Baltimore Baltimore Incidents and Chilean Question
President Harrison has completed examination of correspondence with Chile on the Baltimore affair and will transmit it to Congress. He questions premeditated, widespread attacks on Americans in Valparaiso and argues for proper reparation, possibly by war if needed, with Chilean police implicated. Cardinal Gibbons condemns the Louisiana lottery and urges suppression as a moral issue.
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Washington, D.C
Harrison
Chili
Baltimore
Valparaiso
State Department
Congress
Remy
Vallejo
Clvlian
Partes
London Times
United States
Legation
Mare Island
Wien
Sabree
The
Sears
Cardinal Gibbons
G. D. Johnston
New Orleans
Louisiana
State 18 Out Of Debt From New Jersey Governor
Trenton January 12 Gov Abbett in his legislative message reports the state’s financial health at its best since 1885 noting the year closed without floating debt. He credits liberal corporate laws for higher receipts, asserts no new taxes on corporations or individuals, and urges further corporate revenue fairness while seeking additional funds for the Philadelphia and Chicago expositions.
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Trenton
N. J
Abbett
Chicago
New Jersey
Fire Crashes Sibley Block Crashing Church Roof
A noon blaze on January 12 on the fifth floor of the Sibley seed store building in Rochester spread to adjoining structures. The south wall collapse crushed part of Second Baptist Church and ignited its roof. Mort Brennan of hose 6 was badly hurt. Misreported alarm linked to Musee theatre.
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Rochester
N. Y
Illiam Sibley
Bulding
George E. Burr
City Hotel
Sibley
Second Baptist Church
Atiu
Mort Brennan
Nvg
Musee Heatre
Indians Deny Ghost Dance at Fort Reno
Fort Reno I T January 17 Indians near the agency, chiefly Cheyennes and Comanches, have not danced the ghost dance for months. Reports cited individuals and tribes, but careful inquiry finds no such dancing. The only recent Indian dances were autumn harvest events, while Christmas weekend drunken incidents by cowboys and riders sparked rumors of renewed ghost dancing.
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Fort Reno
I. T
Territory
Garza Revolt Sparks Fresh Investigation Across Texas
Interest in the Garza uprising rises as word spreads of a Texas railcar shipment marked soap bound for Los Angeles from Encinas county. Authorities suspect the car hides ammunition for Garza’s men. Capt. George F. Chase and U S Cavalry found no sign of Garza or his followers at Antonio Gonzales’s Neuces county home after their Tuesday arrival.
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Garza
Texas Mexican
Los Angeles
Encinas
George F. Chase
Antonio Gonzales
Tone San Ranch
Neuces County
Gaga
Dr Graves transported to Canon City penitentiary
Dr Graves was moved to the Canon City penitentiary with many prisoners. He wore steel cuffs and leg chains and could not see his wife before departure. Gov Routt promised due process, and detectives claim new affidavits allege an attempted poisoning plot involving Mrs Barnaby.
Monon Train Wreck Near Crawfordsville Kills Two
A Monday afternoon Monon train derailed at Nicholson crossing two miles from Crawfordsville Indiana. Four cars plunged down a 50 foot embankment killing two passengers and injuring about 40. The City Club Burlesque Company suffered many injuries and rescuers searched debris for a missing little girl. George S Knight noted actor died in Philadelphia after paralysis. Knight was famed for German dialect roles and stage work in Otto and Baron Rudolph.
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Monon
Nicholson Crossing
Crawfordsville
Ind
City Club Burlesque
Ben Hamburg
Cincinnati
Mme
Erie van Rokey
Opine Company
City Club Company
Mack Rogers
Gus Bowers
Stella Clifton
Helen Love
Cora White
Syracuse
N. Y
Ney Everelb
St. Louis
Oila Lewis
Harry Ryant
Philadelphia
Madge Larner
Pittsburg
Otvera
Phinapenruta
Penn
George 8. Knight
California
Lippincott’s
Amteur Dramatic Company
Walnut Street Theatre
Rig
Sal Nawle
George Shaw
Otto
Baronn Rudolph
Joplin Worrell
Worrell
United States
Great Britain
Frightful Northern Pacific wreck near Brainerd
A rail accident seven miles east of Brainerd on the Northern Pacific involved the Andrews Opera company train. A broken rail derailed the sleeping car, which toppled into an embankment and burned in 46 below zero. Mrs. Ed Andrews and Lillie Wass were missing and believed killed.
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Bratheen
Minn
Jen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Brainerd
No. 9
Andrews Opera Company
West Superior
Grand Forks
Jonesville
Ed Andrews
Lillie Wass
Devastating Frost Shrinks San Gabriel Valley Crops
Los Angeles Cal Jan 14 The heavy frosts of yesterday destroyed fruit crops and trees in the San Gabriel valley and surrounding river section. One authority cites over 50 percent crop reduction, with losses potentially reaching 1,000,000 dollars.
