Interment of Crown Prince Rudolph in Vienna
Vienna mourns as funeral rites seal Crown Prince Rudolph’s burial. Emperor and Empress attend the Capuchin rites while Archduchess Stephanie’s future and Elizabeth’s education are addressed per Rudolph’s will. Public grief shrouds city as processions and church services proceed.
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Rudolph
Vienna
Lisin
Busieas
Stephanie
Paiace
Imper
Catafalque
Funer
Augustine
Ganglebauer
Cardinal Hohenlohe
Francis Ledsph
Elizabeth
Northwest Blizzard Death Toll Reported Amid Cold Wave
February reports from the Northwest recount two storm deaths in Ontario and Michigan as blizzard conditions persist. In Washington a toppled building killed a man. in Michigan farmer Patton died after his wagon was swept from the road. Bay City and Saginaw area residents faced near freezing temperatures. In Ontario snow and wind caused heavy drift and railway delays as temperatures dipped to 40 degrees below zero in places.
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Eversi
Sr. Pave
Mind
Oe T
Patrnton
Dereatrr
Mich
Michigan
Fred Close
Bay City
St Clare
George Lutes
Ot Ogemac Springs
Tonorto
Thid
Boto
Millers Organize for Protection at Indianapolis Meeting
Merchants from Ohio Indiana Iowa Michigan and other Western wheat states gather in Indianapolis to form a national millers organization. President Noel outlines aims to protect against outrages and set governing rules with plans to include Michigan. A tariff fairness resolution is adopted.
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Indianapolis
Michigan
United States
Bill Allows Attorneys Fees for Wages Suits Passed Third Reading
In the House the measure letting workers who sue for unpaid wages recover reasonable attorney fees was advanced to a third reading. Senate adopted joint rules for the last General Assembly. Debates continued on Gee Lec. Option and Pharmacy laws. Several new bills introduced including licensing affidavits for marriages to aid county clerks, a $12,000 relief appropriation for a widow, and a tax levy proposal for cities for electoral and registration purposes.
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Sreinecsievy
Senate
General Assembly
John F. Adderdale
Chester
Joint Convention Seeks Wage Scale in Indiana Mine Field
Miners and mine operators met in Endtaciapolis Indiana on a Tuesday session to set a fair wage scale for the coming year. Operators currently pay 55 cents per ton and seek 74 cents while miners demand raises but may settle near current rates. Delegates debated admitting the Knights of Labor as federation members opposed by the Union. The talks continued late last night with no final agreement.
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Eablie
Losa
Wegon
Second Avenue
Bac
Broadway
New York
Third Avenue
Knights of Labor
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Be Ng
Endtaci
Inxptawaroutsa
Ind
Hustels
Ghia
Pennsylvania
Seasion
Indiana House approves Supreme Court Commission bill
The Indiana House passed by party vote the Supreme Court Commission bill and measures creating a board of control separate bonds for benevolent institutions and the State Board of Ober thes. The Deficiency bill was considered and other related measures passed including creation of a Supreme Court in Bigbart County and a private prayer case noted. A fire in Nebraska reported later in the day.
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InpraRarouis
Ind
House
Supreme Court Commission
Qa Board of Control
Indianapolis
State Board of Ober
Ak Lowi
Lee
Ane
Paterton
Under the Ice Fate of Party or Liégzers at Pine Lake NY
A report from Pine Lake New York notes a mysterious incident involving individuals linked to the Fate of and a party known as Liégzers. Read details on the unfolding actions around the frozen lake and local responses.
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Pine ‘Lake
New York
Calamity at Pine Lake Claims Loggers and Teams
News from Canasouarie New York reports a disaster at Pine lake Fulton County where ice broke as loggers crossed to drag logs. Seventeen drivers and all their teams perished while seven drivers escaped. Rescue drags will proceed to the lake. The accident involved twenty four teams and massive logs.
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Canasouarie
Pine Lake
Fullop County
Mohwk Valley
Fulton County
Wisconsin House calls for probe into state printing contracts
Widdisox February 7 reports the Wisconsin House adopted a resolution to appoint a special committee to conduct a thorough investigation of state printing contracts. The Legislature passed a bill amending the Keogh Election law and another bill imposing punishment for abandonment of minor children and spouses. Senators approved a $12,000 state fishery appropriation. A petition sought to replace Blark with A Flower as librarian.
