Eyraud Executed in Paris After Bitter Night of Carousers
Eyraud faced the guillotine in Paris after a night of barricades and chaotic scenes near Place La Rouquette. He refused wine, made final remarks, and shouted at the crowd as Abbe Paine conveyed messages to his wife and daughter.
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Paris
Place la Rouquette
Garde Republicaine
Place la Ronquette
Deiber
A. i
la Rouquette
Eyrand
Munterer
Abbe Paine
Eyraud
Kyraud
Isilur
Nore
Diebler
Esid
Fanre
Constans
Gabrille
Deibler
Kyrand
Eeraud
Evrand
Constansia
Tamis
Fortification bill debate trims oil and mortar funding
The committee on appropriations debated trimming a proposed $1,000,000 for oil tempered and annealed steel for high power guns. Amendments to $300,000 and then $250,000 were offered but failed, with discussions on breechloading sea coast mortars and 12 inch calibres.
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Committee On Appropriations
Gorman
Gorwie
Chandler
Ullom
Dolyb
Frye
Hawley
Stewart and Teller
Commsstee
Pacific Coast
Chandley
San Diego
Cal
Senate votes on minors tobacco ban and harbor project
The senate passed a bill to prohibit tobacco sales to minors in the District of Columbia and approved a right of way for the Umatilla Irrigation project in Oregon. Amendments to pension a late general’s widow were agreed, and measures to promote a Texas harbor were concurred. The House debated the diplomatic appropriation bill amid defense of Minister Misner and Commander Reiter’s case before adjourning.
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Washinaton
Senate
District of Columbia
Umatilla
Texas
McKenna
California
McCreary
Barrundia
Miner
Misner
Guatemala
Daleell
Pennsylvania
Reiter
Secretary of the Treasury
Miguel
Coun'a
Ilict
Alinda
State Department
Windom’s Death Sparks Debate On Treasury Policy
Wasmaton February 3 reports Senator Steuart criticizing the president’s silver policy and predicting a gold bug appointment to Windom’s successor. He cautions the next secretary should avoid forced speeches against free college and suggests Windom’s death stemmed from heart disease worsened by his New York Board of Trade speech at the president’s urging.
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Wasmaton
Stewart
Windom
Harrison
Free College
Board of Trade
New York
Treasury
Chicago
the Herald
Board of Control
Robinson
Cleveland Club
Spalding
Free Coinage Debate Heated Hearing St. Louis Delegation
In Wasumoros Feb 3 the House coinage committee read a telegraphic appeal from St Louis seeking more hearings on the free coinage bill. Bland and Martine opposed delays. Walker supported the appeal. A heated debate followed with votes on timing and tabling amendments.
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Wasumoros
House Committee On
St. Louis
Bland
Martine
Walker
Vaux
St. Lewis
Baythe
Yeas
Police raid on Chinese highbinders quarters in San Francisco
Police raided twenty five highbinder quarters last night. Furniture gods and pictures were destroyed while weapons were found in several spots. The force aims to destroy highbinder fixtures upon renewal to expel the societies, likely to face court tests over legality. The drive follows recent shooting and blackmail cases attributed to highbinders.
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San Francisco
Silk trade in Japan hits bad season after quake damage
Advices from Japan report a very poor silk trade with last year’s shipments to merchants over 25 million dollars. The situation worsens as crop failures and unemployment spark fears of famine, epidemics, and social unrest after the December 12 earthquake badly damaged the town of Jonna, killing twelve and injuring seventeen.
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San Francisco
Japan
Galio
Siu
Mercantile Gazette of
Yokohama
Dave
Jonna
Insurgents Claim Heavy Casualties in Oroaro Revolt
Reports from Oroaro state fifty people were killed and twenty wounded in the revolt. An attempt involved the Portuguese navy with two sergeants urging a corvette crew outside Sperin to mutiny. Insurgent leaders pledged to sack officials and execute them.
