London Parliament Opens With Venezuela Boundary Talk
The queen's speech pledges peace with all nations and urges a friendly adjustment of the Venezuela boundary dispute. Lord Salisbury and Conservative leaders voice confidence in amicable settlement by arbitration, with continued vigilance on the Athenian outrages and naval expansion.
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London
Unitedtates
Venezuela
J.ibérhis
England
Amerlea
Lord Salisbury
America
Fenesuela
British Guiana
Earl of Kimberly
Rosebary
Ambassador Bayard
Old Salisbury
United States
Wisconsin Central grants concessions for G A R departs
General passenger agents of Western roads decide to preserve existing Grand Army departures rates for the St Paul trip next September. Wisconsin Central protests and offers 15 day tickets with 30 day extension option at extra fare. Other roads align to ignore independent action and halting further changes for thirty days.
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Wisconsin Central
G. A. KR
Chicago
St. Paul
Wisconsin Centre
Chicago Great Western
Wanted in Wyoming Covington Arrested in Montana
Wanted in Cheyenne on a band of cattle theft charges, H H Covington was arrested today by Detective Callins and will be returned. He used the alias John Holt and was found living with his wife and baby in a Bent's Gulch wood camp forty miles from Butte. The capture followed a confession by Mrs. B A Shater who sought a reward. no reward was offered for the arrest.
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Wyoming
Yutte
Mont
H. H. Covington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Callns
Covington
Bent's Gulch
Butte
John Holt
B. A. Shater
Vewsto
Bridge Collapse Delays Akron Bedford Railroad Work
At Cleveland on February 13, three temporary abutments for a new bridge over Tinker's Creek for the Akron Bedford & Cleveland electric railroad failed, dumping eight workmen 65 feet into the creek. One died, one is in a dying condition at a hospital, others rescued with injuries.
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Cleveland
Fox River Power Project Nears Final Breakthrough
Fox River valley men push a wood and water power plan toward completion as Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Co drops earlier objections. After initial resistance, most key supporters line up, odd funds spent, and anger fades at some men who pledged to back the scheme.
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Folia
Appleton
Wis
Seb
Walter Power Comnbhine
Fox River Valley
Green Bay
Mississippi Camal Company
Bit Hualay
Fight at Hopkins County school ends with multiple injuries
In Hopkins County at a country schoolhouse near Paris Texas on February 14 a fatal clash occurred between Pink Charles William and Wilker versus Juels and Von Wain. Charles Walker died, William Walker fatally wounded, Elton Walker scalp wound, and Dean Williams shot through both thighs. Both sides were prominent farmers regarded as good citizens. Meanwhile a pursuing posse near Kewanee traced a jewelry store robbery suspect who killed Constable Reynolds. The man shot himself after a chase. he died hours later, claiming he was Reynolds' shooter. No identification found on the body.
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Tex
Hopkins County
Pink
Charles
Willam
Wilker
Juels
von Wain
Wiliams Brothers
Charles Walker
William Walker
Elton Walker
Daeck Wiliams
Tkewanee
New Windsor
Reynolds
Kewanee
Here
Bryan Inquest Reveals Pearl Bryan Death Verdict
Coroner Tingleys Jury finds Pearl Bryan of Greencastle died after cocaine administration and decapitation at a Fort Thomas area farm. The verdict ties Scott Jackson and Alonzo M. Walling to the death after they were seen together entering a cab on a Friday evening in Cincinnati.
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Tingley
Denis Bryan
John Locke
Fort Shonas
Pearl Bryan
Greencastie, Inc
Scott Jackson
Alonzo M. Walling
George and
Plum Streets
Cincinnati
Fort ‘Honas
Scott Inekgon
Rescue at Sea Amid Storm Near Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on February 14 workmen tearing down a house on the Intake crib on Lake Michigan faced a north east snow storm. A life saving crew fired a flare to the stranded boat, which, with the aid of powerful horses, was hauled ashore.
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Milwaukee
Michigan
Hfe
Senate Delays Tariff to Tackle Appropriations
Washington Feb 14 The friends of the tariff plan to shift strategy delaying tariff action. Rather than rush it, they will postpone until after all appropriation bills from committees are disposed of. It is thought these measures will occupy most of the Senate's time next week.
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Aril Meat Wall
Washington
Dill
Senate
Jameson Rat In Berlin Dispatch Arouses London
Berlin dispatch reported by the Dail Telegraph claims convincing evidence shows the Jameson raid was orchestrated and funded by six known tunnelers, former German subjects, without the knowledge of the Chartered South Africa company in Johannesburg.
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London
Dail Telegraph
Tosmorrow
Berlin
Spotted Fever Breaks Out at Camp Near Wadles Ark
Spotted fever has broken out in the convict camp eighteen miles from the city. There are fifty inmates, with several cases likely to prove fatal. The outbreak has caused widespread excitement in the area.
