Proclamations Admit North and South Dakota to Union
President Harrison signs proclamations declaring North Dakota and South Dakota admitted to the Union after certification that state constitutions and prohibitions were adopted. Provisions on minority representation were rejected in South Dakota. The twin admissions mark a rare simultaneous entry.
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Harrison
North
South Dakota
Union of States
Commonwealtha
Har ‘Pheon
Dakotas
Washington
Blaine
Mellette
Miller
Two
Mansley
Twin States
Bng
Union
Orth Dakota
Territory
Dakota
Congress
North Dakota
Theresa
Benjamin Harrison
United States of America
Bays
Sioux Falls
Esid
South Danote
World and Regional Briefs Spark Wide Reporting
The report covers Talmage departing for the Holy Land aboard City of Paris with family, ship sinkings Cleopatra and Crystal Wave off Delaware Capes, Paraxirs in Burrillville jailed in madness post removal, Passaic rioting destructions, Cresson defaulting $350000 at Tradesmen Bank, Harrison Lorca winning cruiser No. 11 contract for $574000, Indiana hog cholera alert, Belleair Ohio boiler explosion with $200000 damage, Hamlet boiler blast fatalities and injuries, Nashville saloon shooting death, Wiod River Reservation Indians facing starvation, Chinatown San Francisco clash with highbinders after attempted assassination attempt.
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Eastern
Middle States
T. de Witt Talmage
Holy Land
Paris
Liverpool
Mediterranean
Cleopatra
Delaware Capes
T. W. D. Paraxirs
Burrillville
R. 1
Indiana State Board of Health
Bellair
Belleair
Ohio
Hamlet
Ind
Adam Mann
Nashville
Washington Notes and International Dispatches
Washington reports include Rear Admiral Walker hosted at dinner and Admiral Franklin entertaining Maritime Conference delegates. Miles urges 30 million dollars for sites and guns. Treasury shows October debt reduction about 69 million. Postmaster General Wanamaker fixes telegraph rates. Foreign news covers Jamaica land sale to American capitalists, Peruvian revolutionaries captured, and Ireland’s Home Rule MPs touring Australia.
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Washington
Walker
Franklin
Nelson A. Miles
War Department
Blawe
Cons. Lewis
CIA
Ramon Arogues
Inupier
William B. Sheppard
Florida
Apalachicola
Fla
Custoria
John Mahood
Galena
Til
William H. Alexander
Omaha
Neb
Henry C. McArthur
Lincoln
Tur
Union Pacific Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Arta
L. P. Downos
Dawson
Wanamaker
United States Treasury
Liver
Treasury Department
Charleston
Tracy
Chaspuan Cooley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jerome A. Watrous
Wisconsin
Milwaukes
Wis
Robbers Slay Woman After Torture During Jackson Cross Roads Hold Up
Masked robbers entered Jasper James's small store at Jackson Cross Roads Missouri and tortured him and his wife to force a confession about hidden money. They tied the couple, burned him, and finally learned the location of the safe. Mrs. James died after sustaining injuries and the bandits escaped with 400 dollars.
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Jackson Cross Roads
Jasper James
James
the Cross Roads
Sony
World News Roundup From An Early 20th Century Paper
Notes on cotton and orange crops in Florida and Egypt. Charities in Boston receive $80,000 from Elisha Loring’s will. Erfel Tower Company profits exceed total outlay. Mexico shaken by earthquakes with no casualties. Spain portraits on coins and stamps. Pendleton plans stamp and glass factory. Mexican sugar plantation sold to London syndicate for $2,000,000. French position in Madagascar shifts amid tensions. Sydney to receive $1,000,000 bequest for Chellis estate. Balloon descent claimed from 14,000 feet in England. Gailt s to abolish many import duties on key goods. Anti-opium league formed in Botland to curb opium sales to Java natives. Bradlaugh plans sea voyage for health. Foreigners in Russian telegraph service face nationality deadline. Paris Exposition tickets top 2,808,000 in mid October.
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Florida
Elisha T. Loring
Boston
Erfel Tower Company
Mexico
Spain
Pendleton
Ind
Morelos
Madagascar
University of Sydney
Australia
J. H. Chellis
Lonp Wotseey
Toeba
Robert Woles
Richmond
Davey
Wolverhampton
England
Gailt S
Anti-Optum League
Botland
Opinum
Java
Bradlaugh
State election results across ten states summarize varied tickets
Across ten states, results show Democratic, Republican and minor tickets in several, with sole Mississippi showing a single Democratic ticket. New York and New Jersey shifts favor Democrats, Republicans gain in Pennsylvania and Nebraska, and Virginia and Iowa feature close races and high turnout amid statehouse contests.
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Iowa
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Ohio
Virginia
New Jersey
Maryland
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Weert Harrison
Streeter
Prohibition
Harrison
Flak
Fisk
Gloveland
Harrion
Loveland
Jak
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Senate
Assembly
New York City
Rice
Tammany City
Brooklys
Chapin—Demj
Eloc Iy
Leon Abbott
E. Burd Grubb
Boies
Des Moines Stat Hegister Veen
Republican State Committee
Hutchison
Baltimore
United States
Wilson
Death sentences for nine men in Western Arkansas
Judge Parker sentences Sam Goins Jimmon Burris Harris Austin Jon Billy Thomas Willis M James Jefferson Joel George Tobler Charley Bullard to death at Fort Smith for crimes in the Choctaw and Cherokee Nations. Execution set for Thursday January 16, 1600, the largest group ever sentenced in the district.