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Oroaro
Nariody
Sperin
Jitwaa
Benin Report on Kunin Pasha Expedition Losses
Maj. Winsmaco’s report states Kunin Pasha’s expedition faced repeated critical conditions. It notes 174 hostiles killed or seriously wounded and six expedition members lost.
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Benin
Winsmaco
Kunin Pasha
Ida
Caned by a Preacher in Palesting and Senate Hint
Evangelist Sam Jones attacked by Mayor Word with a cane at Palesting Texas station after a fall meeting. Word was arrested for assault, while Jones left town on a train. In Illinois the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association backs A J Streator John P Steile and Representative Moore for United States senator with overlapping support anticipated this week.
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Evangelist Jones
Palesting
Tex
Sam Jones
Mayor Word
Jones
Uoder
Ilinois
Sreevormee
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Republican Steering Committee
A. J. Streator
John P. Steile
Mount Vernon
Representative Moore
F.M.B. A
United States
Bribery Report Moves Colorado Legislature Toward Grand Jury
The house received the bribery investigation committee report amid accusations of attempts to buy votes. Otto Mears offered Representative Bowman 500 and Representative Hanna a chairmanship in exchange for support of Speaker Fauna. Milton and Mitchell faced bribery offers, while others were named or unnamed. The majority urged grand jury review. minority urged naming all bribe givers.
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Denver
House
Otto Mears
Bowman
Hanna
Fauna
Milton
Bovine
Mitchell
Coombs
Thornton
Chapman
Fishermen drift onto Lake Huron ice from Saginaw bay
Bay City reports many fishermen crossed the ice driven by a south wind from Saginaw bay into Lake Huron. Initial rumors said all were lost, but several men later reached Essexville and the shore. Estimates of castaways range from twenty to fifty, with hope they reach land before the ice breaks up.
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Bay City
Mich
Lake Huron
Saginaw Bay
Essexville
Customs Officials Claim $30,000 Swindle by Chinamen
Sam Francisco February 3. Customs officials report being swindled out of about $30,000 in duties through a forged bond and fake broker scheme. A Chinaman allegedly diverted ten percent of imported goods to an appraiser, then looted the remainder before fleeing. government holds 1 percent of the shipment, while the diverted amount would have produced $30,040 in duty.
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Sam Francisco
Cold Wave Lingers Across Northwest With Record Low
From St. Paul the weather report notes continued extreme cold with Montana and the Dakotas easing slightly. Minnesota and Manitoba report drops of 4 to 10 percent in temperature, with a record Arctic wind chill reaching 40 below zero in Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Northwest
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Manitoba
Tragedy at Smithoo after farmer shoots sister in law then dies
Henry Bechtold fired a shotgun at his sister in law in Smithoo Illinois, hitting her in the leg and fatally injuring her. He then killed himself with the weapon. No motive is known. The incident occurred this morning.
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Sv. Low
Smithoo
Henry Bechtold
Washington Market Previewing Holiday Poultry and Produce
Hoe Hetarned from the Moppy Munt ing Grounds urges followers to wait at the Washington Market, headquarters for poultry and a wide selection of meats and produce including Beel Pork Multon Veal turkeys chickens ducks geese and river fish plus vegetables like tomatoes cucumbers lettuce radishes celery and more. The market vows to stay and maintain quality with holiday poultry orders encouraged.
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Clicens
Cheyenne
Washington Market
Washington
Stocks and Untie Markets Reported on February Day
New York and nearby commodity prices show limited stock movement with Union Pacific and Western Union among the few movers. The market ends dull, with minor declines in select issues while government bonds and metals hold steady. closing quotes list various railroad and utility stocks, commodities, and cattle and sheep receipts in Quicano.
