Second Life Miracle In Borodino Man Reclaims Health
Albert Applebee, a 50 year old carpenter from Borodino, long sick with grip, scrofula and digestive pain, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with his recovery after a months long decline. Neighbors corroborate his remarkable improvement and endorse the remedy sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady.
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Borodino
Evening News
Syracuse
Albert Applebees
Mr. Applebee
State capitol tower in Mississippi at risk of collapse
The Mississippi state capitol tower is in imminent danger of falling, with the structure reported as six to eight inches out of plumb. No further details on the cause or remaining stability are provided.
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Mississippi
Bond Sale Nears Final Approval With Morgan Lead
Washington reports a new $100 million bond issue arranged with a Morgan-led syndicate awaiting only the secretary of the treasury’s signature. Republicans reorganize Senate committees as Populists abstain, sparking a lively debate over free coinage and fiscal policy.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Reorganization of the Senate Divides Parties
The 31 December session shifted committee control to Republicans as Populists abstained from voting. Mitchell of Oregon and Gorman framed the move as a Republican Populist alliance risk. Allen of Nebraska defended the Populists as a small but independent nucleus while signaling they hold the balance of power.
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West
Creo
Wolcott
Hale
Gorman
Senate
Washington
Mitchell
Oregon
Yeas
Allen
Nebraska
Butler
North Carolina
Irby
South Carolina
Peffer
Kansas
Stewart
Nevada
Tilman
Kyle
North Dakota
Harris
Cleveland
Congress
Tennessee
Hoar
Pop
Justice Brewer Joins Venezuelan Commission
Justice Brewer of the supreme court has been tendered and accepted a seat on the Venezuelan commission, announced from Washington on December 31. The appointment places a high court figure on the international panel amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Justice Brewer
Washington
Supreme Court
Venezeuelan Commission
Almost A Lynch Attempt In St Louis Market
A violent mob at the Union market house seized a thief, bound his wrists and strung him up by a rope. The man freed himself with a knife, cut the rope, and escaped into an alley after a dramatic struggle. The crowd pursued but the suspect evaded capture.
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St. Louis
Union
United States loan talks seen making little headway
The Evening Post reports that London banks and some small institutions may join a US loan, but major supporters remain hesitant, slowing negotiations. In Louisville officials and Big Four leaders mark Ingalls visit with an informal reception in Exchange Hall. In Guthrie Oklahoma a man dies in a house fire, his grandson driven mad by the horror.
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New York
The
Evening Post
London
United States
Louisville
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Railway
Road
Exchange Hall
Board of Trade
Buckner
Ingalls
Big Four
Improved Knights of Pythias Lodge organized in Indianapolis
The first grand lodge of the Improved Order Knights of Pythias formed in Indianapolis with fifty-four members. The seven lodges in Indiana total 1,016 members and the group, a rival to the original order, stems from a dispute over German language ritual printing.
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Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Armenian Relief Calls for Aid as Trebizond Turmoil Unfolds
In New York on December 31 the Armenian Relief Association cables to London urging aid as massacres and terror engulf Trebizond and Armenia. It notes mass arrests, dispossession, and the plunder of homes while maidens are said to be taken to harems. The group appeals for funds to Brown Bros. & Co. and warns public opinion must not ignore this crisis.
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New York
Europe
Turkey
Armenian Relief Association
London Daily News
the Times
Armenia
Hell
England
Grosvenor House Committee
America
Trebizond
Bahiri
Bahiri Pasha
Constantinople
Adana
Diabekir
Gurum
National
Armenian Relief Committee
United States
Brown Bros. & Co
Philadelphia
Boston
Young America
Bill Green
Enos Brumbaugh
Michigan City
Green
Carroll County
Lord Salisbury urged to choose a competent arbitrator
Pope? The note from Joseph Pulitzer on the Venezuela dispute asks Lord Salisbury to appoint an unbiased arbitrator. The World praises peace messages from church and state leaders, hoping arbitration can resolve a seventy year old drift and foster lasting harmony between Britain and the United States.
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Lord Salisbury
London
Prince of Wales
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Royal
Duke of York
Francis Knolleys
United States
Great Britain
Dublin
Kildare
Armagh
Liverpool
Manchester
Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
England
America
Interviewee Astonished by Venezuela War Scare
London dispatch details Professor James Brice arriving from South Africa reacting to American war rumors. Brice says he cannot believe the United States would engage in conflict and questions the Venezuela scare he just learned about. He notes no American honor or Monroe Doctrine involved.
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Pie
America
Congress
Brice
London
the Chronicle
James Brice
England
South Africa
Venezuela
Belidve
Diplomats Expelled as Passport Decree Shocks Colombia
Report from Caracas states that both Britain and Spain have expelled their Colombian ministers, each receiving passports. The move marks a sharp deterioration in diplomatic ties amid regional tensions.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Colombia
Lebanon Unites in Action After Mob Killings
About 1,000 residents massed at the Lebanon courthouse to denounce the lynching of Mrs. J T West and W A Deveres. They raised funds for detectives, urged rewards, and pledged to identify and convict five lynchers amid strong calls for justice. Alma Deveres, 14, survives and may aid identification. In Kentucky Governor Bradley vowed a $500 reward and coordinated with local authorities.
