Hypodermic Cure Claim Splits Opinion Across Regions
A French specialist touts nitrate of strychnine injections as a cure for alcoholism. In Lockwood Kansas a preacher mocked moral vows. A Paris hospital case notes extremely low heart pulsations while Eli Whitney's heir unveils a Whitney harvester cutting work to two men and two horses. Philadelphia night schools introduce lectures on government history and operation.
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Eli Whitney
New Haven
Philadelphia
American wood engravers reach artistic peak in exile
It notes that American wood engravers, though many left traditional book and periodical illustration, have elevated their craft to its highest point. A half score of the finest artisans are described as perhaps more truly artists than any predecessors across the Atlantic.
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Atlantic
Global death tolls by disease and age across the globe
The figures show 906 die from senility per million, 1 200 from xout, 18 400 measles, 27 000 apoplexy, 7 000 erysipelas, 7 500 consumption, 48 000 scarlet fever, 25 000 whooping cough, 30 000 typhoid and typhus, and 7 000 rheumatism. Averaged by locality, these counts aim to reflect world population trends.
Bible Society House in Yokohama Burned
The American Bible Society suffered a heavy loss when a Yokohama fire destroyed its Bible depository. Most books and sheets were damaged by fire and water, but the plates were saved and uninjured. Insurance covers the financial loss, though new editions will be delayed.
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American Bible Society
Yokohama
Japan
Farmers Use Water and Grass to Block Malaria Germ
The text suggests water layers over moist soil can prevent germ escape into the air. It also notes thick grass with matted roots can keep the germ beneath the surface, where it cannot cause harm.
English discipline and cat-o-nine tails in state law
The article notes harsher discipline in England than in Delaware, where the cat-o-nine tails used on convicts carries multiple leather tails each with a knot. The sheriff acts as arbiter of proper application and usually delivers gentle strokes, but repeated blows redden the skin and a single strike seldom leaves a noticeable mark.
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Delaware
Peach
Russians in America Mourn Czar Death Believing Policy May Return
Jewish immigrants in the United States rejoice over the Czar's death. They hope the new ruler will permit broader religious tolerance and restore the progressive policies of Alexander's father. Critics recall Alexander IIs persecution as a grave stain on his reign.
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Czar
United States
Russia
America
Alexander
Record Fresh Meat Cargo from Pacific Sets Load Size
A London bound fresh meat cargo from Australia and New Zealand becomes the largest single load of refrigerator meat ever handled. It includes 70 000 sheep carcasses 9 000 mutton haunches and legs 550 tows of beef 150 bags of bullocks hearts 150 bags of ox tails and kidneys 7 cases of oysters and 750 cases of butter. The steamer holds room for about 12 000 more sheep carcasses and marks the Pacific shipper as the first to use the ammonia refrigeration machine for such purposes.
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London
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Heat of the Sahara Described as World’s Hottest Belt
A study finds the Great Desert of Africa the hottest region, spanning about 2000 miles east to west and 1000 miles north to south, with summer highs near 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It notes only acclimatized Moors Berbers and Arabs could endure desert days, while nights remain uncomfortably cold and travelers avoid wearing blankets.
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Africa
Sahara
PITH OF THE NEWS The Latest and Most Important News of the World
The item presents a digest of current events from Telegraph reports and Press Association wires. It previews diverse global happenings spanning politics, economy, and society with concise summaries.
President Grants Pardons and Commutes in 1894 News
In Washington the president pardoned Jesse M. and Elisha Roberts who were jailed in Kentucky for illicit distilling. He and Mrs. Cleveland hosted Ambassador and Mrs. Bayard at the White House. The currency controller declared a 15 percent dividend for First National Bank of North Manchester creditors. Augustus Jenkins’ murder sentence was commuted to life imprisonment from a planned hanging on November 23, 1894.
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Jesse M. and
Elisha Roberts
Kentucky
Cleveland
Bayard
White House
First National Bank of North
Augustus Jenkins
District of Columbia
Benjamin M. Sheppard
Notable Deaths and Marriages Highlight 19th Century Notices
A collection of brief notices mentions Justice Edward White and Mrs. Virginia Kent wedding in New York, Rev Talmage arriving in New York, Mrs Stuart of Missouri leading a girls school, and various memorials. Other items note a diphtheria serum claim, French official removal for expenses, Commissioner Browning on reservations, and obituaries for McCluer of Dubuque and Tembler of Wyoming Minnesota along with local civic posts in Bethlehem and Wilkes-Barre.
