Democratic National Convention Set for Chicago July 7
Reports from Chicago detail the Democratic National Committee choosing July 7 for the convention date after a close vote. Chicago led in the balloting for the convention city over St. Louis Cincinnati and New York with final support shifting to Chicago as New York votes flowed away. The committee also outlined organizational steps and the hall location to be decided by a subcommittee, while Republican preparations continued in St Louis with Byrnes elected sergeant at arms.
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National Legislature Debates Sliver Coinage and Pension Bills
In Washington and St Louis reports from Jan 16 to Jan 21 outline Senate debates on free silver coinage and a pension appropriation, with arguments by Grow of Pennsylvania and Sewell of New Jersey. House activity includes adjournment for memorials and passage of pension bills, while other items note Monroe doctrine discussion and a Populist convention decision in St Louis.
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Venezuela Declares Commercial War on England in Caracas
A Caracas dispatch reports Venezuela’s press and people urging a boycott of English goods. For two months from January 15 newspapers will publish names of Venezuelan and foreign merchants trading with England, illustrating a crackdown on English products.
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State News Notes From Across the State
Antone Fleher, a longtime worker at the Wells and French Manufacturing company, died after an accident at a transfer table. The incident occurred just before 6 o clock when his left ankle was caught in a rope belt, dragging him twenty feet and severing the foot at the ankle. He suffered a fractured left knee cap and internal injuries before succumbing at the county hospital.
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Chicago Man Found Dead in Bed and Wife Arrests
A Chicago man Abguar Johansen a moonkeeper at BS Cottage Grove Avenue was found dead in his bed at midnight in his apartments over his enloon. He was poisoned. In an adjoining room his wife was hysterical and claimed robbers killed him and robbed their savings. She was hospitalized as police held four suspects including a bartender and a neighbor watchman. Johansen died five or six hours before discovery and authorities believe poison was ingested via a cup of coffee given by his wife.
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Inauguration of Iowa's Governor Drake Debuts
Gen. Drake inaugurated as Iowa governor amid a large crowd in Des Moines. Chief Justice Rothrock administered the oath. In his address he urged improved waterways and roads, a secular plan for state education with colleges, stronger National Guard, temperance support, and raising the age of consent to fifteen. He endorsed tariff protection, praised labor, and urged stop Armenian Turkish atrocities. A grand capitol reception followed with ex-Governor Jackson present.
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Gen Harrison engagement to Mrs. Dimmick shocks New York
Ex President Harrison announces engagement to Mrs. Dimmick. marriage to follow after Lent. Harrison stays in New York, plans Indianapolis trip for the Stanford lawsuit defense. Dimmick, a longtime Indianapolis and Washington household manager, is described as a strikingly handsome 40 year old.
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Collision at Highland Light claims crew of Fortuna
History of a Week reports nine lost when steamer Carnatablean collides with fishing schooner Fortuna near Highland Light New Jersey at night. Fortuna crew seven survivors fourteen others saved. details vary in dispatches from New York.
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FIRE IN A FLAT BUILDING IN 1895 CHICAGO
Fire on the top floor of a new five story flat at Wabash avenue and Thirty-sixth street destroyed the Lincoln Brooke building and damaged neighboring Fleur de Lis flats. Twenty families were left homeless. three firemen and a bystander injured. Loss estimated at 125000, with Brooke building 60000 and Fleur de Lis flats 50000. Also notes 118 homicides in Chicago for the year ending December 31 1895 and wartime poetry excerpt by Frank L Stanton.
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Three Chess Games From St Petersburg Tourney
The European mail brings three more games from the St Petersburg chess tourney with Pillsbury Tschigorin Lasker Steinits. It includes the Jan 2 scores and the first game of round four Pillsbury versus Larker played Jan 5, plus a description of positions after Black’s thirty second move.
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Brakeman Sues Lake Erie and Western for 50000 Damages
Hosea B. Tullis, formerly a brakeman for the Lake Erie and Western Railway, sues the company in Lafayette Ind. claiming a February collision left him invalid with paralysis of his left side and hand. He asks for fifty thousand dollars in damages.
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Slaughter Sale Deep Discounts On Winter Goods
The sale offers suits Ulsters overcoats and underwear at heavy discounts. Men's boys and children's departments feature lower prices on heavy wool mittens socks caps and leather gloves. Goods are described as new with prices about half of competitors and urged customers to visit to be convinced.
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Parthenon to Crown centennial in likeness of Athens
The Parthenon will house Tennessee centennial art exhibits in an exact fireproof replica of the Athens temple. Mr. Cooley, head of fine arts, outlines plans to reproduce details including the Athena statue and Greek colors, claiming it will be a crowning glories of the centennial. Also noted are U S plan against Turkey and religious fervor in Knott County Kentucky led by John Staving claiming a heavenly revelation.
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