Senate Rejects Hornblower Nomination to Supreme Court
The Senate voted 99 024 against William B. Hornblower of New York for Associate Justice, with 18 Democrats and 2 Republicans for confirmation. Debate highlighted qualifications and judicial philosophy as supporters urged approval and opponents cited lack of experience.
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William B. Mornblower
New York
Supreme Court
Int Justes Dintabford
Senate
Bonntor Hill
St. Tatone
Ir. Hornblower
Vilas
Hill
Hornblower
Pcasion
New York City
Banster Pugh
Judiciary Committee
Abstoff
Hormblower
Emaht
Gray
Delaware
Mitchell
Oregon
Ment
Yeas
Messrs
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Bate
Call
Carey
Chandler
Cockroll
Coke
Daniel
Dolph
Prye
Gollings
Gorman
Hansbrough
His
Kins
Irby
Jones
Ark
Kyle
Murphy
Peffer
Perkins
Wy H
Quay
Beach
Shoup
Stewart
Toller
West
Witon
Ktalaya
Measta
Berry
Blackburn
Belcc
Caffrey
Galton
Harris
Howley
Hoar
Hunton
Lodge
Martis
Mills
Palmer
Platt
Proctor
Raoson
Villas
Voorhees
Walthall
White
California
Whits
Loutsings
Mr. Hornblower
Thees
Can
Werd
Allison
Lex
Colqulit
Camden
Dizon
Dubois
Faulkner
George
Gibson
Nevada
Mandergon
Pas- 0
Power
Vanco
Deioh
Samaron
Devi Callum
Halo
Lindsay
McMillon
McPherson
Mor- Mi
Sherman
Smith
Sqaire
Turple
Tragic Home Fire Claims Mother and Two Daughters
Fire at the Mills home fifteen miles west of Barbourville Kentucky destroys the lower floor after midnight. Fred Houston and his son escape, while Mrs Houston and two daughters perish in their sleep as flames engulf the second story. The family operated a store at Mills and housed in the upper level.
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Mills
Barbourville
Mils
Boy in Capitol Hill Schoolhouse Suicide Tragedy
A six to seven year old boy named Grover Hocimer died by suicide with a pistol in a Capitol Hill schoolhouse in Washington DC. The incident caused panic as students and teachers rushed from the room. The boy was the son of a wealthy butcher and was reportedly named after Grover Cleveland.
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Grover Hocimer
Capitol Fill
Washington, D. C
Grover Cleveland
Deaths and disasters widen in late 19th century news
Reports from the Eastern and Middle States note a West Grove man dying from hiccoughs, a long list of accidents and suicides across Ohio, New Jersey, and New York, plus bank closures, indictments, and political shifts in Trenton and Washington.
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Middle States
Jana Kexuy, Jr
West Grove
Pont
Devocrats
Sensta Chamber
Trenton
N. J
Foros
Brooklyn
Dartlett
John Y. MoKans
Ascpo
Gravesend
N. Y
Newtown Creek
Penns
Long Island
Tex Meadville Savings Bank
Meadville
Penn
Blackstone
Woboya
Canons
Nelaon HeaRvster
Dent
Caytom County National Bank
Auburn
N.Y
Noswell
North Lansing
John Quincy Adams
New York Court Allows Foreign Firms Real Estate Holdings
In Albany New York the Court of Appeals ruled foreign corporations may own buy and sell real estate in the state affecting property titles valued at about 25 million. The decision reshapes property ownership and interstate investment.
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Vrox-Pursideent
Atevenson
Hill and
Dolph
Car Association
Albany
N. Y
Governor Flower
New York Court of Appeals
Six Sailors Drowned In Baltimore Harbor Rescue Efforts
At about 2 am in Baltimore harbor six sailors were drowned when a ferryman rowed from Broadway to a British steamer. Three sailors were saved by the police boat Lannon. four more aboard Kareca and Marcon were lost in the gale.
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Noel Finlayson
Wiliam H. Nelson
Robert J. Wilson
John Hughes
Marcon
Peter Barranski
Lannon
Safranski
Broadway
Boarobligh
Napier
Sallory
Wland
Long Hawaiian Dispatches to Congress on Willis Mission
The President transmitted to Congress the full correspondence surrounding Minister Willis in Hawaii and Queen Liliuokalani, including Willis dispatches and Dole’s reply. The documents, totaling tens of thousands of words, reveal the Queen’s amnesty stance and the Provisional Government’s resistance to surrender, with Blount’s report cited and Congress urged to decide Hawaii’s fate.
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Saya Peealdent Nols—Lillonkalani
United States
Congress
Mr. Willis
J. Dole
Willis
Srenza
Corwin
Bir
Grasham
Creshams
Coxoniss
Howali
Atch
Groves
Mensay
Wills
Dole
Inister Wills
Bho
Iery
Gbo
Ba Ucatty
Imo
United Sates
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Blount
Hawaii
Damon
Advisory Council
Cleveland
San Francisco
Gresham
Alpcrely
Department
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mwccreary
Committee On Pereign Affairs
Mrasaga
Gontig
Ministur
Clareland
United State
Peking
Safehees Co
Govoerhmett
The
Australia
Liliuokalani
Congressional proceedings recall Hawaiian issues and tariff debates
The record chronicles Senate and House actions on Hawaiian statehood questions and the repeal of federal election laws. It notes executive business, nominations, and tariff discussions with several named lawmakers and actions across multiple days.
