President Harrison Calls Congress to Address Chile Crisis
President Harrison asks Congress to back U S demands after Balmaceda clash and the Baltimore sailors attack in Valparaiso. He defends Minister Egan, condemns Chilean police assaults, and demands apology and reparations. He warns of severing relations if Chile refuses to remedy the insult and injury to U S citizens and naval personnel.
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Senate
House of Representa
Congress
Valparaloo
Baltimore
Ohi Ve
Balmaceda
United States Navy
Tata
Admiral Brown
Junkins
Kewenaw
Shields
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Chillan
Egan
Santiago
Valparaiso
Riggin
Wharton
Matta
Mr. Montt
Montt
Executive Department
Egan Whio Neve
United States
Patrick Kields
Benjamin Harrison
Executive Mansion
Jan
Blaine
Washington
Department
Batimore
Mar Fan
J. Egan
Ant. Schley
Board of Naval Officers
Schley
Remey
Foreign Office
Correspondence on Balmaceda crisis and Baltimore incident
A lengthy dispatch outlines the diplomatic exchanges between the United States and Chile over Balmaceda and the Baltimore affair. It traces Egan Blaine Wharton Montt and Lazcano notes from Aug 1890 through Dec 1891, detailing accusations of police brutality, refugee rights, and calls for reparations while exposing tensions with Chilean officials and Washington.
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Balmaceda
Baltimore
Mr. Egan
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Congress
Blaine
Egan
Mr. Wharton
Mr. Blaine
Senor Lazcano
Dor Pedro Montt
Washington
Iquique
Chile
Col. North
United States
Errazuriz
Schley
Wharton
Capt
Chili
Legation
Intendente
Senate
SanTiaGo
Pedro Montt
Navy Department
Valparaiso
The
Milwaukee Favored For National Democratic Convention
Washington, D.C. Jan 21 Chicago nearly loses as Milwaukee earns the nod after a marathon balloting process. Delegates favor Chicago early but votes swing through San Francisco St Paul Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City and Cleveland before finally settling on Milwaukee as the convention site with Chicago advancing. The Wisconsin delegation leader Mitchell resigns. committee plans Chicago gathering in June.
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Golden Gate
St. Paul’s
Detroit
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Badger
Chicago
Sea Data
St. Paul
Detroi
Cleveland
Hoy
William Dickson
New York
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Kerr
Cil Eo L. Scott
William Harrity
Democratic National Committee Calls for 1802 Convention
The Democratic national committee in Washington D C sets Tuesday June 21 1802 as the convention date and Chicago as the host. State representation is double its electoral college quota, with two delegates for every territory and for D C. Conservatives of all backgrounds are invited to send delegates to pursue pure economical constitutional government. Cavin Brigg chairs. Suen serves as secretary.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic Committee
D. C
Chicago
District of Columbia
United States
Cavin
Brigg
Sruoyx P. Suen
Woman of Chapultepec Heroine Fame in Desolate Sioux City Shed
A 62 year old woman, claimed daughter of Gen Pattison, once a Chapultepec storming party heroine, alleges defrauding by half brother Gov Pattison. Destitute, she has lived four winters in a shed behind a lawyer's home, aided only by neighbor charity. Her story includes wartime memories and a nearly $10 million estate dispute, with possible mental distress.
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Pattison
Col
Graham
Chapultepec
Gov. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Sioux City
Massachusetts Cranberries Debate At Trenton Meeting
Massachusetts cranberries were discussed by growers at Trenton New Jersey where the American Cranberry Growers Association met. New Jersey crop estimates matched expectations while New England yield was about 60000 bushels higher. Growers face overproduction and seek plans to balance supply.
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Trenton
N. J
American Cranberry Growers’ Association
New Jersey
New England
Free Wool Bill Proposed by Springer Sails Through Congress
Ind on Jan 20 report details Mr Springer’s new free wool bill mirroring prior text with a change for waste wool and a bond duties clause effective January 1, 1893. The measure would tax certain wool waste at 30 percent ad valorem and allow bonded goods to enter at new rates to curb pre enactment imports.
The Life and Work of Justice Bradley of the Supreme Court
The article profiles Justice Bradley, a self made man from New York with a humble start, Rutgers education, Newark law practice, and 20 years on the Supreme Court. It notes his analytical mind, prowess in patent cases, and long labor at the bench, plus his role on the electoral commission during the Hayes era and family connections.
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Justice Bradley
New York
Bradley
Jonny Bradley
United States
Supreme Court
Jade Ace Hradley
Rutgers
Newark
N. J
Washington
Grant
Congress
Plasemere
Senate
House
Supreme Bench
Pardoen
David Davis
Illinois
Davis
Radley
Hayes
Mary
Hornblower
New Jersey
What Would Have Happened Excited Stranger and Mrs Spotcash
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal and Chicago Tribune quotes a startled stranger seeking a lost twenty dollar gold piece and a bustling Mrs Spotcash storming into her husband’s courting room with agitation. The dialogue hints at a humorous, domestic scene and chaotic misadventure.
