Death of Charles Haddon Spurgeon in London
The report notes the death at 11:00 p.m. of Charles Haddon Spurgeon after a lingering illness. It describes his early life, rise as the “boy preacher,” and his leadership at Park Street, New Park Street, and the Metropolitan Tabernacle. It details his charitable works, including orphanages and evangelistic missions, and references his publicized stance on theological issues and his ongoing influence in Baptist circles.
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Charles M. Syurgees
Ramee Lowden
Otny Chapel
Spurgeon
Waterbeech
Park Street
Southwark
London
Kixeter
Park Aleat
Surrey Music
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Spurse
Loa
Irts
Spurgean
Evanpelivta
North Africa
Spurtoon
Spuryveon
Spurerein
Baptist Union of Great Brita Oeudreland
Tis Journal
Lo Baghand
Explosion Destroys Cahokia Dynamite Factory
About 6 000 pounds of dynamite exploded at the Cahokia dynamite factory one mile south of Cahokia near East St. Louis causing a loud blast that woke residents. The event left a deep crater, wrecked nearby structures, but no deaths were reported and officials attributed it to spontaneous combustion.
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Eapinalon
Cahokia
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Camile Droit Dynemite
Alliance Measure Proposes Office Buildings in Large Towns
Representative Davis of Kangas leads a farmers alliance measure authorizing erection of office buildings in towns over 3,000 inhabitants and county seats with population under 8,000. Buildings valued at least 8,000 up to 50,000, with second-story public libraries. Treasury to issue legal tender notes to pay for the work up to 100,000,000 per year.
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Milla
Post Oden
Warnivetos
Davis
Farmers’ Alliance
Kangas
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Queensland
Neva
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusettes
Michigan
California
Illinois
Marche
Alcborre
Magecum
Lobengula
Matabeleland
British South Africa Company
Mashonaland
Mantabeleland
Daniel Mummert
Adams County
Pennsybania
Aix
Canadian Woman Accused of Poisoning Tea
In Kinestox Ontario Miss Blackwell of Wolfetown Renfrew county allegedly poisoned the tea prepared for a family meal with intent to kill relatives. Her husband exposed the plot by drinking a capful of the tea to test it, and she reportedly died before a doctor could be summoned.
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Blackwell
Wolfetown
Renfrew County
United States Chilean diplomacy advances toward settlement
A U S cabinet note reports Chile accepts a settlement path and seeks cordial, peaceful adjustment of differences with the United States. President Blaine backs diplomatic methods and indicates readiness to meet Chilean officials. damages for Riggin, Turnbull, and Patrick Shields referenced with state-level damage limits and a $50,000 claim.
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Chili
Salen
Imatrocilag
Chillan
United States
Flng
Blaine
Department OF State
Washergton
Keun
Santiago
Senor Puretra
Congreso
Executive Department
Baltimore
Pereira
Been
Baithnore Ie
Senor Pe Mrany
Riggin
Turnbull
Union
Petit Jury
Patrick Shields
Keweenaw
Valparaiso
State Department
Wreck of British Bark Ferndale Off Gray's Harbor
The Ferndale ran ashore two miles north of Gray's Harbor entry during a ferocious gale. Of 23 crew, only three sailors survived, after boats were swamped and the ship lashed to debris. Captain Blair was last on deck. the vessel valued at about $90,000.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Ferndale
Gray's Harbor
Blair
O'Brien Hooted by Mob in Tipperary Town
William O'Brien arrived in Thurles and was mobbed by Parnellites on his way to the Episcopal palace. A growing crowd surrounded him to the gates, hurling insults and shouting for John Redmond amid the Irish political split.
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William O'Brien
Tipperary
Thurles
County Tipperary
Arby
Croke
John Redmond
Michael Dauvitt
Waterford
Parnell
Double Tragedy In New Yong Cousin Shot In Family Row
Jacob Som born shot his cousin Julius Bomborn on Saturday leaving him in a precarious condition. When officers moved to arrest the would be murderer he shot himself and died. Julius Bomborn a wealthy wine merchant, is linked to a costly business at 67 Brand atewet and was known for frequent office visits to obtain money.
