French Cabinet Reconfiguration Under Tallieres Presidency
In Paxie January 29 dispatch Jules Ferry declines to form a cabinet. The plan shifts to a combina tion ministry led by Tallieres with most late ministers retaining portfolios except Duclerc General Bellos and Admiral Jauriga berry. Ferrard to head foreign affairs Demaby interim minister of marine and Thibaudin war minister.
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Paxie
Jules Ferry
Tallieres
Duclerc
Bellos
Jaurigaberry
Ferrard
Demaby
Marine
Thibaudin
The Great Steel Business Rise in U S Output
Official statistics show Besemer steel ingots produced in the United States reached 1,696,450 tons in 1882, up ten percent from 1881. Rail production by fourteen works totaled 1,384,349 tons, up six percent, not counting rails from imported salooma and open hearth steel.
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Psi Adelphia
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Thees
Fire at Gast Saginaw Courier and Express building
Fire broke out in the storage room on the third floor of the Courier and Evening Express building in Saginaw at 3:80 this morning. Only a few workers were on the floor. exit was cut off briefly. Department extinguished the blaze and freed detained men who were unhurt but frightened. Damage mainly from water, estimated at 8500 with 8400 insured.
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Gast Saginaw
Baer Saernaw
Courier and Evening Express
New York
Inman
Egypt
National Line
Wife shot farmer husband in Bath township incident
In Bath township Clinton county on Friday night David O Clark, a farmer, was shot and killed by his wife after a long unhappy marriage. The dispute arose when the wife tried to give medicine not prescribed by the physician for a child, worsening the child’s condition as Stark attempted to revive the child.
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Oxemas
Mich
Bath Township
Clinton County
David O Clark
Stark
Cetewayo Reinstated Amid Zululand Ceremony
Cetewayo has been restored as king of Zululand with about five thousand Zulus attending the ceremony. Many chiefs express dissatisfaction with the terms of his restoration while other items cover political changes in France and a forgery verdict in London. Ada Jones was found dead in Kentucky with a bullet wound, husband suspected of involvement.
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Cetewayo
Uxunpl
Jen
Zululand
Hargoossvee, Ky
Ada Jones
Irish distress meeting forecasts famine impact in February
At a Loxton meeting on relief for Ireland Justin McCarthy warned the famine would be felt in February and March. MP O'Donnell criticized the government for spending a million on bayoneting Egyptians but none on relief works.
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Loxton
Ireland
Justin McCarthy
O'Donnell
Parnell forwards charity for Irish distress to Father Gallagher
The Starving Irish reports Parnell has sent £100 of £885 collected from the New York secretary of the ancient order of Hi berniene to Father Gallagher. Gallagher acknowledges receipt and says Donegal’s starving people subsist on beastly food. He warns private charity cannot cope and government must act to avert a crisis.
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Dustin
Parnell
Father Gallagher
New York
Order of Hiberniene
Donegal
Gilbert Informed of Fate of His Wife in Fire
John Gilbert the actor, recovering after a hotel fire, was told by a physician of his young wife s fate. He grew pale and tearful, then prepared to leave Milwaukee to join Minnie Palmer in Denver. Her body to go to her father s home in New York.
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Milwavxes
Wis
John Gilbert
Milwaukee
Minnie Palmer
Denver
New York
Defaulting State Treasurer Attracts Montgomery Fury
In Montgomery Alabama on January 31 the state treasurer Vincent fled the city after a letter to his chief clerk detailing a range of financial troubles. An immediate examination of the cash room and related accounts reveals large cotton futures speculation. The deficit is estimated between 250000 and 300000 dollars as the governor asks the legislature to act.
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Montgomery
Ala
Vincent
New York
Onicano
Palmer
Washington
Associated Press
Fleming & Merriam
R. E. Kendall & Co
Chas, J. Henri & Co
Ondworth & Co
Bennett, Kolzman & Co
Allen
Huntington
Indiana
Little River
John L. Campbell
Porter
Kankakee
Campbell
Huntington Counties
Wabash St. Louis and Pacific Railway
Messrs. Anderson
Orton
Allen County
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Lake Erie
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Ohio
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Wayne
Richardville Reservation
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St. Mary
Mary
Pew
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Wes Sixtem
St Hestington
Wabash, St
The Michigan Senatorship Second Ballot Tightens
In the second ballot for United States senator today Ferry received 48 votes and Stout 48, with others scattering.