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Indianapolis
Higgins
Chicago Tribune
Justice Bradley Dead In Washington Supreme Court
Justice Joseph P. Bradley of the United States Supreme Court died at 6 15 this morning in Washington. Known for mastery of common law and corporate titles, he faced prolonged illness and reduced activity this term. He was famed as the richest bench member with an immense private library and valued at about 750000.
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United States
Supreme Court
Justice Strong
Prota
Washington
Joseph P. Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Justice Bradley
Iscelpenecas Library
Who will succeed him Justice Bradley dies in office
Washington January 22 speculation swirls over Justice Bradley's successor. Attorney General Miller is favored by some while others push for a nominee from the Bradley circuit Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey. Potential New Jersey candidates include Judge Green or other district judges aligned with Harrison's Democratic circuit choice.
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Washineton
Justice Bradley
Capitol
Miller
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Newersey
Paxton
Mitchell
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Judgs Green
New Greey
Harrison
Snow Devastates Idaho Cattle In Severe Winter
Bowry Idaho January 24 Thousands of cattle are starving in southern Idaho hills as snow depths range from 22 to 60 inches. The winter’s severity surpasses any since 1870, delaying movement to lowlands and threatening widespread losses for stock raisers. A noted rancher warns every domestic animal left in the hills may die from cold and hunger.
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Bowrerry
Idaho
Dudley as a Prophet on Presidential Nominees
Col W W Dudley, Indiana political operator, gave views on future nominations. He said Blaine’s health won’t matter, Harrison likely to be renominated, and Cleveland unable to carry New York. He favored Gorman for Democrats but doubted his chance against Harrison, noting independents would not back him. Dudley declared he would not vote or participate this year, calling politics a thankless task.
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Egan
Legation
Blaine
Teegraph
Montt
Home Office
Col
W. W. Dudley
Indiana
Dudley
Harrison
Arthur P.gorman
Maryland
Gorman
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Clevelan
Hargon
Delegation Pushes Woman Suffrage in Senate Hearing
A Woman's Suffrage Association delegation urged the Senate select committee on woman suffrage to back the constitutional amendment. The full committee of Vance Hoar Allen George and Warren heard hours of testimony in favor, with vice presidents from Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island and other states speaking. Senator Hoar moved to favorable report and the panel, by 8 to 2, favored moving the measure forward with Massachusetts' senator likely to champion on the floor.
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Washington
Woman's Suffrage Association
Senate Select Committee On
Senate
Vance
Hoar
Allen
George
Warren
Saabcca
Jopneswous
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Beer Lightning Stopper Patent Expired. Bottlers Cheer
A long lost patent for the beer bottle lightning stopper expired on the sixth inst. After the lapse the price of bottles with the wire neck closure fell sharply from four fifty per gross to about two seventy or less. The tale traces the device's origins to a German inventor and follows the chain of profits through intermediaries, including a Brooklyn millionaire and Putman, president of the elevated railroad. The piece notes the end of monopoly as competition grows and profits shrink.
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Brooklyn
Ito
Acevie Angel
Stapleton
Hollander
de Quilfer
Carinaka
Hater
Putman
Arion the record horse at Forbes Milton farm
New England receives Arion, the 2.10% two year old, recently bought by J. Malcolm Forbes for $150000. He travels hard, shows speed and balance, and is praised for both form and temperament. His lineage links to Electioneer and Nuttyrood crosses, with potential to boost Boston and Maine racing prospects and crossbreeding plans statewide.
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New England
Forbes
Milton
Arion
J. Malcolm Forbes
John J. Conley
Briar Hill
Nutyrood
Palo Alto
Yaasen
Coots Leighton
Coe
On Wis
Allerton
Avion
el Soneer
Ilennai
Hamay
Wilkes
Ares
Wasser
Baker’ Ehtichiander
Daley murder trial verdict sentences Mary A for life
Judge Hall spent nearly two hours instructing the jury in the Daley murder case. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict of guilty and sentenced Mrs. Mary A. to life imprisonment for the murder of Corcoran on September 8, 1891. The accused showed no visible emotion as the verdict was read.
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Wiirmantic
Conn
Hall
Daley
Mary A. A .Oo
Pes Corcoran
Hartford Denies Travellers Insurance Defalcation
In Hartford on January 19 the report of a $100,000 loss at the Travellers Insurance Company is denied by officers. Audited accounts remain correct. The $2,500,000 coin and any alleged fault would not threaten stability.
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Hartfoxrd
Conn
Hartford
Travellers’ Insurance Company
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