Duke of Orleans arraigned in Paris court
The Duke of Orleans, son of the Count and Countess of Paris, arrived to enlist in the French army and was arrested for exiling pretenders to the throne. He was found guilty and sentenced to two years imprisonment, addressing the court in his defense and saluting the crowd as taken to jail. Canada tensions linger over cattle trade and quarantine rules with the United States. American syndicate buys Canadian cordage plant. Parnell Commission report due in London. Socialists mollified after imperial warnings.
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Panta
Duke of Orleans
Paris
France
Seine
Duke of
Orleans
Republic
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Read
United States
Europe
Toronto
York County Council
Farmers of
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Grover Cleveland Elected to New York Medical Jurisprudence Society
Former President Grover Cleveland has been elected as a member of the Society of Medical Jurisprudence in New York City. The honor places him among scholars and professionals in medical law discussions in the metropolis.
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Grover Cleveland
the Society of Medical Jurisprudence
New York City
Garrison Era papers shift to sheriff sales in Kansas City
The Kansas City papers once full of town lot trades under Cleveland now publish sheriff sales with monotonous regularity. The contrast highlights a shift in local fortunes and economic pressures affecting property transactions.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Lathrop Ladies’ Liquor Raid Questioned by Times
The Kansas City Times critiques the Lathrop women who destroyed liquor and damaged property in unlicensed saloons. It notes the acts may be illegal if liquor sales were illegal and warns outbreaks cannot permanently cure abuses without legal remedies.
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Lathrop
K. C. Times
Free Trial Bottles Boost Trade at Swetland Drug Store
N J Swetland & Co's Drug Store reports a trade surge from free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery offered to customers. The remedy cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and all throat and lung diseases quickly. trial bottles are free with large bottles priced at $1 and each bottle warranted.
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N J Swetland & Co
Dr. King
N J Swetland & Co’s
Onions Wanted for Grocery Store Delivery
Merchant seeks large sound onions for purchase at the grocery store of M E Hornback. Highest price paid for deliveries to the store.
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Rocery
M.E Hornback
Bride of Dick Hawes Recalls Betrayal and Flight
Miss May Storey, now in Columbus Mississippi, recalls loving Dick Hawes then learning he murdered his first wife and two children. She describes her grief and revulsion, says she hates him and never trusted men, and outlines a divorce, future plans to learn telegraphy, and the social scrutiny she faces as Hawes’s former wife.
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BremMiInGram
Ala
Dick Hawes
May Storey
Columbus
Miss
Father
Mr. Hawes
Hawes
Birmingham
Miss Storey
Papa
Mamma
Infatuation and escape in a Southern beauty’s tale
The speaker contemplates leaving Columbus to escape a ruinous story that will follow him wherever he goes. Dick Hawes pursues Miss Storey, drawn by a consuming passion for a Southern beauty described as graceful with glossy brown hair and expressive dark eyes.
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Columbus
Miss Storey
Dick Hawes
Panic Averted as Fire Drill Guides Orphans safely Out
Fire discovered in a garret above the Roman Catholic Orphans Asylum on Fifth avenue. Mother Mary Martin and twenty six sisters led 414 orphan boys from classrooms to Madison avenue entrance in orderly lines. Fire quickly extinguished with $10,000 damage.
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New York
Orphans’ Asylum
Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt
Sisters of Charity
Mary Martin
Asylum
Madison Avenue
Post Office Inspectors Find Embezzlement At Gallup Office
In Gallup the former postmaster John Woods is short about 1200 dollars and his successor Captain A M Seran is in arrears 281 dollars. Woods repaid his deficiency after being in Albuquerque. Seran alleges 250 dollars of his arrears were remitted and stolen in the January 24 post office robbery.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Gardner and
Daniels
Gallup
John Woods
A. M. Seran
Woods
United States
Seran
Fires engulf two Grand Rapids factories in coba blaze
A large Grand Rapids Brush Co factory caught fire at 1 AM and flames swept to the Grand Rapids Parlor Furniture Co, destroying both factories. The buildings housed highly flammable materials and several nearby plants were threatened before wind shift saved them. Losses were heavy.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids Brush Company
Grand Rapids Parlor Furniture Company
Fraudulent Bond Issue Reported in Torrica
County Attorney Newton R. Spencer of Stanton County arrives in Torrica to halt registration of a fraudulent 16000 dollar bond issue by a township to the American Sugar Company. The original issue was cancelled after the expose, but officers have prompted a reissue.
