Germanys plans and Samoa tensions in Pacific
Reports from San Francisco and London describe German encroachments in the Marshall Islands and Pleasant Island, with Samoa at issue. U S House votes 100000 for a coaling station at Pago Pago as Pacific tensions with Germany mount and naval power is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Horlie
Pago Pago
Bismarck
Sax Francisco
Marshall Islands
Pleasant Island
Equator
Germany
Wasurmeron
Secretary of Weate
Mag McCoppin
United States Commission
Melbourne
Federel Council of Australia
Samoa
Australia
Bayard
Loxpox
Standard
Loxpon
Observer
Cold snap grips New England and adjacent regions
Advices from New England and New York report extreme cold with readings from 30 to 40 degrees below zero in many areas and even lower in Ottawa, Saint Lawrence districts, and Adirondacks. Severe subzero temperatures persist across Vermont and nearby towns with scattered readings between 38 and 41 degrees below zero.
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New England
New York
Canada
Boston
Ottawa
Ont
Sanaxac Sage
N. Y
Adirondacks
Rome
Montpauize
Vermont
Montpelier
Barre
Northfield
Morristown
Elmore
Kayser's terrible crime shocks city
Annie Klaus was fatally harmed as Otto Kayser a drunken car conductor attacked the girl and then killed his wife at their home, a confrontation ending with Kayser dying after police arrived. The wife survived initial hospital care but is endangered. Separately Tilden Club marks Seminel J. Tilden’s birth with a banquet and a Newark guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Klaus
PuriapeLreia
Feb
Otto Kayser
Kayser
Thomas Lynn
Kenington Avenue
Igas
Feeming
Episcopal Hospital
Tilden
Hower
New York
Tilden Club
Jersey City
Seminel J. Tilden
Taylor's
William C. McDowell
Newark
Filden
Tilder
Inaugural Cabinet Talks Spark Harrison Selections
February dispatches detail President elect Harrison drafting his inaugural address and outlining cabinet plans. Reports cite discussions over Treasury, Attorney General, and Agriculture posts with names like John C. New, Evarts, Spooner, and Palmer floated amid shifts in who will join the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IspraNaPo
Harrison
T Bbetta
Senate
Great Republic
Wil
Utah
Barrison
Benator Allison
Treasury
Allison
John CG. New
Evarts
Sherman
Ewart
Henderson
Missouri
Alger
Foster
Ohio
Estee
California
Wasaiseton
Indianapolis
Thomas
Navy Department
Iowa
M Thomas
John C. New
Indiana
Illinois
Spooner
Wisconsin
Ewvarts
Palmer
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Mass Meeting at Phoenix Park Against O Brien Arrest
Lord Mayor Sexton presided over a Phoenix Park mass meeting to denounce the treatment of Mr. O'Brien. A memorial signed by four archbishops and most Irish bishops urged the government to halt proceedings endangering O'Brien's life and public peace. Davitt and Healy delivered strong speeches supporting the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Park
O'Brien
Dostin
Sexton
Phoenix Park
O’brien
Messrs. Davitt
Destitution Among the Fathers of a Pér tion of the Territory
A report highlights widespread hardship among frontier settlers as Father Orson faces mounting struggles. Officials note strained resources and increasing poverty, with local leaders calling for aid and relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failere
Orson
Detectives Seek Plumerville Slaying Suspects
Detectives scour the country for the John M Clayton murderers linked to the ballot-box theft at Plummerville on November 6. Authorities report rugged terrain aiding escape. rewards grow as subscriptions pour in. Arkansas lawmakers block a 45000 reward bill but expect rapid passage on constitutional grounds. General Fowell Clayton reports telegram from President elect Harrison expressing indignation and sympathy.
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Plummerville
Howards
le Rock
Ark
John M Clayton
Clayton
Ous
Arkansas
Sena
John M. Clayton
Fowell Clayton
Harrison
Erie
Marion County Chooses Wilson After Sullivan Flight
Marion County commissioners pick John A. Wilson to replace John F. Sullivan, who fled to Canada amid a massive shortfall. The report details losses totaling about 109,500 across public funds private debts and fraudulent warehouse receipts with trust funds at 8,100 and county money handed to Sullivan totaling nearly 25,000.
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Ispianro
Ind
Marion County
John A. Wilson
John FE. Sullivan
Canada
Wilson
Sullivan
Montreal Carnival Opens Amid Record Cold
The first day of Montreal’s carnival opened in extreme cold with temperatures hitting 20 below and 92 below for the wind chill. American visitors endured frostbite risk as trains from the south arrived, and toboggan slides drew few crowds. The ice palace appeared less picturesque due to thaw damage and reduced ice clarity.
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Can
Ero
Wife of imprisoned train robber confesses on deathbed
Chicago Feb 5 Ella Schwartz wife of Harry Schwartz a jailed brakeman in tollet prison for complicity in the Rock Island train robbery and express messenger Nichols murder makes a deathbed confession. She says he gave her 13500 of the stolen money hidden in cartridge shells. The money was reportedly handed to lawyer W P Bowman of Philadelphia who came to defend Schwartz. No trace of the money has been found. Pinkerton detectives had accused Bowman, who denied knowledge of it.
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Kellogg Nichols
Chicago
Ella Schwartz
Harry Schwartz
Tollet Prison
Great Rock Island
Express
Nichols
Schwartz
W. P. Bowman
Philadelphia
Pinkerton
Sco
Bowman
Bank Suspends Operations Amid Depositors’ Concerns
A Marquette financier J V Knepp faces forced suspension of his bank after a notice posted on the door claims a temporary halt. Local deposits and the situation in Manguarre are unclear, with no official statement available yet.
