Federal bill to repeal all federal election laws passes both houses
The federal election repeal bill cleared Congress and awaits Cleveland’s signature. Senate debates featured Senator Stewart of Nevada and three Populists siding with Democrats. After votes on amendments, the bill passed 39 to 28.
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Congress
Cleveland
Senate
Stewart
Nevada
Allen
Kyle
Peffer
Hoar
Gray
Jana
Hor
New York
Philadelphia
Republicana
Cameron
Supgohter
Allison
Daniel
Davenport
Committee of Investigation
Senator Hill
Union League Club
Burglars Burst Despler Bank Vault in Feb 7 Heist
In Toxeno O February 7 burglars used dynamite to blast the Despler bank vault last night. They obtained about $25,000 in cash and stamps with $500 in paper money blown to fragments.
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Toxeno
Despler Bank
Hose committee votes against Holburn title to California seat
In Wasmixetox Feb 7 the hose committee on elections, by a strict party vote, rejected Holburn’s title to the California seat contested by English. The decision heightens tension in the contest between English and Holburn.
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Wasmixetox
Hose Committee On Elections
Holburn
California
Liver Ailments Warn Against Poor Blood Poisoning
Patient symptoms include biliousness constipation jaundice coated tongue dyspepsia and fever. Claim that liver is out of order and blood is poisoned, and promote Herbine as the remedy with a 75 cent price and a free trial bottle at Palace Pharmacy.
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Palace Pharmacy
Notice to the Public in Rawlins Letter
A Rawlins letter dated Oct 80 1893 and Feb 2 claims nonresponsibility for acts of H B Handerson as state examiner and asks the editor not to remove the name from the bond. It notes no response or acknowledgment has been given in three months and requests public notice. The signer A M Sramraeue asks clarification and favors from the editor.
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Leader
Rawlins
Wye
Henderson
H. B. Handeron
A. M. Sxanreece
H. B, Wenderson
Ag. Rawclins
Wyo
Sramraeue
The Carr Mystery Deepens as Mrs Carr Remains in Custody
Dexven February seventh reports the Carr murder case still baffling police. Mrs Carr stays in county jail with little justification for detention. She confessed to being chaste before and after marriage but denied involvement. Insurers let two $10,000 policies lapse months ago. Doubt lingers over Carr's divorce from a Baltimore wife.
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Carr
Dexven
Wheat records tumble in New York markets
An afternoon paper reports record breaking wheat activity for days and today seeing the worst price levels in both spot and futures at New York. The market panics deepen, revealing underlying weakness and a persistent downturn challenging conservative calculations.
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New York
Gas blast destroys saloon and home in Ixpraxarouts
Explosion in the cellar of Louis Kurechler's saloon and residence collapses the building. Rosa Kurechler, 13, is killed. Charles, 11, is seriously injured. Louis, Julius, and Lottie Kurechler suffer minor injuries.
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Louis Kurechler
Rosa Kurechler
Charles
Louis
Julius
Lottie
Alabama double murder shocks Greensay area
Aaron Toltifer and his wife were found dead near Greensay, boarded by buckshot and a pistol. Investigators say Anthony Thomas, a former lover of the wife, killed them as they traveled home after she returned to the marriage. Thomas faces murder charges.
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Greensay
Ala
Aaron Toltifer
Anthony Thomas
Toltifer
Thomas
Riot at Russian iron works sparks deadly clash
In Pens Russia on February 7 more than 6000 workers at the iron works rioted over low wages and Nihilist feeling. Troops were sent and a bloody fight followed. Soldiers retreated to forts, returned with reinforcements, and crushed the disturbance leaving many dead and wounded on both sides.
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Pens
Russia
Irom
Mackay Family News spokeswoman hints at princess stay
Feb 7 report notes Mrs John W Mackay returned to London from Paris and states Princess Colonna has not traveled to the United States. A close associate says she remains in France with her children and is hiding to prevent possible abduction fears.
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John W. Mackay
London
Paris
Mackay
Colonna
United States
France
Pony Moore In Court In New Yoak
Pony Moore father in law of Charlie Mitchell appeared in court to answer an assault charge against Conductor Cohen of the Broadway cable line. He was discharged by Vides Brady and rearrested on a $10,000 civil suit brought by Cohen.
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Pony” Moore
New Yoak
Pony"” Moore
Charlie Mitchell
Cohen
Broadway
Vides Brady
Coheu
Black Smallpox Alarm Hits Mexican City
Vena Carz Mex Feb 7 reports several cases of black smallpox sparking alarm. The article notes recent Pacific coast outbreaks with depopulation risks and up to 50,000 deaths cited in other towns. The text also mentions Atchison's FT earnings for six months ending Dec 31 with gross of 19,522,504 and net 6,947,147 amid declines.