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Judge Parker
United States Court For
Western District of Arkansas
Fort Smith
Sam Goins
Jimmon Burris
Harris Austin
Jon Billy
Thomas Willis
M. James
Jefferson Joel
George Tobler
Charley Bullard
Nonahy
Arkansas
Going
Jimunon Burris
Houston Borea
Tishonango
John Billy
Homas Willis
James
Matison Williama
Jefferson Jones
Henry Wilson
George ‘Ichler
Walker Dean
Gilson Station
Pope's Delegate Arrives in New York on Steamer La Champagne
Ancapisnor SATOLL, Pope's delegate, 46.the Catholic Centennial at Daltimors, arrives in New York aboard the steamer La Champagne. The report lists various global incidents including a Cloomeburg financier's death by suicide, earthquakes in Ilinoii and Missouri, and political maneuverings in Chicago and Washington.
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Ancapisnor Satoll
Daltimors
New York
Moss Ronuiss
Cloomeburg
N. J
Ilinoii
Missouri
Leech Reports Mint Coinage and Trade for Year Ended 1889
Edward C. Leech Chief of the Mint presents the annual figures for the year ending June 30 1889 detailing gold and silver coinage value totals silver dollars subsidiary silver and minor coins gold bars and silver bars produced export and import totals and a net profit on silver dollar coinage He also notes total world coinage figures for 1888 and 1889 and proposes abolishing the three dollar gold pieces and three cent nickels and withdrawing those denominations from circulation.
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Edward C. Leech
Allvar
New York
United States
Ycar
Inia
Japan
Leech
Disaster at Glasgow weaving plant buries fifty workers
A wall collapse at Tem pleton's Carpet Factory in Glasgow traps fifty women in the weaving room as debris floods the floor. Eighteen injured, twenty five rescued by dawn. search with electric lights continues for missing workers amid panicked exits and mournful scenes.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Templeton
Mornine
Collision between Norfolk and Western passenger and freight trains
A westbound freight collided head on with Norfolk and Western passenger train No 3 east of Bufordsville after misreading a signal. Three men were killed and four injured as the wreck destroyed the freight engine and passenger cars, scattering canned foods across the scene. A colored man returning from church signaled the approaching trains and helped avert further harm.
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NaTon KeEnNepy
Cronin
Chicago
Cronin Trias
Martin Burke
Frank Wiliams
Dr Cronin
Savannah
Dew Prro Broturns
Key West
Fla
Tracy
Gherardi
Hayt
Norfolk and Western
Roanoke
Bufordsville
Fragbr
Bufords
Church
Secretary of Agriculture Annual Report Highlights Farm Growth
The annual report of the Secretary of Agriculture, first under the new department, emphasizes funds spent on agriculture abroad, forest management, irrigation, and a push for stronger agricultural organizations. It praises farmers’ institutes, notes sheep and wool sector concerns, discusses sugar and sorghum prospects, and urges national meat inspection with official oversight to ensure safe U S meat products.
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Busk
Great Britain
Germany
Brazil
France
Austria
Midh
Congress
Kansas
Wichita
Indian Territory
United States
Sheriff and Deputy Killed by Apache Prisoners
Sheriff Reynolds, W A Holmes, and Eugene Middleton were taken to Yuma Arizona Penitentiary with eight Apache and one Mexican prisoners. The prisoners attacked, killing the sheriff after freeing the rear guards and seizing his gun, while Middleton was wounded as the stage driver fled.
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Middleton
Labor News From America and Abroad
Reports show Knights of Labor activity in Cincinnati and Chicago ending a five day strike. Eight hour movements spread from Albany to Paris unions while Flint Glass Workers reach near total union membership. West Sullivan granite quarries employ 700 men. English silk trade faces pressure from France. Manx mines drive population and the Isle of Man’s large waterwheel powers and ventilates mines.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
Cincinnati Board of Public Works
United States
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TREAF
International Wood Workers’ Federation
San Francisco
Albany
N. Y
Knights of Labor
Cincinnati
International Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Journeymen Tailors
Chicago
St. Louis
Ilinois
J. J. Gennanry
Streator
New Hampshire
Soar Aunion of
Indianapolis
Ind
Bookbinders’ Assembly
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
England
Allle
Brooxnys
Labor Lyceum
Trane 4
Youngstown
Penn
Pnencn
American Federation
Paris
West Sullivan
Flint Glass Workers’ Union
South
Tombor
London
Ireland
Isle of Man
Irish Sea
Laxey
Theatre Gossip and World Notes From London to Washington
A long column reports on performers and premieres in London and New York in progress or planned. Notables include Monsesk and Blanche Roosevelt promoting new dramatic works, Christine Nilsson and Marn Haut taking leading roles, and renovations at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. A Norw ich opera-house bid and an Exeter fire aftermath are noted, along with President Harrison’s Josephine drama opening in Washington and a street conversation about a governor’s pardon.
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Sanag
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Thyouioret
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Ris
O Condon
Wmes
Henry M. Brauley
Africa
Exeter
England
Sadler's‘ Wells
London
Watts Phillipe
Madame Minor Hawk
Carmen
Triclschen
Lake of Lucerne
Wagner
Mary Anperson
Scotland
Germany
Harrisen
Washington
White House
Albert P. Hagen
Josephine
Tux
A M. Palmer
Joe Nent
Australia
Barrister Seward
Jam the Penman
Wonders and romances span ages in wandering notes
Lewis Wingfield praises the Great Wall as a monument to human patience and awe-inspiring effort. The Burmese courtship customs and elopement risks reveal cultural contrasts, while Turin’s museum spire claims the tallest masonry, capped by a gilt statue. The Youth's Call circulation soars nationwide, with special offers for new subscribers.
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Lewis Wingfield
China
National Museum
Turin
Italy
Victor Emanuel
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