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Chicago
T. de Witt Talmage
New York
Stuart
United States Supreme Court
Virginia M. Kent
Behring
M. Fayette
France
Browning
Northwest
Richard W. Thompson
Terre Haute
Ind
Prince Kropotkine
England
Russia
Benjamin McCluer
Dubuque
Iowa
Ninth Iowa Infantry
Charles C. Tembler
Wyoming
Minn
Bethlehem
Pieres
Wehigh Valley Road
Unfortunate Events Across Towns and Nations
A sequence of tragedies and fires roils several areas from Cedar Rapids Iowa to Valencia Venezuela. Incidents include fatal shootings in Ohio and Indiana, a mill plant fire in Portland Oregon, a train collision near Dows Iowa, and a deadly cloudburst in Venezuela. The era yields numerous deaths and extensive property losses.
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Larson
Burlington
Dows
Iowa
Valencia
Venezuela
Id Gosserman
Portland
Ind
Ed Mansfield
Tenry Gregory
Rockford
Rockford Rifles
James Donnelly
Evergreen
Yale
Joseph Doolindle
Tennessee
Brownsville
Obion
Julia Mackay
Superba
Hanlon Bros
Park land deal alleged by Toledo park board
The Toledo park board is charged with holding out forty thousand dollars in a land purchase deal. Other items note poisoning and robbery of Michael Santucissa in Philadelphia, convictions in Iowa banking, mob hangings, and various crimes across several states.
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Park Board of
Toledo
Ohio
Michael Santucissa
Philadelphia
Joseph C. Vetzer
Cass County Bank
Atlantic
Iowa
Simon Lewis
Wilburton
Outlaws Engage U S Deputies in Sasabka Fight
A deadly collision near Sasabka Oklahoma leaves two deputy marshals and one outlaw dead and two bandits wounded in a running gun battle. In Tennessee a murder case against W. B. Richardson and Ed Smith for the killing of six negroes near Millington was continued due to incomplete venue.
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Guthrie
Cook
United States
Sasabka
W. 8. Richardson
Ed Smith
Millington
Tenn
Criminal Court
Republicans Triumph In New York State Election Returns
Unofficial returns show Republicans winning New York by about 159000 and Levi Morton elected governor over David B Hill. GOP gains include a wide House delegation with 31 Republicans to 3 Democrats and Mayor-elect Strong defeating Grant by 41434 in New York City.
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New York State
Levi P. Morton
David B. Hill
McCormick
Hurley
Wilson
Fisher
Bennett
Howell
Ford
Walsh
Miner
Campbell
Erdman
McClellan
Shannon
Quigg
Low
Fairchild
Odell
Lefore
Black
Southwick
Wilbur
Curtis
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Sherman
Ray
Poole
Payne
Gillette
Wadsworth
Brewster
Mahoney
Daniels
Hooker
New York City
Strong
Grant
Foreign Gossip and Global Crises Stir Headlines
Nicaragua captures bandit Obando. China faces warship offers rejection by Argentina. Guatemala tightens quarantine on Salvador due to yellow fever. China mediators urged among Great Britain and France for peace with Japan. Fung Wang Cheng report confirmed fire before evacuation. Chill cabinet crisis over conversion bill. Wainwright dies in Montevideo after Brazil abuses. Irish party splits loom. Healey cuts from Mc Carthyites. German mourning ordered for dead emperor. Japan reports heavy weaponry gains. Dr Chalmers obituary. 1843 America fundraising trip noted. Hong Kong Shanghai bank to issue 1.635 million pound loan. Valencia turmoil as troops siege barracks and clash with rebels. Grand Duke Alexis Michaelovitch’s access to late Czar confirmed. Von Schelling and Goring dismissal reported. Wilmowski named successor. Bomb explodes near Sir Henry Hawkins residence in Park Lane.
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Argentina
China
Guatemala
Salvador
Great Britain
France
Japan
Fung Wang Cheng
Nantt
Wainwright
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Montevideo
Healey
William
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Valencia
Venezuela
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Caucasus
Berlin
London Standard
Vossische Zeitung
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Park Lane
London
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Victory Shifts as Holcomb Wins Governor Seat
Figures show Holcomb Democrat wins governor by small plurality. Republicans likely take five of six congressmen with the sixth still in doubt. State ticket and likely Republican legislature on joint ballot.
