Corky Torne pavement and law over dog theft noted
Cork pavement called Torne blends cork with other ingredients to form blocks praised for cost, durability, silence, non absorption, and horse foothold with London use. A Philadelphia case holds a man responsible for his dog after the animal stole boots and a sled, returning them home. Also noted are gold rush anniversaries, divorce statistics, and various international notices including tobacco abstinence circles and a bold Chicago to New York rail concept.
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London
Senate debates ministers and Chilean dispute in foreign policy
The record covers January sessions with a Senate inquiry to the president about Henry W. Mair as minister to China, a Mexican wine tariff bill, oleomargarine laws, reciprocity praise, and rules debates. It notes Chilean apology acceptance, calls for pensions funding, and various public notices including murders and accidents.
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Werorespay
Senate
Henry W. Mair
United States
China
Watson
Farmers’ Alliance Party
Tuinsvay
Dale
Frmay
Dan
Indian and regional incidents span thefts, burns, and pensions
Ronsess raided the Union sank of Wilton LA, pockets 24000. Indiana Democrats moved their state convention from April 14 to April 41. Oklahoma Territory sees many Pawnee Otoe and Missouri Indians die from grippe. William Myers and his uncle John Owen perished in a Kendallville Indiana fire. Indian William Tyndall near Bancroft NE plans a pension filing. Civil War veterans noted. Burlinton, IA faces a tenth arson attempt within a year.
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Ronsess
Wilton
Indiana
Oklahoma Territory
la Grippe
William Myers
John Owen
Kendallville
Ind
William Tyndall
Bancroft
Neb
Burlington
Missouri State News Highlights Local Crime and Business Moves
Missouris Missouri State News reports on Lizzie Clevidence plotting to implicate Eugene Rolston Robertson in a Kansas City crime ring and her potential testimony in exchange for advantage. Other items cover Meriwether facing entry denial in Smyrna and prison conditions, a traveling swindler snared in Wisconsin, war department audits for St Charles College, endowment talks for Female Orphans Home, North Missouri Fair dates, Kingan and Co plans for a St Louis packing plant, and various civic and commercial notes including new public buildings and a murder sentence.
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Bears
Lizzie Clevidence
David L. Heals
Kansas Citys
Eugene Rolston Robertson
Denver
Col
Ehe
Hobertesn
King
Inter
Beals
Robertson
Ble
St. Louis
Chicago
Chilean note and US reply ease Baltimore matter
Feb 1 dispatch reports Ivy Secretary Blaine replying to Chile’s apology note over the Baltimore sailors incident. The president expresses willingness to meet warmly, aims for a full, honorable settlement by diplomatic means, and postpones discussion of Pereira’s suggested methods. Chile’s conservative party reportedly plans a constitutional amendment creating a three person executive junta.
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United States
Baltimore
Supreme Court of the United States
Kzan
Oue
House Appropriations Committee
Wanniseoxs
Congress
Suh
Chili
Elaine
Washington Howard Schneider
Frank Hamlink
Fegan
United Executive Department
Senor Peretra
Senor Pereira
Death of Rev Charles Hadden Spurgeon the Boy Preacher
Dispatch from Montene reports the death of Rev Charles Hadden Spurgeon aged in his later years at 22 05 last night He was born in Kelvedon Essex and educated for ministry He preached as a boy and led a Baptist chapel movement in England His illness spanned months with worldwide sympathy and tribute to his work at the Tabernacle and related institutions Meanwhile Montana reports horse thefts near Yellowstone with 400 horses missing and a citizens’ posse killing four outlaws before needing reinforcements
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Tasmania
Victoria
New South Wales
Louis von Marher
Austria
Vienna
Verengeb
Hiresia
Moeinge
Nageres
Mena
Congo Free State
London
Hawk
Charl Maddow Spurgeon
Mentene
Mr. Spurgeon
Koltedorc
Eng
Watertwach
Diaz
Mexico
Charlies UW
Spurgeon
Loxnos
Montene
Charles IL Spurgeon
Charles Hadden Spurgeon
Kelvedon
Essex
Nottingham
Weich
Wathie i
Robert D. Hall
Comirige
Teversham
Watertead
England
America
Haringboro
New Park Street
Southwark
Factor Hall
New Bark Street
Sarry
Spagreen
Tabernacts
Heness
Mort
Montana
Yellowstone
Fremont
Yellowstone County
Rescue of Elder passengers after Isle of Wight grounding
The North German Lloyd steamship Elder, traveling from New York to Bremen, ran aground on the Atherfield rocks near the Isle of Wight in a night of fog and heavy seas. Coast guards and life-saving crews rescued passengers and crew, with about 200 landed by evening and dozens more to be saved. ships, cargo, and bullion await salvage as authorities plan a midnight tug attempt to refloat the vessel.
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Senate
la Arava Weil
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Toth
Mexico
House
Committee
Mies
United States Supreme Court
Tierne and Rapier
New Orleans
Mobile Register
Eider
North German
Lloyd Steamship Co
Henecke
New York
Kremen
Atherfield Rocks
Ventnor
Isle of Wight
Coast Guardsmen
Memphis
Tenn
Freda Ward
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Europe
France
Spain
Fred Ashenden
Henry Rankin
London
Atherfield
Lloyd Co
Hfe
Geore Meyers
Meyers
Lieut. Addison
Adison
Douglas
St. Catherine
Ryde
Elder
Southampton
North German Steamship Co
Steamship Company
Fider
Negotiations Open Over Heering Sea Dispute
British commissioner Sir George Baden-Powell and Dr Dawson held an audience with Secretary Hayne as talks begin at the State Department with U S work on the Heering sea dispute led by Professors T C Mendenhall and EU Merriam. The joint commission will meet daily in Washington.
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Dr. Dawson
England
United States
Hehring Sea
Bim
Tenure of Postmasters Bill Under House Review
Representative Heard of Massachusetts defended a Civil Service Reform bill in a House committee session on Feb 2 to fix postmaster tenure and regulate appointments, promotions, and removals. He argued it would boost mail service efficiency and reduce politically motivated removals, with support from Stuart, Wood, Montgomery, and Richardson of the Pennsylvania Civil Service Reform association. An unidentified vessel near the Delaware Capes sank, with no crew details yet. the steamer Sumatria reported the wreck from Shields, England.
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House Committee On
Wasurscox
Heard
Massachusetts
House Committee On Reform
Hoar
Mesara Stuart
Wood
W. W. Montgomery
Chas. Richardson
Pennsylvania Civil Service Reform Association
Lewis, del
Capes
Sumatria
Shields
England
Delaware
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Building and Loan Association
Southeastern District Agricumeral Society
Offce
Courthowse
Ins Company
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Ineuve In
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Lynn
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Congressman Slugk
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Ithaca
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Mary Tierney
Moneybrook
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Henry A. Narnum
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Andrew Borjessen
Litchfield
Conn
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Court of Common Pleas
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Washington Manufacturing Company
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William Adams
Taxty Youre
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Minn
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Parton
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John Sherman
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Foreign Intelligence
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Andy Blagg
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Lexington
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Behring Sea Dispute
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