Serial installment delayed for Thanksgiving issue
The second installment of the serial story is postponed to next week due to Thanksgiving matter. Maxim will soon exhibit his military flying machine in England, but Chinese armies lead in such inventions. Brighton England experiments with armored trains protected by steel plates and rattling guns. A hint is offered for railroad and express managers in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim
England
China
Brighton
Eng
California Fig Syrup Co
Geographer J. E. Reclus Sentenced in Absence
The French geographer J. E. Reclus received a twenty year sentence for anarchy and was not present in France for the verdict. Swami Vivekananda, India’s famed reformer and translator of Kempis into Sanskrit, was refused admission to a Baltimore hotel for racial reasons but found accommodation elsewhere.
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J. E. Reclus
France
Swami Vivekananda
India
Thomas A Kempis
Baltimore
Guillotin Myth and Gunpowder Irony
An old superstition links inventors to their devices. The text notes Dr Guillotin did not die by his invention, while it observes that the Chinese regret inventing gunpowder.
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Dr. Guillotin
New York Robber Targets Chinese Quarter On Mott Street
A New York thief seized a China man asleep in a hallway and robbed him of his outer garments. The assailant then joined locals in Mott Street, where one Chinese man feigned innocence and guided him to an opium joint before the victim was stripped of all possessions and beaten. An international telephone network aims to link Europe, with Amsterdam Rotterdam Brussels and Antwerp already connected.
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New York
Mott Street
Europe
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Brussels
Antwerp
Vast stockpiles of French wine and champagne
In the Marne district cellars 150,000,000 bottles of sparkling wine sit, enough to supply the world for six years. Excluded are the 1894 vintage and other sparkling French wines. A huge quantity of all French wines remains, a byproduct of seven consecutive fine vintages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
France
Varicose Veins for the Prince of Wales Affect Attire
The prince of Wales suffers varicose veins requiring careful self care and frequent leg bandaging. His afflicted legs have reduced the wearing of knee breeches at royalty events since 1870, altering attire standards in entertainments where royals attend.
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Prince of Wales
Trade figures show Britain focused as Japan plans partition
China trades about 238 million dollars annually with 60 percent with Great Britain. Japan proposes dividing the empire into three parts, likely with Russia and France approving, threatening England with about 138 million dollars yearly impact, a matter likely occupying the British cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
France
England
Pittsburg Population Claim Compared To Chicago Range
Pittsburg counts people within sixty miles of the city and finds 1,608,964, about 52 000 more than the same radius around Chicago. The notion of Chicago being a rival amuses Windy City officials, but there may be substance to the claim.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Ohio
Armenian immigration grows in Massachusetts factories and trade
Armenians increasingly appear in Massachusetts workplaces with strong business talent. Many flee Turkish rule and seek better opportunity in this country, becoming bankers and merchants as they settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Armenian Christian Massacre Provokes Call for Action
The piece condemns the Armenian slaughter in Asiatic Turkey and urges the sultan to punish the bloodthirsty leaders behind the atrocity, stressing that such acts challenge any belief in a civilizing progress in the region.
Harvard Class of 1829 Figures in Dr. Holmes Poem
A Boston writer, speaking from the card, names a list of Harvard 1829 alumni tied to Dr. Holmes's poem The Boys. The figures include Dr. Chandler Robins, Judge George T. Bigelow, speaker F. B. Crowninshield, Mayor George W. Richardson, Congressman George T. Davis, Reverend James Freeman Clarke, Professor Peirce, Benjamin Curtis, Rev S F Smith, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Odessa Celebrates Centennial of Its Foundation
The city of Odessa marks centennial anniversary since its 1794 founding on territory ceded by Turkey in 1792. From four hundred houses and six thousand residents at the century’s start, the port city now lists over five hundred thousand inhabitants, including about one hundred fifty thousand Jews, and stands as a hub of wealth built on commerce.