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Michigan
DeErrorr
Jao
United States
Ferry
Stout
Legislature orders probe into Ferry canvass bribery claims
In Lansing the lower house adopted a resolution calling for an investigation into circumstantial charges that Senator Ferry backers offered post office clerkships federal patronage and foreign appointments to sway Republican opposition votes. Promising developments are anticipated.
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Derrott
Senator Ferry
Lansing
Ferry
Senate and House make trials on tariff during late January
Reports from Washington show Senate and House activity across Jan 27 to Feb 2. Memorials and a Kansas land petition frame agenda as Bland accuses rush. Tariff debate dominates floor with committee votes, executive sessions, and references to Ha waiian treaty, Indian affairs, and naval land transfers.
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Senate
Ingalls
Kansas
Fort Riley
Walker
Ark
Garland
Hoube
Reichstag president notes 60000 mark donation for German flood relief
Berwin February 1 The president of the Reichstag acknowledges receipt of a further sum of 60000 marks from New York to aid flood sufferers in Germany.
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Berwin
Reichstag
New York
Germany
The Missing Treasurer
A Montgomery man reports breakfast at Noshville with ex state treasurer Vincent Tuesday morning and says the official planned to go to New York.
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Monrcgomery
Noshville
Vincent
New York
Coronation Plans For Czar and Czarina Set for May 27
The czar and czarina will travel to Moscow in mid April and be consecrated at the Cathedral of Our Savior by two metropolitan archbishops with about twelve bishops in attendance. The coronation date is fixed for May 27.
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Sr. Perrissure
Czarina
Moscow
Cathedral of Our Savior
Four Children Die in Minnesota Farmhouse Fire
MINNEAPOLIS Feb 1 The farm house of A D Stage near Cassell Min burned with its contents and four children perished in the flames Stage his wife and baby barely escaped with their lives and were nearly frozen before reaching a neighbor's house amid the storm
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Minneapolis
A. D. Stage
Cassell
Minne
Stage
Powder Mill Explosion at Acton Works
An explosion at the North American Powder company wheel mill in Acton Massachusetts early today caused a violent crash that shattered the mill building and damaged nearby structures. No workers were killed or injured in the incident.
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Boston
North American Powder Company
Acton
Mass
Fort Worth Poker Feud Ends With Wounding at Hotel
A hotel poker dispute in El Paso led to eight gunshots. James D. Reed of Ft Worth and O Osman of Gainesville clashed with explosives, injuring J Rylie of Little Rock in the leg. Reed and Cannon posted bond.
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Fort Worts
el Passo
James D. Reed
Ft. Worth
O. ©. Osman
Gainesville
J. Rylie
Little Rock
Ark
Reed & Cannon
Bond
Fair Trial Fund Committee Formed in London
A Trishmen committee in London raises a fair trial fund for prisoners charged with conspiracy to murder government officials in Dublin. An appeal will be distributed at Catholic church doors urging Irish members to fund against spy testimony and informers.
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Lospen
London
Dublin
Alleged Doctor Held for Manslaughter in Worcester
Franklin Pierce, claiming to be a physician, was held in 3000 bail for manslaughter in the death of Mia Barna Bemis of Oakdale. He treated her erysipelas by bathing in kerosene and wrapping in oil-saturated bandages, leaving her blistered and skinned until she died after a week of suffering.
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Worcester
Mass
Franklin Pierce
Mia
Barna Bemis
Oakdale
Texan court order blows open Edna treasurer safe
From Texan sources comes word that the safe of W. Wood Jackson county treasurer was blown open at Edna under court order. Wood had been absent for weeks presumed under medical treatment but possibly a large defaulter. Expected to be $25,000 in the safe but nothing was found. Wood also held private lands, none located.
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Tr. Louis
Texan Ssue
W. Wood
Jackson County
Edna
Wood
Porter
Oine
Evaneville
Indiana
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Messie
Bell
Chittenden
Fort-Wayne
Shooting Scrape at Winona Ends in Fatality
Feb 1 Winona Mississippi W P Fowler traveling salesman for Schmidt Zeigler of New Orleans shot and killed C M Wright of Wright Brothers Hammond at Winona. Wright attacked with two pistols but Fowler fired twice, Wright died instantly. Fowler family lives in Grenada Mississippi. he was once a conductor on the St Louis Chicago and New Orleans railroad.