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New York
Fen
Union Pacific
Rock Teland
Western Union
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Improvement
North American
Pacific Mail
Reading
Rock Inland
Milwaukee & St. Paul
St Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Fargo Express
Oregon Short Line
American Cotson Oil
Quicano
Laramie Briefs: New Party Formed and Local Deals
Special Correspondence reports Fish Commissioner Schnitzer assuming duties, a Denver News aide visiting to draft city plans, and John Keene’s city hotel lease to J. W. Brown and Victor Bencomier. Also noted are a new People’s party constitution with 25 signers, Alaska arrival of Isaac Bleen, an accident from tea explosion at Ashford ranch, library moves, Evans & Lovitt firm discovery, Lovie to run a business, Fox building a large warehouse, and a parish social at Holy Innocents Church ending in pepper spray prank.
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Laramie
Maj. Schnitzer
Wade F. Zyoum
Denver Financial News
Itv
Our City
John Keene
J. W. Brown
The
Frontier
Victor Bencomier
Court House
Koowo
People’s Party
Isaac Bleen
Laremie
Alaska
Baker and
Vantle
Ashford Hore Ranch
Free County Library
Evans & Lovitt
Lovie
Gev. W. Fox
Third Street
Holy Innocents Church
Indianapolis News
Witnessed stamp window scramble sparks street justice
The scene at a post office window shows a pushy line skirmish where a man forcibly ejects a woman from crossing ahead. He narrowly avoids violence as onlookers debate propriety and strength in the crowded queue. An observed public exchange adds to the tension about social conduct.
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Walker
Wonan
Ma Wan
Terek
Madiuu
Buffalo Exprom
Slugging in the Snow Near Minneapolis Fight Ends in Five Rounds
In St Paul the boxing match between Joe Searles of Minneapolis and Jack Herty of Ellessboro Washington drew a cold crowd as snow fell. Searles led early with a bloodied nose but Herty persevered, winning when Searles collapsed and was counted out after five rounds.
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Jack Herty
Joe Searles
St. Paul
St Paul
Minneapolis
North St. Paul
Ellessboro
Wash
Marquis of Queensbury
Searles
Herty
Billy McCarthy
Heny
Hlerty
Lerty
Searle
Grogey
Sage McCarthy
Erty
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Aliahbinders
Japanest News
Koto Pasha
Eeket
Ica
Palestine
Illinois Legislature
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Lake Maron
Hoth
London
Drury Lane
Tern
Minn
Mary Cameron
John
Caveio
Bonel
Alea
Ted
Job
Mra
Cameron
Aone
Deraorr
Russell C Canfield
Nellie Griffo
Coldwater
Canfield
Charlotte
Hooker
Jackson
Fiana
East 22d Street
Oregon
Gontiow
Veta Lite
Barparpont
Conn
Litehield
Michael Bion
Superior Court
Litchfield County
Bion
Commissioner Dunning
East Canaan
Dunning
Flauntent
Bion Shell
Reaping
Brook Tren Company
Birdaborn
Ofio
Moo
Lessig
A. F. Kaons
Sedalia
Douglas County
Cole
Tak Leaver
Operahouse
Ramos
Clemenceau
Standard Theater
New York City
Sybil Johnstone
Gustavia Levick
Chas Kent
John A. Marble
Louis Mann
Jennie Belftard
Marion Marie
Marie Johnstone
New Home
Boston
Tanlley
W. Sell
First National Bank of Cheyenne
T. 8. Hicks
Abbott
Can
J. H. Loomis
Cash
B. Hicks
J. K. Jeffrey
G. P. Abbott
Weaver
Peek
Tiitie
van Houten
Gocoa
Val Notre
Ra Cocon
E.R. Hard
Hardbelog
Practica
Bolider
Reed Streets
Norihers
Lierig
Germat Rator
Bergersoy
Portland
Louisville
VanLennan Sts
Wyoming
Pioneer Wholesale and Retail
Liquor House
George G&g
Masten
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Charles FP. Miller
W. A. Robins
I. C. Whipple
Holesale and Retail Mercantile Company
Fribo Cheyenne
Wyo
Overcoata
Vinesaetit
M. Marks
Cor
Eddy
Schweickert
Buckeye and McCormick Mowers
Thomas
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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