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Odessa
Liverpool
Russia
Turkey
Duc de Richelieu
Alexander
Cleveland expands classified service to include internal revenue
President Cleveland orders extension of the classified service to include the internal revenue department. New York bankers are draining gold from the treasury to buy new bonds. The reserve stands at about 57.5 million dollars while subscribers to the bond issue may withdraw 8 to 9 million in gold.
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Cleveland
Internal Revenue Department
New York
Notable Deaths and Local Obituaries Across States
The report lists several notable deaths and illnesses including George A. Colbrath of Natick Massachusetts, Joseph Lewis of Manchester England, Dr L T Holder of Keokuk Iowa found dead in Memphis Tennessee, and William Martin of Thompsonville Connecticut. It also notes Mrs Croly Jennie June elected president of the New York State Woman's club, and Gen John T McClernand gravely ill in Springfield Illinois. Col George B Richardson of Springfield Missouri lies near death while a controversial marriage to Marian Neely aims to settle a large estate.
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George A. Colbrath
Henry Wilson
Natick
Mass
Joseph Lewis
Manchester
Eng
Stephenson
Kansas City
Croly
Jennie June
New York State Woman's Club
Lesier
L. T. Holder
Keokuk
Iowa
Memphis
William Martin
United States
Thompsonville
Conn
George B. Richardson
Springfield
Marian B. Neely
Fatal train wrecks and disasters across the nation
Fireman Thomas B. Matthews dies in a freight wreck at Frazer Tennessee. Phosphate barge blast kills workers in Charlotte Florida. A flagman’s error causes a Massillon Ohio collision killing one and wounding two. Southern Phosphate works burns at Macon Georgia, losses 125000 to 150000 with 90000 insured. Four miners suffocated in Black Hawk Colorado. Rock Island Wabash crash near Oskaloosa Iowa. two locomotives and several cars destroyed. Train wreckers ditch near Eunice Louisiana. Fireman S G Eiger killed. Engineer Joseph M Aulden injured. Pennsylvnia coal train plunges through Larimer bridge. eight believed buried. Charles Smith killed near Chester Pennsylvania. Water heater explosion injures several in Chicago. Bear mauls Miss Anna Wormborough near Guthrie Oklahoma. injuries likely fatal. Capt Joseph Wiggins returns from Arctic wreck near Yugorshar with Russian guide.
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Thomas B. Matthews
Frazer
Tenn
Durham Ivey
Colorado
Black Hawk
Colo
Rock Island
Wabash
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Eunice
G. Eiger
Joseph M. Aulden
Pennsylvania Road
Larimer
Charles Smith
Kentucky
South
War” Company
Chester
Pardons and Trials In A Changing Nation
Reports of pardons for Charles Cooprider after eight months served and a string of violent confrontations across Iowa Illinois and Missouri. Other items include a string of indictments for labor trouble violence in New Orleans a fatal police shooting in St Louis and fraud and murder cases spanning Oklahoma Kansas City and Boston.
Rumors of a royalist move to restore Queen Liliaokalani
The report notes anxiety in Hawaii over a possible royalist bid to restore Queen Liliaokalani to the throne.
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Liliaokalani
Hawaii
Australia
Salvation Army
Canada
Uncle Sam
Thames
Eaton
Oxford Colleges
London
Diverse city and world items span political to science notes
A wide briefing lists T E Osbourn’s creditors closing his Sibley grocer shop, Wessington Springs school epidemic, Hatch bill push by National Grange, Chicago East rail time gains, Lowell on Mars, Cherokee bench seat, papal earthquake fund, Brazilian amnesty decree, Jannet death, Pawtucket strike settle, Rock Island rate withdrawal, Alabama re election caucus, Bi Metallic conference, Baltimore council inquiry, Georgia railroad sale, Kolb manifesto, Armenian massacre reports, New York senatorial politics, Will Illinois hog cholera, Kelly widow benefit, Kossuth tour, Hungary unrest, Irene Redmond inquiry, and more.