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J. V. Kapp
Marquette
Mich
Manguarre
J. V. Knepp
Waves and wrecks shock two continents with multiple drownings
Reports from Lonpox and Brussels recount ship collisions, a foundering near Bilbau, and a deadly train derailment near Namur. At least 24 aboard a steamer perish, 14 die elsewhere, with survivors and injured treated as weather and structural failures trigger widespread disaster notes.
Washington Centennial Plans for Presidential Reception
At a Centennial Inauguration Committee meeting the reception plan for the President as he travels through Pennsylvania and New Jersey was approved. If General Harrison approves the programme he will leave Washington April 25 or 26, visit Philadelphia and Trenton, then reach Princeton or nearby New Jersey sites, and arrive in Elizabethport Monday April 28 at 11 o clock. A commemorative medal will be struck for the celebration.
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Selmay
Europe
Congress
Prince Bismarck
Bis Marck
Germany
United States
Samoa
McAdoo
Bismarck
South America
Senate
Frye
New Youn
Centennial Inauguration Committee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Harrison
Washington
Philadelphia
Trenton
Princeton College
Elizabethport
A Waif's Funeral for Little Victim of Talmadge Wreck
The charred remains of Mary Lyons, the child from the Talmadge railroad disaster, were buried at Glendale Cemetery Akron. The Akron children formed a fund to erect a monument for the seemingly friendless girl shipped from Chicago to New York, to occupy a prominent grave site.
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Mary Lyons
Akron
Chilren
Axnox
Littl
Glendale
Chicago
New York
Denver Berkeley Motor line wreck leaves several injured
A Sunaway Car on the Berkeley Motor line in Denver jumped the track on a steep grade and was smashed. Passengers suffered injuries including John Berry with fatal injuries, William Greenham the conductor with a spine injury, Otto Brohmer with thigh and arm broken, Mrs. Thomas with head injury and thigh dislocation, and a woman with an arm fracture.
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Denver
Col
Berkeley
North Denver
John Berry
Woalliam Greenham
Otto Brohmer
Mrs. Thomas
Inspector Martin Killed Attempting Arrest in Ireland
In Dests on February 5 Inspector Martin was shot in the head while restraining Father McFadden at Gweedore chapel. The priest escaped the cordon as a stone struck the inspector, who died instantly.
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Ireland
Martin
Gweedore
Father McFadden
Mcfadden
Cleveland's Future Plans After White House Return to Law Practice
Official statement from the Executive Mansion says President Cleveland will return to practice law in New York City after leaving the White House. The United Press received the note at 9 o'clock Sunday evening detailing his forthcoming residence and activities.
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White House
New York City
Sion
United Press Bureau
Cleveland
Biante
New York
Othia
Earthquake shock hits Clarkeville and mixed early notes
News brief montage reports an earthquake felt in Clarkeville Missouri on Saturday morning. It notes the first London edition of the New York Herald, a Bristol church fire with heavy losses, a death sentence in Louisville, and various regional calamities from caving walls to epidemics and legal actions.
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Clarkeville
New Yorke Herald
Tax Methodist
Bristol
Parrly
Charles Dilger
Louisville
Policeman Jones
Lou Sackville
Huntieh
Constantinople
Fort Wayne
Ind
One¢ol Theen
Valancey E. Fuller
Hamilton
Ont
Montcelio
Hil
Hill’e Union Brewery
Newark
N. J
John Kubin
Primrose
Madison
Wis
England
Wisconsin
Walter Ivers
Denver
Providence Coal Company
Dor Street
Provdence
B. L
Gerhard H. Lang
Aviston
Lil
Oskes Ames
Massachusetts
Emma
Mexica
Louis Vailier
Reidel & Nelson
Minneapolis
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Pacific
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National Zeitung
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Wasumerox
Mohican
Mare Inland Navy Yard
Panami
Evners
Admiral Kimberly
Mamoa
House
Saturkey
Pago-Pago
Herbert Alay
Vesuvius
Pago Paco
the State Militia
Washingtos
Secretary of War
Aupanr
Grand Street
Madison Avenue
Bostos
Robson
Crane
Aitwere
Aat- Bie
This
Bus'ness
Johs C. New
Thomas Amd
Evarts and
Sposser
Iniliniapolis
Swetaxarois
Unites States
Fretinghuysen
Wasmisetox
Matilda Griswold Fretinghuysen
Let
Frederick T. Fretinghuysen
Blfour
Dakota
Montreal
Europa
Perseus Ars
Maliway
Belgam
Lonpox
Manson
Lyttleton
Congesess
Remus
Bilbau
Philippines
Yourteen
Bruassens
Brussels
Namur
Groenendzel
K Med
Hoevinsert
Bexrurs
Berlin
North Sea
Helgoland
Republican
Marian
Starouru
Witliscroft
Witliscroftsbout
Gackville's Buccesbor
Julian Pannerfote
Foreign Office
Lonnox
Julian Pauncefste
United Kings
Jotan Pauacetote
Robert Pauacetote
Preston Court
Giouess
Munich
Paris
Geneva
Marlborough College
Inner Temple
Oxford
Hong-Kong
Supreme Court
Legislative Councils
Leeward Islands
Syd Tenderden
Ltaw
Order of St. Michael and St. Genrivat
Aden
Colombo
Suez
Cairo
Pyra
Mida
Port Bald
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Mitake
Varnni
Willian & Ail
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Daniels, & Breadway
Macy & Co
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