Personal Points Update From Various Cities
A list of names and moves shows Steve H. Gay from Carbon Jobo Hess returning from Omaha J. BR. Walker coming from Olathe Alex H. Gwan and grandchild westward W. H. Bodo of Chicago registered at the Inter Ocean H. V. Groenbeck en route home from Douglas Mrs Green sister of Mrs. R. K. Field left for Denver Fred B. Haight and Ed Vreeland spending Sunday in Denver John Hughes and KR. J. Osborne guests at the Inter Ocean Mrs L. E. Downing from Lar amie hosted by Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Allen W. E. Chaplin and JH. S. Livingston from Boomerang visit Laramie for the day others returned from Douglas last evening.Weather notes: light snow at St. Vincent Moorhead Fort Buford and Chicago. over two inches rain in Galveston in 24 hours. Cheyenne temps generally above normal by 10 to 40 degrees with partly cloudy and stationary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve H. Gay
Carbon
Jobo Hess
Omaha
J. BR. Walker
Olathe
Kas
Alex H.gwan
W. H. Bodo
Chicago
Inter Ocean
H. V
Groenbeck
Douglas
Green
R. K. Field
Denver
Fred B. Haight
Ed Vreeland
John
Hughes
KR. J
Osborne
Heaven's
Bank Shortages Revealed as Public Funds Exceed Requirements
Reports show banks hold fourteen million one hundred fifty thousand dollars above legal requirements. In other news, Kalakoutski the Russian artillery expert is dead. The Dakota lower house defeated woman suffrage by twenty six to twenty two. Minister Phelps and wife with Mollie Garfield and husband arrived from Europe yesterday. A furious gale hit the English Channel Friday night and many wrecks are reported. The brewery explosion Friday night may have been tied to Brooklyn boycott lines. Engineering staff of the motor street railway line struck yesterday. A reduction in the working force is under consideration. John Boyle O'Reilly comments on Le Caron's statements before the Parnell commission. The president named Hugh S. Thompson to the civil service commission replacing Alfred P. Edger. France warns officers that political demonstrations by troops are forbidden. Bondsmen covered the shortage of A. S. Goodin, cashier of New York elevated roads. Goodin is in New York. Officials say the shortage amounts to only a few thousand. W. H. Smith urges attendance at Parliament's opening on Feb 21 where grave issues will arise. Edward K. Breck, cashier of the Commercial National Bank, died by self-inflicted gunshot at home after midnight. The cause is unknown.
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Kalakoutski
Dakota
Phelps
Mollie Garfield
Husband
Europe
English Channel
Brooklyn
Themnes
Ager
John Boyle O'Reilly
le Caron
Imes Parnell Commission
Senate
Hugh
Thompson
South Carolina
Civil Service Comtune
Alfred P. Edger
Goodin
New York
Flon
W. H. Smith
House of Commons
Peromeent
Marion County Tippecanoe Club Visits Harrison with Bible Gift
Indianapolis February 9. The Marion County Tippecanoe club presented Gen. Harrison with a costly Bible in a velvet case. The binding bore 130 veteran names and 120 club members who helped fund the gift. Henry Day spoke as Harrison, expressing humility and trust in supporters while Harrison thanked the group and spoke of duty. The moment was described as solemn and poignant at the president elect's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Window
Jobn New
Marion County Tippecanoe Club
Cen. Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Earth
Geo. Harrison
Henry Day
Jenn
Club
Day
Senate passes Indian Territory court bill amid Texas district changes
The Senate considered a United States court for Indian Territory alongside a Texas district realignment. The Vert substitute passed after rejecting Jones, a conference committee was named for inauguration ceremonies, and focus shifted to the Union Pacific funding bill with Mitchell seeking recommitment to extend to Central Pacific. Stewart signaled intent to push rail improvements and irrigation works with transport price limits. Adjournment followed.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Indian Territory
House
Texas
Jones
Vert
Hoar
Qcullom
Cockrell
Union Pacific
Mitchell
Central Pacific
Stewart
Congress
McMillan Meets Harrison Aide McMillan Seen With Gen Alger
Senator elect McMillan returned from Indianapolis and conferred with Gen. Alger after meeting Gen. Harrison. Alger refused comment on the McMillan Harrison talk. Indications point to an offer of the secretary of war post to Gen. Alger, with a decision expected by tomorrow morning.
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Deraorr
McMillan
Gen. Harrison
Indianapolis
Gen. Alger
Secretary of War
Ex Senator Jones Disputes Fenian Russian Alliance Claim
Demorr Feb 9 Ex Senator Jones of Florida received a London cablegram from Michael Davitt denying Jones ever negotiated a Fenian Russian alliance and stating he never joined the Fenian brotherhood. Jones asserts he advocated constitutional measures for Ireland and says he never knew Le Caron or Dr Carroll of New York.