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Holcomb
Budd Wins Governor Race. Republicans Sweep State Offices
Budd, the Democratic candidate, carries a lead around two thousand votes. Republicans win the remainder of state offices and six of seven congressional seats. The legislature is expected to be Republican.
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Budd
Republicans Capture Illinois in Gaining Plurality and Seats
Republicans carried Illinois by a 125000 plurality and won twenty one of twenty two congressmen. The legislature remains Republican by a majority that will secure the election of a Republican United States senator.
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Illinois
United States
Wisconsin Republicans sweep state ticket in decisive win
In Wisconsin the Republican slate won all statewide offices with Upham defeating Peck for governor. The Democrats carried about a 50,000 vote plurality, while the full GOP delegation to Congress was elected. All major offices and the congressional delegation tilted Republican.
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Upham
Peck
Congress
Mass. Republican Sweep Secures Governor and Ticket
Greenhagle wins Massachusetts governor race with a about 70 000 plurality as the entire Republican slate is elected. All Republican congressional candidates are victorious except one.
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Greenhagle
Congress
Sheldon Leads GOP Ticket In Plurality Victory
Sheldon, the Republican candidate for governor, wins by a 10 000 to 15 000 plurality as the Republican state ticket is elected. the legislature remains in GOP control.
Republicans Sweep North Dakota State Ticket and Congress
In North Dakota the full Republican slate for state offices was elected along with the party’s candidate for congress securing victory across the board. The results reflect a decisive statewide preference for Republican leadership.
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North Dakota
Congress
Republicans Sweep New Hampshire State Ticket and Legislature
The Republican slate led by Busiel won by a solid majority in New Hampshire. The legislature also leans Republican with about a seventy five vote majority.
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Busiel
Connecticut Governor Wins by 15 674 Vote Plurality
Coffin, the Republican candidate for governor, is elected by a 15 674 plurality. In all four congressional districts Republican candidates are elected.
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Coffin
Minnesota Republicans win state by margin and seven congressmen
Minnesota votes push Republican candidates to victory with about a 50 000 plurality and seven Republican congressmen elected marking a strong party showing in the state.
Michigan Eyes Large Victory to Elect All Twelve Congressmen
The state pursues about 80 000 plurality to sweep all twelve congressmen as the legislature contemplates final electoral steps and party alignment.
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Michigan
Republicans Sweep State Ticket and Congress
Kanens reports Republicans elect entire state ticket and all congressmen. Legislature will be Republican on joint ballot.
Kentucky Results Show GOP Four Rep Congressmen Elected
Four Republican incumbents win seats in Kentucky with one Democratic gain in Breckinridge district as Owens flips the seat. Ax party members also elected in close races shaping the state delegation.
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Kentucky
Owens
Breckinridge
North Carolina Legislature Likely Democratic on Joint Ballot
In North Carolina observers expect an official count to decide, with Democrats favored to control the legislature. In Delaware voters elected a Republican governor and congressmen, signaling a Republican majority in the next legislature on a joint ballot.
Democrats Sweep Alabama Except One District Doubtful
In Alabama Democrats win every congressional district except one left in doubt. Colorado result shows McIntyre and the entire Republican state ticket elected by about a 15 000 plurality.
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Colorado
McIntyre
Party results show varied congressional gains across states
Florida remains Democratic in state politics though Republicans contest one or two seats. Georgia reports Democrats winning the full state ticket and ten of eleven congressmen. Ohio GOP claims nineteen of twenty two with higher pluralities and a Republican state ticket about 90,000 ahead. South Carolina seats all go to Democrats.
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Ohio
South Carolina
Republicans Sweep Across States in 7 Pennsylvania Utah Battles
West Virginia goes Republican and defeats Congressman Wilson while the legislature turns Republican. Pennsylvania reports 29 GOP congressmen and a statewide ticket above 2000 in plurality. Missouri and Texas show mixed results with party tickets. Utah awaits official tally to confirm GOP gains.
