French Upset Rumors Stir up Government Turmoil
Paris reports growing public demand for upheaval as radicals and the Duc d Orleans are linked to plots against the republic. Senate and Chamber clash over confidence votes while Faure faces cabinet crisis and possible dissolution of parliament.
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Paris
France
Chamber
Faure
Brussels
Victor Napoleon
Duc d’Orleans
Senate
Luxembourg
Southern Railway
Jackson and Walling Case Postponed to February 27
Jackson and Walling, held on murder related charges, had preliminary hearings in Cincinnati with a continuance granted. Gov. Bushnell signed requisition papers for their transfer to Kentucky, appointing Sheriff Plummer as agent. The case next appears February 27, with intense public interest and a tied inquiry into Pearl Bryan's murder.
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Jackson
Walling
Whittaker
Judge Gregg
Nippert
Scott Jackson
Alonzo Walling
Alricht
Bryan
Fort Thomas
May Smith
Cincinnati
Louisville
Miss Smith
Pearl Bryan
Columbus
Bushnell
Plummer
Monett
Gen. Monett
Hamilton
Kentucky
Baltimore & Ohio
Clara Barton Secures Turkish Aid for Red Cross Relief
A cable from Alex W. Terrell, U S minister to Turkey, reports Miss Clara Barton obtained permission from the Sublime Porte to distribute Armenian relief. The Porte had previously refused relief, but Barton and her party were promised protection and aid, with headquarters set at Para and assistants proceeding inland. The dispatch ends with the note that the door is opened wide for charity.
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Washingtown
State Department
Alex W. Terrell
United States
Turkey
Para
Constantinople
Clara Barton
American National Red Cross Society
Sublime Porte
Red Cross Society
Kuhn Case Ends with Maggie Kuhn Freed on Murder Charge
Judge Miller releases Maggie Kuhn from $4,000 bonds and clears her of premeditated murder in the 1894 death of Edward Kuhn. The Midkiff and Kuhn families, prominent Shelby county interests, faced a high profile trial that drew Indianapolis lawyers and was described as the era’s grandest southern Indiana case.
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Maggie Kuhn
Greenspeare
Ind
Miller
Circuit Court
Edward Kuhn
Midkiff
Kuhn
Shelby County
Elvira Midkiff
John
Alvin
Duncan & Smith
Venezuela Dispute Talks Seen Satisfactory to Both Sides
London reports the Venezuela negotiations between the United States and Great Britain are progressing on Smalley’s joint commission plan. The Daily News says the commission would act as conciliation rather than arbitration and notes Britain’s favorable view of a US led quasi sovereignty stance.
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United States
Great Britain
London
The
Daily News
Venezuela
G. W. Smalley
Times
Lord Salisbury
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Passes House for Seed Distribution
Washington reports the House approved the agricultural appropriation bill after three days of debate. Amendments require the secretary to purchase and distribute seed, raise seed funding from 130000 to 150000 dollars, and restore the seed division with full clerical staff to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Morton
Glass Workers Unite in Major Trade Federation
Heads of Flint Window Glass and Green Glass unions finalize a cooperative plan uniting 75,000 glass workers. If ratified by voters, the federation forms a powerful single body while preserving each branch’s identity. A per capita tax funds operations.
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Pirrspurah
Glass Working Trades
The
Flint
Window Glass
Green Glass Associations
United States
Action to be Taken Against Southern Railroad Over Jim Crow Car
Indianapolis reports a meeting at Bethel M E church to discuss Mrs. Lilian Thomas Fox who faced segregation on a Queen & Crescent Railroad train. A damage suit is planned and another church gathering is set for Thursday to pursue action.
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Southern Railroad
Indianapolis
Ind
Bethel M. E. Church
Lilian Thomas Fox
Mine Blast Wrecks Vulcan Coal Mine in New Castle
A gas explosion at the Vulcan coal mine below New Castle Colorado wrecked the mine killing all 60 plus workers present. The slope collapsed burying the site in debris with rescue expected to take days amid a city shaken by the blast.
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New Castle
Col
Vulcan
Hogback
Town
Griffith
James Harrison
Congressional appropriation bill and Senate confirmations reported
Washington reports on February 19 detail the House receiving the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill with 21 444 195 dollars in funding, below estimates and the prior year. The Senate confirmed several nominations including M A Smalley, P S Nagle, J N Morrison, and W H Hener. A British American commission to settle the Venezuelan boundary dispute was proposed, with no firm shape yet. The treasury gold reserve stood at 90 439 000 dollars.