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T. E. Osbourn
Sibley
Iowa
Wessington Springs
S. C
Congress
National Grange
Chicago
East
Fort Wayne
Mars
Percival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Jesse Cochran
Supreme Bench of the
Indian Nation
Cherokee Council
Pope
Italy
Moreas
Brazil
Claudio Jannet
America
Tiepke
Pawtucket
R. L
Rock Island Road
Morgan
Alabama
American Bi-Metallic League
St. Louis
Baltimore
Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad
Kolb
Vienna
Armenia
Lawrence
Goulds
New York
Will
Illinois
Slumming Tract Prank Ends With Vow of Vengeance
A West Walnut Street woman, inspired by London slum tales, visits Philadelphia slums and hands out a tract titled Abide with me to a man on a lamppost who replies he is married. She returns home, vowing vengeance against tracts and slumming after the encounter.
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West Walnut Street
London
Philadelphia
Bainbridge
Philadelphia Record
Minnesota In Brief Day by Day Resume of the Week
A compact review of notable Minnesota events from the past week summarizes key occurrences across the state. It highlights politics, economy, society, and community milestones with concise notes.
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Minnesota
North Star
Lincoln mill resumes steady run after repairs at Anoka
Sunday reports indicate the Lincoln mill in Anoka returned to service after a three week shutdown for repairs. In Cormorcint a dance saw three youths lose fur overcoats valued at 40 dollars with no clues found. Redwood Falls received lumber for Edlund mine as drilling to deeper quartz targets begins. Young and Douglass store in Montrose was burglarized stealing about 10 dollars and clothing. Redwood county grand jury indicted four petty theft suspects including Harry McLean for Belvue post office burglary and six saloonkeepers for selling liquor to minors.
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Lincoln
Anoka
Cormorcint
Redwood Falls
Redwood County
Grand Jury
Harry McLean
Belvue
Young Man Killed on Track and Other City Notes
Martin Verness of Red Wing was killed while on a track as authorities report. An autopsy by Coroner Spring in Minneapolis found Miss Sarah McCurdy died from a brain hemorrhage. A Beltrami Beltrami Beltrami elevator fire destroyed 30 000 bushels of wheat with losses around 25000 dollars. Worthington jurors convict Richard Darling of second degree assault for shooting his brother A H Rose in June. five year sentence imposed.
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Martin Verness
Red Wing
Minneapolis
Spring
Sarah McCurdy
St. Anthony
Dakota
Beltrami
Worthington
Richard Darling
A. H. Rose
Darling
Fire destroys Crescent Creamery in Northfield
A Northfield fire totally destroyed the Crescent Creamery Company building of St. Paul. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars with insurers noted. In Hastings Hon J F Norrish reports two fat Short horn steers lost on his stock farm fed on ground wheat and oats. Edwin Marlow a candy maker at Paris Marton company committed suicide at Al Hart’s Minneapolis premises, severing his head with a razor. He left a wife and five children.
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Northfield
Crescent Creamery Company
St. Paul
J. F. Norrish
Hastings
Edwin Marlow
Paris-Marton Company
al Hart
Polk Street
Minneapolis
Robbery and arson incidents in Minnesota area
The Biwabik express was robbed with $25 secured. The Crescent Creamery plant at Northfield burned causing $5,000 in losses. Vasil Varian, accused of fatally stabbing Joe Podany in Minneapolis, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder with an early trial sought and date to be set Thursday. Rosenberg & Kodas store at 1313 Washington Ave North is closed with owners missing and peddlers goods unpaid, claims estimated at $5,000 with more expected.
