Died Fresco Artist Constantine Bromidia and Other War News
Telegrams from Washington report Constantine Bromidia a noted fresco artist died this morning. Six to seven people were fined and imprisoned for depredations on public lands. The New York press voices approval of Rev Cowley's conviction and other briefs cover finance, fires, parliamentary moves, and violent crimes across multiple cities.
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Washington
Constantine Bromidia
Mobile
New York
Cowley
House Committee On Territories
Central America
South America
DeLesseps
Berlin
Herr Lasker
Columbus
Theison
Mary Rodwald
Treasury Department
San Francisco
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Republican mood shifts toward Blaine in 1896 previews
Chicago February 19 The Tribune reports liberal correspondence on Grant and Sherman decline and Blaine gaining ground. In Ohio Sha nan’s allies fear Blaine’s momentum as Blaine wins over voters and press in several states. Six Pennsylvania papers switch from Grant to Blaine and Illinois leaders show mixed loyalties.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Grant
Sherman
Blaine
Amo
Washburne
Sha@nan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
A. M. Jones
Illinois
Logan
Blaine's Boom Meeting Draws Hundreds in Columbus
About eight hundred citizens attended the Blaine meeting in Columbus. Delegations from nearby towns came to the event. Hon. A C Hoffman presided, and speakers criticized Gov. Foster's Sherman stance and some of Sherman’s actions.
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Columbus
A.C. Hoffman
Foster
Sherman
Chicago Business Leaders Plot to Throttle Grant Bid
About fifty Chicago businessmen met privately to oppose Grant’s re election. They called his re nomination a national misfortune and said it would hurt Republican chances. They planned circulating protest signatures to rally at least 15000 voters. A public meeting will be held soon to advance the plan.
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Chicago
Grant
Congress Debates Rules Amendments as Senate Adjourns
Washington February 19 both houses spent the day in discussion Conger named Representative Kena of Georgia as an old time Democrat who denounced proposed amendments to the rules as undemocratic After executive session the Senate adjourned.
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Washington
Houses
Congress
Conger
Kena
Georgia
Senate
Senate confirms four federal appointees in Merida and Dakota
Washington February 19 The senate confirmed Louis H Ayme U S consul at Merida Bryan C U Stiffany register of the land office at Grand Forks Dakota Edgar W Mann register of the land office at Cheyenne and W J Anderson receiver of public moneys Grand Fork Dakota
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Washington
Senate
Louis H. Ayme
U.S
Merida
Bryan CU. Stiffany
Grand Forks
Dakota
Edgar W. Mann
Cheyenne
W. J. Anderson
Grand Fork
Dramatic News publishers face libel charge in Bow Street
London Feb 10 Maddock and J and E Judd appeared in Bow Street to answer a libel accusation by Dublin Lord Mayor E Dwyer Gray over an article attacking his character and the Mansion House fund. The case was adjourned to Saturday. Fraudulent stock case noted in New York with a warning against registered letters and money orders to Smalley & Gale.
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Dramatic News
London
Maddock
J. and
E. Judd
The
Bow Street
E. Dwyer Gray
Dublin
Gray
Mapaion House
Mansion House
Physicians to attempt resuscitation after execution
Nashville reports that doctors may try to resuscitate Joe Hal and Burrell Smith, described as Begio a sasuina of Major Pugh, after their execution at Murfreesboro on Friday.
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Nashville
Joe
Hal
Burrell Smith
Begio Assasuina
Maj. Pugh
Murfreesboro
Be Bmet and Little Pittsber Declares Dividends
The Little Pittsburg company declares a fifty cent per share dividend. Week ending February 14 reports 465 tons shipped, 60 tons settled, $29,000 received, 211 tons unsettled. Arizona Central stock active, openings and closings noted. Father De Smet consolidated gold mining declares thirty cent dividend payable February 24. Herald notes strong ownership and potential July dividends.
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New York
Little Pittsburg Company
Little Pittsburg
Arizona Central
Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Mining Company
Magician’s No 2 Wife Sparks Turbulent Reunion
Mrs Hattie Kelsey of Baldwin comedy company meets her husband Prof Anderson a magician in Omaha at Union Pacific hotel after he left her years ago. He travels with another woman calling her wife No 2. A stormy interview ends with Kelsey continuing to New York.
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Omaha
Hattie Kelsey
Baldwin Comedy Company
San Francisco
New York
Anderson
Union Pacific
Kelsey
Times card appeals for funds for colored refugees in Kansas
The Times publishes a signed card by bank president Benjamin B. Sherman and others urging contributions for colored refugees in Kansas. The card questions aid for Irish refugees abroad versus starving fellow citizens at home, asking whether money and supplies should be gathered for both groups.