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Los Ancraxs
Cal
San Gabriel Valley
Fires Hit Businesses Across Cities and Juries Reported
Multiple fires caused heavy losses from Fatterson New Jersey to Aberdeen Mississippi and Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Losses listed include 975000 on John Stohr’s shop, 50000 at Aberdeen, 45050 insurance on the Leader building, and 10000 adjacent damage. A San Francisco agent learned he inherited 6,000,000 after an uncle’s death in Calcutta. других incidents include ship damage near Sandy Hook, a Baltimore & Ohio express collision at Port Royal injuring crew, a Bainbridge Ohio Southern wreck killing two, a lynching in Virginia, and political revision debates in New York.
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John Stohr
Fatterson
N J
Aberdeen
Miss
Leader
Pittsburg
Penn
Jalcutta
San Francisco
RE. P. E. Troy
California
New York
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Limited
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Port Royal
Ohio Southern Railroad
Bainbridge
George Towler
Pittsylvania County
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On the
Hose
Hazleton
Iowa
Senate
International League of Press Clubs
M. H. de Young
The
Chronicle
Press T Keenan
Rewspanar
League
Andrew D. Bishop
Fruit Prearve
Chicago
United
Great Northwestern Telegraph Company
Joseph Hickson
Charles Augustus Aiken
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton Review
Aransas Pass
Poplar Bluff
Smith
Grip
Board of Health
Bishop Keane
New Catholic University
Washington
Yare Kent Club i
New Haven
Minnie Louise
North Breakers
Fernandina
Fla
Arichat
Cape Breton Island
Troy
E. P. Troy
William Harley
John Webb
Glendon
Aangaty
Sir Edwin Arnold
Trenton
N. J
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Easton, Bean
Lehigh
Martin A. Frank
Edison Electric Light Company
Edison General Electric Company
Ror
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
William L. Debarton
Reading
Pennsylvania
Lriday
New Orleans
Fort Wayne
47Th St
Anderson
Ind
David Dillon
Dillon
John B. Wickham
Ottumwa
Franklin County
Washinggton
la Grippe
Rg, Dun & Co
Bussell C
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Florida
Alabama
Irginia
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Montana
Bonner
Mattie Solomon
Catherine
Auuarantine
Savannah
Atierson
Episcopal Church of
American Institute
Startle, Jr
Startle
F. O. Forman
Lexington
Kye Dela Green
Muncie, Penn
Dengler
Randolph Rogers
Sazo
Ed Thay
Ers Villa
Rome
Pine Mountains
Yegoebuss
Peneds Bank
Peop
Jaer Brivis
Coscadia
Walter
Congressmaep
A . U. A. Buroth
Vermont letter opposes Morrill on silver coinage policy
A Montpelier correspondent blasts Senator Morrill over free coinage of silver. He argues for certificates backed by silver and gold, asserts Providence favors silver, and accuses opponents of aiding London's money power. He contrasts past votes on slavery and reciprocity, urging action aligned with the people.
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George E. Holden
Montpelier
Morrill
Montrecien
Justin
Dar Sit
Joseph
Egypt
Republican Party
London
United States
America
John Sherman
Vermont
Hoxpmy
Sherman’s Sixth Term Sentiment From Pittsburg
Senator John Sherman, en route to Washington, expressed gratification at his re election noting no Ohio senator has earned six terms. He said he would retire if he completed the term. He questioned Blaine’s nomination due to ill health and predicted Harrison faced strong Ohio opposition if renominated.
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Penn
John Sherman
Pittsburg
Washington
Senate
Ohio
Sherman
Flarrison
McKinley Inaugurated Governor Amid Crowds and Pageantry
Gov. McKinley Jr. was inaugurated amid an impressive spectacle as crowds filled streets and business paused. The ceremony began in the Senate chamber with Gov. Campbell and McKinley, followed by Chief Justice Williams administering the oath. In his message, McKinley urged refining the new ballot law, redistricting with fairness, re enfranchising citizens, and ensuring stable, impartial districts until a new census.
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Commins, C
William McKinley, Jr
Atll.J.ca m
Loissatute
Supreme Court
Senate
Gov. Campbell
McKinley
Capitol
Campbell
Marshall
Williams
Mesinier
Ohio
House of Representatives
Currents of commerce on staple commodities in Boston and beyond
Advices from British live stock markets were not as favorable as last week. Demand eased, prices fluctuated, and American live cattle values could not be established. Shippers expect improved activity in African cattle and refrigerator beef as feed shortages bite. Boston shipments show beef, cattle, and sheep trends with higher early week prices and steady freight. Grain and provision data for 1891 and crop forecasts supplement a broader market picture.
