Anti-Semitic turmoil scars Tivoli Vauxhall meeting in Paris
A violent anti Dreyfus and anti Semite rally drew 5 000 people to Tivoli Vauxhall Paris with banners reading Death to the Jews and protests by anarchists. Scuffles injured officials while chants of Vive la revolution sociale and Marseillaise filled the hall until students and anarchists clashed and the venue was overtaken by chaos.
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Paris
Tivoli Vauxhall
la Revolution Sociale
M. Guerin
M. Rochefort
M. Drumont
M. Thieband
M. Thiebald
Dreyfus
Vive 1’ Armee
Tribune
M. Curtois
Conszuez Rochefort
Great Strike Looms Over New England Mills
Boston reports a nationwide fabric crisis as employers push wage cuts across Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut. In Biddeford and Lewiston 3200 and 400 workers respectively refused to work crippling mills while reductions began January 8 affecting 35000 workers and expected to rise to 10 to 11 percent in most centers. The Atlantic and Pacific firm of Lawrence may extend cuts next Monday with many small mills seeing lesser changes.
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Boston
New England
New Bedford
Biddeford
Lewiston
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Lowell
New Hampshire
Atlantic and Pacific Corporation of
Lawrence
Bedford
Riots in Havana as mobs urge release of attorney
Rioters march on the palace amid warnings of bloodshed if General Blanco does not curb unrest. The disturbance draws attention from consuls and officials including General Weyler’s allies, with police dispersing mobs at the governor’s residence and theaters closed through the period.
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West, i
Blanco
Senor Jesus Trillo
United States
Fitzhugh Lee
Hotel
Inglaterre
Central Park
Weyler
Arolas
Senor Bruzon
Havana
Oklahoma statehood convention petitions for union statehood
Kinorisumi Oklahoma Jan 15 The statehood convention at Kingfisher drew over a thousand delegates and others to urge Congress to pass an enabling act for Oklahoma admission as a state The plan allows boundaries to be set by Congress and separate votes on state constitutions by the five civilized tribes and Oklahoma The group also backed the free home bill now before the House after Senate passage.
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Congress
Kinorisumi
O. T
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Tribes
Senate
House,of Representatives
Woman Dies From the Shock After Stomach Operation
In Milwaukee a stomach removal operation was performed on Mrs. E Bestain of 272 Seventh Street with doctors Farnum and Hankwitz. The patient survived briefly but weakness from prior illness and cancer led to her death four hours after the organ was removed.
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Chivana
Zurich
Milwaukee
E J. Farnum
Chicago
D. P. G. Hankwitz
Wisconsin City Hospital
Milwaukee Hospital
E. Bestain
Bull Clique Buys July Wheat on Market Weakness
The market shows a third day of decline driven by unfavorable Argentine and India news. May wheat opens up four cents with gains in July as bull clique brokers buy. corn, oats drift lower. provisions inch higher.
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Crrcaco
Liverpool
Bull Clique
Market Report Souta Omana January Cattle Hogs and Sheep
January 18 cattle receipts total 2 800 with native beef steers at 3 70 to 4 83 Western steers 4 60 Texas steers 3 00 to 3 60 cows and heifers 2 85 to 8 85 canners 2 00 to 2 80 stockers and feeders 3 60 to 5 55 calves 4 00 to 96 00 bulls 2 25. Hogs receipts 8 000 with heavy at 3 55 to 4 55 mixed 3 50 to 3 55 night 3 55 to 3 60 bulk 3 45 to 3 55. Sheep receipts 8 0 steady fair to choice natives 4 5 to 5 50 fair to choice westerns 3 00 to 4 00 common and stockers 8 00 to 8 85 lambs 4 00 to 5 50.
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Texas
Kansas City Cattle Receipts Reported for January
Kansas City notes live stock activity with cattle receipts for January 18. Market movement and volume unspecified in fragment, but registered as part of daily livestock coverage.
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Kansas City
State penitentiaries and asylum face censure in Iowa inquiry
A legislative investigative committee report harshly criticizes Iowa facilities including the two state penitentiaries and the Council Bluffs deaf and dumb asylum for lax bookkeeping and unbusinesslike methods. It cites excess salaries at Anamosa, bidless purchasing, and fund diversion, urging a statewide board of control over all institutions.
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Lhe
Keston
Asylum For Deaf and Dumb
Council Bluffs
Board of Trustees
The
Agricultural College
Ames
State Board of Control
Commonwealth
United States Representative at Colon Colombia Boat Disaster
A boat party led by United U to W Ashby with Dr Hisemann and the German consul is believed to have drowned near Colon Colombia. The body of the boatman has been recovered.