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Vena Carz
Mex
Pacific Coast
Atchison
New Yonk
Topeka
Santa Fe
German Naval Units Sail Toward Bahia for Rio Campaign
A submarine torpedo destroyer and five latest German torpedo boats departed today for the south. They are believed to join General Pioixotis rear at Bahia in preparation for a forceful move on Rio de Janeiro.
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Peanxausuico
Germany
Peixoti
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
New Discovery Aids Grippe Sufferers at A Roedel Drugstore
During the grippe prevalence Bantone Wis notes that Dr King s New Discovery provides speedy recoveries and avoids after effects. The remedy allegedly cures diseases of chest or lungs and long standing asthma and hay fever. Free trial battles at A Roedel s drugstore.
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A. Roedel
Special Union Pacific Train to Laramie for Football Game
The Union Pacific will operate a special train to Laramie on February 22 to accommodate fans attending the football games that day. Round trip fare is 2 dollars.
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Union Pacific
Laramie Fed
Washington
Ocean bar offers Anheuser Busch beer two glasses for six
On Thursday February 8 and thereafter the Ocean bar will sell Anheuser Busch beer on draft at two glasses for six cents. Lunch is served from noon to midnight.
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Ocean Bar
Anheuwer Busch
Rio Defences Stand As Rebel Fleet Bombards City
Rio de Janeiro reports fierce fighting as Aquidaban clashes with forts Fort Santa Cruz Fort St John and Fort Lilligagnon in a harbor operation. Rebel cruisers Guanabara Cabras Island Rio de Janeiro and Libertado engage shore batteries. four Rio civilians killed with no confirmed rebel losses. Ad miral Julio de Noronha leads naval actions as Bank Examiner Caldwell accuses ex cashier Frederick Marvin of embezzlement in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janenro
Santa Anas
Ponts da Areya
Rio
Bay
Fort Santa Cruz
Fort Santa Criz
Fort St. John
Port Lage
Aquidabad
Fort Sage
Fort Santa Irnz
Aquidaban
Lilligagnon
Guanabara
Tor
Cabras Island
Rio de Janeiro
Libertado
Admiral da Gama
Ind
Guanabera
Julio de Noronoha
Detroit
Mica
Caldwell
Frederick Marvin
Third National Bank
Guarantee by Ballard's Sarsaparilla Syrup Ad
If you have a cough or cold or chest throat or lung trouble including whooping cough and try Ballard's Sround Syrup 48 with a fair trial and no benefit is seen we authorize agents to refund your money on return of bottle. It never fails to give satisfaction and promptly relieves bronchitis. Sold by Pharmacy.
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Albert Favorite
Arkansas City
Kay
Chamberlain
C.T. Woods & Co
Gheyenne Steam Laundry Guarantees Banpela Wash
The Gheyenne Steam Laundry promises to wash the Banpela without shrinkage. Telephone 98.
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Gheyenne
Banpela
New York Anarchists Seek Berkman Pardon
Alexander Berkman receives renewed support from New York anarchists after his shooting of H Frick. Edward Brody writes to Thomas M Marshall seeking funds and assistance, signaling a concerted effort to obtain Berkman’s clemency. Mardi Gras in Mexico City drew 1300 equines and 60 000 spectators with military bands along Paseo de Reforma.
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Tirranoro
New York
Alexander Berkman
H. ©. Frick
Edward Brody
Thos. M. Marshall
Pittsburg
Berkman
City
Mexico
City of
Paso de la Reforma
Paseo
Lynching of Russian Finn A. Pikkarion at Bwan
West Svurraton shows a grim event as A. Pikkarion a Russian Finn was lynched last night at Bwan after being arrested for assaulting a child at Bruce's Crossing He admitted guilt. The report notes a separate disaster near San Francisco where the Japanese steamer Koryo Marco is believed wrecked with 43 crew and twenty passengers lost. In Mississippi McLaurin succeeds Walthall in a legislative joint session with a 12 vote margin.
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West Svurraton
A. Pikkarion
Bwan
Here
Pikkarion
Bruce's Crossing
San Francisco
McLaurin
Walthall
Jaceson
Miss
A.J. McLaurin
Volga
Walrus Love Story Ends in Marriage After Endurance Test
A Mexican girl and an American man endured 13 days of hunger in a room with food on a table to prove their love against parental opposition. On the twelfth day the girl's father found them and they were carried out then later married, the event reportedly confirmed by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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LE. D. Gon
Mexico
Nan
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Counterfeit Coin Forgeries Hit Rare British Pieces
Longman’s Magazine notes rising forgeries of extremely rare coins in Britain and private collections. Skilled counterfeits have fooled experts by duplicating dies and inscriptions, with some forgeries devaluing genuine pieces and even midland workshops producing siege pieces to lower risk.
