England Eyes Mediation in Chili Dispute Amid War Talk
Washington dispatches report England seeks arbiter role to avert conflict with Chile while Germany may join. President Harrison demands full apology and reparation for American sailors killed in Valparaiso. Navy planning balloon use and troop mobilization, with Rear Admiral Gherardi to command Pacific forces if war erupts.
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Wasumatox
England
Chili
Julian Pounceforte
Harrison
Blaine
Germany
Washington
Navy Department
Congress
Evans
Yorktowns
Mahan
Tracy
Gherardi
Pacific
France
Political Ghost Danes Meet in Indiana to Pick Central Committeemen
The administration and anti administration factions clash in Indianapolis for two delegate conventions. The seventh district convenes at the courthouse while the U S court room hosts anti movement delegates from the fifth district. Harrison supporters back J W Hess and R A Black rivals favor Harrison. The thirteenth district remains divided with Billy Wilson and Harry Hanna as possible picks. Both conventions meet in the afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Court House
U.S. Court Room
State Central Committee
Harrison
J. W. Hess
Harrison Tooth
Ce Nails
R. A. Black
Greenfield
Ruth
Antis
Thireenth
Billy Wilson
B’ine
Harry Hanna
Fort Wayne
Behring Sea Arbiter Phelps and Key Political Movements
Ex Minister Phelps discussed as an arbiter in Behring Sea matters while Speaker Crisp plans to seat next week after recovering from illness. Riaina reports 3 465 000 dollars paid under the Mexican award act. Springer loses Democratic leadership clash. Mills reasserts control as votes reveal. Sporting Life items note Detroit visit, racing payouts, Corbett illness, and other sports tidbits. Funeral of Frank Flint in Chicago with many pros present. Billy Sunday sermon reported. Gus Schmelz pursues Western League entry. Brash pledges support for Cincinnati club amid city interests. Salary list set at 12009 for clubs. Chicago confirms another meeting Wednesday.
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Phelps
Behring Sea
Crisp
Riaina
Springer
Richardson
Mills
Slayin
Mitchel
Detroit
Bonner
Pacera
O'Connor
Caraman
Kim Corbett
Dennis Gallager
Ike Smith
Buffalo
Frank Flint
Chicago
St. Louis
Billy Sunday
Orion
Gus Schmelz
Columbus
Hevan Jobt Brash
Cincinnati
Fine Poultry and Pet Stock Show At Toulins on Hall
The poultry and pet stock exhibit at Toulinson hall opened Wednesday morning with nearly all entries present. Rabbits of many varieties including a 12 pound king of rabbits with 20 inch ears, Angora and Himalayan breeds, and black lop eared rabbits are displayed. Flying squirrels, pigeons, and a rare white cat, a pup, and a pigeon form the “happy family.” Dogs fill the large corridors, led by English setter Pickwick valued at 1000 dollars, with bulldog Dan the toughest, Irish setters, a Septel terrier and her four pups, all noted for their lively coats and playful error.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Baltimore
Mare Island Navy Yard
South
Acapulco
Callao
Charleston
San Diego
Schley
Panama
Mare Island
Washington
Admiral Brown
Santiago
Seave i San Diego
San Francre
Toulinson Hall
Chas, Conant
Africa
Pickwick
J. B. McGuffin
Bulldog
J. H. Alexander
Dan
Daslight Ual Data
Postoffice Notes on Box Litter and Carrier Roles
A column explains the distinction between mail carrier and letter carrier. It notes odds and ends found in boxes and stresses it is a penitentiary offense to deposit non mail matter. The piece clarifies roles as town to town mail carrier and district to city letter carrier.
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Wanamaker’ Elliot
Bynum Rumored to Enter Governor Race in Late Summer
A Sun source claims William D. Bynum plans a formal gubernatorial bid to succeed Gov. Chase. Friends report active organizing across the state, testing Democratic support, with a public announcement expected soon. Other potential contenders discussed include Jim Curtis and McCullough, while Morris Ross and John R. Wilson are viewed skeptically for various reasons.
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Bynum
Sun
William D. Bynum
Gov. Chase
Jim Curtis
Marion County
John R. Wilson
McCullough
Morris Ross
Ross
Joss
Street Car Arbitration Opens With Brotherhood Case
The arbitration board hears the Brotherhood of car drivers and conductors dispute over free riding privileges. Attorney Wishard argues the privilege forms part of compensation, while John Frenzel and Attorney Allen defend company rights. Proceedings include testimony from President Dugan and potential witnesses as the panel sets rules and schedules further sessions.
