Prize Winners in University Essay Contest on Suffrage
New York on January 5 reports a contest among university delegates for essays on universal suffrage and arbitration as a state for war. Prizes ranged from 100 to 300 dollars, with winners including E H Palmer of Cornell and Wilbur Larrimore of CCNY. Mrs Julia J Irving awarded second prize in a Greek examination.
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New York
Pines Seneca
Northwestern University
Wilbur Larrimore
College of the City of New York
E. H. Palmer
Cornell
E. B. Halstead
Wilcan
Julia J. Irving
Heary Eghte
Rutgers
Firm proposes settlement plan after pene annte report
Eterneor of Frei eg Lewis and C W Feei cite firm labs at a pene annte value of 147000 and urge acceptance of a new payment plan. They propose 50 percent be paid in seven equal installments.
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Eterenicors
Freieg & Lewis
C. W. Feei
Telegraphic Brevities From A Busy Global Scene
A jumble of short items notes dinners at the White House and political chatter. Mentions Harvard rowing, a Brady case in Michigan, and a preacher’s arrest in Pleasant Hill Missouri. Reports on dynamite in New York and White Star Line schemes, with global reactions to pacification talks and Cuban questions.
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Es Chaaber
Oriskany
New York
Meri
Bowen
Brooklyn
Babcock’s
Tom Scott
Texas Pacific Road
Northern Lines
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Michigan Central
Jatonas
Bowens
Gordon
Pleasant Hill
Detroit
Russia
Germany
London
Paris
Rome
United States
America
Reduction of appropriations for the consular service
Special Dispatch reports the Sub-appropriation Committee has finished the diplomatic Consular Appropriation Bill and will report it to the full Committee tomorrow, aiming for House action by Friday. The bill cuts $75,000 from last year, with $30,008 saved by the Mexican Claims Commission’s expiration.
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Wasuinatos
House
Mexican Claims Commission
Bank of England
Cave
Khedive
Nabar Pasha
Copantion
Home Rule Party
Dublin
House of Commons
Isaac
Butt
Ireland
Senate Session Adds Bills in House List
Special Dispatch notes the Senate in session with several proposed bills. Tryon and Monahan push penalties for gambling and dower interest changes, Nye targets school law, Kemp seeks asylum for the insane, Brunner calls county bridge cooperation, and others discuss probate jurisdiction and tax penalties. Rules were laid on the table after debate. Duncan, Baker, and Messié join the Rules Committee.
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Tryon
Monahan
Nye
Kemp
The
Huthce
Brunner
de Fenton
Probate Court
Fulton County
Jove
Converse
Messié
Duncan
Baker
State Agricultural Convention Convenes in Senate Chamber
Special Dispatch reports from Cincinnati Times noting the State Agricultural Convention opened in the Senate Chamber at 10 A M with President Cannon presiding. Delegates from 65 counties attended as N S Townsend and T C Jones led discussions on grasses and hog disease prevention amid widespread concern and unclear understanding of the illness.
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Cincinnati Times
Commnis
State Agricultural Convention
Senate Chamber
Cannon
N. S. Townsend
Agricultural College
T. c. Jones
Delaware
Sisters Clash in Squire Anthony Court Over Alleged Abuse
In the morning session of Squire Anthony Court Mary and Anna bertiy, sisters, disputed abuse claims with Mary as prosecutor and Anna as defendant. The defendant claimed Mary strayed from virtue and urged her toward better conduct. The judge adjourned the case to Friday morning as required parties were directed to appear. Mayor Johnston attended the Grand Opera House Wood's Theatre National Theatre and the Y M M L A annual meeting last night, returning before 11 o'clock.
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Mary
Anna
Berty
Squire Anthony
Court House
Robert Moore
Westwood
Johnston
Wood's
National Theatre
Democratic State Convention convened at St Patrick’s Hall
Report from Orleans notes the Democratic State Convention meeting at St Patrick’s Hall with Hon RH Mere as chair issuing orders. Albert named in error as pro tem president. minutes on credentials suggest no review for a country delegation.
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Vention
St. Patrick’s Hall
RH. Mere
State Central
Gs Hd
Albert
Presipro
Ships Arriving From Europe and Americas Listed
Reading shows arrivals from Liverpool and Glasgow with steamships from the Australis and Frank Jo, along with the Pacific Mail steamer inivador bound for Panama City of Peking and Hong Kong, detailing routes via New York and Montevideo.