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United States
Colon
Colombia
Meetang
United U
W. W. Ashby
Hisemann
Mott
Right Hon. Charles Villiers Dead in London
Right Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers, MP for South Wolverhampton and famed as Father of the House, died at 9 10 last night after long public service. He had held influence in Parliament since the early 19th century.
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Villiers
Loxpon
Charles Pelham
Wolverhampton
House of Commons
Batanana
White House
Policy In the Orient Declared by British Leader
England approves Sir Michael Hicks Beach's Swansea declaration promising that Britain will keep the door to Chinese commerce open even at the cost of war. The speech echoes Balfour's Manchester remarks and is praised by Liberal and Conservative papers for its plain speaking.
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England
London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Swansea
Balfour
Manchester
Great Britain
Populists Set Referendum Ballots in St Louis
Populists announced a referendum plan to let rank and file decide dates for a national convention through Australian ticket style ballots. Voters choose among July 4 1895 May 26 1899 or February 22 1900 with ballots polled by local committees and party press.
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St. Louis
Record Breaking Exports in 1497 Trade Surplus
Treasury statistics show U S exports for 1497 at $1.1 billion, up $98 million from any prior year. A trade balance of $356 million favored the United States, the highest on record, underscoring a strong foreign trade performance.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Uncle Sam
General Booth Arrives in New York for Colonization Push
General William Booth of the Salvation Army arrives aboard the St Paul in New York. He will oversee a nationwide launch of 12 shelters for the homeless and three new women’s rescue homes, with a three week Canada tour to follow before starting an American tour in Washington on Feb 10. The movement has grown by 2,488 members since his last visit in 1894.
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New York
St.Paul
William Booth
Salvation Army
America
Booth
Booth-Tucker
Booth- Tucker
Fordham
Canada
Eva Booth
United States
Washington
Army
General Booth
Mother Lode Confirmed as Klondike Treasure Boom
Miners arriving on the Corona confirm a Klondike strike at Eldorado claim No. 30 with two extensions at Nos. 47 and lower, signaling district permanence. Placer yields on Powder Creek and others run high with $4 to $100 pans. Eldorado owner Andrew Olsen, The Big Swede, found Klondike’s largest nugget worth $580. Winter gold dust output estimated between $12 and $16 million despite hardships.
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Statrzin
Klondike
Welch
Coffin
Burt
Eldorado
Powder Creek
Quartz Creek
Hunkercreek
Henderson
Dominion
Stewart
Andrew Olsen
Ballot for United States Senator under way in Maryland
Maryland General Assembly begins at 11 30 to ballot for a U S senator to replace Arthur Pue Gorman whose term ends in March 1894 The split Republican majority shows factions with Baltimore delegates abstaining from caucus Rumors link Malster to coalition with 47 Democrats. first ballot yields varied names in Senate and House with no decisive result and a joint session to resume tomorrow.
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Gorman
Annapolis
Maryland General Assembly
United States
Arthur Pue Gorman
Baltimore
William T. Malster
House
Senate
Louis E. McComas
Isaac A. Barber
Thos. Parran
John.w. L. Findlay
Lloyd Lowndes
Major
Alexander Shaw
A. P. Gorman
Judge McComas
Thomas J. Shyrock
J.C. Mulliken
J.vi L. Findlay
Milton C. Turner
Thomas Parran
Dent
Dole Resumes Journey to Washington From San Francisco
President Sanford B. Dole of the Hawaiian Islands republic again set his course for Washington this afternoon after deciding to leave San Francisco sooner than planned. The party had hoped to stay awhile to renew old friendships but dispatches from Washington altered their plans. The Hawaiian president, his wife and attendants will travel by way of their route, stopping a day in each city.
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Dole
Washington
San Francisco
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaiian Islands
Latch
James Crocket’s Recovery Claim From Pink Pills
Detroit resident James Crocket describes a dramatic recovery from locomotor ataxia after fifteen years unable to walk. He credits Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People, claiming relief after using the medicine for two years and urging others to try it before it is too late. He testifies before a notary public and cites the product’s availability and price.
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Kent
Dre Willits
Wi ° Hignis
Hany Oie
Mr. Crocket
Dre Williams
James Crocket
Rovenrt Ed
Wont, Jr
Notary Public
Wayne County
Mich
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
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Board of Control
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Ben Butterworth
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Hee
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Lis
Tama Marine Engineer
Trads
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Helena
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