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Board of Arbitration
Howe
Bishop Chatard
Hugh H. Hanna
Brotherhood of
Motsmer
Tar Sux
News
Frenzel
Allen
Wrenzel
John P
Ts Board
Attorney Wishard
Dugan
Brotherhood
Hanna
Judge Howe
Wishard
Statewest
Railway Corporation
Shaffer
Special Police
Board of Health
Anderson
John Lewis
Shelpyst
Leiter
J. 2. Riggs
John Smith
Wisbard
Hoe
Franzel
Ant
Ime
The
Mullholland
Mr. Wishard
Freeze
Janitor arrested in body theft for dissection scheme
Otto Von Tessel janitor at Central Medical College faces arraignment in race court charged with receiving a stolen body of Emma Cassel for dissection. Bond set at 500, with Drs Harp and Long involved in the case as witnesses and bondsman. Reports note suspicious behavior but no confession. police continue追追 inquiries into the alleged ghoul ring.
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Otto von Tessel
Central Medical College
Emma Cessel
Wit
Wright
Judge Buskirk
Fx von Tesse
Emma Cassel
von Teesel
Harp
Sam
Lat
Jon Wilgee
Seling
Deetars
Yan Tessel
Long
Cassel
von Tessel
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Alliance push on silver and land loan plan hits Senate
Washington dispatches report early Senate action on Senator Teller's call for an international silver conference to widen coinage usage. debate over ratio 15.1 2 to 1 6 1 0 1. Blain shows cautious recovery and a looming Senate demonstration on public money loans for farms led by Stanford and allied speakers Peffer Kyle and Irby.
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Washington
Senate
Teller
Congress
France
United States
Stanford
Alliance
Peffer
Kyle
Irby
Rome Clergy Leader Dies and Global Turmoil Report
The bulletin notes the death of Rev. Father Anderledy in Rome and reports wars, disease, and disasters worldwide. The pope reportedly has influenza in Rome while Zante in Peloponnesus trembles from an earthquake. Reports also state Hungary plans to resume specie payments and grippe deaths rise in parts of Europe.
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Rome
Father Anderledy
Zante
Peloponnesus
Grippe
Hiurope
Africa
Spain
Russia
Dr. Bredermann
Chemical Laboratory
University of Berlin
Margaret Hemyer
Funeral Services Held for Duke of Cornwall at Sandringham
Brief morning rites followed by a gun carriage transfer to Windsor. The Prince of Wales and Victoria attended, with the estate staff acting as pallbearers. Crowds lined the route as the procession moved to Windsor amid a cold clear day. Guns fired and bells tolled as stores closed.
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Sandringham
Loxnon
Duke of Cence
Wintsor
Sandringham Hall
Windeor
England
Hells
Sleigh Party Struck by Locomotive in Missouri Tragedy
A party of 22 sleigh riders near St. Louis was struck by a Wabash locomotive on January 20. Eight killed, five identified: Fred Neubert Gus Neubert Will Krone J Schaafe and Even Behren. Several wounded. Passenger-borne driver named Miss Fizz Boom. In New York Nowell and Presley woolens importers failed with assets near 100000.
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St. Louis
Fred Neubert
Gus Neubert
Will Krone
J. Schaafe
Even Behren
New York
Thirteen Brief News Items From State and Nation
A trestle collapse at Cankin Pennsylvania kills one and injures another. Louisiana Republicans denounce fraud and back Harrison renomination. Chicago man blamed for five deaths in a boiler explosion. Chicago local vs national fair exhibits clash. Pittsburg streetcar strike turns violent as cars are stoned. Lake Michigan water levels drop near Traverse City and briefly recede. New York firm arrest suspects Weatherby and Stevens for embezzlement. Senator Quay wins libel suit and pursues criminal libel against Post officials.
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Co. I. Pfingst
Lillia Stevens
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Lowe
Manker
Isaae Long
Wishard
Oliver Norris
Hushville
Ind
Cleveland
Mies Ela May Crawford
St. John’s Alylemy
Norris
Rush County
New York St
Mercury
Kim Johnson
Tu Sun
Sam
Black Frank
Indianapolis
Tie Sun Office
St. Clair Hall
W. B. Clarke
Arbitration Board
Frenzel
Wiehard
Prapar Aa
Jacco
Lizzie Harman
Rachel Rick
William
Eleanor Pace
Scipio
Amanda Dabbe
H. A
Emma Pfortier
John
Louise Deehleman
Mrs. Stephen
Charley
Gracie Valandingham
Jacob
Laura Dalliit
Elizabeth Seckler
Wallace St
Grippe
Ellen McCarthy
S. West St
Isaas Lang
St. Vincent?s
Infant Duran
Braden Block
Kennington
Madison Ave
Indiana Humane Society
Market St
Denny
C. 8. Denny
Dr. Harvey, Mesere
A. G. Shortridge
H. Bamberger
W. Hi, Hobbs
Father Bessoutes
Cankin
Garrathers
Charles Hose
Louisiana
Harrison
Warren Springer
Chicago
Pittsburg
Lake Michigan
Traverse City
Mich
Pasc’ Ple
H. B. Claflin & Co
New York
Charles S. Weatherby
W. A. Stevens
Cincinnati
Senator Quay
Beaver Star
Albert J. Barr
The
Post Publishing Company
James Milles
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