Odessa merchants sent to Siberia for arming Turkey
A report states twelve Odessa merchants were sent to Siberia for supplying arms to Turkey. Jostih Rontavux, jailed for murder in 1850, was pardoned by Governor Bagley and returned to Jackson after living in Detroit. American horses entered in England include Preakness and Bay Eagle in major races and other runners at New Market, Ascot, and Sandown Park.
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Odessa
Siberia
Turkey
Jostih Rontavux
Michigan State Prison
Bagley
Detroit
Jackson
England
New Market
Epcom
Sandown Park
Mate
Celt Egotist
Brown Prince
Ater
Flying machine trial and unpaid postage in New York
In Chatham England a large square canvas flying machine failed after lifting to fifty to one hundred feet and crashing. In New York City during the last quarter 1935 unpaid letters were prepaid by Postmaster James who sent circulars. some recipients including ex Mayor Hall and Judge Sutherland acknowledged postage payments.
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Snowcaps
Chatham
England
Royal Engineers
New York City
James
Mamaroneck
Sisters of Charity
Hall
Sutherland
Young Burlingame kin wrongly listed in blast victims
Waren BourniaaMt son of the late Minister Burlingame was misnamed among hazardous material victims after an explosion at Bramerhaven. He suffered injuries in a separate accident near Detmold while driving horses that spooked a passing train. He is recovering in Bremen as his mother and sister visited him on the Celtic.
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Waren
Bremen
Moses
Washington News Briefs on Cube Talks and Politics
European replies to the Cube circular note are satisfactory and Madrid communications are friendly. Centennial appropriation may pass the House while amnesty debate looms. Chicago nominations include Groxsut Banas as Assistant U S Treasurer and J Russel Jones as Port of Chicago collector.
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Washington
Cube
Fish
Committee On Foreign Relations
Madrid
Spain
United States
House
Groxsut
Banas
Chicago
Railway Postal Service
Augustus Scuxxx
Democratic National Committee
Grex
G. P. F. Beavercamp
Congress
Louisiana
Elsine
Gx. McFerry
McFeely
Senate
Durrell
U. S
New Orleans
District of Columbia
J. Russel Jones
Inauguration and Tide of News from the East
The East reports Gov Hartranft's inauguration on January 18 and inaugural address with oath and parade. A Hoboken child dies of diphtheria. a Bangor coast crash injures several youths. Bowdoin Boat Club stays in Rowing Association and plans Baratoga crew. Maine earthquake shock hits Chemo. Tammany Hall names Joan Kenny as chair, Fitz Porter rumor for NYPD head. Egyptian exhibit items arrive for Centennial. Khedive estates supply many curios. Cardinal McCloskey addresses Catholic Union in New York. Jostan Bricas of Coxsackie and family drown in the Hudson while returning from church.
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Bowdoin College Boat Club
Rowing Association
Baratoga
Maine
Joan Kenny
Tammany Hall
New York
Tor New York Sun
Fitz John Porter
Bourrt
Central
Africa
Cairo
National Museum
The
Catholic Union
Cardinal McCloskey
Union
Carr
Jostan Bricas
Coxsackie
Hudson River
Stroughkeepaie
N. Y
Ico
Will of Timothy Kirby Admitted to Probate in Cincinnati
The will of the late Timothy Kirby, Cincinnati millionaire, was admitted to probate on January 18. Executorship is offered to Clinton Kirby to keep the estate within the family, as Byron Kirby Donn Pistt and Gen. Banning declined.
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Timothy Kirby
Cincinnati
Byron Kirby
Donn Pistt
Gen. Banning
Clinton Kirby
Dakota
Sioux City
Peter Blackwell
Milwaukee
Murphey
Indianapolis
Tex General
Michigan
Ohio
Detroit
Kraxwoop
U. S
Moopr
Beakey
Chriet
Dying Louine Lateau and Philadelphia Exhibition Prep
The Ultramontane Brussels paper notes Louine Lateau near death after crowds marveled at her healing stigmata. It reports Gremay’s work on the Philadelphia German section, and Inspector Bartel travels to oversee installations with German commissioners. Also: ex-London mayor J Gissons is dead and a French cabinet compromise averts a ministerial crisis as McMahon calls a general election. A Algerian coast wreck causes $100000 in damage. Russian troop movements on the Orenburg Railway and lines west from Moscow are under heavy prep with a third track added to Moscow to Polish Lithuania.
