La Gascogne Arrives in New York After Atlantic Trial
The French liner La Gascogne, eight days overdue, anchors near Fire Island after a westbound voyage from Havre begun January 26. A broken piston rod and fierce gales left the ship crippled, but Captain Baudelon and crew brought it safely to port amid joyous scenes in New York.
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la Gascogne
North Atlantic
Baudelon
Maritime Exchange
Fire Island
A. A. Richie
Ocala
Fla
la Gas
Paris
Havre
New York
Gascogne
Martin
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Crosier
Jean
Fred B. Cazell
Sandy Hook
Ea Sea Lessey
No Fast Southern Mail Fails in Senate Action
The post office appropriation bill was called up in the senate without the southern fast mail amendment to Cincinnati and the Atlantic coast line service. Other items include Sherman pushing for extra judges for Cleveland and Chicago public building bill amendments approved by the house.
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Post Office Committee
Washington
Cincinnati
Post Office
Senate
Atlantic Coast Line
Sherman
Cleveland
Chicago
House
Cranston
State Department
J. C. Cranston
Vancouver
Hawaii
United States
Cable Hill
WasnineGt Ten
International Pacific Cable Co
California
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Pacific
Asia
Australia
Charles W. Steno
Pennsylvania
Washineton
Storer
Sixth District
United States Circuit Court
Judiciary Committee
Treasury
Wasnineton
Carlisle
Preached Over a Telephone Sermon Stuns Atlanta Crowd
Rev. J. B. Hawthorne of First Baptist preached by telephone to listeners in Atlanta and five surrounding cities. He did not attack Col. R. G. Ingersoll as expected, leaving auditors disappointed.
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Atlanta
J. B. Hawthorne
First Baptist Church
Athens
Griffin
Macon
Madison
Col
R. G. Ingersoll
The Servia Detained by Mails Snowbound
The steamer Servia from Liverpool to New York was detained at Queenstown because mails did not arrive. Mail snowed in at Charlesville, twenty two miles south of Limerick. A skater drowned on the Steubenville river after breaking through ice despite swimming attempts. Gov Mor ton signed removal power giving New York mayor power to depose department heads. Wallace Williams of Montpelier, Buran county, died frozen on the road after exposure.
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Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Charlesville
Limerick
Argany, N
Morton
Strong
New York City
Buran
Wallace Williama
Montpelier
Fromen
Desth
Wreck Crew Arrives as Pilots Face Harsh Seas
Forty crew members from the wrecked Cienfuegos arrive in New York aboard the Santiago under escort of First Assistant Engineer Underwood. Other officers and some crew remain with the damaged vessel off Harbor Island. The Maryland sails to Valentia with the Loch Mare in tow after a fierce gale.
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New York
Ward Line
Santiago
Nassau
Cienfuegos
Harbor Island
Bahamas
Dean Young
England
Underwood
London
Maryland
Herman
Philadelphia
Valentia
Loch Mare
Allison
Charleston
Bremen
Glasgow
Greenock
New Jersey
J. H. Stafford
Apportionment caucus backs bills amid canal survey talk
Indiana legislature with a quorum issue heated debate over apportionment unconstitutional stance. Senators Haggard and Wishard push measures. House data shows bonds for Blackford courthouse and county officer fees sparking controversy. Contested election Miller defeats Bowers. age consent debate tilts toward compromise at 18 versus 16.
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Indianapold
Senate
Haggard
Lake Michigan
Wabash River
Kankakee River
Wishard
Newhouse
House
William H. English
Monument Commission
McGeasath
Blackford
Cranor
County Officers’ Association
Adams
Merrill
F M Miller
A. J Bowers
Miller
Bowers
President sends Behring sea message to Congress
The president transmitted to Congress a message and sundry papers on Behring Sea regulations. He notes no further information is available beyond the records from the secretary of state treasury and navy and cites that some naval logbooks cannot be fully furnished. Cleveland expresses hope the reports cover essential inquiries.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Tribunal of Arbitration
Paris
Probiloff
Commander Islands
North Pacific Ocean
Behring Sea
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Navy
Grover Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Funeral Held Over Coffin of Elbe Victim in St Lovuis
Mrs. Conrad Weiderhold of 3517 Cozzens Street held a funeral at home for her presumed Bremen passenger husband from the steamer Elbe. Six pallbearers carried an expensive casket filled with flowers as Rev. Gustav Wangerin led brief services. Disposition of the casket was not decided.
