Crisis in France Amid Rumors of Royalist Plots
The Paris government monitors royalist plots as rumors of a coup circulate. Officials fear infiltration by monarchists and expect martial law if insurrection breaks out, while a royalist surge among navy officers concernfully contrasts with army loyalty.
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Paris
France
aMresfa
Hera
London
Parla
Republic
Toya Ie
Probesis
Alde ‘Freycinet
Ronvier
Ais
England
Spain
Pyrenees
Pyrenees For Tte Purposs of Agitais
Panama
Domes of Gold in Moscow Spark Historic Wealth
Frank G. Carpenter describes Moscow as the capital of Russia with its Kremlin gold domes, Church of Our Savior, and vast wealth. He notes the royal palaces, gilded churches, and immense gold plating, comparing Moscow’s riches to major world centers and Indian opulence, while detailing the Church of Our Savior’s construction, cost, and grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Frank G. Carpenter
Washington Star
St. Peterbourg
Boscov
Holy Synod of Russia
Church of Our Savior
Capitol
Washington
Kremlin
India
Delhi
Walla
Tussina
Orient
Sion
Moscosy
Tursia
Broadway
St. Petersburg
Toarskoe Selo
Catharine the Great
Catharine
Caar
The
Viches
St. Isaac
Kuzay
Long-ago World News Mix from 1890s Almanac Gossip
Readable fragments recall diverse items from a late 19th century chronicle: a 103 year old woman in Chariton, court cases and paroled defendants, Christmas charity in New York, a family tragedy in Worcester Texas, railroad accidents in Colorado and Kansas, snow storms across the Northwest and West, and political shifts in Washington and Europe.
Mexican Revolution Flares Across Northern Republic
Reports from the north of the Republic of Mexico indicate a growing revolutionary movement with clashes and casualties. Dispatches describe ten killed at Coralgo where a garrison is stationed, and incendiary tactics by rebels. The government has seized railroads for official use as forces move toward the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crotera
Hamburg
Micuarr Davitt
Tre
Trefort
Department of Education and Public Instruction
Bay of
Lynott
Dublin
Corrienter
Cantona Isaid
Germany
Red Star
Noordland
Queenstown
Ireland
Ohio
Corrientes
Argentine
Oor
Mervejos
Caneros
Republic of Mexico
United States
Coralgo
Coralvo
Itfa
Monterey
Lampasas Gunyos
Washington
Mexico
Rio Grande
Roca
Querataro
Maximilian
Megin Ual Miranon
Lopez
Rocha
Armuy
Racha
White House quarantined during fever scare in Washington
The White House in Washington faced a quarantine after reports of fever and Scarlet fever risk. President Harrison and staff were isolated as medical officials considered containment measures and potential removal of contaminated items.
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White House
Washington
Harrison
Martens Harrison
Hayrivon
Witels
Bia
McKee Cullurcu
Oligette
Harrison bin
Alyine Able
Law Executive
Monterey trial shows new coast defence vessel meets expectations
Union Iron Works in San Francisco reports favorable test results for the Montery class monitor with 30 inch freeboard. Machinery works well though water surges over the bow at speed, while naval inspectors note potential performance at full power and praise Ward boilers as experimental.
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Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Cal
Monterey
Monterey Inn
Naval Board
Ward Coll Bollera
Navy Department
Notable Figures and Miscellaneous Historical Snippets
A roundup of notable people including Pere Leo the Virginian poet and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward. mentions of Joux Burrovcus, Cambridgy mayor Foxy Bayewort, Cardinal Louis Gallaventy, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Rear Admiral James E. Janett, Congressman Bourke Cochran, Dr. Pentecost, and others. Includes brief notes on their roles, ages, occupations, and a few biographical tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Leo
Prince of Wales
Joux Burrovcus
Jay Gould
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Roran Woopwanp
Brookline
Foxy” Bayewort
Cambridgy
Mass
Yale
Louis Gallaventy
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Figntxa Jur
James E
Shooting Accident Kills Boy and Injures Two Siblings in New Haven
An eleven year old, Henry Smith, fired a loaded shotgun at his brothers Joseph and Grover in New Haven Indiana. Grover was killed instantly and Joseph and Jos Eph were seriously wounded. The incident occurred when the gun was believed to be unloaded after Henry grabbed it from a table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Ind
Henry
Samuel Smith
Josph
Grover
Joryl
Joseph
Tortured Three Days Marked by Indian Arrest Attempt
An expedition to arrest de Zui Indians facing resistance as four hundred tribesmen allegedly tortured two witches for three days and died. US troops and two gatling guns were ordered from Port Wingat to aid Marshal Green of Gallup. The text notes burned weapons, disputed river hydrographic references, and a march east of Boruta with uncertain miles and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma Territory
Cherokee Strip
Arapaho
United States
Port Wingat
Marshal Green
Gallup
Fifty-Second Congress Matters and Adjournment
Amid the Fifty-Second Congress sessions, Perkins debates Indian Territory policy while Palmer, Poffer, Huston, and McGarrahan push bills. Sherman reports the Nicaragua Canal measure. recess approved. Forkins seeks Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood. Mitchall targets hypnotism with death penalties. Gibaon joins Epitemia Diwates committee. Anti-Option bill advanced. House debates Rochester post funding and lighthouse aid. quorum lapse halts business as holidays approach.
