Record of 1895 disasters and revolts in Armenia and Cuba
The survey chronicles Armenian massacres and Turkish repression, the Cuban revolt against Spain, and political shifts in 1895. It lists major fires, deaths, strikes, and wars, noting European reactions and looming dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire. It also records notable U.S. and global events by month, including deaths of public figures and economic turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ecient
Congress
Crania
Puffing the Play and New York Theater Influence
The piece criticizes New York driven theatrical trends and press culture shaping national reception. It contends persistent media promotion props weak shows, allowing rotted acts to tour and mislead audiences, while critics and public learn to resist such pretenders.
Tariff Passed in House by 205 to 81 Vote
The House approved a tariff bill aimed at raising 40 million dollars over two and a half years to aid treasury relief. The vote was party line with five exceptions, and the measure was brought to a swift 6 pm decision under ironclad rules leaving no amendments. Debate was orderly though less partisan than usual.
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Wroether
Journaliat
Tug Campbell
Lake Ruperior
Ghiltan
Wis
Louis Gla
Dulian Permtta
Dardanelles
Uarrr
Harwerd
Bubyespolta
Uurnigg
Gath
Cleveland
Petladelphia
St. Pank
Pasaes
Eee
Isaac Egeactt
Renats
Newfoundland
Elarm
North Carolina
Trenendalla
Ghiedica
Papin
Wall Street
Feante
Tiense Bil
Veresueisn Commission
Glevelant Gerd
Gongreka
Pwenkyfour
Fisrina
Tena
Galaga
House
Hartman
Mont
Save
Newlands
Pep. Ner
Congress
Cripple Creek
Trenaury
iBivery
Secretary of the Treasury
Linsler
Biz. Dolliver
Mar. Crisp
Turner
Democrate
Col. Morrison
Susar
Bort
Yeas
Naya
Cripple Creek mining craze warned by Colorado Springs
A Colorado Springs pamphlet warns investors against wildcat mining stocks around Cripple Creek. It notes many mines are unprofitable and questions inflated newspaper hype fueling Eastern investments. Officials urge buyers to investigate and avoid dubious companies.
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New York
Cripple Creek
Tvan
Colorado Springs
Wnildcat
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Fhst
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Heles
Phess Gang
Blind Chaplain of Congress Rev TH MN Couden Loses Sight
Rev H N Couden, chaplain of the new Congress from Port Huron Michigan, went blind after severe wounds in the Civil War. He served with the Sixth Ohio Infantry and later the First Mississippi Marine Brigade, losing both eyes near Austin Mississippi. After discharge he studied at a blind school in Ohio and attended a seminary in Canton New York before pastoring in several states and settling in Port Bluren Michigan.
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New York
Gowell J. Jackson
Tennearet
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Newark
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Ohio
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San Francisco
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Holmes
Benjamin Pitzel
Philadelphia
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Pattts
Eugene. Field
Chicago
Beestar
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Journal
Ryan Familly
Mix
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Cleveland
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America
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Alexandra Dumas, Jr
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Duiona
Congress
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Ila
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Shiloh
Mississippi Marine Brigade
Austin
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Couden
Esosal Seminary
Canton
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Port Bluren
Notable Deaths and Local Incidents Across Locations
John Russell Wind dies, noted as English as tronamer with Rev George W Drowne D D dying suddenly in Richmond Virginia. Philadelphia bankers William G and I T Trapper referenced. Mexican press backs President Cleveland and Monroe Doctrine. Connellsville merchants receive 10 percent advance in wares. Jewelry theft in Cleveland amounts to 1509 dollars.
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George W. Drowne
Richmond
William G
Trapper
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Lave
Cleveland
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Buenk
Byrons complete poetical works and letters to be issued
R Henley and Macmillan prepare a ten volume edition of Byron’s complete poetical works with his letters. Bellos details life in Rome and Paris 1870 with intimate interviews of famous figures. Mark Twain becomes a social lion in Australia as his humor and books attract crowds and demand. Alfred Austin to be poet laureate after Duke of Clarence death raises notes of poetic integrity.
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Messrs. Macmillan
Bellos
Rome
Taseson
Howtti
Basil Wontagaé
Tor S. Ees Damas
Avbien
Domas
Mark Twain
Australia
Melbourne
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Alfred Adam Tin
Duke of Clarence
Duke of York
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Headsman of Naples Long After His Capture
The article recalls Gasparino Impellizieri, Naples headsman under Ferdinand I, blamed for secret executions that terrorized Naples and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. He was captured, later imprisoned on Ischia, and died aged 70. Garibaldi’s 1860 entry into Naples sparked pursuit, but he showed little concern for the fate of others.
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Ferdinand
Fay
Francisco Plage
Naples
Agesilas Milanoaue
Ferdinagd II
Patricia
Hia Tietina
Garibaldi
Tauch
Ustien
Huallt
New York Tribune
Ice and hospitality in Paris intrigue American visitor
An American summer tourist in Paris notes the French practice of serving ice as luxury and derides American drink icing. The piece mentions soaring ice consumption in Paris and compares it to New York, highlighting a high total weight of ice used and the French habit of rationing ice.
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France
Snris
Paris
New York
Statues of Union Civil War Generals in Washington
A Confederate era missive notes a committee from the Army of the Tennessee seeks funds to supplant a memorial for General Grant and others in Washington. The article hints at statues of Grant Sherman and Sheridan, with focus on public monuments.
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Army of the Tennessee
Congress
Washington
Pen
Grant
Sherman
Sherkdan
Revered Ledger Proclaims Sun Will Support Earth For 10,000 More Years
The Rev Wa rung Ledger of Iogivnd has demonstrated after a series of nic aealentions that the sun's surface temperature remains sufficient to support life on Earth for more than ten thousand years longer.
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Hinn Long
Warung Ledger
Iogivnd
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