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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1894
Page
1
Sheriff reports indicate a chaotic night in the coal district with deputies raiding mines, arresting thirty men including Italians. Descriptions note armed prisoners, fires, and a chaotic street scene as authorities struggled to control unrest.
Report from Orrax on the Honduras conflict cites San Salvador officials escaping capture by Ezeta’s soldiers. Bonilla’s forces surround Clanehito and Vasquez defends the coast at Puerto Lruxillo Culba as Guatemala is said to aid the rebels. San Salvador remains cautious while Hondurans show mixed sympathy.
The anarchist Vaillant, sentenced for the December bomb in the chamber of deputies, was set for execution Wednesday but postponed for a final appeal to President Carnot. Crowds gathered at Place de la Roquette as authorities monitored possible demonstrations. reports say documents in Vaillant's case will reach the presidency Thursday and Carnot may meet defense counsel M. La Lori, with a general view that the execution could occur Thursday morning.
Report of Archbishop Ireland succeeding Santelli as papal ablegate to America denied at residence of the ablezate. Journal in Minnesota cites Mer. O Connell of American College of Rome as potential papal ablegate, while contrasting Ireland. Several other items include a $40.6 million property suit by Antoine Gillis in Kansas City area and the death of trotting mare Delia Shipp in Danville Kentucky.
Reports say the German warship warned the rebel Guanaba and demanded restraint as American and German authorities discuss the incident in the harbor. A separate sequence describes Detroit and Libertad tensions and US vessel protections, with police and political disputes affecting actions in Rio de Janeiro.
Washington notes Admiral Benham backed by duty and restraint as he protested Brazil’s Da Gama over firing on an American flag vessel near Rio de Janeiro. Benham warned retaliation only if American assets were harmed and called Da Gama's actions pirate-like.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Mr. Gladstone plans to resign almost immediately after Parliament's reopening. A letter to the queen will announce the move, driven by age strain and the Home Rule and parish councils bill defeats, with domestic pressure noted as influential.
Delaney Perry once a respected local businessman is detected robbing N H Meyers furnishing store in Jeffersonville Indiana on Wednesday morning He then attempts to loot A O Shuler's dry goods store across the street Perry, a known thief, has served two terms in Kentucky’s Frankfort penitentiary for similar offenses.
Washington January 31 The house debate on the internal revenue bill with the five minute rule opened fiercely as amendments and rival factions clashed. The income tax feature is expected to pass with few changes and the Wilson tariff bill faces strong defense by Wilson and Crisp. Ex Speaker Reed will oppose, forecasting a major effort.
Detroit January 31 Rev Father Edward McGlynn repeats his stance that priests should not teach beyond religion and that public schools suffice when properly run. He asserts religion belongs in churches Sunday schools and at home with the mother, condemning parochial instruction as isolating children.
Reports from Sheboygan Michigan detail smallpox exposure among twenty prisoners and rising diphtheria deaths in Minberg Church Iowa. Pittsburgh’s Mrs Lucy Carnegie launches a $90000 yacht in Baltimore with many guests in attendance. A Nor is wife Mrs Hans Olson of Yankton South Carolina dies by suicide. Presidential nominations include Postmasters John Welfley Devatur Indiana and Samuel Arnold New Castle Indiana. Rosedale cotton mills Rock Mill Alabama shut due to unsold product assets about 50000 liabilities 16000. Sallie Farrett Lawrence County Ohio suffers persistent hiccups. Jack Lavin Paris Kentucky found dead near Rudells Mills after attempting painting.
Cincinnati markets show winter flour and wheat prices with multiple grades and steady oats demand. Philadelphia and Baltimore quote wheat soft to firm, corn steady, and hogs and cattle mixed across Pittsburgh Buffalo and Chicago trading centers with price ranges for cattle cattle veal sheep and hogs.
A tale from Youth's Companion recounts a journey where American tourists try to spot the Tropic of Cancer as their train passes through Mexico. A misread timetable and language gaps spark confusion about stations such as Canitas and Fresnillo as the group jokes and plans a dawn wake-up call.
Loyal to Excess recounts King Oscar of Sweden passing through a town decorated for his visit. A large sign reading Welcome to Your Majesty! hung on a gloomy building. Asked what it was, the king learned it was the county prison and quipped that it carried matters too far.
The article argues that women face stricter limits on leg positions than men and warns that crossing the legs in private rooms can cause serious physical issues. It contrasts men’s relaxed posture with women’s harmful strain on nerves and muscles, claiming risk of satica and other troubles.
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