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New York
the Times
Benjamin B. Sherman
Mechanics’ Bank
Jackson 8S
Schultz
Sinclair Tousey
F. D. Tappan
George Bliss
E. I. Morgan
Willam E. Dodge
Kansas
Nashville Flood Rises to Forty Four Feet Forcing Evacuations
The Cumberland River near Nashville reaches forty four feet with the city’s lowlands flooded for a week. About one to one and a half thousand residents evacuated as the rising water washes away lumber and wastes corn in the lower Cumberland region.
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Nashville
Cumberland
Man Lectures on Circumstantial Evidence While On Bail
Hartford Feb 19 Rev Herbert H Hayden awaiting trial for murder lectured last evening to a small audience hindered by a storm. Hayden was introduced by his counsel Mr Jones and spoke on circumstantial evidence to raise funds for defense costs.
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Hartford
Conn
Herbert H. Hayden
Hayden
Jones
Conkling Touted as Chicago Delegate at Large
A New York union league member says Conkling will go to Chicago as New York delegate at large. The claim suggests he is out of the presidential race, with expectations that Grant will deliver a notable speech at Utica on Wednesday, influencing the convention dynamics.
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New York
Union League
Conkling
Chicago
Grant
Utica
Miner Henry Osborne Kills Wife After Liquor Fight
In Des Moines on February 10 Henry Osborne a coal miner attacked his wife with a brick then kicked her. she died minutes later. He was intoxicated at the time of the fatal assault.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Henry Osborne
Irish societies approve parade plan in city vote
New York February 19. The convention of Irish societies voted to parade by a margin of 71 to 38. The decision sets the stage for a planned march through the city streets amid ongoing community events.
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New York
Convention of Irish Societies
Mob Reclaims Cattle After Rent Levy On Waterford Farm
Four bailiffs with police distrained cattle on a Waterford County farm held by a widow. A crowd of about five hundred overpowered officers and reclaimed the cattle. Ringleaders of the mob face assault summons.
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Clonmel
County Waterford
Pedestrian match score clocked at Cincinnati showdown
Midnight results show Miles 249 Harriman 245 Pine 242 O'Brien 238 in a pedestrian match in Cincinnati. Readable names indicate a tightly contested event with close scores and notable performers.
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Cincinnati
Miles
Harriman
Poumd Pine &K
O'Brien
Chicago and St Louis papers on girls feet sizes
A brief note from the Omaha Republican observes that Chicago and St Louis papers discuss the dimensions of girls feet, concluding that feet in both cities are largely similar. The Weekly La a wown apparently has the largest circulation and is the best paper west, urging subscriptions.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omahi Republican
La&aown
Weat
Explosion at Winter Palace Reveals Dynamite Plot Details
Reports from St Petersburg describe a deadly blast at the winter palace caused by dynamite and gun cotton stored in the fuel cellar. Investigations show four workers linked to the scene, with arrests and missing suspects. the czar narrowly escaped as dinner was delayed.
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St. Petersburg
Hese
Cmar
Gourko
Winter Palace
London
Times
St. Petresburg
Novoe Vremya
Hesse
Bulgaria
Berlin
Astonishing English Remedy Promises Cure For Nervous Debility
Doctor Mintie offers Sir Astley Cooper's Vital Restorative claiming to cure nervous debility fatigue and related ailments with a pure nerve food. Priced at 3 per bottle or four bottles for 10, mail order available with discreet delivery. Also promotes Mintie Nephreticum for kidney and bladder issues including Brights disease diabetes and private diseases.
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Astley Cooper
Mintie
Holliday Street
Denver
Bright
Dls Dawtf
Englishman's View of American People and Pills
An English observer quips that Americans hurry eat and quarrel while looking pale and thin and suffering liver and digestive issues. He asserts these ailments stem from torpid liver and claims Doctor Mintie's Dordelion Pills cure them with a 60 cent bottle guarantee.
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Doctor Mintie
Sidi
All Druga
Analysis of Grant Candidacy in State Politics
The piece urges intelligent Republicans to consider a candidate who can carry the state and notes Grant's second administration shifted the state toward democracy. It credits the administration and loyal Republicans with preserving Republican gains, while avoiding specifics on the German vote.
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Grant
N. Y
Printing House Ad Promises Prompt Book and Job Printing
An advertisement notes Peteam Printing House in Wyomley offering quick book and job printing services. The copy emphasizes prompt execution from the printing office.
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Peteam Printing House
Wyomley
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Dyer’s Hotel
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California
Wagger
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Geo. H. Wear
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Greeley, Colorado
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