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London
Midland
William Lit
Elizabeth
Longman
Jungle Law and Man Eating in Kipling’s Tales
The passage discusses a jungle code where hunting for humans serves as a deterrent to show children how to kill, tied to the arrival of white men and tribes with drums. It links man eating to weakness, mangy hides, and lost teeth, citing Rudyard Kipling in Bt. Nich oles.
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Elephanta
Bandreda
Rudyard Kipling
Nicholes
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Ad Offers 20 Percent Off
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder with a claim of a world medal and diploma. It mentions Harrington's and a sale at a store offering 20 percent off for cash.
War Threat in German Declarations on Russian Treaty
A national liberal observer at Chancellor Von Caprivi's gathering reports the emperor urged a Russian treaty and warned of war with Russia within three months if the pact failed. He claimed Russia favored the treaty and Germany would see rejection as hostile to its interests.
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Bentex
Associated Press
von Caprivi
Berlin
Germany
Russia
State canal No 2 to be built by free labor approved
Denven Feb 7 The measure to construct state canal No 2 by free labor passed 16 to 14. The emergency clause vote was postponed until tomorrow and the registry of qualified voters bill moved to final passage. Senate opened with a long rules wrangle before adverse reports were taken up and heard until noon recess. Adversely reported bills appropriated 117000 for bridges and roads.
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Denven
Senate
House votes to condemn Minister Stevena and sustain Cleveland policy
The House passed the resolution 175 to 67 condemning Minister Stevena and upholding Cleveland’s Hawaiian policy amid a filibuster by Republicans. A prior vote carried 174 to 3, with seats vacant due to deaths, and the speaker ruled a quorum existed among living members. Albert Favorite of Arkansas City shares cold remedies experience.
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Wasittaron
House
Stevena
Cleveland
Patent Attorneys Advertise For Inventions
A historic notice promotes The Poms Crate Company run by John Wedderburn of Washington DC. It touts patent services including applications, trademarks, infringements, and foreign patents, urging readers to seek competent attorneys and warning against no pay schemes. The piece invites inquiries and mentions The Londoner publication.
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Toms
Tus Poms Crate Company
John Wedderburn
General Youager
Atroal
N. W
Washington, D. C
Apy Fem
Joan Werookanvar
Dating the Exodus in Early Egyptian History
The article analyzes Egyptian dynasties Thutmose III and Ramesses II to bound the Exodus era. It argues Israelites may have left the west bank of the Jordan after Ramesses II’s wars, placing earliest Exodus around 1440 B.C. and, with a shorter chronology, near 1900 B.C. from Scribner's Magazine.
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Lil
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Ramenes II
Oppremor
Lista
Menntion
Jordan
Rameses
Scribner's Magazine
Montana tale recalled by colonel amid bear encounter
Colonel Jim Bruthers recounts a Montana journey in which he slept under stars in the Ball mountains as bears and other wildlife prowled nearby. He describes waking to a strange scene with a horse pack and a mysterious cold morning, claiming a foxed dream and a heavy sense of danger.
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Montana
Jim Bruthers
Union
Ball Mountains
Yellowstone
Washington Star
Meyohology and Psychology’s Rising Role in Society
An excerpt from McClure's Magazine envisions a new science of psychology that will reveal universal laws governing individuals and society. It argues psychology will shape living by clear principles, elevate manhood, broaden literature and beauty, and reform education as a central government function.
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Thong Jawe
McClare
Emil Breg Emil Frey Soldier in Twenty Fourth Illinois
Emil Frey, president of the Swing republic, served as a soldier in a Illinois regiment during the Civil War. He worked on a Chicago area farm at the war’s start and enlisted July 1801 in Company EB, Twenty fourth Illinois Infantry. He was briefly a Confederate hostage in Libby Prison before leaving the army with a distinguished service record, though his health was harmed.
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Emil Breg
Emil Frey
Chicago
Wiery
Twenty-fourth
Illnois Infantry
Libby
Star Photography and Plate Exposure Details
The article discusses star photography requiring long plate exposures sometimes several hours. It notes the need to move both plate and apparatus to keep the star stationary on the plate and mentions exposure times around two hours per image with only one image secured at a time.
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Avtar
Kachangy
Cattle Market Reports Across Several Cities
Cattle receipts show weakness with Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City markets steady to lower. Prices for steers and cows vary by region with feeders steady, sheep and lambs also fluctuating while copper and metals pricing, and money on call, reflect a cautious market stance.
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Chicago
Omana
Kansas Orr
Texas
Ballard Snow Liniment Promises Quick Household Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard Snow Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises burns frostbite and stiffness claiming long term cripples regained the ability to walk after using the product. Priced at 60 cents and sold by Palace Pharmacy.
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Palace Harmacy
Indebted Board and Room Offer Listed
A lodging notice describes Mrs M Layvock providing board and room at £20 monthly or $1 50 weekly. The address given is Eighteenth and Ferguson Avenues.
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Mra. M. Layvock
Eighteenth and Ferguson
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