Anti trust bill debated in Minnesota legislature
The article notes a strong anti trust bill in the Minnesota legislature. Kip Harrison, son of a prominent figure, travels via Helena Montana. A trotting filly Bosque Bonita was sold for 10000 dollars to Kentucky and will be sent to Cuba. The Dublin Evening Mail reports serious decline in Parnell health and family fears for his recovery. Police in Lake search for Cecelia Miller 18 who vanished after church in Kinglewood. Her father owns ranches near Prescott Arizona.
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Minnesota
Cuncano
Lake
Cecelia Miller
Prescott
Ariz
Kinglewood
M. Riley
Miss Miller
Baraimong
Sim
Washington
Berlin
Count Arco Valley
Bayard
Bismarck
Harrison
Bismark
Benin
Germany
Samoa
Mataafa
Tia
Would-Be Lynders Weaken
The body of railroad brakeman James Jerkins was found in Water Valley Mississippi with throat cut. Dive keeper William Harris was arrested for murder, mob violence interrupted the arrest twice, and Harris was moved to Coffeyville after a jail assault with another mob promising to hang him.
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Lynders
St. Louis
James Jerkins
Water Valley
Misa
William Harris
Harris
Rev
Hyda
Calaboose
Coffeyville
The Ladies Bicycle Match Second Day Scores
New York on February 14 reports the fourth day of the women's bicycle contest with standings: Stanley 414 miles Baldwin 368 Woods 201 Von Blumen 396 Armaido 172 Hart 307 McShane 214 Brown 185.
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New York
Stanley
Miles
Baldwin
Woods
von Blumen
Armaiido
Hart
McShane
Brown
Reckless Barn Burners Strike Frederick and Carroll Counties
A gang of unknown incendiaries in Frederick and Carroll counties sets fire to barns using a wet phosphorus and gunpowder device causing spontaneous ignition when dry. Dozens of barns burned. owners warned to remove stock and equipment. No motive or suspects identified.
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Frederick
Carroll
Joosmeg
Plain girl at the Met for an escort prompts gossip
Baltimore American reports a comment about a plain girl seen with an escort at the Metropolitan Opera. The piece describes the pair routinely walking Browiway before promenades, noting their flushed cheeks and white necks as they attract attention in New York society.
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Metropilitag Opera
New York
Baltimore American
Sherman accepts serenade with Sherman condition
A west side political club planned a serenade for Gen. Sherman and sought prior warning. Sherman approved but insisted the band not play Marching Through Georgia, recalling his dislike for the tune and noting few people have knowingly played to him.
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Sherman
West Side
Lili
Georgia
Muse
Anil
New York Mail and Express
Sign Spelling Errors and Literary Debates Highlighted
The Epoch reports on a mis-spelled sign and remarks by Rev. Dr. McCosh about Matthew Arnold and his limited historical or critical impact. Also noted are references to Corallo Cohen, the Legion of Honor, and discussions on Fanny Fern Alice Cary and Pawnee Cary, with claims about U S government funding for bog disease research and other era topics.
Half Breeds in Dakota Resist Tax Collection
Excitement grows at St John as about 4 000 half breeds resist county tax efforts. Sheriff Flynn and a militia detachment clash. locals fear bloodshed with threats on Flynn and possible fort support. News also reports Washington dispatch praising Cleveland and Samoa conference developments.
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St. John
Rollettee
Miyan
Maj. McKee
Fort Totten
I’lynn
Steamer Carondolet Sails to Samoa With War Supplies
The Carondolet departed New York for Samoa this evening carrying 133 cases of rifles shells and ammunition learned to have been loaded from the Westerland at Antwerp. Henry Kunhardt the Hautian consul at Boston has been removed by President Legitime in an official act.
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New York
Carondolet
Samoa
Westerland
Antwerp
Henry Kunhardt
Boston
Legitime
Commodore Helknap Detached to Command Asiatic Station
Secretary Whitney orders Commodore George Helknap from Mare Island to command the Asiatic station succeeding the late Rear Admiral Chandler. T. M. Rameey named commandant at New tan. House foreign affairs panel moves to report 250000 for Isthmus of Panama protection. Yorktown official trial data released. Senate confirms Boston’s Sanat Tant for commissioner of inland revenue?
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Washington
Whitney
George Helknap
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Asiatic Station
Chandler
T. M. Rameey
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Yard
Newtan
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
McCreary
Senate
Panama
House
Navy Department
Yorktown
Ingalls
Albuquerque
N. M
Ling
Sanat
Union Ad Con- Seceene Tatersee Sas Oe
Ee Field Seka
Pat
Serene
Devanins
Assior
Iron workers strike over foreign made boiler plates
In San Francisco on February 14 the Risdon Iron Works boiler makers walked out protesting iron plates used for steamship repairs from Australia. The workers demand Pacific coast made plates for all repairs.
