Diverse 1892 headlines span politics science and technology
A wide array of brief items notes Senator Carlisle praising public life, claims about government editors, famine theories, geographical naming trends, Texas and New York developments, battle casualty studies, English marriage markets, sleeping cars economics, and a January 31 1892 public debt report plus a snow weight fact.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
United States Chilean crisis notes and ultimatums
President Harrison transmits final correspondence on the Baltimore incident with Chile. Chilean Minister Pereira replies condemning October violence, offering arbitration and urging peaceful resolution while reaffirming friendly ties and willingness to submit disputes to the Supreme Court or an arbitral tribunal.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Congress
Chili
Senate
House of Representatives
Egan
Santiago
Pereira
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Montt
Blaine
State Department
Matta
Assatt
Baltimore
Bexias
Washington
Chile
Blaine Liz
Valaraiso
United States
Valparaiso
Biggin
Wharton
Bay of
Republc
Lown of
Criminal Court of
Supreme Court of Justice
Intendencia
Swanson
Case
Nicholls
Darony
Onies
Cunningham
Williams
Talbot
Department of Foreign Relations
Montt
American State Department
Vaparaizo
Supreme Court of Justice of
Tribunal of Arbitration
Legation
Grip Sweeps Europe and America with High Deaths
Reports from Paris London Aurora and Vienna describe a deadly grip epidemic with about 1000 cases in Aurora and 46 per 1000 inhabitants in London. Clergy Rev David Lats shaw dies of grip with pneumonia while hospitals fill and schools close.
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Europe
America
Paris
Clarion
David Latshaw
M. E
London
Smee
Life Isurance Company
Aurora
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Frazer
Vienna
Elizabeth
Ludovica
Bavaria
Munich
Louisa
Charles Theodor
Wittelsbach
Berlin
Saxony
New York
Fire Victims in Elton: Elderly Couple Die in Blaze
In Elton, seven miles southeast of Johnstown, Samuel Kring aged 79 and his wife aged 83 perished in a house fire sparked by an overheated stove. Their bodies were found amid a blaze that spared $90 in gold hidden in bed clothing, while nearly all other money, mostly in paper, was destroyed.
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Johnstown
Elton
Samuel Kring
Kring
Memphis Tragedy Arraignments Move to Plea
In Memphis on February 4 Alice Mitchell and Lillie Johnson were arraigned in criminal court on charges of murdering Freda Ward. Johnson fainted during the indictment as she proclaimed not guilty, while Mitchell did not speak. Counsel then moved to plead guilty for Johnson and claim insanity for Mitchell. They were returned to jail. A New York man released from a hospital died after dancing in joy.
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Memphis
Alice Mitchell
Lillie Johnson
Criminal Court
Freda Ward
Miss Johnson
Miss Mitchell
Colonel Gantt
Houses of Snow Eskimo Dwellings Crafted in Dome Shape
An illustrated portrait explains Eskimo snow houses built from carefully selected single-storm snow blocks. Two builders form a spiral vault to create a dome, then seal joints with snow mortar. Winter cabins rise ten to twelve feet, with attic benches, skins lining, a window of ice, and a snow bench bed.
Rat Catcher Recalls Big North Carolina Hotel Catch
A New York professional rat catcher described his career high point, recalling a large hotel in North Carolina where rooms and especially the kitchen were infested with rats. He spoke to a Tribune reporter about notable catches and methods.
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New York
Tribune
North Carolina
Islands Madagascar Climate and Ruling Queen Details
A Chicago Herald summary notes Madagascar has two climates two native classes and two florafauna groups. Interior highlands moderate climate with smaller lighter people who govern. Antananarivo capital houses Queen Ranayetona. Roads scarce and transport by porters and ponies. Malagasy language written by Protestant missionaries and a prominent congregational church. A separate piece describes the Prince of Wales involuntary facial tic causing brief winks that resemble a deliberate gesture and amuse onlookers.
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Madagascar
France
Antananarivo
Chicago Herald
Prince of Wales
Spice Ball Fashion and Idle-Woman Wardrobe Talk
A column mixes a spice ball fashion tip with essays on old dresses and attire for women. It cites various newspapers on style, advises on fringe and basque updates, critiques tight tailor made gowns, and notes spring trends including ribbon, moire, and hat styles while warning that extreme silhouettes may distress younger readers.
Liquor Production Impacts and National Distillery Figures
The Internal Revenue report lists 104,510,889 gallons of spirits in distillery warehouses as of September 3, 1891, and 152,945,773 gallons in U S bonded warehouses as of October 1, 1891. Total registered distilleries 4049, operating 3819, down from prior year. The commissioner proposes weighing instead of gauging distillates for tax. The data imply high spirit consumption despite temperance efforts. Also notes Milwaukee beer output and temperance quips and a Wyoming case of a jailed multilingual husband.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Croton
New York
Internal Revenue Report
Oda Temperance Missionary Work
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Indiana
Carlisle
Kentucky
Fortnightly Review
Russia
United States Board of Geographical Names
Thurzh
Fort Worth
Texas
Dias
Rio Grande River
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Garza
New York City
San Francisco Chronicle
Billroth
Austria
England
Henry Somerset
Indianapolis
Ind.) Journal
Peage
Hallard
Hodge
Butler
Marquis Imperiali
Valigo
Tereas
Luis Parra
Eaax
Washington Star
Thad
Jennings
Young Isaacson
Isaacsen
Island
Detroit
St. Louis Republic
New York Herald
Fraulein Helene Lange
New Orleans Picayune
Fashion Notes
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
G. C. Oscoon
Lowell
Masa
J. F. Krocuxzor
Conway, Ark
Chiktres
Castonigg
Boster
Acties C. Surra, Pres
the Centaur Company
Ti Murray Street
Temperance
New York World
George F. Shrady
Brooklyn
Dan
Alcoho
Ireland
Lebanon
Sacred Heart Review
Shoals
Germany
Milwaukee
Liramie
Wyo
Swearingen
A. Haviena
Fry
MATIC
Herbert N K
Monte BE. Srre
Booth
George's-in-the- East
Agnankx
Inkebie
St. George's East
Chaz
Whitechapel
Amd
Bethna'-green
Heid