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West Virginia
Wilson
Election returns show party gains across states
Reported votes indicate Republicans winning majorities or plurality in several states including Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi New Jersey Rhode Island Montana Maryland Virginia Oklahoma Wyoming while Democrats take full congressional delegations in some regions. Some legislatures remain in doubt.
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Tates
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
New Jersey
Colorado
Delaware
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Ennaylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
West
Wisco
Wyoming
Republicans Secure Large Majority in New Congress
Latest returns show Republicans taking control with a substantial majority in the next congress, indicating a clear shift in legislative power and policy direction. The count emphasizes strong gains across key districts and states, shaping early agenda possibilities.
Disciple of Blackstone Impresses Oregon Lawyer
A description in Pentleton East Oregonian praises a tall legal mind. The speaker imagines the attorney as a cultured, learned figure with a sharp memory and eloquence. He is portrayed as educated liberally and trained in the West Point system, a captain turned lawyer.
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Blackstone
Inquirer
West Point Military Academy
Walter Scott
Pentleton East Oregonian
What Chic Is A Dictionary Look At A Worn Word
The piece argues chic as a near untranslatable quality beyond simple dictionary definitions. Chic encompasses style and flair as a supreme standard in dress, yet even the wittiest French minds may struggle to define it precisely.
Chic and Fashion Views Across States and Shakespearean Tone
A fragmentary column surveys political party standings in the Senate and muses on chic fashion as art, noting governors in multiple states and a humorous aside from Texas Siftings. It blends political counts with a playful meditation on dress and the gods.
Remarkable Man Observed in City Attire
A well known mountain man recounts an Eastern Oregon attorney visiting Judge Fee in chambers. He describes the visitor’s appearance with a hat brim of five inches a poorly fitting coat and notably picturesque pantaloons with a conspicuously baggy silhouette.
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Oregon
Judge Fee
Chambers
Paris Doctor’s Flower Odor Affects Voices, Court Interjects
In a witty exchange Judge remarks on Dr. Faure of Paris and a bouquet anecdote. Gummey confirms the idea, noting his wife’s vivid reaction to a previous gift as a humorous aside.
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Dr. Faure
Paris
Nelson Election Bodes Strong Republican Gains in Minnesota
Minnesota returns show Gov. Nelson leading with a large plurality and the GOP winning seven congressmen. The Legislature tilts Republican on a joint ballot, with Nelson’s plurality around 54,923 and overall GOP margins widely favorable statewide. Several district races including the Fiftieth remain unsettled as final tallies come in.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Nelson
Becker
Owen
Biermann
Eddy
Boen
York County
Minnesota Gop Sweep Seen In Early Congressional Returns
Early returns in Minnesota show seven Republicans likely to win seats. Tawney leads in the First District by 6,271, McCleary tops in the Second with 9,315 plurality, Heatwole ahead in the Third by around 3,000, Towne leads in the Sixth by 10,568, and Eddy in the Seventh by 1,518. Remaining districts depend on counties yet to report.
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McCleary
Heatwole
Hall Dem
LoentPop
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Towne
Baldwin
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Odes Heeyts
McLean
Bowen
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Legislative returns show Republicans win at least 114 on joint ballot
Final tallies across districts indicate the Republican party will hold at least a 114 vote majority on joint ballot for the two houses. The Fiftieth district remains in doubt, with Becker Clay and Wilkin counties totaling one senate seat and three representatives.
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Goo Becker
Senton Peete
Carlton
Dodge
Hennepin
Hubbard
St Wes Isand
Jackson
Kandiyohl
Kittson
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Marshall
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Morrison
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Winona Wright
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E. Johnson
D. M. Leach
R. C. L. Woolridge
Sam Sweningson
John Mathieson
J. Furlong
T. V. Knatvold
John M. Gibbs
John M. Geissler
George D. McArthur
J. P. Burke
F. A. Day
Thomas Torsen
H. J. Miller
Dan Shell
Ole O. Holman
William O. Lockwood
E. Sevatson
E. J. Melillicke
E. D. French
J. N. Jones
Nels Christianson
George T. Barr
E. Cross
B. B. Collister
H. M. Buck
W. A. Sperry
J. C. Brainerd
Henry Currier
E. J. Littleton
A. T. Stebbins
F. Nash
George Olds
John Peterson
Benton Severance
C. J. Larson
William Mansfield
Job W. Lloyd
Charles Dressel
B. French
George W. Camp
A. B. Kelly
Uncle Sam in Geology and the U S Geological Survey
A historical overview of U S geological exploration from 1804 through the late 19th century. It lists expeditions by Lewis, Long, Featherstonhaugh, Nicollet, Fremont, and others, the 1855 Hayden survey, and J W Powell’s leadership. It notes surveys in 47 states and territories and recent focus on 26 000 square miles across 21 areas.