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Torrica
Kan
Newton R. Spencer
Stanton County
American Sugar Company
Electric Execution in New York Prisons
A commission testing electrical execution devices in Sing Sing Auburn and Dannemora prisons reports each apparatus can be used successfully and that death by electricity can occur within four seconds. They see no reason to doubt consistent results in future executions.
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Albany
N. Y
Sing Sing
Auburn
Dannemora
Unseating Pendleton in West Virginia Race
After an hour's discussion the House Elections Committee voted to recommend unseating Pendleton and seating Atkinson as representative from the First West Virginia district. Chairman Rowell to present the majority report. Mr O'Ferrall to submit views of the minority.
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Pendleton
WaAsninGton
House Committee On Elections
House
Atkinson
West Virginia
Rowell
O’ferrall
Fatal Family Tragedy Near Greasy Ridge Ohio
In Snonton Ohio on February 12 a farmer named William Ferrell was killed by his son, under twenty, who intervened to protect his mother in a domestic dispute. The son used a poker then a chair to strike, breaking his father's neck. he was arrested.
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Snonton
Greasy Ridge
William Ferrell
Valentine named to State University Board ends Canfield chase
Dell Valentine appointed to the Board of Regents favors keeping Canfield as Chancellor yet will oppose him for the top post. Meanwhile river pilots push for a Sunday tie up on the Upper Mississippi as efforts to secure a rest day continue.
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Canfield
ToreKa
Kan
Dell Valentine
Board of Regents
the State University
Valentine
Mississippi River
Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills touted as safe cures
Advertisement promotes Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills and Syrup as scientifically compounded, safe for adults and children, claiming relief from sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness and acting as an appetizer. Testimonial from John F. Cochran of Sigourney, Iowa endorses cure for his wife's sick headache. Distributed by N. J. Swetland & Co. and prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co. in Jackson, Michigan.
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Hibbard
John F. Cochran
Sigourney
Iowa
Joan W.elus
Jackson, Mich
N. J. Swetland & Co
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Nobby Overcoats and Bargain Rubber Offer
A local ad notes remaining overcoats available at a bar gain. CarPENTER & StaRKEY promote 263 tf with ladies urged to buy rubbers for 25 cents per pair from Jouns & Son.
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Carpenter & Starkey
D&w
Tf Jouns & Son
Foraker's Foes. House Examines Ballot Forgery Case
Washington hearings on the ballot box forgery continue as Lewis Hadden testifies. He details payments to Mrs Wood through Dr Graydon and others tied to the Foraker campaign. Hadden contends he did not receive rewards and disputes Campbell's testimony while Governor Foraker presses for truth.
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Washington
Lewis Hadden
House
General Grosvenor
Campbell
Governor Foraker
Kurtz
Wood
George Campbell
Cogswell
T. C. Campbell
Foraker
Turner
James E. Campbell
Messrs
Butterworth
McKinley
Sherman
Topp
John F. Thompson
Cincinnati
John R. Thompson
Howser
Witness
Halstead
Confirmation batch approves several ex executive nominees
Washington reports a Senate executive session approved Robert Adams Jr of Pennsylvania as minister to Brazil Harrie R Newberry of Michigan as secretary of legation at Madrid and appointed U S attorneys and federal marshals for multiple districts The Morgan Dorchester nomination fight continues with Dawes Plumb and Ingalls influencing the outcome and a probable confirmation for Dorchester Morgan planned after next session
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Morgan
Dorchester
Washington
Senate
Robert Adams, Jr
Pennsylvania
Republic of
Brazil
Harrie R. Newberry
Michigan
Madrid
United States
California
Texas
Wyoming
Tennessee
New Mexico
Iowa
Thomas J. Morgan
Jones
Arkansas
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Senator West
Senator Jones
Dawes
Commissioner Morgan
Plumb
Ingalls
Sugar Trust Restrained from Asset Disposal by Judge
New York February 12 Judge O'Brien of the Supreme Court continued the injunction against the sugar trust prohibiting disposal of property or assets. He noted no trusts are able to pay dividends now but may apply to the court when able.