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Brussels
Esys
Louine Lateau
Btigmati
Gremayy
Philadelphia
Bartel
J. Gissons
London
McMahon
Vienna
Russia
Orenburg
Moscow
Lithuania
Violence Rides Jail to Lynching in Friar's Point
A mob of masked men dragged four negroes from the Friar's Point jail on January 13 and shot them in a public place. Reports also detail a Kansas murder suspect to be sent for trial, a New Orleans arrest for wife killing, a Pittsburg attempted burglary fatality, and other violent incidents across several states.
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Friar‘s Point
William Craic
Kansas Penitentiary
George Palmer
Ellsworth
Kan
Elsworth
Joaquim Cozanca
New Orleans
Rapheel Gonzous
Gonzous
Pineville
United States
E. A. Fordham
Ohio
Fordham
Barrett
Epwago
Congress Debates Amnesty Law and Treasury Inquiry
Historic diary notes from January sessions of the XLVth Congress show debates on the amnesty bill, political disabilities, and constitutional amendments. Legislation includes pensions, Alabama claims, and salaries while petitions urge executive accountability and treasury audits.
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Army
Navy
Congress
O'Brien
White
House
Jeff Davis
Yeas
Holman
Cox
Committee On Rules
Senate debates bounty law and records reform amid adjournment
In Allegheny county discussions on extra bounties for Union soldiers continue as the Senate weighs Davis proposed treasury records scrutiny. Morton speaks on Mississippi election. Springer seeks a constitutional limit on special laws for pensions and privileges. Tarbox moves treaty legislation. House reviews centennial appropriation but takes no action.
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Toxipayy
Knott
Judiciary Committee
Ashe
Tion
United States
Congress
Itao and
Mississippi Canal
Waddell
Opkins
Willams
Wisconsin
Blaine
Allegheny County
Senate
Davis
Treasury Department
Edmonds
Committee On Finance
Morton
Mississippi
Hesse
Weronesday
Springer
Tarbox
Hawaiian Islands
Swell Equipages in Washington in 19th Century Pageant
A Rochester Democrat account describes Washington parade scenes with Zach Chandler in a dog-cart and pairs of superb horses, followed by Senator Frelinghuysen and Senator Mitchell with national colors, along with various officials and their carriages. The procession includes John A. Clapp, Howe's son, French, Mrs. Grant, and other notable figures, ending with ex-Minister Bancroft observed at twilight.
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Zach Chandler
Eugene Hale
Maine
Senator Frelinghuysen
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Edward Thornton
A. M. Clapp
Orsaback
Senator Howe
French
Senate
Jewell
George 8
Bangs
History
Bancroft
Explaining the Finances and a Capitol Capers Joke
Jake and Pete confront a mock money dispute told in dialect as Dan explains the national finance turmoil. The trio antics revolve around a half dollar and a "circulation" of funds, ending with police involvement after a joke claim.
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Jake
Pete
Dan
Capitol
Crack Whips of the Continent in Florence Traffic
A traveler notes continental cab drivers in Florence crack whips with force to part crowds in narrow streets. The loud explosions deter collisions, while the law assigns guilt to the pedestrian knocked down. A juror’s exchange hints at legal procedures observed in the crowds.
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Florence
Adventuress’s Vain Scheme Ended by Sleuth’s Intervention
A New York correspodence recounts a Boston case where a 50-year-old wife, wife of a merchant, is drawn by her lover doctor to separate from her husband. A detective exposes the fraud, foils a plan to plunder, and the husband returns home. The ruse would have collapsed into tragedy without timely police work.
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New York
Boston
Eown
Virginia
Dante
Cocked Hat Customer Demands steak in New Orleans eatery
A rowdy patron in a cheap downtown eatery shouts for a steak and fried items. The white apron server offers oysters, lobster salad, roast goose, and beef as the man boasts sharpened teeth and a plan to cut the steak like a sawmill. The outcome remains unshown in the excerpt.
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New Orleans Picayune
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