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Davis
Senate
Lita
Mrasre
Turple
Gray
Hill
Hornblower
Iter
Horn
Insurgents Defeated in Brazilian Siege Action
The government forces under General Carlos Telles routed the insurgents at Dogo after eighteen days of sorties. Government losses were 36 killed and 90 wounded. insurgent losses 400. Revelries included looting and killings as captives were burned. The coast remained in government control near Rio Grande do Sul as Engenbo Island fell to insurgents and a government cruiser engagement near Gunosborn was repelled with heavy losses.
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Peixoto
Pelxoto
Beazil
Dogo
Carlos Telles
Rolal
Bago
Carnairo
Parana
Santa Catarina
Hilda
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Engenbo
Colored boy lynched by mob at West Union Ohio
A 15 year old colored boy, Roscoe Parker, was seized from the Jaf in West Union and hanged by a masked mob after a local murder spree that saw Pittston Rhines and wife slain and $10 stolen. Sheriff failed to protect him as the crowd forced a lynching near North Liberty.
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Wilson Brothers
Adelphi
Ohio
Elvis Wilson
Amot Brovens
Nash
Hoffman
John Wilson
Paaxx D. Jackson
Iows
Cramvet" Bexnert
Boston Champion Baseball Club
Westsrlile
Kan
Epwanp
Sisterrils
W. Va
Jzssin Prawext
Winchester
Young Parker
West Union
Jonax Howar Graz
Burlington
Jaws
United States
James F. Wilson
General Assembly
Austin Creek
Cal
May
Brown
Roscoe Parker
Pittston Rhines
Parker
Rhines
Portsmouth
Riullshoro
Weat Union
Sherif Dunlap
Notlle
Sam Johnson
North Liberty
Western
Socon
NATO
Sheldon
Boston
Seale
Weateane
Concord
Cape Cod
Chalea
Jersey
Brato
Ponty
W. Boy
Kead
State
Cabinge
St. x West
L. I. & Jorney
Norfolk
Harley
Taavos
City Dressad
Ountry Alressad
Vaillant Must Die The French Deputy Bombing Sentenced
The French Chamber of Deputies bombing by Auguste Vaillant led to his death sentence. He admitted prior imprisonments for theft and claimed social injustice caused his actions. The court, amid guard presence, found him guilty with no extenuating circumstances after a brief jury deliberation.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Palace of Justices
Ifm
Vaillant
Thott
Noreuly
Torm Robberira
Monte
Caza
Death in Ione NJ Marks Golden Wedding Anniversary
George W. Harvey prominent Ione resident dies suddenly after celebrating his golden wedding. Surrounded by his children and Arondo Kildrey he suffered a severe coughing spell during which a blood vessel burst and he died within minutes. His wife, apparently unconscious, is in grave condition as family mourns. Harvey was 83 and his wife younger by years.
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Ione, N. J
Arondo Kildrey
Behino
Dringinpoon
Mr. Harvey
Gr Ilfo
Mr. Jarvey
Oll
Death in the Fog and a New Jersey Train Wreck
A deadly rear end collision near the Hackensack River kills several and injures many on a Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. The Morris and Essex divisions suffer as an express and a local train slam together in dense fog, with firefighters and doctors aiding amid grisly scenes and extensive wreckage.
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Trath
Hackensack
N. J
Dover
Morris and Division
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Hine
New York
South Orange
Kenkoman
William R. Adams
Hilburn
Volk
William Ferguson
Summit
Western Union
Frederick Ferguson
St. Mary's Hospital
John Fish
Javan Kinsey
Bernardsville
Ed Morrell
Richard Morrell
Newark
Hoboken
Walter R. Parinton
Short Hills
Water Street
Crane
J. & Rimmer
New York Consolidated Exchange
Ford
W. Boocock
Broad Street
Christ's Hospital
Patrick J. Ryan
Killborn
York
Wiliam H. Turner
Basking Ridge
Chandler, Dill & Seymour
Harry Cowan
Sears
N.J
Onsen
Jersey City
Theso
Mdérris and Essex Railroad
Trade improves as business outlook shows gains
The periodical notes a decisive improvement in business activity with evidence of a turning tide. It cites increased production, new orders, and optimism over political action in Washington, while acknowledging the gains may outpace current expectations.
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Indus
Roen
Dan
Washington
Fire Destroys Dickinson Centre House. Two Boys Die
A Night Fire in John Montalin Dickinson Centre, North, destroys the residence. Two boys aged four and six perished after becoming trapped by flames. Their mother and two other children narrowly escaped with their lives as the fire spread rapidly through the dwelling.