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Sugar Trust
New York
O’brien
The
Supreme Court
Editor's Daughter Elopes in Fayette Marriage
William Elligood of Hannibal and Miss Julia Ridgely daughter of Captain E Ridgely of the Cooper County Democrat eloped to Fayette and were married yesterday by Reverend Mr Anderson.
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Boonvitur
William Elligood
Hannibal
Julia Ridgely
E. Ridgely
Cooper County Democrat
Fayette
Anderson
Phonetic Spelling Reform Proposal in Topeka Capitol
The Topeka Capital outlines a phonetic spelling plan urging Congress to pass a law barring all unprinted phonetic fonts from copyright. It argues this would establish a phonetic system by legislative action.
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Topeka
Shilohs Cure advertised for cough and bronchitis relief
An old advertisement promotes Shilohs Cure from N J Swetland & Co for relief of croup whooping cough and bronchitis with claimed immediate effect.
Not Half Has Ever Been Told Concerning Its Rottenness
The report on the defunct Topeka Insurance Company shows liabilities of 28722.43 with assets of 22387.58 led by worthless notes. Six months of losses totaling 22000 occurred, mainly on western property. Officials Hines and Fuller allegedly manipulated figures. a warrant is out for Hines.
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Torrica
Kan
E. Sutton
Topeka Insurance Company
Hines
Fuller
Wilder
William Binford
Bourbon man credits Shiloh's cure for wife and life
The Rev Gho H Thayer of Bourbon Indiana says he and his wife owe their lives to Shilohs Consumption Cure. The product is offered for sale by N J Swetland & Co.
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Gho H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
Shiloh
N. J. Swetland
For Rent Downey House Offers March 1 Possession
An advertisement states Downey House hotel is for rent with possession planned for March 1. It notes H. Wallbrunn as contact and invites smokers to try Cal Orr’s tobacco blends.
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Downey House
Tf H. Wallbrunn
Still In Business and New Goods at Campbell Store
Wilson Bros announce they remain in business after the Browning House fire and will ship trains on orders left at their stable or the Union House. New queensware stock arrives on the North Side and Misses L and E Campbell announce a late next week sale of new goods for ladies.
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Wilson Bros
Browning
Union
Queensware
L. and
E. Campbell
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William
Monttireal
A. W. Morris & Co
Parnell Commission
Lonvoy
Special Commission
Times
Parnelite
House of Commons
Baron von Berlepsch
Dick Hawes’ Bride
Ohio
Hadden
Praktikal Fonetiks
N. J Swetland &Co
Leavenworth
Kansas Penitentiary
John Gafney
Gafney
Dlay
Penitentiary
H. J. Hey
Main and
Delaware
Third Street
Westminster Kennel Club
American Institute
Sims
William Sims
Cal, Orr
Schneider’s
Leeper
Matthews
Newman Pros
Chillicothe, Mo
Chillicothe
GC Atchenson
Riddie Anderso
RW Adams
Moriah
Ida Bradley
ST Brown
Lula Bray Ossee
Martha Cooley
Fretz Craig JH
Oe DA Creemers
M Campbell
Maud Cheatham
Frank Chapman
Kate Davis
Arthur M Fug Chase Farris John Floyd
Etta
Gamble Maggie Gibbons
Mary Holsey
Minnie Hosea Highbird
Mary Jane Hi
Allan Hall
Susie Jenkins
G M Laird
Rose Lyman
Emma McFarland
Mollie Mills
Henry Me
JS McCune
Julia McNeeley
Emma Price
Effie Postwar
Anna P James Robinson
Emma Rea
Mary Jane Running
Wilmeth Riley
L L Spencer Sanford Sterling Arther Stallmaker
Homer Smith
Mary Smith
Amanda
Anna Or
Stela Smith
CC Smith
Fritz Smith
Willie Shipp
Rhoda Taber
Smith Wooden
F B Williams
Kev
Lyttle Torrass
Siant
Fleming Bros
Pittsburgh
Fairview Township
William H. Shields
Decessed
Harrodsburgh
Kentucky
Indiana
Johtn Cowgill
Livingston Co
Bue Mounds
J. H.S
Carter L
Idtardion Ds
Mr. Schmidt
Hall
H. Cunningham
Chillicothe Steam Laundry
Ag’t
Kraft & Chase’s Dyeing and Printing Co
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