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Columbia
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J. W. Powell
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Indiana pup traces six year old cold coon trail
A Urbana man boasts an eight month old pup found by a six year old tile track. The dog barked and treed as the coon left a fresh imprint in the wet clay of a tile, later dried and burned. The tale, recounted by coon hunters in the Wabash Times, ends with the pup hailed as a champion cold-trailing dog.
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Hime
Wellman
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Weeks and Day Debate Table Linen at Mrs Slim’s
Weeks complains about the dining setup while Day praises Mrs Slim’s standards. Russia reports a treasury gold reserve of about 646 million dollars in rubles, with the rest left unspecified.
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Mrs. Slim
Russia
Markets Report From Grain and Live Stock Centers
Hogs active and firm on better grades with common lots down about 5 cents. Cattle steady amid light supply. Wheat and futures mixed across Minneapolis Milwaukee and Chicago with various price ranges for wheat corn oats rye and barley. Hog and cattle prices and futures noted at Chicago Minneapolis St Paul markets.
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Northern
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Does Electricity Kill This Problem Will Be Solved at the Next Electrocution
Gov Flow er to permit a test to determine if a man condemned to death can be revived after electric chair execution. Westinghouse argues death is ensured by autopsy. Tesla claimed revival is possible if attempted immediately. The move would spark scientific and public debate over the nature of electrical death and the autopsy clause.
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N. Y
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Westinghouse
Nicola Tesla
George Westinghouse
New York
Elbridge T. Gerry
Wholesale Robbery at Nashville Illinois Post Office Heist
Six masked men seized the Nashville night watchman in Washington county and forced him to accompany them to the post office where they gagged him and tied him to a chair. They raided about twenty places including business and residences before fleeing. The watchman was found severely injured, his hat near a coal shaft, and authorities feared his death until he was located in a church moaning.
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Collingwood
Ohio
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Sexton
St.Peter’s Episcopal Church
St. Louis
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Roscoe
St. Clair County
Joe Evans
Evans
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Oklaha City
Oklahoma
Federal
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Okla
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Vandalia
Ill
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Washington County
Lincoln Diocese Turmoil Reawakens Over Bishop Bonacum
In Omaha on November 13 a fresh clash erupts as Bishop Bonacum suspends Rt Rev Father English of David City and cites property removal. English replies with a lengthy defense and attacks the bishop. A prior case remains unsettled as Rome may soon empower church authorities, prompting renewed hopes of vindication by protesting clergy.
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Ohio minister goes to Chicago pulpit after Swing death
Columbus reports Dr. Washington Gladden has left for Chicago to fill the pulpit of the late Dr. David Swing this Sunday and is said to have received a call to the charge.
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Coldest November Day Hits Cumberland Wisconsin
Cumberland Wisconsin reports record low temperatures yesterday with the mercury below zero. Six inches of snow drifted across the area creating difficult travel and disruption.
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Greek Church Dedication and Russian Memorial Service
The Greek community dedicated its Kinzie Street church with a memorial service for Czar Alexander of Russia. Father P Fiambolis led the dedicatory and service, aided by Rev Ambrose Vretta, drawing a large multilingual crowd from across the city. The article also notes Admiral Bancroft Cherardi, the longtime New York Navy Yard commander, being placed on the retired list after a 48 year career with 25 at sea.
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Claims Conflict Over Missouri Result Return
Special Congressman Champ Clark says his election margin in Mexico Missouri is 1333 based on official returns W R Treloar Republican chair asserts W M Hathaway wins by a little over 100 in the same contest
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Mexico
Champ Clark
Treloar
Republican Congressional Committee
W. M. Hathaway
Schooner Maxwell Disabled Drifting Near Manistique
A Chicago special to the Post from Manistique Michigan reports the schooner E B Maxwell disabled and drifting near the Manistique river. Grave fears are entertained for the crew as a tug is sent to assist the vessel.
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Manistique, Mich
E. B. Maxwell
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