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Atlantic
Boston
Peeples
Liverpool
Ces
Eiphian
Igke Huron
Ashe Nesamore
London
Buenos Ayrean
Glasgow
Boone
New England
Learnard
H. Bird & Co
F. A. McLaughlin
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland
Peoria
Duluth
Anneapolis
Boston Prices for Staple Commodities and Wheat Market Notes
Boston price quotes for round lots of staples with wide ranges in wheat, oats, corn, butter, cheese, eggs, and milk products. Market commentary notes firm cash demand for wheat No 2 spring and red, dull but firm oats, and Provisions opening near prior closes with strength later. distant receipts and futures activity imply cautious buying for scalp gains.
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Hassine
Chicago
New York
Learano
Market Roundup From New York and Chicago Trading Floors
Cotton quiet and steady as receipts rise. flour prices climb with mixed grain quotes across New York and Chicago markets. Wheat and corn trade firm, oats steady. beef and pork markets soft, while coffee and cocoa hold modest gains amid broad commodity activity and foreign exchange shifts.
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New York
Gulf
City Mills
F.o. B
Milwaukee
Canada
White State
Chicago
Rio
New Orleans
Japan
United
Jersey
Michigan
City Extra
India
Sanrys Um CH
Eas
Liverpool
Cuiiaca
Janary
Chicago Market Report by Farnum Reardon Co
The visible supply is expected to fall by 1,500,000 on Monday with light clearances and lower foreign markets. The Russian ukase is denied, wheat shows fair seaboard demand for export, and Northwest receipts remain light.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Northwest
Butter and cheese market report from Boston and regional quotes
Boston market notes firmer butter prices for choicest grades with scarce fresh creamery. various creamery and dairy products show mixed gains and demand. Cheese trade quiet but Northern choice prices up slightly with general preference for near best grades. trade fair to quiet with varied regional quotes and stock levels.
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Boston
Western Creamery
Franklin Co
Mass
Vermont
New York
Newark
Eastern
Vemont
New Hampshire
Michigan
Western
Aroostook Co
Maine
Southern
Renae
York Seconds
Watertown Cattle Market Arrivals For Week Past
Arrivals reported at Brighton and Watertown include cattle 1781 sheep 98092 veals 744 hogs 87872 horses 130 bonatta 1237 and various regional totals for cattle and sheep. Prices of hides tallow skins listed in cents per unit with Brighton figures. country hides and bull skins noted along with calf exing values.
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Brighton
Watertown
Palriszina
Livestock Market Totals and Prices at Briannox
At Briannox on January 12 1892 totals show cattle 882 sheep and lambs 6301 swine 18874 veal calves 863 horses 122 with mixed state origins. Prices cover Northern and Western beef cattle live and dressed weights plus hides tallow and skins. working oxen demand weak. cows and springers light supply with moderate demand and generally unmet expectations.
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Briannox
Wenturn
Massachusetts
Vermont
Oseses
New York
Brighton
Trora
Paty
Norgbery Axp
Eastexuy
Brrr
Carrix
J. C. Libby & Son
Moulton
M. G. Flanders
H. B. Moulton
Libbey & Rogers
A. F. Jones
William Scollana
L Springer
P. Cowpers
C. Libby & Son
Henry & Brothers
W. Thompson
W. Hayden
Livestock Arrivals and Week’s Totals Reported in Exchange
The day totals show 358 head arrived, down from 930 previously, with 6440 9 th. Sucreano Laswes noting 6301 head for the week, West contributing 4269 head and New England the rest. Sales by Libby & Son, Henry & Brothers, Keazer, Campbell, and others ranged widely in calves, lambs, and sheep, with live weights and averages listed. Swine arrivals from the West went to local slaughterhouses, with Western cattle and sheep shipments cited and prices per 100 pounds noted.
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W. W. Hall
Milch Kimball
Vera Caloes
Agnainst
I. C. Libby & Son
Ge Wh. Henry & Brothers, 40 Calves, Average 140 Tha, Oye YH Tb. J. Y. Keazer
G. M. Campbell
Ingersen
RK. Connors
New England
TL C. Luvby & Son
Henry & Brothers
Lanka
AL B. Maniton
Lamba
J. Keazer
M GO. Flanders
K. Ingersen
Moulton
John P. Squire & Co
North Packing Company
W. H. Monroe
Music publishing highlights from Oliver Ditson Company
The Oliver Ditson Company promotes new mandolin and guitar works including Dance Ecossaise and Visions of Best Waltzes by George Barker, and Merry Princess March by L Knight. They publish nursery rhyme arrangements for beginners, singable pieces by Frank Collins, and songs by C A White and others, with prices around 40 to 70 cents and multiple voice options. Includes Zerita arrangements and other popular titles with piano and guitar accompaniments.
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Oliver Ditson Company
George
Barker
L. Knight
George Barker
Mack
Frank Collins
Ireland
White-Smith Company Publica
Zerita
C. A. White
Aelias
Inek
OR. White
Ips
Xan Camp U-Nipton
Wood
Cura
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el Kit
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Renee
Farnum, Reardon& Co
Boston Markets
Watertown Cattle Market
New Boston Music
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