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St. Lovuis
Conrad Weiderhold
Cozzens Street
Bremen
Elbe
Gustav Wangerin
Evans Answer to Turney Fraud Charges in Tennessee
H Clay Evans republican claimant for the governorship filed his answer in Nashville to Gov Turneys charges. He replies to allegations of fraud in republican counties and expands with further accusations of fraud in other counties objected to in the convention. He argues proceedings unconstitutional and that poll tax law is unconstitutional.
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Nashville
Tenn
H. Clay Evans
Turney
Evans
Torney
Ohio Miners Split Tensions Rise Over Officers Rift
The Knights of Labor Miners National District Assembly in Worthwein's hall with about forty delegates debated secession to form a United Mineworkers alliance. They cite discontent with current officers and aim to consolidate dues under United Mineworkers officials. Carl Browne attended from Massillon district as plans to reorganize unfold and Adams charges against national officers to be reviewed. Secretary McBryde and others faced exclusions and criticisms amid open session.
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Knights of Labor
Knights
United
United Mineworkers
T. V. Powderly
New Orleans
Robert Wachborn
Pennsylvania
W. C. Webb
Kentucky
T. A. Bradley
J. A. Cairns
Pat McBryde
McBryde
Sovereign
Hayes
Carl Browne
Gen
Coxey
Massillon
Trade Assembly
Ohio
Adams
Phil H. Penna
W. ©. Pearce
The
Ohio Miners
Violence at a Texan dance and other national incidents
A Mexican shooter killed two at a dance in McNeil Texas. A Pensacola synagogue burned down. Wiley Jordan’s killer Young Stovall died in jail near Jacksonville Alabama. A gold parity debate bill is introduced. Hoar’s fourth Senate term credentials presented by Lodge. Elevator accident injures John Ripley in Valparaiso Indiana. Dudley hosiery mill in Newton Lower Falls to reopen with 500 workers. Nevada votes down woman suffrage 17 to 13. City of St Augustine steamship disappeared after Jan 30 departure. Mary Ann Miller case ends in city damages settlement. Ohio lawmakers gather for a banquet at Cincinnati. John Hildebrand injures hand in Huntington. Canton mine cave-in kills two men.
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McNeil
Tex
Pensacola
Fla
Young Stovall
Wiley Jordan
Jacksonville
Ala
Hill
Hoar
Senate
Lodge
Valparaiso
Ind
Cosmo Butter Mille Soap Co
John Ripley
Burlington
Ripley
Dudley Hosiery Mills
Newton Lower Falls
Mass
Nevada
City of St. Augustine
Gaskell
New York
Mary Ann Miller
Alliance, CO
Alliance
Seventy-first General Assembly
State of Ohio
Grand Hotel
Cincinnati
John Hildebrand
Huntington
Biwabik
Mesaba
Canton
Market summaries across cities show varied grain and livestock prices
Prices for Wheat, Corn, Oats and live stock fluctuate across Cincinnati Baltimore Toledo Pittsburgh and Buffalo. No. 2 red wheat bids around 56 to 58 cents, corn near 46 to 48 cents, oats 34 to 37 cents, with cattle hogs and sheep prices ranging from steady to higher for select lots.
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Baltimore
Toledo
Pitsburge
Buffalo
N. Y
Mystery Surrounds Gratz Ky Strange Animal Encounter
In Gratz Kentucky Owen County residents reported a huge canine dragging a human body near Kenneys sawmill by the river. The animal pursued Peter King after he threw a stone, dragging the body into the woods where piteous moans and screams were later heard. Authorities found four footed tracks with three claws leading to a creek while a nearby hole suggested a shallow grave. No missing person or culprit identified despite searches.
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Grats
Owen County
Kentucky River
Henry County
Peter King
Grata
Hood
Kenney
King
Nick Chesler
Bud Adams
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Samuel Miller
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Turkey
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James C. Carter
David H. Greer
Halifax
St. Pierre
Angrove
New Foundland
Sable Island
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Hadji Vallost
Manchuria
Shanghai
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Crry
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Behring Sea Papers
National Organization
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