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Helvetia
Liver‘pool
Australis
Glasgow
BAX Reer Nenners
Frank Jo
New Yor
Shipping Names and Times From Vicksburg to Memphis
Cateo on January 5 notes arrivals of the Belle of St. Louis from Vicksburg at 10 P.M. and Belle of Memphis at Memphis at 2 A.M. Departures include City of Chester from Mem at 10 P.M. and Smoky City Ohio at 10/4. Weather is clear and pleasant.
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Monongahela
Cincinnati
Alice Wo
Louisville
Emma Graham
Sam
Brown
Leghany
Durfee
St Lovuis
New, Anaxy, Inc
Nail City
Sam. Brown
Andy Beam
Gandy
Robert Mitchell
Sam Brown
Joan Brown
Evansville
Charles B
Church
Gundigmati
New Orleans
Tarascon
Arkansas
Cairo
Memphis
Cincinnati, 10,P. M.; Rad Clend
Florence
Pat
Clebarn
Banm
Red Cloud
Peytonia
Cateo
Belle of
St. Louis
Vicksburg
Chereh
Nowh
Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Ohio
Thetlas
Mississippi
Sippi
Mhissouri
Mississippi Valley
Lake Ion
Wheat fights and milling prices across markets
Buffalo reports a mix of wheat, corn, and rye bids and sales on private terms, with prices for Milwaukee futures and receipts. St Louis and New York ticker updates show firm to weak wheat, steady barley, pork and lard activity, and薄 fluctuating whisky, hogs, and oil notes amid weather impacts.
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C. Oates
New York
Uplands
Bush Ag
Chicago
Milwaukee
To-Pay Oil Markets Dispatch Summary
Oil market reports show mixed firmness across centers. Cincinnati Times-Press notes firm Parker Market at 157 for immediate shipment and City Market at 155, with Tideoute at 182 holding strong. Philadelphia Market quiet on crude at about 7.5 cents refined.
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Cincinnat
Puresrr
Parker’s
United
Bae
Tideoute
Philadelphia
Library conflict ends with defeat at jamboree
The Regulars and Independents suffered a setback in the Library war, described as a defeat leading to a jamboree. The Centennials faced a counterfeiter charge. Arraigned and admitted, the case involved States Commissioner Hullida this spring on the charge.
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Huilida
Japanese House Exhibits Arrive for Centennial Display
The steamship Alaska brings 150 tons of bamboo and wood for Japanese houses to be erected on the Exposition grounds. Two Japanese officials will supervise the exhibits, with more materials following. Most work is done, carpenters only to finish frames. houses will be nailless and packed in sealed cases, delayed by customs inspection before heading to Philadelphia.
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Illiam R. Thomas
New York
Thomas
Berlin
Germany
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Iust
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Wales
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Dresden
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Inburg
Duchy of Anhalt
Chas
Leipsic Fair
Fucha
Auguststrasse
Gorman
Bernarg
America
Hotel de Pologne
Terra
Leipsic
Himseel
Anami Thalers
Gwenty
Paris
Philadelphia
Benjamin ‘Bourne
Bristol
Congress
Mies Lillie E Turner
Peter Turner
Miss Lillié
Brele Harte
Gariel. Coprey
Setbuet
Himsel
Eouth
Frida
Arroy
Himwell
Sam Patch
Arthur
Philip
Jie
San Francisco
Alaska
Japan
Senate proceedings report on war appropriations and hearings
The Senate debates war appropriation measures for forts along the Mississippi and defense reservations at Camp Critten and Camp Grant. Discussions include a constitutional provision blocking money for light houses, notices of bill submissions, memorials from Wisconsin on Fox River projects, and counts of assets from a distribution company with a report to the House.
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Ilmeld
Journal of
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Courmiinicay
Mississippi
Fort
Jacason
St. Phillip
Ardeced
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Camp Crittedden
Grant
Conki
New York
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Vermont
United
Lega
Steondane
Morrill
Ile
Soniy
Howe
Wisconsin
Combes
Aril Codiederste
Sateen
Morton
Dic
Mortep
Tie
Melonald
Missisippi
Houtwell
Reala
Sherman
Cevonane
Colum
Acess
Woob
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