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Demorr
Jones
Florida
London
Michael Davitt
le Caron
Dr Car
Falal
Fenian Brotherhood
Ireland
Carroll
Ap Thig Coune
New York
Maryland
Italian Chamber Censures Authorities Over Labor Riots
In the chamber Signor Bechi and others censured authorities for labor riot handling. Prime Minister Crispi blamed the public safety commissioner for lack of presence of mind and said orders were issued to prevent workers meetings. He warned agitation could recur in February or March, alleging socialist blame.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Bechi
Crispi
Eiher
Wang
Signor
Local Father and Two Children Die from Pneumonia in Shelton
Seatrix Feb 9. J Bor deaux and his two children died and another child is dying at Shelton Mason County from pneumonia. An earlier report described the event as resulting from illness and exposure during a family emergency.
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Seatrix
W. T
J. Bordeaux
Shelton
Mason Counld
Piiaon
Ameer Collects 20000 Troops on Afghan Frontier
The Ameer of Afghanistan has gathered 20 000 men on the frontier with plans to pursue Thaak Khan. He seeks cooperation from the ameer of Bukhara but efforts fail. Russia learns of the move and warns both powers against allowing Rovian to advance.
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Ameer
Moscow
Wiedowmoats
Afghanistan
Thaak Khan
Bukhara
Rovian
Russia
Senate passes right of way for Big Horn & Southern railroad
In Washmpton on February 9 the senate, on Toole of Montana's motion, passed a bill granting right of way through Fort Custer reservation in Montana to the Big Horn & Southern railroad. House debates post office appropriation bill. committee of the whole rises to limit debate. Committee reports on territorial bill conference. New Mexico excluded, North Dakota admitted by proclamation, Montana and Washington admitted on equal terms. Debate on election case and post office bill continues. Carron seeks $3000 clerk pay increase before adjournment.
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Washmpton
Toole
Montana
Senate
Fort Custer Military Reservation
Big Horn & Southern Railroad
House
Springer
Conference
Baker
New York
New Mexico
North Dakota
Washington
Ission
Jason
Minvis
Chicago
South Carolina
Mason Pro
Smalls-Hailiott
Crisp
Georgia
Mason
Carron
Gale rips England and Scotland wrecks ships and railways
London reports a continuing gale in England and Scotland with telegraph lines down and houses blown down. A heavy Scottish snowstorm blocks rail transport and several coast wrecks occur, including a bark lost off Grimeby with all hands drowned.
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London
England
Scotland
Grimeby
Gurleys Arrested Over Kidnapped Child Case
Onucano February 9 The Gurleys who held Annie Redmond are arrested. Mrs Gurley says Maggie Gordon gave the child claiming it was hers. Police seek Mrs Gordon as the rightful owner is Redmond and the case remains under inquiry.
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Gurleys
Onucano
Annie Redmond
Two Die, Three Hurt in Brookyn Factory Blast
In Brooklyn at the New York Tartar company plant a centrifugal machine exploded killing two workers and injuring three others Emile Webber superintendent had part of his head severed and Robert P King died after hours of agony. the accident left a critical toll on the factory floor.
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New York
New York Tartar Company
Brooklyn
Emile Webber
Robert P. King
Murder tale in court as witness weeps in chain of events
Witkesuarng Pa Feb 9 Sted Nosed Mike testified in the Paymaster McClure murder trial recounting the shooting scene and broke down crying while denying involvement. Earlier reports say accomplices Bewvnno and Vallejo have been captured in Italy.
Preventive Bitters Fight Rheumatism and Related Ailments
A 19th century advertise ment extols Lipstetter's Stomach Bitters as a prompt preventive against rheumatic flare ups. It claims the remedy can purge the rheumatic virus from blood, stop heart risk, and ease dyspepsia kidney problems and nervous ness, urging quick use before crisis. It also notes a store clearance sale of clothing and goods at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipstetter
European War Probabilities Spark Prussian Diet Debate
In the Prussian diet the civil list bill passed a second reading amid protests by the Progressists who challenge an imperial 3.5 million mark raise. They note the emperor's vast resources and wealth, while supporters cite increased sanctions and health concerns. The piece also covers court life, military drills for the crown prince, religious tolerance motions, and potential Anglo British defense talks as Europe fears war.