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LitHe Rock
Ark
Wadles
Jockey Isaac Murphy Dies At About Thirty Five
Lexington Kentucky February 1. Isaac Murphy, famed Black jockey, died early this morning from heart disease. He was about thirty five years old and once considered the greatest jockey in the world. He leaves an estate valued around fifty thousand dollars.
Bering Sea Convention Received by Senate in Exec Session
The Bering Sea arbitration convention between the United States and Great Britain for vessel seizure damages was received by the Senate in executive session yesterday and referred to the Foreign Relations Committee today for consideration.
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Bering Sea
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Drought the Faliium Arrives for Archbishop Kain
Bishop Shanley of North Dakota arrived at St. Louis and delivered the pallium to Archbishop Kain. The pallium will be conferred on Archbishop Kidn by Cardinal Gibbons at the cathedral on May 1.
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Shanley
North Dakota
Kain
Kidn
Cardinal Gibbons
Lynching At Sullivan Court House Yard Reported
Grant Atterbury was hanged by masked men who broke jail in Sullivan at WG last night. He died declaring his innocence of outraging his sister in law Mrs. Roxy Atterbury.
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Clinots
Decatur
Grant Atterbury
Sullivan
Wiftteen
Ison
Court House
Hiis
dIulaw
Roxy Atterbury
Lake Pepin maribor bill sparks interior refuge debate
Representatives Tawney testified before the lense committee on fiyera and barbora arguing a bill to appropriate 250 for establishing an interior refuge at Lake Pepin Mira Kentucky Frankfort. The senatorial scene followed with reports of deaths including Mrs Folhom and remarks on Hon W C Polson.
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Washington
Tawney
Lense
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Barbora
Lake Pepin
Mira
Debates Deep in Congress Over Free Coinage and Bond Bill
Washington reports detail a heated congressional session with debate on free coinage of silver, a bond bill, and Monroe doctrine notes. Talbert, Tarrett, and Dalzell are cited during critiques of secession and judiciary referrals as the House and Senate address financial policy and Cuban affairs.
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Seb
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Vist
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Kemp
Tucker
Senate
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Morton
Allen
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Minnesota
Hall
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Missouri
Myr
Corliss
Mich
Boatner
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Grosvenor
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Olio
Kivans
Rep. Ky
McCreary
Dem. Ky
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den. Ga
Senaor Cameron
Cuba
United States
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Davis
Monroe
W. H. Crain
Texas
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Haluer
Neb
Messrs. Dearmond
Dem
Calderhead
Kan
Skinner
N. G
Sayers
Messrs
Pendleton
Crowley
Kyle
Mississippi
McDearmond
Tennessee
Miles
Maryland
Miner
Michigan
Fractured Debate on Free Coinage and Bond Sales Probe
The session focused on tax and finance issues as legislators debated free coinage and a federal court expense budget. Senators criticized the fee system while a Pettor resolution sought a broad probe of recent bond sales and related dealings, naming individuals and syndicates.
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Atate
del Ivor
Town
Brostasy
Brun
Pey
Bailey
Dem
Underwood
Cox
Morrill
Ghandler
Tilman
West F
Pettor
Photographers Claim Instantaneous Pictures by Cathode Rays
The Wright, Molentian and Week group report a breakthrough in practical photography using cathode rays to capture images instantly rather than after long exposures. They describe covering a Crookes tube with glass to focus rays and show a medal enclosed in a feather vase appearing clearly in a one minute exposure. This rapid development is noted as a major discovery of the era.
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Messrs
Wright
Molentian
Week
Fugitive From Justice Dies in South Dakota
News from Sioux Falls marks the death of Filvam JK Miller of Lancaster Pennsylvania, once an extensive tobacco dealer at Petersburg. Miller had fled justice since last May, with $80,000 in executions issued against him, and his disappearance caused alarm among tobacco dealers until reports of his death reached his family.
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Loenie Hina
Lancaster
Pet
Filvam JK. Miler
Sioux Falls
S. D
Miller
Petersburg
Cattle Stealing Case Shocks Mundan Ranches
Mundan North Dakota February 14 United States Commissioner Shaw sent Peter and John Leonard creditors to the district court on charges of stealing government cattle. Evidence shows a government beef contract with Illinois and possession of government branded hides.
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Mundan
N. D
Peter
John Leonard
Knugnons County
United States
Shaw
Pattison boom for Vallison seen at state meeting
Pattison, Pa Feb 14 Enthusiasm at the state Democratic committee meeting favored former Gov Robert E Vallison for the national convention presidency in Chicago. A motion to back Vallison was offered by John M Carino of Luzerne and adopted. In Cincinnati February 14 Methodist Bank branches debated a Chicago building project costing 125000 to 160000 with Western division backing the plan, while Eastern sales for last year reached 591504 and Western sales 1001343.