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United States Express
Biwabik
Crescent Creamery
Northfield
Vasil Varian
Joe Podany
Minneapolis
Rosenberg & Kodas
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Local News Briefs From Novembers End
Thursday reports include Knudt Aanenson of Laverne dying after a hunting accident, leaving a wife and seven children. Charles Erickson of Lake City, longtime Chu berg Erickson partner and A O U W member, dies. Reed & Sherwood’s mill at Anoka closes after a record run. Downey, missing from Iron Junction, reappears in Washington as a railroad foreman. Alex Fairfield’s Hastings residence burns, valued at 1200 with 1050 insurance on contents.
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Knudt Aanenson
Laverne
Charles Erickson
Lake City
Chuberg & Erickson
A. O. U. W. Reed & Sherwood
Anoka
Robert Downey
Iron Junction
Washington
Alex Fairfield
Hastings
Indictment Dropped in Ash Editor Case and Local Fires
Judge Lewis of Fergus Falls held the indictment against Editor King of Ash by defective and the case will not be tried. The body of Lewis Axness, who disappeared from Rushford last July, was found within eighty rods of her former home, suspended from a tree. It looks like death by own action. Fire destroyed the barn of Math Gan in Springhill town. Six horses, three cows and five hundred bushels of oats burned. Loss about $2,000, partly insured. Frank Laysek, a carpenter of Winona, who fell from the new St Stanislaus Polish church, died last night. The Union planing mill in Minneapolis was damaged by fire. loss of seat and lumber unspecified.
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Lewis Axness
Rushford
Math Gan
Springhill
Frank Laysek
Winona
St. Stanislaus
Local Briefs Chronicle Sudden Deaths and Industry Moves
Mrs J W Powell wife of a Delano Methodist minister died in a buggy accident. John Kuoba died from a concussion after a wedding dance mishap in Montgomery. Fire destroyed James Griffin’s home near Rochester with losses of 2500 dollars. A V Swanson was killed by a falling limb at Gust Sexton’s camp in Sand Creek. W C Snow sold his Le Sueur hardware store to Cosgrove and Tomlinson. George A Elder faced four grand larceny indictments in Duluth district court. United States sues North American Telegraph in Minneapolis over alien labor law involving a Port Arthur operator. Butler Bros of St Paul win a Duluth contract for a new office block on the old Hotel St Louis site.
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J. W. Powell
Delano
John Kuoba
Montgomery
James Griffin
Rochester
Stillwater
A. V. Swanson
Gust Sexton
Sand Creek
W. C. Snow
le Sueur
J. R. S. Cosgrove
W. H. Tomlinson
George A. Elder
Duluth
Elder
United States
Minneapolis
North American Telegraph Company
Port Arthur
W. B. Silvey
Nicholas I Reassures Europe on Russian Accession
The conservative utterances of Nicholas I on his accession to the Russian throne have quieted European alarm. Money centers and houses report no disturbance and the young sovereign appears to have a level head or strong advisers behind him.
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Nicholas 1R
Europe
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets on Nov 27
Chicago reports wheat and corn futures with November close values and December openings. Minneapolis shows mixed wheat quotes and on track grain prices while Milwaukee lists steady grains and provisions. Chicago hog and cattle markets reflect active trading with price ranges for different grades and weights. St Paul records hogs and cattle bulk demand with price bands.
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Iive
Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Western Rangers
St. Paul
Hypnosis Case Shocks Eau Claire Residents
Dr. G W Pickin and son Asizal arrested in Eau Claire Wisconsin on charges linked to a seventeen year old girl Emma Mabel Briggs found at the doctor’s home. Prosecution focuses on alleged hypnotic control and repeated harm with evidence to center on hypnotic influence and telepathic connections.
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Eau Claire
Wis
G. W. Pickin
Asizal Pickin
Pickin
Emma Mabel Briggs
Joseph M. Briggs
Young Pickin
Tickins
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard 12 to 4 in Yale Field Game
Yale defeated Harvard 12 to 4 in a football game played Saturday in New Haven. The victory improves Yale’s standing as the season progresses.