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Lebanon
Court House
J.T. West
W. A. Deveres
Marion County
Alma Deveres
Frankfort
Bradley
William Deveres
Trains Collide in Kentucky Two Die and Seven Hurt
Two passenger trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railway collided between North Bend and Delhi near Cincinnati. Dead include Fireman Wilson and an unidentified man. Injured range from severe to critical with engineers and passengers listed. conditions largely serious, some possibly fatally injured. Additional items report money tightness in Boston and a Montana telegraph company bid in Denver.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
North Bend
Delhi
Louisville
St. Louis
Wilson
Hiram Bruning
Jacob Bauer
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Alonzo Pruett
Louisville Express
James Gabriel
Fred Binekamp
Aurora
T. M. Voight
Geo. Weselberger
Binekamp
Eisenborn
BrewEe
Bauer
Pruett
Large Providence dry goods house assigns to James M. Scott
The H. W. Ladd company, a leading Providence dry goods house, has assigned assets totaling 354,613.78 with liabilities of 227,589. The transfer names James M. Scott as assignee.
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Providence
H. W. Ladd Company
James M. Scott
How to Crystallize Fruit in Homemade Candies
Instructions for making candied fruit at home with cherries currants pineapple apricots pears and peaches. Prepare thick syrup add fruit boil then drain and dry in a warm oven turning and re sugaring until glaze forms. Store on waxed paper in a dry place.
Decline in Wisconsin Pine Lumber Yields Over a Decade
A historical note states logs in Wisconsin shrank from four or five per 1,000 feet of lumber to larger numbers. It claims in ten years the diameter of pine trees fell dramatically, reducing usable lumber by about 95 percent in five years, signaling a major decline in supply.
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Wisconsin
Evansville Morning Courier Sold At Sheriff Sale In $15000 Deal
The Morning Courier the Democratic paper in Evansville changed hands after a sheriff's sale for $15,000. Gertrude Avery Shanklin and her husband editor John Gilbert Shanklin control the reorganized firm with multiple Indiana backers including Burke as president and Alvin Lockard and Parker among the investors.
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Evansville
Morning Courier
Democratic
Gertrude Avery Shanklin
John Gilbert Shanklin
Indiana
United States
Burke
Alvin Lockard
D. P. Ervin & Co
Parker
Lake Erie and Western Railway
Jesse Fletcher
Severe Snowstorm Hits Indianapolis Shoots Snow Depth
Heavy storm blankets Indianapolis with about a foot of snow. Street traffic muddled as streetcar service wavered all day. Suburban lines mostly abandoned and rail arrivals delayed, affecting connections citywide.
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Indianapolis
Patrolman Sees Man During Beat in Anderson
December 31 report from Anderson says Patrolman Ansbaugh spotted Henry Lamper while patrolling the south side of the city. The encounter adds to ongoing police activity in the area.
Man Sues Cooke Brewing for False Imprisonment
Harry Classen files a $25,000 damage suit against Cooke Brewing of Chicago alleging false imprisonment. The plaintiff acted as their agent in this city and was arrested on his wedding night charged with wholesale embezzlements. His wealthy fiancée posted bonds, cleared him, and they married.
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Anderson
Harry Classen
Cooke Brewing Company
Chicago
Amish Settlement to Leave County Over Religious Laws
Decatur reports the Amish community plans to depart the county, citing disturbances from state laws on religious belief. They intend to hire an attorney, minimize costs, and relocate as soon as possible to resolve the dispute.
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Decatur
Burglars Use Dynamite in Orleans Post Office Break-In
In Paput on December 31, burglars attempted to force the Orleans post office safe with dynamite. They succeeded in breaking the outer vault but fled before completing the job as the inner drills frightened the operators. No injuries reported.
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Paput
Orleans
Glent
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Logansport, Ind
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Lienemann, the Tailor
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Ubanja
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Burlington
M. J. McNamara
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Menasha
van Camp Packing CO
President Ingalls
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Mound
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Duke of Somerset
Pulitzer
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Spain
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Clearing House
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Mont
Rocky Mountain Postal Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company
Montana
Ogden
Salt Lake
J. Ferguson & CO
John C. Ferguson CO
Hardwarke
Hanna
Courier
McCammon
Terre Haute
Mobile
Ala
George W. McCammon
Farmersburg
Adams Express Company
MoeCammon
American Strawboard Trust
Kokomo
Ellsworth
New Albany
American Plate Glass Works
Alexandria Works
Nicholson
Lamper
Santa Claus
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Jesse White
Hester Curtis
White
John Brown
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Daniel Lizer
James Eldridge
Hartford
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Lizer
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