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Washington
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
United States
M. A. Smalley
Ohio
Patrick S. Nagle
Territory
Oklahoma
Jasper N. Morrison
Missouri
W. H. Hener
Corps of Engineers
Missouri River Commission
Joint Commission
London
The
Central News
Adams sails from San Francisco for Honolulu
A telegraph gathered dispatch notes the US ship Adams left San Francisco bound for Honolulu on Tuesday. The report spans international finance, crime, politics, and sports from across North America and Europe.
Weather Outlook for Kentucky Ohio Indiana
Forecast for Tuesday calls for fair and warmer conditions in Kentucky with southwest winds. Ohio sees fair weather with light lake snow near the lake and warmer temperatures in the east, with southwest winds. Indiana will have fair weather with westerly winds.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Markets Report Highlights Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
The Cincinnati market lists flour and grain prices for spring and winter patents, low grades, and cherities with mixed futures. Wheat and corn prices move in New York and Toledo, while Chicago and Baltimore show futures and spot quotes. Cattle, hogs, and sheep are priced across Pittsburgh and Buffalo with ranges for feeders, heavy hogs, and prime lambs.
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Cincinnati
Northwestern
New York
Western
Pittsburgh
Best York
Buffalo
N. Y
Foxes Starve in Severe Snow Drive Lethal Encounters
Two hungry foxes prowling Cross Fork Pennsylvania yards met fatal ends in separate incidents. One fox confronted George Pifer’s yard and near the chicken coop but was crushed by a black ram in the sheep pen. Later, a fox near the Turpie residence was knocked down with tongs by Mrs Turpie and killed by a dog before it could rise.
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Strangs
George Pifer
Pifer
Reynard
Turpie Place
Pifer’s
Drunken Man Breaks Window Over Self Image in Chicago
A drunk man smashed a plate glass window at Harvey's tailor shop in 68 Washington Street Chicago after staring at his reflection and not liking his likeness. He fled dazed but unhurt amid shards while a bystander cried for a cop as other police were unavailable. Kept a Vow for Thirty Years After returning home to Washington New Jersey from a 30 year hermitage David Hamyael left his wife and three children following a quarrel over support for Marcus Ward in 1866.
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United States
Adams
San Francisco
Honolulu
Christopher Negri
Florence
Milan
John Connors
Quebec
Connolly Bros. Contractors
Sherbrooke
Andrew Boyd
Montreal
Bow Street
London
Barkentine
Port Gamble
State Central Committee
Arkansas
Little Rock
Col
Thomas Fletcher
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Union
Democratic Executive Committee
Indian Territory
Vinita
I. T
Chicago
J. A. Strathy
Bank of Toronto
Barrie
Ont
Ottawa
Julian Pauncefote
Bert Hillarey
County Hospital
Lima (C
Hillarey
Harvey
Washington Street
Ard
David Hamyael
Hardwick Township
Washington, N. J
Marcus Ward
Ernor
New Jersey
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Ed Ott
Ed Ziph
Saul Samuel
New South Wales
Jion
Duncan Gillies
Victoria
Australia
Staunton, Lil
Mount Olive
Consolidated Coal Co
Staunton
Dr. Jameson
South African Republic
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Transvaal
Chamberlain
Messrs. Phillips
Farrar
Fitzpatrick
Col Rhodes
Batavia
BatAavia
Albert Lane
Nichols & Nichols, & Law Firm
Liabili
Jackson and Walling
Emil Moeschke
Llammond
Moeschke
Gauurrouis
Henry Gillespie
John Sheline
Salt Creek
Sheline
Gillespie
New England
Woopsville
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Lancaster
Vermont
Maine
Trenton
N. J
Golding, Sons & Co
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Hockessin
Del
Troy
Apollo Hall
Congress and
River Streets
Terrell
Indiana News
Glass Workers Combine
Brooklyn
Franz M. Schwab
Bernard
Schwab
Congressional Campaign Committee
Orrando
Firstspano
Chapman Wrecking Co
Inpianapolis
Omer Thomas
Thomas
McCray
Brown
Suaicide
Charles Nozworthy
American Lounge Company
Here
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Jordan
Martinsville
E. English
Hig
Mundez
Reason Baker
Baker
Wapasa
George Harris
Sueelbyville
Robert Bausback
Sexymovin
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Jennings County
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