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Yale
Springfield
Mass
Harvard
Relief society aids boy in perilous journey case
In St Paul Secretary Hutchins of the relief society reports on Carland a boy whose father allegedly abandoned him with 15 cents and ragged clothing. The father who lives in Minneapolis ordered the boy to reach New York begging and never return. The case draws attention from charitable officials.
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St. Paul
Hutchins
Relief Society
Carland
Minneapolis
New York
Beco
Five Kansas City medical students arrested for grave robbing
Special five students from the university medical college of Kansas City were seized at Oak Grove cemetery in the early hours. The group Zimmerman Durart Hinton Klopp and Reyburn were caught by officers after a tip. They were jailed and later released on bail following a search that found digging traces but no robbers.
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Kansas City
Special
University Medical College
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kan
Zimmerman
Durart
Hinton
Klopp
Reyburn
Swiss appoints Dr Pieda von Iocarnes as minister to Washington
Berne announces the Bundesrat has named Dr Pieda von Iocarnes Swiss minister to the United States. He currently serves as counselor of the Swiss legation in Rome.
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Berne
Switz
The
Bundesrath
Pieda von Iocarnes
Washington
Rome
Milan police arrest two in reported incident
Milan Minnesota officers report the arrest of Ptil Hughes and an accomplice this morning in connection with an alleged incident involving the daughter of Paul Mileck.
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Milan
Minn
Special
Ptil Hughes
Paul Mileck
Stephen Leader Sold to Memra Brown and Car of This Place
The Stephen Leader has been sold to Memra Brown and Car of this place. The move transfers ownership to the local firm, following prior ownership by Stephen.
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Stephen
Page
Stephen Leader
Memra, Brown & Car of
Kent to be Hanged for Murder at Mandan
Mandan North Dakota November 25 The jury found Myron R Kent guilty of murder and fixed the punish ment at death in a capital case He allegedly employed his hired man Tom Swidenski to kill his wife Julia Laird Kent. Swidenski confessed to the hiring and the killing followed by Kent being brought to Mandan for trial.
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Mandan
N. D
Kent
Myron R. Kent
Burbank
Ohio
H. G. Blake
Medina
First National Bank of
W. L. Terrill
Pancoast
Minneapolis
Himesif M. R. Kent
Lairds
Julia Laird
Chicago
Bismarck
Tom Swidenski
Swidenski
Sugar bounty suits filed in Court of Claims seek $11 million
J Archibald Murray filed three suits in the court of claims on the same claim for sugar bounty for 1894. The Chino Alley Beet Sugar Co of New Jersey seeks 43121, the Norfolk Beet Sugar Co of New Jersey 3093, and the Oxnard Beet Sugar Co 11782.案件 likely fast tracked toward final settlement with broad stakes.
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Washington
United States
Territories
Treasury Department
J. Archibald Murray
New York
Court of Claims
United States Court
Poor German Immigrant Becomes Millionaire Over Rheumatic Cure
Frank Schrage rose from poverty to wealth after a new rheumatism remedy was found. A syndicate paid him 100000 cash and agreed to 100000 yearly until he earns 1 million. Swanson Rheumatic Care Co claims the cure’s success and seeks agents and mail orders.
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Curiaco
Frank Schrage
Schrage
Philadelphia
Swanson Rheumatic Care Company
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Lumberman Lind Dies in Smoke During House Fire
Fire at a frame dwelling behind 1817 Second Street North in Minneapolis early today left C. F. Lind, a lumberman, suffocated by smoke. The small house housed about a dozen people. Lind was last seen drinking the prior evening and likely in a stupor when the blaze started.
