Indian Problem in Opposition and Irrigation Debate
Report covers debates on Indian policy with Carlisle and Hampton schools, education of Indian children, and statehood irrigation issues in the West. Mentions Tillman speculation of a presidential bid and notes on Ro ot era. Contains analysis of arid lands and developing territories New Mexico and Arizona. Focus on irrigation and education debates with states’ arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Army Staff
Root
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Insect Gossip and Pension Talk Shape South Carolina Politics
Amid brisk political whispers of 1896, South Carolina leaders back a favored path. Senator Scott of West Virginia gains attention for his pension stance, with supporters praising him as a potential Republican nominee. The chatter reflects debts and doubts about the era’s presidential prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. ‘Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
Scott
West Virginia
West Virginia Benatar
Crisis in Waterbury trolley strike feared riots
Telegraph reports Waterbury Connecticut on February 5 faced fears of riot and disorder if militia withdrew. Despite rain and tension, authorities kept quiet. Sheriff Dunham arrived with 80 deputies. troops and police stations used telephones and searchlights to monitor strike areas. A small riot occurred as last trips ran, but damage was limited. Strikers worked to keep friends off streets, aiding order.
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Waterbury
Conn
Signal Corps
South Main Street
Dunham
Waterhary
New Haven
Ofder
Rebel forces near Caracas threaten battle near city
Telegraph dispatch from Caracas reports that Mafin troops left Tuesday to meet rebel forces advancing on the capital. Battle is likely underway. the report is believed true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Age
Paris
Mafin
Caracas
Venezela
Senator Hanna Fath ers Bill Pensions Ex Slaves
Washington Feb 5 Senator Hanna introduces in senate a bill to pension ex slaves He says he presents the measure as a request and does not want it underscored or personally endorses its favor for passage and action through proper channels holding the measure for public review
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Washington
Senate
Hanna
Kaiser Plays Horse With England Over Venezuela
Diplomatic gossip points to two possible shifts in German policy on Venezuela. The Kaiser, who has bound England to current measures, now hints at a graceful surrender on key contested points. The move is said to foster friendlier U S-German ties while aggravating English-American tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
London
Fel
Venezuela
England
Germany
State Journal Has New Owners
A Columbus based Republican group has bought the Ohio State Journal and installed veteran editor Samuel G. McClure as editor and general manager. The new management took control this morning and aims to keep the paper among the country’s best Republican publications.
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Columbus Republicans
Ohio State Journal
Samuel G. McClure
The
State Journal
Should Students Rule The School Debate In Hyde Park
The Excelsior society held its regular weekly literary at Alcyone hall, high school, Thursday. The debate asked if the self government system at Hyde Park school Chicago would be an advisable innovation in Coshoc ton schools. Superintendent Howard Lennon of the county infirmary is in the city today.
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Excelsior Society
Alcyone Hall
High School
Hyde Park School
Chicago
Coshocton
Howard Lennon
County Infirmary
Chicago Storm Brings Severe Cold and Suffering
Chingo Poor reports from The Age on a post storm Chicago facing a deep cold wave. Despite partial restoration of telegraph and telephone lines, traffic and fuel delivery remain crippled. Hundreds seek aid as relief work proceeds slowly amid widespread misery among the city’s poorer classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Chicago
Lis
Mrs Callaghan Dies of Smallpox in Uhrichsville
Mrs James Callaghan aged about forty died Wednesday afternoon at her Uhrichsville home from smallpox. Burial was at daybreak, she leaves ten children, one abroad in the Philippines and another in Maryland. Fed ward Bachman lived with her and was first to contract the illness. his sister Misa Amelia remains ill at the home. The death surprised the family as she had not seemed seriously ill. A note on famine bread in Northern Sweden references ground pine bark and hemlock moss.
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James Callaghan
Uhrichsville
Callaghan
Prisoner William Hooper Young collapse in murder trial
New York Feb 5 William Hooper Young appearing before Judge Perry for the murder of Mrs Anna Pulitzer collapsed in the courtroom. He appeared in destitute condition with ashen face long unkempt hair and beard and eyes roaming. He was carried from the courtroom after a court counsel conference ordered two physicians to examine him.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Perry
Young
No Result From Long Conference With Miners
By Telegraph to The Age Indianapolis February report says the scale committee of operators and miners cannot reach an agreement. Miners are instructed to hold out for 1234 cents per ton flat, and the committee lacks power to alter that figure. The matter will be referred back to the scale committees once the report is made, and a four state miners convention may be called to decide whether to release the scale committee or grant it authority to meet operators' demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Indianapolis
Newcomerstown residents seek temporary bridge
Newcomerstown citizens urged county commissioners on Wednesday to build a temporary bridge over the Pustara River or repair the existing route. Editor Dull spoke for the Newcomerstown Index. Four miles of hilly detour exist, milk routes cut off, and crews assessed costs to pull the old bridge from the river.
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Alélegation
Newcomerstown
Ecounty
Pustara
Dull
Newcomerstown Index
Tale
Ma Davis
Fisher
Ness
Equipment of road goes up in smoke at Chagrin Falls
Fire destroyed high cars of the Cleveland and Eastern Traction company at Chagrin Falls last night leaving the branch without equipment. Loss placed at 80 000 dollars. Local news item from Cleveland dated February 5.
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Cleveland
Cleveland and Eastern Traction Company
Chagrin Falls
Hague Conference Moves Venezuelan Dispute Toward Settlement
Allies push for early adjustment of the Venezuelan claim without Hague reference. British ambassador and German minister confer with Secretary Hay as Bowen resists top terms. Hopeful talks at the British embassy consider possible referral to the Hague with cautious expectations and wide regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph -Ta
Aue-E
Washington
Lalbroghios
Hague Tribunal
Iteagtting & Tions
Germeign
Berl Dt
Venezuela
Bowen
Ta Guayta
Porto Cavello
Efort
United States
South America
Hay
Baron von Sternberg
The
Hague
Striking Oil and Pipe Movement in Keene Area
Samuel Seigrist returned from Washington county where he promotes the People's Oil & Gas company. The second oil well yielded twenty five feet of oil in the pipe. another well will be drilled soon. Eight carloads of pipe are being distributed along the natural gas line. Perry Mowery and Bamer Allen of the Coshocton Gas company visited Tunnel Hill. Keene Presbyterian ladies announce a chicken pie supper at the village hall on Wednesday evening February 11 with admission including supper two cents.
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Samuel Seigrist
Washington County
People’s Oil & Gas Company
Perry Mowery
Bamer Allen
Coshocton
Presbyterian Ladies of
Keene
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