Fatal fire at East Nervania Insane Asylum ward
A detached ward of the Eastnia Insane Asylum burned in the early hours, killing thirteen patients and wounding others. Fire started in the furnace room, with flames racing through pine floors. inadequate fire protection and delayed alarm hampered rescue efforts. Attendants saved many, but most patients failed to escape. superintendent Dewey blamed insufficient funding for fire protection and reported the loss of life and property.
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U Irmary
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Insahe
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Be Rook & Javan
Pi W. Belden
Boies Chiou
Besirvatt Hoorriss
Reid
Williams
W. A. Reid
Eld
Hose
Wift
Brown
R. 5
Dewey
Mins
Maine
Ile
Dobbs
P. Skulty
J. K. Willett
Chicago
Walla
Seneta
Albert Rider
Xurrasch
Prod Fiateel
SF MeKean
J. & Whit
Beletoe
Caine
Appointment delays and inauguration crowds noted
Historic dispatch reports ongoing debates over a new Commissioner of Labor Statistics for Massachusetts and word of President Cleveland delaying the appointment. Washington coverage covers inauguration preparations, revenue trends, and congressional activity including interstate commerce, consular appropriations, and Oklahoma lands, with tributes to Senator Anthony and the death of Rep. John H. Evans.
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Wright Choben
Wasitkeron
Labor Statiatics
Senate
Canoll D. Wright
Boston
Wright
Labor Statistica
Massachusetts
Washington
Albany
Cleveland
Tur
Wasnsatox
Iiagination
Spooner Wins Republican Senatorial Nomination in Wisconsin
In Madison the Republican caucus elected H L C Adams as chairman and C E Gross as secretary. Frank Nye nominated John C Spooner and General Lucius Fairchild at a packed meeting, with Spooner receiving 54 votes to 25 for Fairchild. Democrats in Kan say they will not nominate a Senate candidate, while some prefer voting for Ingalls.
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Do EB. Briend
Milwaukee
T. B. Mills
Jackson County
Frank Nye
Polke County
John C. Spooner
Hudson
Pliny Norcrosa
Rock County
Senator Kidd
Grant
Lucius Fairchid
Madison
Spooner
Fairchild
Toreks
Kan
United Stats
Bie Bern
Ingalls
Govemnor Gilck
Desert Battle Near Abu-Kiewolia Routs Rebels
London dispatch reports a heavy clash in the Paashniyeh desert near Abu-Kieawolia, where General Stewart’s 1,500 troops and allied forces repelled a major rebel assault. Casualties include several officers and many wounded, with rebels driven from position around wells and a large number of prisoners taken.
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Emigration from South Carolina to Western States Increases
A statistician estimates that over six weeks at least fifteen hundred South Carolinians left for Kansas Arkansas and other Western states due to two bad crop years and near starvation. About twelve hundred laborers and two hundred whites emigrated. no political motive is found. Colonel A P Butter argues the law restricting emigration is the main cause and should be repealed next session. Also reported: Omer Wadley of the Humane Society seized a white boy baby from a celestial laundryman at 265 Clark Street. The mother is said to be Mrs Bailey and the child was taken to a hospital for adoption plans by a North Side artist.
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A. P. Butter
aAviculture
Legislafare Alts Bist
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North Side
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Whitewater
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House of Fate
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Mmilustig
Ikapeel
Canada
Cohuttsh Mountain
Vol
R. H.thomas
Pennsylvania
Officer Bweet
Kalameroo
Gysters Frocen to Death in New York Tragedy
A fragmentary New York report notes a fatal incident with a man named Gysters found frozen and dead. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the case involves a lethal cold exposure and a possible inquiry by local authorities.
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Hida
Fire on Hackensack meadows threats Jersey City buildings
New York dispatch reports a locomotive sparked dry Hackensack meadow grass Sunday, igniting acres of fire. Hundreds labored at the Bergen Tunnel end to save company property, smoke alarms citywide as flames likely burn for days with limited salvage.
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Hudson County Almas House
Bergen Tunnel
Jersey City
Deadly Avalanches Across Europe and Egypt Crisis
Reports from Europe and the Middle East recount devastating avalanches in Piedmont Savoy and surrounding Alpine regions with villages buried, hundreds missing or killed, and rescue efforts ongoing. Meanwhile Turkish moves on Egypt provoke military stir among European powers, and American force actions near Panama heighten tension in Central America.
Grain supplies in Cork report from agents in the West
Information arrives from West agents indicating grain shipments to Cork are variable and uncertain as of January 30, with corn supplies fluctuating in the northwest city. The note highlights shipment delays and the impact on local markets.
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