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Minneapolis
Second Street
C. F. Lind
Lind
Condition of Trade Improves Amid Cold Weather Across Regions
Bradstreet reports stronger trade as cold weather boosts demand for holiday goods and heavy clothing. In the South, cotton prices edge up due to optimistic crop estimates, while railways favor cotton shipments. Northern lakes navigation closes season with generally satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Southern Lumber
Southern
Atlantic States
North Lake Navigation
Professor Leroux Fends Off Gunman on Vine Place Corner
In Minneapolis a rough-looking tramp accosted Prof. F. R. Leroux at the corner of Eighteenth Street and Vine Place. Leroux raised his hands and drew a revolver, scaring the intruder away.
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Minneapolis
F. R. Leroux
Eighteenth Street
Vine Place
Tonka appoints new postmaster in Minnetonka
F. E. Murphy was today appointed postmaster at Minnetonka Minnesota replacing C H Berwell who was removed. The change occurred in Hennepin county and reflects a routine postal administration update for the town.
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Tonka
P. M
Minneapolis
F. E. Murphy
Minnetonka
Hennepin County
C. H. Berwell
Battle at Enon Church Ended in Moss Slaying
A gunfight at Enon Church near Carrollton Mississippi left Claude Moss dead after a struggle with Ben P. Chatman marshal of Carrollton and D C Brewer deputy sheriff who confronted Moss over murder charges in Monticello Arkansas. Brewer was wounded in the arm and Chatman was injured as Moss grabbed for a pistol and resisted arrest. The incident drew intense public reaction with bystanders fainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Carrollton
Miss
Ben P. Chatman
D. C. Brewer
Enon Church
Claude Moss
Monticellie
Drew County
Ark
Stone
Arkansas
Carroll County
Moss
Enon
Chatman
Brewer
Daring Robbers Sack Shiner Texas In Fire and Loot
In Shiner Texas a dawn explosion started a blaze that levelled nine buildings and caused losses of at least 25000 in cash and 15000 in books. A $100000 figure appears in the damage. Sheriff Houchin pursued suspects who fled by freight train as crowds gathered.
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Shiner
Texas
Halletsville
Tex
A. G. Wangemann
Houchin
Possible disaster as Indiana liner sinks feared
Philadelphia reports the American Liner Indiana with Captain Townsend is overdue by six days after sailing from Liverpool and Queenstown. A Galvin crewman sighted a life raft on a gale plumed crest, adding to fears for the 70 crew and 140 steerage aboard.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Townsend
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hunter
Galvin
Girard Point
Q& Passenger
Fire destroys Bousfield Wooden ware plant in Minneapolis
A fire at the Bousfield Wooden ware company plant in Minneapolis caused a total loss. The old frame section burned first, quickly engulfing the newer part, with the plant and machinery valued at 50 000 dollars and insured for 5 909 dollars through Fletcher & Macsh agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bousfield Woodenware Company
Fletcher & Macsh Agency
Populist Vote Totals Rise in Two Years
The World lists Populist votes by state from the last general election. It compares 1892 and the current year, showing 1,041,028 votes in 1892 and 1,636,000 this year, a gain of about 595,000.
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New York
the World Today
the World
Ward Restored to Citizenship in Geneseo
Ferdinand Ward has received from Governor Flower the letters restoring full citizen rights. The action occurred in Geneseo New York on November 27. Ward regains citizenship status after the governor's official letters.
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Geneseo
N. Y
Ferdinand Ward
Flower
Drunken mob attacks Minister in Cando
At Cando Rev. J. McNamara M E pastor was mobbed by a group of drunken ruffians who knocked him down kicked him and stamped upon him. The assault stemmed from his efforts to prosecute the blind pigs in Rolla North Dakota on November 27.
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Rolla
N. D
Cando
Rev. J. McNamara
M. E
Stillwater remembers Myron D. Kent murder case clerk
Stillwater residents recall Myron D. Kent, convicted of murdering his wife in Mandan, who served as a clerk in Isaac Staples' office in 1881.
