Various global notes on industry and society in brief
A survey of industrial outputs, personnel costs, and public notices references government reforms. Mentioned are American tin plate production rising 43 percent, a New York church pastor resigning after 20 years, and debates over parole systems for criminals. Also cited are copper and gold prospecting chatter, Yukon farming tests, and rail line expansions connecting New York and Staten Island. A January tornado devastates Fort Smith with heavy losses.
Doings of a Week of World Happenings and U.S. Affairs
A condensed weekly review covers fifty fifth congress actions, Hawaiian annexation debates, Cuban belligerency questions, and ship canal surveys. It notes imports exports, patent ceremonies, and a Washington reception, with world events from Spain to China and Cuba, including labor strikes, floods, and incidents across cities and farms.
Publication of pension roll bill introduced in Congress
Telegrams report Sexaton Casxon backing a bill to publish the pension roll by January 1, 18 percent. Several violent incidents are noted including a fatal knife assault in Osage Ark on the 42d involving Joe Callender and Hugh Usrey both 17, with Callender stabbed multiple times. Also reported are severe winter storms in Missouri Kansas and New England, a burial in Warren Ark followed by a heart death, and various federal and industrial notices.
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Sexaton Casxon
Br Osage
Ark
Joe Callender
Hugh Usrey
Hoth
Asrey
Callender
Missouri
Kansas
T. DeWarr Tatnage
Blore McCutcheon Collier
Mra
Talmage
Mississippi
Ohio
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Chicago
Gkesuirley
Warren
J.C. Murphy
Paivenes
United States
Canada
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lincoln
Neb
Tuscumbia
Ala
McKenna
Supreme Beach
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES Summaries of church actions and clerical movements
The New York Sabbath committee expands with W S Hubbell D O joining as extra help under secretary Rev Dr W W Atterbury. Brantley Baptist Church leader HM Wharton announces severing ties with the denomination. Rodent Robert A H Martin, Columbian University treasurer, faces embezzlement charges. Wharton believes him innocent. Cardinal Vaughan and Westminster bishops issue a rejoinder supporting papal authority in Anglican orders. Bishop William Taylor, returned from South Africa, is aged 77 and likely halted active evangelization due to infirmities.
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New York
W. W. Atterbury
W. S. Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
HM. Wharton
D. D
Brantley Baptist Church
Baltimore
Robert A H. Martin
Columbian University
Wharton
Vaughan
Westminster
Jeter
William Taylor Haw
South Africa
Late Dana collection heirloom feared to reach sale
The article notes Charles A. Dana was a connoisseur of oriental pottery and porcelain, owning America’s largest such private trove except the Walters collection. Rumor says his collection may be sold privately via auction. It also mentions Joseph Strauss reappearing in Vienna with a new work, and Mark Twain attending a concert with his daughter.
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Charles A. Dana
America
Walters
Baltimore
Mr. Duns
Avetontery Seo
Josathoo Strauss
Walty Ki
Vienna
Vieona
Mark Twelo
Agtown Politician Seeks Divorce After Electoral Defeat
Jan 22 Desterville Ta W8 Scott, a Populist candidate for US representative in the Eighth district, sues for divorce over alleged wife teasing after his defeat. Judge Sloan denies, citing health risk insufficient to endanger life. Interior Dept. issues compact mining laws pamphlet detailing reservation and patent steps. Indiana heirs to an estate in mines in Colorado, including George Clarke and Matin Hook, identified. Safety appliances rule: rail cars for passenger trains require vertical plane couplers, Westinghouse air brakes, and air train signals. Deserter ostracized by Osage Nation after marriage to Mary Dennison. citizenship at stake. Kansas City Bar Association banquet at Coates House praise. Foster to surrender custodian gratuity fund to French government after nine years. Grover Cleveland buys land near Princeton for game preserve. Mining estate worth 25 million dollars left to heirs in Katatn Colvamus Indiana area. Two burglars hold Mrs Becker at gunpoint during residence robbery. St Vincent de Paul penitentiary uses flogging on unruly inmates. Chris Merry found guilty of murdering his wife and faces possible execution. Wizard Seheater leads in Moe tournament with ten-inning score.