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Varrisburg
State Democratic Committee
Fiver
ax-Goy
Robert EB. Vallison
Chicago
Tohn M. Carino
Luzerne
Cincinnati
Methodist Bank
Adifice
Chain of Central square fire including Hank of Kennett and post office
A major blaze in Kennett destroys the north side of Central Square from Kennett to the post office and the Benjamin Weil general store. Weil’s losses reach about 20,000 with small insurance. Fire reportedly started by burglars blowing open a postal box. Also notes a New York Advertiser report on a proposed coal producers pool to control bituminous coal marketing, likely centered in New York.
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T. Louis
Central Square
Kennet
Hank of Kennett
Benjamin Weil
Weil
Cont Combine
New York
Aulling Ageney
Ely
Shenes
Tidewater
Rebels Kill Telegraph Guards in Corea Conflict
Trouble in Corea, Yokohama Feb 14. Rebels killed a small Tipaness detail guarding the telegraph. The Rusalank surged with about 100 men and a fire at Chemulpo.
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Corea
Yokohama
Chemulpo
Baltimore vote ends Class H in cycling
Oluan B Abalikhed reports that in Baltimore on February 14 the governing body by unanimous vote abolished Class H. All riders in that class will be amateurs from now on. The sport will operate with two classes nine tours and professionals.
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Oluan
Abalikhed
Baltimore
Hh. AL W
Proops Moves Troop Reinforcements to Cuba
Reinforcements to the mastery of 1 200 troops sailed for Cuba today. Five thousand three hundred men will sail to morrow and 2 200 additional troops sail for Cuba the day after.
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Barcelona
Cuba
Railroads in Colorado and murders in several states
A jumble of brief items reports railway plans from Denver to Cripple Creek and consolidation of street railways near Cleveland, plus violent crime notes. John Patoka, a farmer near Harris, is murdered and his house burned. Louis Frank dies after being shot in Kansas City. A Lancaster, Pa. man faces execution debt over $1,000 and over $20,000 in property liens. Cardinal Sati and Rev. Father Orban travel to New Orleans for a Catholic meeting. Madrid dispatches claim Spanish troops defeated insurgents at Santa Clara. Actor Gentry’s trial for Madge Yorke’s murder set for November 20. Counterfeiters from Nodaway County, Mo. captured.
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Wheeling & Lake
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Masa
Sorview
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John Patoka
Miles
Hanis
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Wineriga
Ind
Fis
Louis Frank
Maud
Sunmmer
Xan Retary
Father Orban
Washington
Tly
Catholic School of American
Nicaragua
Deerer
Bnt
Marthisaaw
Madrid
Havana
Caluam
Spanist
Maregaeet M. Drysdale
Madge Yorke
Steb
Gentry
Miss Yorks
Zeiss Hotel
Paladelphia
Pane
Nodaway ‘County
Willian $. Anderson
James H. White
George Drages
Edward Barrington
Fire rips Guayaquil and parts of Peru city areas
In Guayaquil Ecuador a severe fire devastated the Pe ru y kin consulate, St Augustin church and several blocks of buildings. Losses are estimated at over 4,000,000 dollars. Earlier reports note similar outbreaks in the region and caution over ongoing damage assessment.
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Tima
Peru
Guayaquil
Peruykin
St. Augustin
Convieta
Auburn
N. Y
Cyrus Edson
New York City
Auburn Prison
Thomas O. Sawyer
GB. Austin
Phy Eleian Conant Sawyer
C. J. Johnson
Arthur Kelly
Edson
Gladstone seeks return to parliament over Armenian issue
The Herald of Glasgow reports Mr Gladstone intends to stand again for parliament when possible to back Armenian interests. It notes his belief that both Great Britain parties betrayed Armenia. A separate item from London says Venezuela plans to send a representative to London to negotiate the British Guiana boundary dispute following US advice.
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Gundalme'n
Veneauula
London
United States
Venezuela
British Guiana
Representative Pickler Sets Pension Examining Board
Representative Pickler secured the establishment of a board of pension examining surgeons at Bellefourche, South Dakota, to assess disability and eligibility. The move aims to streamline medical reviews for veterans and other pension claims in the region.
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Melle-Fourche
Alt Right
Washington
Pickler
Pengslon
Bellefourche
Unclear Ad Requests Damages Suit Dismissed
A man identified as Mr. Fargo Geta Nothing sought $10,030 damages from a B and M train incident last August after being ejected for soliciting passengers to stop at a hotel. A five day trial ended with a verdict for the defendant on all issues.
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Muneo
Atelliotaper
Got Springs
Bla Hotel
Hoe
United States Court
Pleaded Guilty in First Degree Murder Case
In N D on February 18, George Kiinsky pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree for the killing of his wife. Judge Morgan sentenced him to imprisonment in the penitentiary arch Ble marck for Hite. A panic at a burning church in Banksville Virginia injured several, but none fatally, as worshippers fled through windows and doors when flames damaged the building.
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N. D
George Kiinsky
Fudge Morgan
Arch
Ble Marck
Hite
Aarty
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