Winter Frauds Case Involving Clinton Residents
Mrs. Mary Dwight reported a threat demanding $1000 under a Nov 20 deadline near Clinton. Detective work led to Peter Kelly and others. Kelly claimed peer pressure, McIntyre denies involvement. McIntyre’s father, the assistant district attorney, was telegraphed for. All but McIntyre were discharged by local justice.
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Utica
N. Y
Mary Dwight
Theodore W. Dwight
Clinton
New York City
Dwight H. Olmstead
New York
Peter Kelly
Clinton Union School
Clarence Kellogg
Lawrence Fitzpatrick
Daniel G. McIntyre
Bert Jones
Calvin Barber
Kelly
McIntyre
McIintyre
Hamilton College
Dwight
Greek Church Dedication by Bishop Nicholas in Pittsburg
Bishop Nicholas of San Francisco visits Pittsburg to dedicate a Greek Catholic church tomorrow. He wears crepe in honor of the late Alexander Th. The ceremony marks one of the few Greek churches in the country.
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Pittsburg
Nicholas
San Francisco
Alesander TH
Porterville Death of Mrs Russell’s Father
Lathrop Horton died at Porterville aged ninety four. He was the father of Mrs Elizabeth Russell, defendant in the noted Russell case, and a resident of Eau Claire Wisconsin special.
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Russell
Eau Claire
Wis
Czar Nicholas Weds Princess Alix in Grand St Petersburg Ceremony
Crowds lined Nevsky Prospect as the fortress guns proclaimed the marriage of Czar Nicholas II to Princess Alix of Hesse Darmstadt. The procession featured grand carriages, guard detachments, and a reception of intense public enthusiasm. The ceremony followed Greek Orthodox rites at the chapel and the couple returned to the Anitchkoff palace amid cheers from the people.
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St. Petersburg
Czar
Nicholas Sr
Alix
Hesse- Darmstadt
Nevsky
Anitchkoff Palace
Winter Palace
Grand Duke
Michael
Hussars
Chevaliers Des Guardes
Lancers
Czarina
Free Silver Dominates Trans-Mississippi Congress Session
In St Louis on November 28 the seventh Trans Mississsippi congress sat with Ex Gov Prince of New Mexico chairing for the afternoon. Resolutions flooded in favoring 16 to 1 silver, river and harbor improvements, reciprocal treaties, and a Nicaragua canal under U S control. A notable proposal urged the body to refuse any recommendation on silver or tariffs.
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St. Louis
Prince
New Mexico
Whitmore
Congress
Hunton
Iowa
River Improvement Commission
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Hennepin Canal
Duluth
Convict Escapes Stillwater Prison Then Captured in St Paul
James Brown, a 21 year old United States convict from the Southern Alabama district serving two years for robbing mails, slipped through Stillwater gates last night as a runner and did not return. He was recaptured in St Paul and will be sent back to Stillwater.
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Stillwater
James Brown
United States
Alabama
St. Paul
Brown
Attorney Horace W. Brown Dies Suddenl y
Horace W. Brown a well known attorney died suddenly yesterday in Argyle Minn after a brief illness.
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Sum
Argyle, Minn
Horace W. Brown
George Case Dropped in Grand Larceny Trial
Minneapolis dated report states Fred George faced grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing several hundred dollars from the Police Association where he served as treasurer. Prosecutor Nye said evidence was insufficient for conviction and advised a verdict of nolo contendere.
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Minneapolis
Fred George
District
Frank M. Nye
George
Police Association
Pension Appeals Board Clears Ten Thousand Cases
Assistant Secretary John M. Reynolds reports the pension appeals board reduced a backlog from 4,965 in April 1893 to timely decisions by November 1894. In eighteen and a half months 5,147 new appeals were added, totaling over 10,000 cases considered and ruled upon, the most in any comparable period. Describes ending tardy justice for soldiers widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Pension Appeals
Interior
John M. Reynolds
Smith
Poison Bought
Coroner's jury probes the murder of Emanuel Otto near Morton Minnesota. Otto's youngest son admitted purchasing strychnine at a nearby town, a druggist register showing his signature contradicts the denial. Verdict pending toxicology results from the victim's stomach analysis.