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Vomborn
New Yong
Jacob Somborn
Julius Bomborn
Julies
Monay
Wan Tha Cnane
Boyd Thayer case reaches federal Supreme Court ruling
The U S Supreme Court holds Boyd a citizen by the Nebraska act and collective naturalization despite his father never naturalizing The decision reverses Nebraska high court and implies Thayer must yield the governorship Boyd awaiting formal seat action as Thayer contemplates vacating Lincoln and Omaha reports note officials will resign to Democratic successors and Thayer’s possible Texas posting.
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James EK
United States
Nebraska
John M. Thayer
Boyd
Ohio
James E Boyd
Ireland
Sisterhood of States
Thayer
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Federal Supreme Court
Owana
Neb
Supreme Court
John M Thayer
Thiyer
An Il
Lincoln
Omaha
Lincals
Supreme Court of the United States
Boyd-Thayer
Bayer Vacatea
Texas
Russian famine relief effort prompts Pennsylvania proclamation
An urgent appeal from the Russian famine relief committee of the United States prompts Gov. Pattison to issue a proclamation in Pennsylvania. The report notes severe hunger and pestilence in Russia with an official estimate of 14.6 million in need and widespread charity from the United States and abroad. The text mentions limited early contributions but growing international sympathy and support.
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Brasil
Russia
United State
Haneussvacs
United States
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Relatives Seek Indemnity from Chile for Sailor Murder
W. W. Kerr has filed a claim at the state department for indemnity from Chile over the murder of Biggin, a Baltimore sailor, in Valparaiso on October 16. The petition, signed by Riggin’s brother and sister, argues Chilean hatred of the United States fueled the killing and asks the U.S. government to secure compensation from Chile.
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Sabor
Biggin
Thawed Out Dynamite Blows Montreal House
A Montreal suburb near Cote St. Louis a resident A Dupree thawed frozen dynamite cartridges on a stove causing a blast that wrecked the house. Dupree was badly injured his two young daughters died from burns another daughter suffered a skull fracture and may not recover the mother went insane.
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Montreal
Cau
Bes
A. Dupree
Cote St. Louis
Dupree
Mra Dupree
Bank in Kearney Fails. Liabilities About 150000
The Kearney Commercial and Savings Bank failed to open, causing local excitement as depositors worried about funds. The bank's liabilities are about 150000 with assets similar, and the state bank examiner took charge. President Harnd pledged his private fortunes to cover the debts and promised dollar for dollar payment.
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Kearney
Neb
Falls
Sith
Omwana
State Bank Examiner
Harnd
Historic Appomattox Court House Destroyed by Fire
Ricuwono Va Feb 8 The historic Appomattox courthouse burned Monday destroying county records and furnishings. Surrounding homes caught fire but were saved. The clerk’s library was among Virginia’s best arranged. Loss leaves the county in fearful straits. The McLayne house once threatened with destruction.
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Appomattox
Ricuwono
Virginia
McLayne House
Gen. Lee
Grant
Wisconsin Tragedy Shocks Milwaukee Family and Nation
A Milwaukee teamster Frederick Niedeck wounded his wife fatally before killing himself in a domestic tragedy reported amid a city shocked by the violence. Authorities note years of unhappy relations and financial strain driven by Niedeck described as miserly with funds for their twelve children. Separately a U S reciprocity proclamation with Germany sets duties and tariff terms on flax wheat rye corn hides lumber pork and other goods under the McKinley act.
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A& Milwaukee
Frederick Niedeck
Niedeck
Washington
Germany
Curious Snippets and Odd Facts From Remewed News
A patchwork of notes covers strange weights of babies, Adah Isaacs Menken’s grave in Paris Pere-la-Chaise, barometer effects on man, beard taxes from Elizabethan times, and Matabeleland treaties. Also included are small items on water works in the U.S., old utensil shifts, and a home recipes column with light culinary tips.
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Adah Isaacs Menken
Paris
Pere-la-Chais
Piace
England
Canterbury
Elizabeth
Peter the Great
Boy seeks revenge on dog poisoner in Detroit incident
A policeman stops a boy from taking vigilante action after the boy declares his aim to retaliate against a man who poisoned his dog. The officer warns that the law should punish wrongdoers, while the boy explains the dog’s innocence and vows to wait for proper justice.
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Pathea
Detrot
Detroit Free Press
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