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Jim Day
Perkins
Palmer
Mr. Poffer
Huston
Nicaragua Canal
Sherman
Forkins
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mitchall
McGarrahan
Hunton
Pnassge
Vata
Gibaon
Tcommittes On Epitemia Diwates
White
Peffer
Senate
Labor and industry boom across states and unions
Report highlights booming iron industries in Pennsylvania and Ohio, large labor organizations in critic areas, rising wages in Williamstown mills, widespread apprenticeship deals, and heavy demand for farming implements. Notes include cooperative dairies in Italy, a San Francisco co op society, and Populist militia organizing in Kansas amid broader labor movement signals.
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Ihe
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cotonapro
Barnoap
Kansas
Boston
Tor
Pittsburg
Williamstown
Tux
New England
Middle States
Edward Everett Hale
Triercote Rirls
Belgium
Italy
Sevenal Labor Organizations
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Equitable Co-operative Society
Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce Quoted in New York
A readable ledger of farm prices lists country produce with items like beans peas and Lima beans, various cheeses, butter, eggs, fruits and berries, live poultry and dressed meat, vegetables, grains, and livestock. Specifics include regional origins, quality grades, and per unit costs, reflecting a 19th century wholesale market snapshot.
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New York
Lima
Cali
St. &Penn
St. & Penn
State
Western
Penn
Western— Front
Del
Wid Cranberr
Catawba
Concord
Cape Co
Odda
Goa
N. J
D. C
Vesetarley
Joreay
Jersey
Iateriity
B. L
Byyues
Mexican Revolution grows near Tos Animas with heavy fighting
A battle near Tos Animas east of Guerrero involved about 400 Mexican soldiers against 2000 revolutionists. Thirteen soldiers were killed and many wounded as Mexican troops were routed. Revolutionaries led by General Estrada gain momentum. Guerrero feared capture. reports say U S troops and deputies pursue insurgents with Lt Bedekin units crossing toward the lower river.
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Tos Animas
Mexico
Guerrero
Estraita
Garcia
New Laredo
Laredo
Texas
Teveral
Aldo
Estrada
Las Animas
United States
Bedekin
Cady
Marshala Guerrera
Senavidez
Seventh United States Cavalry
Counry
Corner Stone Laid for St John the Divine Cathedral
The corner stone of the Cathedral of St John the Divine at Morningside and Amsterdam avenues, New York City, was laid under a tent due to cold weather. Bishop Potter used a Tiffany coat apple trowel to place the stone, which contains a Bible, prayer book, hymns, diocesan journals, coins, and a brick from Columbus's first church site.
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St John the Divine
Morningside
Amsterdam Avenues
New York City
America
4 Cross
Calender
Joh the Evangelist
Ishop Potter
Church Choral Society
General Theological Seminary
Columbia College
St. Luce's Hospital
George L. Heine
David H. King, Jr
Henry C. Potter
Tiffany & Co
Diocess
New York
New Yorks
Columbusc
Americas
New World
Christopher Columbus
Isabella Hispanion
Hiccough Cure By Sugar And Cigar Tale
A New York Herald anecdote describes a man plagued by hiccoughs who is guided by a friend to swallow sugar and, after the remedy works, earns a cigar as payment from his helper. The piece also notes banks and trust companies offering large loans at low interest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Famine in Finland Sparks Nordic Aid Effort
reports from North Finland warn of escalating famine with snowbound villages and possible whole communities perished. Sweden may boost last year’s aid subscriptions while Finns look to Sweden for relief and contemplate emigration to North America in spring and summer.