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Redwood Falls
Minx
Emanuel Otto
Morton
Otto
No Change Reported in Asheville Miss Stevenson’s Condition
Special from Asheville North Carolina reports there is no change in the condition of Miss Stevenson. Details remain scarce as officials provide no new updates on her health status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Miss Stevenson
Free Christmas Gifts From Lion Coffee Premium Offer
During the cold snap a promotion promises free presents in exchange for eighteen Lion coffee heads mailed to Woolson Spice Co Voloduy Ohio. The offers include items like a fine picture Meditation and other rewards, with coffee advertised as a premium. Send your address on a postal card if your dealer lacks the illustrated Premium List.
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Woolson Spice Company
Voloduy
Ohio
Echoes in Adirondack Woods Reverberate Across Lakes
A solitary whoop echoes around Adirondack lakes, bouncing through nearby woods and then carried by distant groves. The repeated cries grow louder then fade, with the nearer echoes conveying a vivid sense of fresh woodland life.
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Adirondack
Ethel Knox Delays Call at Midnight
A late scene features Ethel Knox arguing she does not feel called but ultimately agrees to stay up past midnight. The dialogue conveys fatigue and hesitation as she concedes to the request.
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Ethel Knox
Dialogue Reflects Tensions and Caution in Courtly Exchange
A brief exchange shows Jess and Bess debating appearances and intelligence. The lines contrast charm with suspicion, suggesting social pressure to be discreet and modest to succeed while warnings against arrogance or ignorance emerge in terse dialogue.
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Okla
Anna Wormborough
Joseph Wiggins
St. Joinen
Yugorshar
Charles Cooprider
Kress
Ind
Lewis Harmon
Jerseyville
Dyersville
District Court of
Oklahoma
T. S. Long
National Military
Dayton
Frank Sims
Michael C. Davis
James Nicholson
Holden
Sedalia
Woodward
James Patton
Michigan
Santa Fe
St. Joseph
Shobonier
Martin Sasse
Herman
New Orleans
Thomas Murphy
William Wright
Sam Payne
Maude Rubel
Omaha
Neb
Supreme Court
Payne
West Office
Knights of Pythias
Order
South Bend
Sixteenth Infantry
Denver
Pullman
Arkansas Valley Road
McKay
van Buren
Herman Mudget
Holmes
Howard
B. F. Pietzel
Foreign Goasip
Venezuela
Crespo
Moukden
Herr Klesser
Allegemeine Zeitung
Marschall von Beiberstein
Reyna Barries
Michael J. Kelly
Hollis Street
Frany Kossuth
Louis Kossuth
Las
Lia
Hungary
Trenton
N. J
Irene A. V. Redmond
National Federation of Labor
Pauline Hall
Dr. Jenkins
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux City
American Church Missionary Society of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Dundee
Lieut. Peary
Cape York
Peary
Committee On Public Safety
John Jay
Evangelical Alliance of the United States
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
American Railway Union
Missouri
Senate
House
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Delmonico's
Parkhurst
William L. Strong
Lewis
Fergus Falls
King of
Ashby
Eau Clare
Mabel Briggs
Dr. Pickin
Vitapathic Institute
West Side
Briggs
Ma4bel
Ment
Louisiana
He Held Up His Hands
Sattle
Hesse-Darm
Stadt
Vaet
Trans-Mississippi
George Case
James Dean
Hood
Parilla
James Drax
Ee Murele
Heon
Ures
Sahara
Africa
Ravenstein
Simeon
Oasis
Mediterranean
Morocco
Algeria
Soudan
Lake
Chad
Tripoli
Tunis
Algiers
Timbuktu
Niger
Central Asia
McClure
Hanson
Jess
Bess
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!