MARSHALL JOURNAL FRIDAY JANUARY 25 1800 WORLD NEWS
The issue covers diverse items from around the world including foreign news and domestic political debate. It reports on bills, petitions, and legislative actions in Congress, with discussions on rules and various Senate measures affecting states such as South Dakota, North Dakota, California, and Colorado. It also notes a Kansas defaulter planning self harm, counterfeit concerns, railway accidents, canal work, and cholera and Crete violence rumors. The narrative mixes political maneuvering with recent incidents and international updates, reflecting a broad 1800 era newspaper snapshot.
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Hidde
United States
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Calons Dar
Senate
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North Dakota
California
California 5 Per Cent. of the Net Proceeds of the Ash Salon of Fait Landa
Colorado
Alabama
Forthill
Indian Territory
Miles
Messrs
Mild
Crisp, Oates
Corlielo
Congress
Mevars
Cannon
Payie
Tuutello
Voutmon
Milla Aye
Snow blockade on Central Pacific Railroad worsens
A severe snow blockade grips the Central Pacific Railroad near Truckee with depths from eight to twenty feet and extensive drifts blocking eastward tracks. Rails workers number in the hundreds as plows and shovels attempt to clear the line. passengers are housed in hotels while the company notes this as the heaviest blockade in over ten years. In other news, Roosevelt and Thompson are named to Civil Service Commission positions and several federal judges and officials are confirmed or appointed across multiple districts.
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Cal
Wigas
Central Paciffic Railroad
Truskee
Emigrans Gap
Truckee
Suva
Lown
Shovelyra
Delfta
Arteen
Solictor General Chapman Dies After Influenza
Reports from Washington describe the death of Solicitor General Chapman aged about 53. He was a leading Linghanton, N.Y., lawyer and active Republican. His service noted his spring appointment under Senator Matt and Congress members.
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Chapman
Tustlee
Dond
Betyrhi
Alsense
Linghanton
N.Y
Thomas Matt
Congress
Powderly Sickness Delays Arrest in Scranton
Powderly remains ill at his Scranton home delaying arrest as Constable Sill Wiley reads the warrant. Powderly indicates willingness to surrender once he recovers, with the constable awaiting him at the alderman’s and paying ball. Also mentions unrest over a negro exodus to Arkansas provoking state reactions.
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Wajiley
Workmun
Scranton
Nowa
Mowderly
Powderly
Afio Francisco
Agua
J. W. McNulty
H. Huwarde
Jall
Pleasanton
Neroas
McPherson
McNulty
McNulte
Sullivan's Gall Bio Perms Meeting Notes With Agencies
A garbled telegram from Joan L. Sullivan to E. Dung Every Daye L. BR. Fuidu, president of the California Athletic Club, requests a through arrangement with Mississippi authorities. The message mentions a 25,000 dollar meeting, with unclear references to various groups and dues.
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L. BR. Fuidu
California Athletic Club
Joan L. Sullivan
Dackson
Financial Turmoil and Nominations in Postwar Dispatches
Financial distress looms with allegations of fraud on paid-up capital and extensive liabilities. Major creditors include Guritian Savings and Loan Society, London and San Francisco Tank. Concurrently, political appointments arise as nominations for Internal Revenue, United States Attorneys, and U.S. Marshals are announced, with withdrawals noted. Obituaries, legal notices, and disaster updates accompany the rapid-fire digest of international and domestic affairs.
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Stone
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Stosy
San Francisco
Guritian Savings and Loan Society
London
Donohow, Kelly & Co
Nalisrery
Flue Senate
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Verdnand Hidman
New York
Marcus Johnson
Minnesota
United States
Lewis Ci. Valtnor
Michigan
Vatelck HL. Swinatan
Washington
Lowleiana
Funea St. Chark
Miehdjean
Funeral for Walker Blaine Held in Washington
A Saturday funeral in Washington for Walker Blaine featured two services two locations including his father’s residence and the Church of the Covenant. President and Mrs Morrison Vice President Morton cabinet members and Maine and New England lawmakers attended. Clergy Dr Hamlin and Dr Namin led prayers with organist Walter Damroseli. The ceremony ended with interment at Oak Hill cemetery in a newly purchased lot by Secretary Hlahie.
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Washington
Walker Blaine
Sorrison
Morton
House
Maine
New England
Dr. Hamlin
William F. Wharton
John Davis
State Department
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AL F. Douks
F. 2B. Loring
William Haywoml
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
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Namiin
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Hlahie
Warne
Blaine
Gov. Ruble
J. O. Mrantey
Augusta
State of Trade Reports Mixed News Across Regions
Bradstreet reports irregular general merchandise movement and lingering influenza impact. Weather slowed demand for staples in Burlington and midwest cities while colder weather boosted demand in St Joseph Omaha Chicago and St Paul. Grain stocks total over 14 million bushels east of the Rockies with shifts in corn oats barley rye. cotton goods activity limited. crude production high. iron and steel steady. 345 business failures this week versus 354 last week and 328 year ago.
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Bradstreet
Burlington
Town
Kansas
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Joseph
Omaha
Chicago
St. Paul
Rocky Mountains
Michal
Serond
Busta
Dee
United States
Doings of Congress in the Nation's Capitol
The Senate debates recognition and foreign policy questions amid discussions on emigration and the World’s Fair plans. House action centers on finances with bills related to repaying stolen funds, court claims, and a committee for a world exposition commission.
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Eusgeiss
Wealthy Marlborough duchess profits from estate deals
London reports reveal the Duchess of Marlborough controls sales of portions of the Hammersley estate in New York, drawing about 450000 since last July. Proceeds not for her but reinvested to raise income, while Blenheim Castle and the town house gain modern upgrades. The couple reportedly plans a spring visit to New York.
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London
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Marlborough
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Fifth
Madison Avenues
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Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Nitrate and Phosphate Caves in Venezuela
In Venezuela deposits of nitrate and calcium phosphate are common along the littoral and Andes foothills. Embedded bones remain preserved yet friable, with the gelatin nitrified and calcium carbonate used to neutralize acid. The nitric ferment thrives in these deposits, some ten meters thick, as noted by John of the Society of Chemical Progress.
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Cordillera
Andes
Jotn
Soc. Chem. Pr
Reading the Public Health Ironies in a Quackish Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue mocks medical misunderstanding and gender bias. It hints at pain in the right foot and jokes about marriage as a measure of social value, reflecting early 20th century debate on gender roles and patient care.
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