancer fainting into a canal. Russian Mennonites plan emigration to America due to famine. Political notes cover Dublin Ireland, Guy de Margassant, Lawrence Irving, Italian finances, and English diplomacy. Market data detail cotton, flour, wheat, corn, rye, sugar, oil, and metals in New York and St Louis.
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Berti
Cook
Boston World Trotter
Young Wilbur
New York
Cool
Imre Kiralfy
Venice
Olympic
London
Ballet
Edytkamen
America
Russia
Volga
The
Daily Independent
Parnellite
Corporation of Dublin
Maison de Sante
Paris
Lawrence Irving
Henry Irving
Berlin Post
England
Central Asia
Panir
Persia
Frederick RK. Leyland
Liverpool
Boston
Portugal
Mediterranean
Ole
Chronicle
Pape
Republic
United States
Germany
Stettin
Wanover
Berlin
Casino Des Fleurs
Cannes
Grand Duke of Meckienburg
Michael
Duchesseye
Vicendose
Dozorouki
Schrouvaldian de Broglie
London Daily News
Ernest Wilhelm Brucke
Thomas George Anson
Earl of
Lichfield
Dr. Legge
Eng
George Baden Powell
British Behring Sea Commission
Washington
Lord Salisbury
Sir George
Sir George Biddell Airy
Astronomer Royal
France
Gaboon
West Africa
Africa
Sherman Hartwell Hubbard
Bridgeport
Dublin Independent
Teheran
New Yor
Chicago
St. Louis
Gulf
City Mills
Minnesota
Northern
Westerts
Canada
Feodota
Rales
Angie
Lee
Wtec
New Orleans
Japan
Bae
Petro Ota
Ernie
Jersey
State
Michigan
Sliniz
City Extra India Mess
Western Dairy
BBC
Anary
Louis
Tudge and the Lady Discuss a Daughter’s Afternoon Song
A dialogue shows a servant asking permission for the daughter to sing this afternoon. The lady agrees, expressing pleasure, and mentions a landlord visit later that day. The servant notes the girl awaits the landlord and plans to request a rent reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge
Indy
Syrup of Figs Promises Health and Natural Cleansing
An advertisement claims Syrup of Figs renews health and ease through harmony with nature to cleanse the system when constipated or bilious. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles by leading druggists.
Prices and items in mixed commodity listings
The page lists various goods including meats, seafood, seeds, wool, and miscellaneous commodities with prices. It references firms and locations in New York and other regions, showing diverse items from fish and seafood to grains, seeds, and wool with unit prices and quantities.
Butter and Beans Prices Show Firm US Market Trends
Boston markets report a firmer butter tone linked to Western demand and stronger dairy prices. The summary lists extensive quotes for creamery and Western butter, beans, fruits, vegetables, poultry, coffee, and groceries with numerous regional entries and price ranges, reflecting broad market activity in early January.
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Hoston
Nor
Western Creamery
Wald
Pranklin Co
Deas
Creatiiviry
Daly
Vermont
New York
Eau
Ohio
Lrestiegae
Michigan
Aroostook Co
Moline
Lanett
California
Medina
Delett Linnie
Baldwin
Baldwin and Aiveening
Maine
New Hampshire
Jersey
SY. & Can
Brighton Cattle Market Ledger Reports Large Western Slaughter Stock
The Brighton market lists total cattle at 14,083 with 11,693 from the West for home slaughter. Western beef prices rise. veal calves and sheep lambs move. New England stock sell well amid light demand for fat hogs and light overall supply.
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Bricaton
Jan
Massachusetts
New York
Brighton
Ryvers
Libby
J. Allen
Moulton
Dow & Moulton
A. F. Jones
William Scollans
Will & Light Supply
J. Ryan
F. Addin
KM. Connors
Springer
Willian Scotians
Henry & Brothers
P. W. Thompson
LC. Libby & Son
W. Thompson
J. S. Jones
H. B. Moulton
New England
T. Sanborn
E. F. Addin
J. B. Moulton
J. C. Libby & Son
John VP
Squire & Co
North Packing Company
W. H. Monroe
Watertown Cattle Market Arrivals Week Summary
Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown show cattle 2959, sheep 9860, wheals 1070, and other livestock totals. Eastern and Northeastern flocks lead in sheep and lamb consignments with thousands noted. Market terms include prices per pound and dairy related listings, reflecting mixed farm product activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Watertown
Cairyking
How to Make a Protective Geography Cover
Instructions describe crafting a book cover from heavy pasteboard and linen with cotton batting layers. It details two inside boards covered in linen, attached to the covers with ribbon for storage of papers and letters. A large blotter is rolled and inserted for stiffness, with decorative touches noted.
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Sane St
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Texas Frontier
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Rorke
6D Cavalry
Pine Ridge Agency
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Cupid
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Missouri Institution of Learning
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Gene
Greenbacker
Freeport, Ill
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Dublin Castle
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Wei Do
Medion
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Whit Aladhe
Nod
Waaek
Din Jarney
Island
Kent
Toshel
Wien Millet
Kentucky
le Mien
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Sumatra
Prime
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Boston Markets
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Rick
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Fellow
Kad
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Max
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