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N.Y
Bean
Bergman
Windthorst
Centre
Bath
Prince B Ismares
Lord Harles Creste
Arene
England
Russia
Prince Bismarck
Lord Charles
Gameey
Pennesee
Boula
Ween
Germany
Prince Wismarck
Eogland
Beresford
Terr
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Archduke Francis
Archduke
Maria
Saxony
Soaps Zeitung
United States
Faves
Aain
Indiapoasd
Battle at Samoa Report From Native Eye Witness
A San Francisco letter by Hirana Kamahi describes a Samoa clash between Germans and locals. The natives, warned of a plan to capture King Mataafa, faced German gunfire as Savoy chief Sua fired back. Casualties include many killed and wounded on Mataafa's side. Germans reportedly shelled Bamuan houses and planned further assaults toward Tutuila and Bavoy.
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San Francisco
Hiewaiin
Samoa
Hirana Kamahi
Hamayan
Mataafa
Savoy
Sua
Lana
Taumavese
Bamoan Howses
Ltt
Tutuila
United States
Bavoy
Conferees Reach Agreement on Samoa and Pago Pago Provisions
Washington notes report the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill reaches accord. House accepts Senate amendment authorizing 500000 for American rights in Samoa while Senate conferees approve 100000 for a naval station at Pago Pago for the naval bill. Sewall resigns as Samoa consul general. Edwards to sail from London to Washington to assume charge of legation affairs and relieve Herbert. No immediate prospect of Sackville successor.
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Washington
Wastreeton
Feb. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Samoa
Pago-Pago
N. M. Sewall
Secretary of State
State Department
Edwards
Legation
London
England
Mr. Herbert
Lord Sackville
Sackville
Flora nce brig Florence lost after Galveston voyage
New York reports the brig Florence left Nov 15 from the port for Galveston with iron cargo. It has been given up as lost. The vessel was commanded by Captain Atkins of Milton Delaware and carried a crew of eight men.
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New York
Florence
Galveston
Atkins
Milton, Dela
Phelps plans leave of absence resigning with new administration
Minister Phelps says he will likely travel to Washington next week and resign only after the new administration arrives. He declines to discuss the Sackville West affair and offers no opinion on the English people, noting courteous treatment during official dealings. Corcaco reports James Cunningham, ex-Capt. Schaack’s janitor, runs a fence for stolen goods with John Payne. items mainly belong to the Pullman Car Company.
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New York
Phelps
Washington
Sackville West
England
Corcaco
The
Times Today
James Cunningham
East Avenue
Schaack
Cunningham
John Payne
Pullman V Car Company
Pullman Company
Northwestern Union Pacific Fast Train Inaugurated Between Chicago and Denver
Chicago and Denver service begins as the Chicago and Northwestern in cooperation with Union Pacific launches a special fast passenger train. It marks the third through Missouri Denver line train linking Denver and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Union Macific Company
Denver
Northwestern
Quiet New York stock market amid granger raids
The New York stock market showed subdued activity with some advance attempts halted by granger raids. The close was weak near the session low, with authorities noting dull government and mining shares, steady cattle and corn markets, and scattered gains in leaders as trading wrapped up.
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New York
Feb. O
Pakasten
Lake &6
Petroleum
ASA
Pacific
American Express
Canada Pacific
Canada Kington
Delaware
Lackawanna
Fe Shore
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Preferred
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Improvement
Navigation
Transcontinental
Pacific Mail
Rock Inland
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
The Only Cash Market in the City
The Standard Cash Market advertises strict cash business with full refrigerated meat supply and prices 24 cents per pound cheaper than rivals. It promotes fresh and pale monte, front poster, spare ribs, and pork tenderloins, at 216 West Seventeenth Street, west of the Opera House.
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Tam
Ami
West Seventeenth Street
Opera House
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W. E. Chaplin
JH. 8. Livingston
Laramie
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Luke Marrin
J. W. Lacey
Robi
Morris
St. Louis
Edward K. Breek
Commercial National Bank
J. and
L. Walker
Eighteenth Street
Central Avenue
R.S. Vantassell
Rock Springs Coal
Indianapolis Gossip
Gen
Harrison
Kadern
I. Uresnahen
Gheentreu
Iesh Amvelta
Bismarck
Lord Beresford
Foat Train Service
Boston
Frank Murphy
Birmingham
Kow
Ike Weir
Wyoming
Warren
WW. Corlatt
G. Pratt Aw
Danwei Bhatia
Elawe
Parton
Modelo
Live Stocm
Muneral
Com
Daktiels
Uopposito Post Omer
First National Bank of
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T. B, Hicks
T. JE. Wilo
Gi E
Abbott
Reeow Rcs
iMee
Hunts Loraiteenriien
BA Lena
Leary
Copiti
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
Carpe's
Body Brussels
Brussels
E.S. Johnston & Bro
Gov
Bucci
RE. Mehely
Huxtoomb Street
Cheyouno, Wyo
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