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Mzmpuis
Winona
Misa
W. P. Fowler
Schmidt & Zeigler
New Orleans
CO. M. Wright
Wright Broa, & Hammond
Wright
Fowler
Grenada
Miss
St. Louis, Chicago and New Orleans
Seven Men Die in Rocky Mountain Snow Slide Near Crested Butte
In Crested Butte area a severe snow slide crushed a mine dormitory killing seven men including Philip Carmin and Louis Richards. Eighteen were wounded as rescue crews labored for hours. A passenger train ahead derailed nearby, and a wrecking engine could not reach the stranded coaches until morning.
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Denver
Crested Butte
Rocky Mountain
Howard F. Smith
Created Butte
Philip Carmin
Logan Taman
Louis Richards
William Moore
Charles Betts
J. J. Raymond
Letter from Indiana senator on asylum bill and church talks
In Indianapolis on January 29 1885 a pious correspondent reports Governor Porter leading free lunchers from Evansville after a jamboree and discusses a proposed $400 000 asylum for the insane with bills in both Senate and House. Senator Bell delivers a masterful speech defending prohibition as reforms in Indiana politics and religion mix with public debates on constitutional amendments and women’s rights.
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Porter
Evansville
Rellie
Senate
Chittenden
House
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Heller
Capitol
W. H. Myers
Indiana
General Assembly
Baptist Church
Henry O. Mabie
Hell
Zollars
Supreme Court
First Presbyterian Church
Myron W. Reed
Talmage
Brooklyn
Home
W. H. H. Miller
Gulf of Mexico
Bell
Sayre
Preparing for War. Beiglig Fortifications Plan
The plan for strengthening Keel fortifications by Gen Maltke and approved by the emperor calls for a circle of sixteen forts. It aims to secure the port and dockyard as a top strength, with the Strategic railway completing an uninterrupted Baltic shore communication.
Fluctuating Ballot in Joint Legislature Convention
The opening ballot at Derstorf on February 2 shows Ferry 49 Stout 45 and 35 scattering across eleven candidates. A democratic caucus discussed abandoning Stout but votes shifted as a fusionist briefly backed Ferry then returned to Stout and back again as supporters realigned. Descriptive shifts marked a fluid race.
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Derstorf
Ferry
Stout
Democrata
Greenback
The King of Heaven and the Scottish King
In a remote age a war waged by the king of Scotland ends with Scottish valor prevailing. The king seeks counsel from Lord Alexander who names the king of heaven as the one unconquerable. The ruler presses, and Alexander, unsettled, seeks a priest for reassurance before delivering a condemned response.
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Scotland
Lord Alexander
Sandy
Alexander
Mystery of the Count De Mornaine Unfolds In Wives Tale
Henri de Calonne urges Valentine to accept a theory that the Count de Mornaine may be an impostor who murdered Adrienne’s mother to seize the jewel and the estate. They plan cautious action, awaiting the chanoinesse’s return to confirm Valentine’s parentage, while both vow to remain brave and true.
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Valentine
Henri
Count de Mornaine
Jean Renaud
Adrienne
Countees de Mornaase
Count de Mornasee
Count de Mornaise
Chanoineese
Count de Mornase
Hyeres
Chanoinesse
Count de Mornaie
Renaud
Chateau d’Aubretot
Adrienne's Illness Darkens Provence Home Tale
The duchess and duke labor to care for Adrienne as delirium and fever grip the household after Valentine withdraws to Versailles. Raoul and O Rourke fret, while Adrienne relives sorrows through dreams and memory. The Count de Marnasse, and Valentine, plan futures as Adrienne forges on.
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Marquis
Raoul
Toulon
Hyerea
Adrienne
O'Rourke
Count de Marnasse
Jand
Duke de Choiseul
Versailles
Provence
la Grange
Chateau
O’ Rourke
Bell bill seeks city hospital for incurable insane
Indianapolis correspondence reports Senator Bell preparing a bill for a hospital location for the incurable insane in the city. Evaville already has a bill before the legislature to appropriate 400000 dollars for an insane hospital in that city. Current facilities are wholly inadequate to treat and care for the insane.
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Indianapolis
Bell
Evaneville
Call for Accurate Facts in Wagner Divorce Case
Fort Wayne reader J. Q. Sweatrox defends the Wagner divorce, stating Mrs. Wagner won a decree on adultery with no alimony, that Rupert Wagner backed the settlement before the ruling, transferring property worth over half his net worth and $75 cash, and that weekly rent of $25 now goes to Mrs. Wagner. The Gazette article misrepresented the case.
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the Sentinel
Rupert Wagner
Gexzatte
Wagner Ve. Wagner
Wagner
J. Q. Sweatrox
Fort Wayne
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