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San Francisco
Risdon Iron Works
Australia
Pacific
Samoa Fronts Remain Quiet Despite Tamasese Mataafa Stand
Latent advices from Samoa report no change in the conflict. no fighting occurs as Tamasese and Mataafa hold their strongholds. The British consul warns subjects against arming natives and urges strict neutrality while ships like Caliope and Hoyalist are noted in relief roles amid arming tensions.
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Angkland
Samoa
Tamasese
Mataafa
Caliope
Hoyalist
Brandero
Berlin
Circular seeks reorganization of Knights of Labor
A Philadelphia circular promotes reorganization of the Knights of Labor as a secret body opposed to Powderly. The movement has gained traction locally with more than twenty assemblies reportedly converting to the secret organization.
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Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
France cabinet resigns after reform vote collapse
Paris reports Premier Floquet and his entire ministry resigned after a parliamentary division rejected Baron Mackin’s motion for a revision and dissolution. The chamber learned of the resignations as Carnot was notified, with Miline rumored to be asked to form a new cabinet. In Munich, two people drowned themselves at Lake Stambore, adding to a tally of eleven suicides linked to the king’s death.
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Prench
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Prince,of Wales
Lord Lytton
Baron Mackin
Floquet
Count de Deville Mathefen
Count de Deville Malliten
Carnot
Left
Blaie
Pe A See
Radical Left
Ip B
Gayet
Miline
Munich
Stambore
Ludwig
Unclear Rheumatism Treatment Mention in Ad Copy
Fragmentary OCR notes promote Lostetter's Stomach Bitters as preventive for rheumatic tendency before a crisis. It critiques nervines and sedatives for not removing rheumatic virus from blood and claims Bitters can halt disease progression. Legal blanks appear at the end.
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Lostetter
Le Caron’s Villainy and Parnell Trial Fragments
London reports Soames for the Times testifying before the Parnell commission about 1858 Dublin evidence and letters linked to Parnell. Documents by Le Caron, Egan, and Campbell are discussed with payments to Houston and Davitt, adjourned with cautions on genuineness. Powderly brands Le Caron a liar amid Missouri Pacific strike accusations. Also Devoy denies a dyn amite link and a Canadian annexation bribery rumor circulates from London.
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Parnell Commission
London
Soames
the Times
Dublin
The
League
Anna Varnell
Patrick Ryan
O' Donnell
Walters
Webster
Parnell
Phillips
Inglis
Campbell
Varnell
S. Wen
Egan
le Caron
Sir Charles Russell
Richard Pigot
Houston
Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union
McDonald
Iss
Flanagan
Timea
Pigot
Kyae
O’ Kelly
Davite
Kirby
Thompson
Davitt
Powderly
Michael Davite
New York
John Devoy
Devoy
Dynamite
Immigration raids empower armed farmers in Coan Lorrs
Immigrants and armed farmers clash as agents drain the country of able bodied negroes. Militia is called in as tensions rise in Coan Lorrs on February 14. The item notes rheumatism remedy Chamberlains Vain Balm with price and local druggists listed.
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Coan Lorrs
N. C
Glidden Patent dispute clarified by Washburn claim
Worcester report states Louis Janin's French barbed wire patent does not void Glidden patent, Glidden claims twisted fence wire design. Calumet update notes gas and smoke force miners from shafts Nos 3 and 4, fire burning, shafts sealed, awaiting timbering and swothering.
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Glidden
Worcester
Mass
Chas. T. Washburn
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Louis Janin
Battle near Montgomery line as constables siege Draugho group
Reported today Mounty Sreanixa Kentucky details a posse of seven, with four supporting men, entering woods near the Montgomery county line to arrest R. A. J. Draugho and six others. they were fired on and returned fire. No further details reached. Also covered are stock market fluctuations in New York, brief notes on electric tonics and cough remedies.
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New York
Western Railroad
Burlington
Grangers
Moncey
Lake
Sei
Standard Oil
Pacific 6
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Preferred
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Improvement
Navigation
Transcontinental
Pacifi Mail
Rock Island
Milwaukee & St. Maal
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Mit
United States Kixpress
Fargo
Western Union
Chicago
Western Corn Fed
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Matthew Arnolds
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Fanny Fern
Alice
Pawbe Cary
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Bartimone
Cleveland
Sun
Washington Notes
L. Gheentroe
Atand
Solicitor Soames
Montnear
Gasette
Vorsona
Chamberlain
Bb, David
Drugewi
Calumet, Mici
Calumet
Hela
Piarce
W. On
Blunt
W. N. Hunt
HW. BL
David
First National Bank of
Cheyenne Wye
Capital
T. B. Hicks
J. E. Wild
G. E. Abbott Asst
Tesco Roes
Bond
Pratt
F. E. Warren Mercantile CO
Body Brussels
Brussels
E.S. Johnston & Bro
Wyoming
ER. Mehely
Curiosities, &c
Cheyenne, Wyo
Vantassell
U. P. RR. Co
Rock Springs Coal
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Urals
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