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John Montalin Dickinson
Ives
Prominent People and Notable Honors Across Nations
A survey of public figures and events includes Qoxzx Victoara's frailty, Joan J Incirze, the Kansas orator, Buxatos Horton in Virginia aging toward seventy, and the Prince of Wales growing grayer. It notes Forester Azayo Pincuors, Vanderbilt estate forestry work, and Carter Harrison's family monument order.
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Joan J. Incirze
Kansas
Brana Grottrr
Mayon Jo
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Chicago
New York
Enda A. Pok
Thomas Ian English
Congresa
New Jeraey
Witaiak M. Cnauz
Tof
Paris
Jonan ™ Braavesa
Ho Uves
Alt Wien
Viense
Jason Dnown
Sheboy
Mich
Hae
Sweden
Norway
Epwaup Atarxeon
Equity Union mm
Boston
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Turne
House of Representatives
Thomas F. Bayard
Donald Cameron
Senate
Azyaxo
George W. Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Carter Harrison
Evward Donnas
Coffeyhill
Ban
Dunbar
Minnesota
Ray
Ohio bill to execute murderers by anesthesia study
A proposed Ohio Legislature bill seeks to end hanging and have murderers executed under anesthesia with brain and vital organs examined by a board of physicians and scientists. The measure, introduced by Rep Pow Jen of Stark County, aims to make the death process a medical experiment.
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Pow- Jen
Stark County
Board of Physicians
Seven Rioters Die In Comte City Assault
A mob in Comte Bari province Italy attacked the mayor’s office with stones and missiles. Troops fired on the crowd after nonlethal measures failed, seven soldiers killed and many wounded.
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Comte
Bari
Italy
Markets Report Wholesale Prices of Country Produce
Ente wholesale prices for country produce are quoted in New York with typical market movements. Traders monitor corn, oats, and other staples as price shifts reflect seasonal supply and demand.
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Ente
New York
Fall notes on science and Makah whaling fleet growth
A survey of varied topics notes new ideas from a French surgeon on an artificial larynx, then shifts to natural history and ocean life. It details oyster and crocodile egg sizes, sea serpent myths, reef growth near Key West, a fish hawk behavior, and the Makah tribe of Noah Bay preparing a sealing, whaling, and fishing fleet of ten schooners to cruise from January. The Makahs support themselves from the ocean with government aid only for education. The fleet will sail south to the Columbia River and Alaska coast, with Caucasian navigators aboard for foreign waters.
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Paria Hes Ed Insurance Company
St. Louis
Atreat
David Start Jordan
Standard University
Agassiz
Key West
Fla
Florida
New York
Waverly
Mass
New England
Ipswich
Noah Bay
Cape Flattery
Cape
Neah Bay
Henry Webster
Jannuary
Cape Fishery
Columbis River
Aleutian
Columbia River
Alaska
Bering Sea
Japan
Beattle
Labor World Labor Strikes and Workforce Figures Across Cities
The Labor World reports widespread labor unrest with 20,000 unemployed in Boston and 24,000 textile workers in Mancuzeran, N Hi. Miners strike and many industries face wage disputes. Snow hampers Marshfield activity. 23,000 unemployed in Colorado. watch factory workers resist wage cuts in Weymouth.
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Joss
Cal
States
New York City
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Wis
Colorado
StaTz Osscax
Kansas
New York
Chicago
Linton
Ind
Peraprcrsta
Woolwich Arsenal
American Watch Fact
Fyaltham Main
Kreve
Matabele Conflict Report Amid Cape Town Advices
Reports from Matabele sources near Cape Town describe Captain Wilson and his party killed by Kiog Lo Ban forces beyond the Shangan River. Whites fought behind cover as Matabele numbers overwhelmed them. many were killed or stripped of gear. A Fort Tul reports a captured head from Wilson’s man. South Africa’s 1893 gold and diamond industries show profits of 90 and 87,750,000 respectively.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Wilson
Kiog Lo Banmule
Shangan River
Fort Tull
Trex
South Afria
Syrup of Figs Promises Comfort and Health Benefits
Claiming to improve personal well being with minimal cost, the advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative that cleanses the system, eases colds fevers and constipation, and works without weakening the kidneys liver or bowels. It states medical approval and that only Californias Fig Syrup Co. manufactures it with 50c and 1 bottles available.
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Californias Fig Syrup Co
Gray Hair Treatments and Hair Dyes Discussed
In a talk near the College of Surgeons in London Professor Erasmus Wilson explains that gray hair results from defective skin powers, similar to baldness, and treatment aims to strengthen both the scalp and the patient. He cites temporary staining methods using manganese solution, lead sulfide suspensions, and the can des foes of hyposulphites of lead and soda.
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College of Surgeons
London
Erasmus Wilson
Wilson
Atlanta Constitution
Two Full Moons in Some Months During 1890s
A reader notes an odd lunar fact: January and April 1890 had two full moons, July 1890 matched, while 1891 and 1892 did not. The writer asks for the rule to determine months with two full moons and whether other months in modern times show the pattern.
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Tiouiy Republic
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