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Hill
Widdisox
Wis
House
Milwaukee
Senate
Sens
Milwaukete
Ani A. Flower
Oklahoma Boom and Exodus Across the Midwest
Reported movement in Oklahoma and surrounding regions as residents flee toward Kansas and other territories amid fevered conditions and temperance legislation. Mention of a broad citizen exodus includes bankers, merchants, lawyers, and preachers signifying intent to join a relocating effort. Separate item notes Massachusetts and Pennsylvania political activity on February 7.
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Cincineca
Kansas
Crtr
Yatenga Pound
Rioting in Ching-Kiang-Foo prompts British naval response
Advices from Shang indicate a riot at Ching-Kiang-Foo with foreigners’ houses wrecked and the British consulate damaged. The Marine has been sent to protect British subjects as authorities move to quell the unrest.
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London
Shang
Ching-Kiang-Foo
Creek Indians Cede Half of Oklahoma Reservation to U S
Washington Feb 7 The President sent Congress a message detailing an agreement with the Creek Indians of Indian Territory. For 2 280 857 dollars paid by the United States the western half of the Creek reservation will be ceded. The fund proceeds fund education and civilization programs while 2 000 000 goes to the U S Treasury. Congress is urged to ratify before July 1 138. The move sparks Oklahoma bill veto speculation despite Senate referral to Territories.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Congress
United States
Creek Council
Senate
Committee On Territories
Bayard Sees Berlin Conference on Samoa Move Forward
Secretary Bayard informs the German minister that Berlin will resume the Samoa conference begun in Washington in 1887. He notes tentative approval of a peaceful settlement in Samoa and says Congress should receive the communications before public release.
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Bismarck
Berlin
Washington
Bayard
York
Herald Woahhington
Prince Bismerck
Tionti
Pers
Samoa
Arrested Out West Sam Ford Captured in Arson Case
United States Marshal Gillespie arrested Sam Ford of Kankakee Illinois for forgery in Kankakee and Champaign and for whom Pinkertons offer a $2000 reward. Ford admitted to forging checks on National banks in Kankakee and Champaign and possession of a ticket to New Orleans.
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Tucsox
United States
Gillespie
Sam Ford
Kankakee
Cilliags
Champaign
Pinkertons
Ford
New Orleans
Haitin Battle Horrors Near Grandseleine Reported
Dispatches describe a brutal engagement near Grandseleine as Hippolyte’s forces overrun the town. About 200 Legitime troops and local volunteers were overwhelmed while civilians fled or hid as gunboats bombarded the harbor. The campaign reportedly left towns destroyed and many dead or wounded, with reports of executions and torture of prisoners.
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Butcheny
Br. Manis
Hayti
Hippolyte
Rata
Leigure
Grandseleine
Leduime
Montpoint
Navy
St. Marie
Gonaives
Gonsives
Grandagleine
Legitime
Ahr
Marie
Harold
Hishte
Cheurhaak
Fitfay
Mt. Maris
Lopitiog
Great
Chicago newspaper man shoots wife then kills self
Walter B., a Chicago reporter and dramatic critic, shot his wife in Cortland and then killed himself in a hotel parlor. Neighbors describe a marriage troubled by dissipation and frequent quarrels. This marks the third murder and self-inflicted death in Chicago since Sunday morning.
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Chicago
Rey Crocado
Walter
Cortland
Adams
Bradley
Hia
Cn Cago
Explosion at Nebraska State Hospital injures four
At 3 PM two boilers exploded in the engine room of the Nebraska insane asylum. The blast wrecked the engine house, killed one of the engineers, injured two patients, and wounded another two patients. Five boilers and the dynamo were destroyed leaving the building without light or heat. Estimated loss about 20 600 pounds.
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Nebraska Insane Hospital
State Hospital
Tasuna
Market summary with erratic prices and mixed activity
The market notes show varied activity across items with early weakness turning firmer later in the session. Prices listed include references to specific lots and months such as March and May with ranges around 46.4c and 11.62% profits, alongside notes on samples and bids for unspecified commodities.
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Provintons
Fen, & Foye Arket Dufet
Nteddy
Ee Bakers
Mua
Sige
Fabre- Bry
HBO
C. Tic Nas
Geen Tee
Gee
Wbste
Apie
Nee White
Marth
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