Global Happenings And Domestic Debates In One Roundup
Senate passes ship subsidy bill for 16 knot vessels to several regions. Hardwick and Mann spar over data on corporations. Berlin presses refrain from Reichstag debates amid tensions. Chicago fire devastates Grand Pacific hotel as mob derides officials.
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South America
Philippines
Australia
China
Japan
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Hardwick
Georgia
Congress
Mann
Illinois
House
Bureau of Corporations
Bartlett
la Jollette
Wisconsin
Gore
Bailey
Stoessel Begins Term At Fortress After Commuted Death Sentence
Lieut General Stoessel started serving ten years in the St Peter and St Paul fortress after his death sentence for surrendering Port Arthur was commuted by Emperor Nicholas. Boise Penrose is reported dangerously ill at his Philadelphia home with facial erysipelas. Anna Gould lands in New York and says she will not wed Prince de Sagan. John H. Foster of Evansville is renominated for Congress. Abraham H. Hummel is released from prison after ten months for conspiracy. Curtis Guild is critically ill in Massachusetts. Grover Cleveland marks his seventy first birthday quietly at Lakewood New Jersey. Ogden Armour elected director of the Illinois Central Railroad succeeding Stuyvesant Fish.
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Berlin
Herr Groeber
Center Party
Grand Pacific
Chicago
Frank W. Lyle
Ira B. Gage
Dowagiac
Mich
Cassopolis
Charles Logan
Charles Jones
el Paso
Tex
Clarksburg
W. Va
Violet Pierce
H. Clay Pierce
St. Louis
James
Neb
Scranton
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pearsall
Pittsburg
Ankodine Ziteso
Tsarkoe-Selo Palace
St. Petersburg
United Home Protectors’ Fraternity
Port Huron
Supreme
W. L. Wilson
Kattowitz
Prussian Silesia
Town
William H. Taft
William E. Allison
Smirnoff
Fock
Port Arthur
Monongahela
Guatanamo Bay
First National Bank of Ladysmith
Wis
Busse
Stoessel
Emperor Nicholas
St. Peter and
St. Paul
United States
Boise Penrose
Philadelphia
Anna Gould
New York
Prince de Sagan
John H. Foster
Evansville
Japan Invites Battleship Fleet for Visit
Government accepts an invitation from the emperor of Japan for the battleship fleet to visit. The Rome official journal notes engagements and noble titles in Europe.
Notable American Deaths Hit By Illness and Misfortune
A series of obituaries notes deaths across the United States. Rev. Charles H. Fowler dies in New York at 71 from heart failure amid illness. John G. Williamson dies at Williams College after pneumonia. Frank H. Hosford, prominent journalist, dies by suicide in Washington. Donald R. Lord, salmon cannery designer, dies in Seattle at 70. John B. Rainey dies in New Orleans at 62. Dr. John Bryant, physician and yachtsman, dies in Boston. Mrs. Eli Palmer and Joseph Rosenblum drown in Shenango River near Sharon Pa. A U S navy uniformed youth commits suicide by leaping from the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Charles H. Fowler
The
Methodist Episcopal Chuch
New York
John G. Williamson
Quincy
Williams College
Frank H. Hosford
Reading
House of Representatives
Washington
Donald R. Lord
West
Seattle
John 8. Rainey
New Orleans
John Bryant
Boston
Eli Palmer
Joseph Rosenblum
Shenang River
Sharon
United States Navy
Brooklyn Bridge
Senator William J Bryan dies of typhoid in Washington
Florida U S Senator William James Bryan died at Providence hospital at 8 30 a m from typhoid fever The 1876 born lawyer and Emory and Washington and Lee graduate had served 73 days since succeeding Stephen R Mallory as one of seven post adjournment deaths in the Fifty ninth congress He was married to Janet Millan of Lexington Virginia
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Washington
United States
William James Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
Stephen R. Mallory
Bryan
Senate
Alabama
Morgan
Pettus
Mallory
Latimer
South Carolina
Proctor
Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
Mr. Bryan
Orange County
Emory College
Georgia
Washington and Lee University
Jacksonville
Fla
Duval County Criminal Court
Janet Millan
Lexington
Littlefield Resigns from Congress to Resume Law Practice
Rockland Maine Sunday report states Congressman Charles E Littlefield sent a resignation letter to Governor Cobb effective September 380 next and cited a wish to return to his law practice after being compelled by Congress duties. The move surprised Cobb and Littlefield supporters.
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Maine
Rockland
William T. Cobb
Charles E. Littlefield
Congress
Second District
Republican Congressional Committee
Littlefield
Cobb
Confesses Brutal Murder In Fort Wayne Arrests
Grover C. Blake and Orsel Reynolds of Anderson Indiana were arrested in Fort Wayne on charges of murdering Blake's mother in Anderson. Blake confessed after arrest saying he and Reynolds drank and needed money. He knocked his mother insensible with a hammer, robbed her, and Reynolds struck her again.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Grover C. Blake
Orsel Reynolds
Anderson
Blake
Reynolds
King Manuel Arm Wound May Force Amputation
Madrid sources cite El Mundo reporting Prince Manuel now king of Portugal suffered a February 1 arm wound from the assassinations of King Carlos and the crown prince. Doctors say the injury has worsened and amputation may be required. Richmond deaths note Col. John Walter Fairfax, 80, Leesylvania, Confederate veteran.
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Madrid
el Mundo
Manuel
Portugal
Carlos
Richmond
John Walter Fairfax
Leesylvania
Prince William County
Virginia
Milukoff Threats Reported by St. Petersburg Paper
The Znamy the True Russian People organ warned of Milukoff’s assassination in its Sunday edition, printing a black cross and the slogan Death to Milukoff, signaling threats against the political figure.
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St. Petersburg
Znamy
Milukoff
Tragedy in Fall River: Mother Kills Herself and Two Children
Mrs Florida Terrien aged 25 and her two young children Mary four and Joseph two months were found dead in the kitchen of their home in Fall River Massachusetts. The coroner reports they died from illuminating gas after two gas jets and the stove cock were turned on. The mother held a crucifix and rosary when discovered by her husband Joseph Terrien.
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Fall River
Mass
Florida Terrien
Mary
Joseph
Joseph Terrien
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