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Destenville
Scott
United States
Sloan
New York
State Department
William R. Foster
Produce Exchange Gratuity Fund
Trexton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Colorado
George Clark
Maria Hook
Ambley Clark
Kansasity
Jake Becker
Brooklyn Avenue
Vast Ice Disaster Off Paté In-Bay Claims Many Lives
The American Eagle reports a freezing disaster on the island lake off Paté In-Bay where over 200 people faced peril as ice houses drifted and were swept by a fierce wind of up to 80 miles per hour. Rescue boats battled the ice, saving all 200 survivors as families watched from the shore.
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Saypusny
Pate In
Miggion
Acros
Put-n-Har
Has a bad record has a governor appointee accused of desertion
Cepan Baring La January 24 Investigation into the record of Howard D. Carbee deputy state game and fish warden reveals a Cornell graduate with prior sentences for obtaining money under false pretenses at Council Bluffs and embezzlement at Sioux City. He reportedly deserted his wife, leaving her destitute and dependent on county charity.
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Cepan Baring
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Carbee
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Iss
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Sioux City
Jall
Connell Bluffs
Congressional Debate and Bills Move in Senate and House
The Senate debates foreign affairs and Cuban policy as amendments clash over Cuban recognition and port Arthur inquiry. Hawaiian annexation and pensions are discussed while the Teller silver bond question nears a vote. In the House, diplomatic funding advances amid Cuba talk, with an urgent deferment bill and Port Smith cemetery repair passing committee.
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United States Senate
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Morgan
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Dorooven
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Ubeth
Wandard
Senate Pratt CF
Iyi
Mowwan
DeArmand
Hin
Wiitet
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Weiter
Pew
Laces
Alaska
Richer
Mich
Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Messie Williutan
Misa
Lewis
Wash
Wilson
Ith
West
Mills
Tex
Port Arthur Ship Canal
Oklahoma
Asi
Alm
Champ Clark
Johnson
King
Dinxtoy
New England
R Ave
Forder
Allen
Nel
Gben Lnterior
D Sapixsal
Port Smith
Ark
Southern Methodist Church
Lacey
Sarawak Joins Postal Union Adds 50 Cent Stamp
A brief item notes Sarawak joining its postal union but not issuing new stamps yet. It mentions reissues of 1880 stamps in two values, 50 cents and one dollar, and comments on 1898 stamp catalogues. An English collector ponders counting living beings on the Mulready envelope.
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Sarawak
Legislature Debates on Elective Judiciary and Budget Motions
Legislative proceedings feature votes on elective judiciary amendments, concurrent resolutions, and financial appropriations. Key figures include Mr. Noel, Mr. Dinsmore, Mr. Harrison, Gov. McLaurin, and others as they address constitutional changes and education, levee, and penitentiary spending. Adjournments and address plans by J. J. Curry are noted amid ongoing committee work and bill readings.
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Thors
Noel
Arto
Suiljhy
Ig Levee Comenaners
Catolbage
Lamb
Ubell
Cook
Board of Levee Commissioners
le Yazoo-Missinsi Ptoeta
Mixon
Hardy
Senate
Nited
States Supreme Court
Price
What the Law Decides Oddities and rulings on contracts and nuisances
The text cites cases on lawful restraints among merchants, an injunction against municipal budget waste, and nuisance law. It includes Macauley vs Tierney on trade agreements, Badger v New Orleans on garbage removal rights, Rudder v Koopman on storing explosives near dwellings, and a note on divorce impacts. It presents legal principles without sensational details.
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Macauley
Badger Va
New Orleans
Rudder Ve
New Crnay Bees retreat prompts wary public sentiment
A Washington Post article notes widespread fanaticism in a state as crowds push harsh views. It mentions a controversial remedy claim and a critic’s caution about medical quackery and unverified treatments amid public debate.
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Orien
Benen
Munday Calla
Sanjay
Washington Post
Santa
Curious Patent Remedy Claims Superior Liver Aid
A garbled note praises a patent mixture claiming to cure liver ailments and mineral debility, naming terms like liver medicine and draught. The fragment references comparisons to other formulations and suggests the remedy is superior, though details and attribution are unclear.
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Ilsck
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