Gascogne Delays In Atlantic Voyage To New Foundland
La Gascogne, long overdue French steamer, limped into port after a sixteen day voyage, broken piston rod on day three and later additional engine failures. Three red lights hung from the mizzenmast signaling disablement as she battled gales off Sable Island and Newfoundland. Passengers' log lists daily miles run with multiple standstills, the voyage finally resuming toward Long Island coast.
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Li Géscoigne
Havre
New Foundland
la’ Gascogne
Sable Island
Long Island
Atlantic
la Gasogne
Philadelphia
Lia Gascoyne
Hopeful of Action as War and Means Panel Hints
The Huge Committee on Ways and Means contends with President’s border plan and adjourns without report. Secretary Carlisle may unveil a loan contract to settle questions bothering the forthcoming issue. Republicans show cautious optimism as Cockran and others confer on emergency powers and the future.
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Washington
Pedial
Waya
Meng
Bord Nigra
Gaain
Agresmottig
Carlisle
Heol
Cockran
Cadkran
Turkish Reserves Called Out in Constantinople London Dispatch
A Daily News dispatch from Constantinople reports a callout of reserves with rumors pointing to unrest in Minnastir and possible revolts in Macedonia. Foreigners and natives face travel restrictions without Constantinople leave. A Standar dispatch notes 21 of 53 Armenians sentenced to death for Muslim murder, likely commuted to life imprisonment.
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Daily News
Constantinopie
Minnastir
Maes- Goma
Macedonia
Constantinople
Constantinate
Standard
Porte
Fraighan
Musselmans
Tio
Lifn
Inquest Hears Claims of Police Revenue Motive
The inquest into John Pwiss, hanged for an agrarian murder, hears the prison chaplain testify the condemned man claimed police revenue schemes framed him. Coroner says verdict may hinge on this assertion, sparking widespread public unease.
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Cork
John Pwiss
Guatemalan War Rumors Suppress Official Comment
The report notes warlike rumors around Guatemala and air tensions but states officials will not confirm. Government sources decline to commit, while reports suggest Guatemala may concede disputed territory though no confirmation awaits.
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Guatemala
Powers plan restrained intervention in China crisis
Paris reports British Russian and French envoys agree on a cautious joint approach to the China Japan conflict. They will press China to open ports and reform currency to European systems, while avoiding war indemnities and broad concessions to Japan. No stance on vessel seizure or booty.
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Hneland
Lani
France
Actid
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Specia
the Times
Paris
England
China
Japan
Europe
No Tidings Of La Gascogne Reach New York Harbor
The French steamer La Gascogne has not reached port as of the latest reports. Three other steamers arriving in New York within 24 hours offered no news of her status amid a weeks long Atlantic gale, while La Gascogne is said to have endured a hurricane for four days and nights before sighting New York Harbor.
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Ls Gascoyne
Atlantic
Fist Peyer
Atic
Bond
Sahil
la Gascogne
Ursedty
Barhor
Unprecedented Florida Cold Hits State and More
Florida faces record cold with Jacksonville and Lake Worth reporting 14 above zero, Palm Beach and Kay Weel among the only areas above freezing, orange crops damaged and millions at risk. Elsewhere a Chicago express safe theft, a Berlin bid for a global grain talks, and a burned Female College in Jackson Miss. endangering students.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
United States
Zéra
Tampa
Florida
Mercury
Jackson Villa
Kay Weel
Weekly Review of Trade and Treasury Movements
A compact overview notes bond sales, treasury gold losses totaling about 67 million for ten months ending February, with 26 million diverted to mining products and 340 million circulating domestically. It cites mixed industry signals, slight farm price gains, steady cotton, and weekly US and Canada-wide failure counts.
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Ig Weekly Review of Trade
Congress
United States
Canada
Rescued From Wreck Off Fire Island After Forty Hours
Two men clung to the Louis V. Place schooner rigging for forty hours off Fire Island as a gale sank the coal laden vessel from Baltimore to New York. Lifesavers of the Lone Hill station rescued them under Capt. Baker. Only two of the crew survived by clinging to the rigging while others perished in the blizzard and freezing spray.
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Fire Island
Fire Island Special
Ching
Fire Island Beach
Lone Hill
Fes
Baker
Aid
Death Sentences for Rebels Reported by Court Martial
Washington special reports two Americans condemned to death by a court martial in Hawaii for rebellion. Former minister Ale. Galigk and minister Major General Seward face execution. T. Walker and others await penalties. Secretary Gresham and Minister Thurston dispute details and fairness of trial. President urged to act to preserve national credit and faith.
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Willis
Gresham
Ale. Galigk
Ar. Seward
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T. Z. Walker
States Army
Fife
Rentenets
Thurston
Ilawaikie
Thurber
White House
Jresident
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Train Held Up Near Sylvia Kansas Aboard Westbound
A westbound Santa Fe train near Sylvia Kansas was held up by four armed men who boarded the express car and robbed passengers of valuables before slipping away southward after an hour. Police search ongoing. Separately a factory fire at Millville injured none of forty workers as they escaped through windows. fire under investigation. A Canadian liner Cephalonia overdue thirty six years, with Captain Sirecemb reporting from host on January 28. The United States steamer Baye Renis noted in London dispatches at Smith Square.
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Santa Te Road
Sylvia
Kanato
President Cleveland asks Congress to permit gold bond substitution
Cleveland announces sale of 362.4 million four percent bonds at a premium, to be paid with gold from London. The arrangement with Belmont Morgan and Rothschilds aims to reserve the right to substitute a three percent gold bond within ten days, yielding substantial interest savings over thirty years.
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United States
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New York
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Belmont
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Congress of the Pentel
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Treasury
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Grover’ Cleveland
The Robin as a Pet and its Care
A guide on raising a robin by hand, including nest selection, timing, and diet. It notes robins eat often, require raw meat in early stages, and that fed birds may learn to mimic sounds. The piece discusses diet changes, training, and plumage changes in caged robins across seasons.
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la Alea
Liu
Poor Filfis Cesar Reflects on Julius Caesar’s Modern Limits
A quaint critique notes Caesar’s absence from many 19th and 20th century innovations. The humorous piece lists items he never experienced such as riding a bus, using a telephone, telegraphs, newspapers, field glasses, advertisements, wheat markets, transatlantic travel, machine shops, roller rinks, manufacturing, typewriters, railway stocks, diagrams, phonographs, mail, and photographs.
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Julius Caesar
What Mrs Grundy Says and Social Musings in a Fragment
Fragmentary satirical reflections touch on politics, fashion, theater, philanthropy, hunting, and social behavior. The text lampoons public taste, gender roles, and current trends, noting improved business, costly fashions, and provocative opinions. The piece reads as a collage of pithy maxims and quips.
Senate and House Proceedings on Budget and Bills
Congressional actions stretch across the Senate and House with debates on a 500 million bond issuance, treasury affairs, and a diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Mentions of Hawaiian questions, mineral land cases in Montana and Idaho, and measures for a Pacific cable project appear, alongside staffing salaries and clerks' pay proposals.
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