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Finland
Sweden
Fenasv
Shoresale
North America
Murdered by Boys on Country Road Feud
Two farmers Foulks and Smith were shot dead in Washington during a dispute over a country road near Snoswbomish. The assailants were 14 and 15 years old, John Langston and Robinson, who used rifles after a confrontation with the men and old man Robinson. The boys surrendered to the Sheriff.
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Pacific Northwest
Wahkex
Santa Fe Road
Colorado Springs
Col
Consen
Minneapolis
Minn
Greham Frepentex
T. Dent
Fannie Ward
Marian Jones
Buon Hill
Ala
Milwaukee
California
Harrison
Clevemond
United
Secarons
Enormo
Broad Street
Camden
3. C
Straits of Mackinac
Kansas
West
Apdlizzard
Virginia
South Carolina
Snoswbomish
Washington
Foulks
Smith
John Langston
Robinson
Cho Road
Young Robinson
Fowles
Young Langston
Open sic market delights in the south of France
The writer describes a French market scene with cheap cherries strawberries grapes plums pears and fresh fish sold from cloths on the ground. Aromatic offerings include mignonette violets jasmine and roses, while Buenos Ayres exporters halt wheat shipments due to low prices and grain piles up for local sale.
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France
Philadelphia Times
South America
Buenos Ayres
Royal Baking Powder Proclaimed Superior in Food Quality
Historical account extols Royal Baking Powder as the best choice for flavor, tenderness, and shelf life. Claims include pure ingredients, uniform composition, and unmatched leavening strength, with warnings against imitators and alum-enhanced powders.
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Hizabeth Messer
Baltimore
Hood
Elizabeth Siesren
Harney
Haca
Aly
Scott
Scott Bowns
N.Y
Esi
U.S
Anita Cohors
Cohoes
Dana Sarnayamilla CO
Tao Wood
Hava
Dione
Tohoes
N. Y
Chai
Dana
Dana Sarsaparilia Co
Belfast
Maine
Moscovy
Surmer
Suromer
Arica
Mary T. Higginson
Jugeon
Kato—Sue
Sue
Ayal
Soap
Gotthard
Iva
Bellows
Fellows
Tommy
Prunela
Marie
Fitzleigh
Bridget
Miss Maudic
Profeasr
Sister
Misa Mabel
Newcastle
Lubt
Fasters
Diana Courty
Bainbridge Couty
Chariton
Mansa
Father McGlynn
Stephana Shupeh
Y Hs
Wilson County
Court of Pr Havin
Worcester
Tras
Hudson River
Oughkespsia
Charities Department
Josrin Kanar
New Jersey
Princeton
Crouing
Grand Duchy of Poson
Green
John W. Foston
Bering Sea
Secretary of War
Tox Festmaster-General
Western Union Company
Cmgr
Dhrumsong
Secret Service Division
Benor Dupuy de Lome
Marteus Warrson
Seariet
Telegraph and Cable
Arizona
New Broxica
Colorado
Utah
Danver
Hio Grande
New Mexico
Durango
Dolores
Seard
Denver
Tho Grande
California Gulch
Losdville
Berson
Gironda
Earl Geen
Stanford University
Janshington
Montana
Cleveland
Harley Pollal
Clavaland
Weaver
Harreson
Congress
Excerpt
Supreme Court
Cora
Henry Smith
Zan
Boruta
Bax
Greenloaf
Rochester
Bir
Anthony
the Labor World
Joax F. Wincirs
Topeks
MicCrouth
Valley Falls
Mexico's Revolution
New York’s Cathedral
Potter
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Crzary & Co
Droggsts, T.c
Deservina
Brown
Exery
Chasouth
A.J. McBride
Atlanta,Ga
Isaac Thompson
Mina
Shiloh “Acure
Swift
Cve
Ice
Ottawa
Kan
Swirt Srear
Atlanta, Go
Syemp
Edney
Liver
Learth’ Free
Consultathon Free
du, Kian & Co
Binguamrox
N. Ye Quitre
St.jacobs Oil
J E Charles A. Vogeler Co
C. G. McCrave
Park Place
Elmira
Garfield Te
Ick Teadachs
Westorea Comptes
Camploires
Uamsteld Aea CO
Seegate
MANU
Vito
Nazeltine
Warren
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