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Middletown Daily Argus

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1894

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Japan and Allied Powers Tense Over Chinese Affairs

News from Victoria B G reports amid the Sydovy incident and Chinese war fears. Britain and France tilt toward Japan's self defense stance while Russia Germany and the United States weigh responses. Reports describe British preparations for action at Shanghai and Chinese resistance in Corea with large armed bands opposing Japanese occupation.

Victoria B. G Vietoris Yokohirami Associated Press Sydovy Uniad Japan Great Britain France Fred Grant Li Bung Chang Grant bishop Deen hare Sydney iener Hahde interus China ald Kamagarvai Deward Abitett United states Shinging Chihili Sang Guing Chekiang Fu Kien Germany Kavengai Kwyichuwan Hain Yunan Szevhuen Kangsuh Mongoolia Russia Pekin Tientsin Admiral Freemantle Shanghai India Mentsin Taku Corea

Edict Demand Sparks Debate Over Universal Beleading

Disjointed news note reports Deen directs sweeping edict urging beleading of all who suelests Janiuens, with skepticism about feasibility given male population impact. Also covers Pennsylvanian Revenue figures for the week, crime notes from Connecticut and Maryland, and the death of Princess Louise of Denmark.

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One Victim Dead in Shooting at Club in New Jersey

A gun discharge at the Ge Red and Gun club in New Jersey left one man dead and another injured. Autopsy and investigation proceeded as authorities, including Judge Rier, addressed the case involving club member William Mfe and the 31 dawn accident.

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Child Burned To Death In East Leaton Home

Alfred Dixon, seven year old son of Charles Dixon, East Leaton, died from burns suffered while alone in a room during his mother’s temporary absence. He was found on the floor by the time she returned, and his injuries were severe and widespread. The incident occurred December 1 as reported from TeNeFANNOCE, Pa. Also noted is George D. Bahan, injured on Thanksgiving Day in the Georgetown-Coumbus game, who remains under care for a severe spinal injury with uncertain prognosis.

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Ambassador Pauncefote Coming to New York

Lasnon Dec 1 Sir Julian Pauncefote British ambassador to the United States and Mgr James Roosevelt secretary to the United States may arrive in London and travel to New York today as planned by aides.

Pauncefote Lasnon Julian Pauuncefote United states Mgr James Tt. Roosevelt United Sites London New York

Little Girl Burned to a Crisp in Fire Incident

At Leviston school in Hatteran Pennsylvania on December 1 a girl named Mary Scintilla was playing when her clothing caught fire. Teachers and classmates attempted to help but she was burned badly and died from the injuries.

Hatteran Leviston T yeardladt Mary Scintilla

Strikes, officials, and notable deaths headline nugget news

A New York cloakmakers strike continues into spring while Canadian official Tusse dies in Montreal from Brights disease. Interior Secretary Smith restricts coal shipments in Alabama under mineral rights. New York police superintendent Byrnes vows to halt the Yale versus Princeton football game for slugging. Sir Charles Newton, London author and Greek scholar, dies at 73. In Butte, Mont, 300 Cree Indians rise in arms against whites as cattle crimes persist. Earthquake toll rises in Sicily with fresh aftershocks and new fatalities. Cleveland arrest suspect Goska confesses to killing his stepmother Glatzer and burning the body in a barn in Lorain county.

New York Seniator Tusse Bright Montreal Smith Alabama Byrnes Yale Princeton Charles Newton Rome London Butte City Mont Sicily Charles Goska Cleveland William Glatzer Lorain county Glatzer

Cure for Cough Claims Odd Patent Remedy

An advertisement touts Otto's Cure as a rapid remedy for coughs asthma bronchitis and lung diseases. It promises astonishing cures and offers a free bottle at J J Chambers Drug Store to prove the claim.

Otto J.Chambers J. J. Chambers

Seeley to Surrender as Bank Robbery Case Develops

Lawyer Veseheli reports Seeley wishes to surrender with agents in Canada. Will of the late New York man amply favors his widow Amy Die Wieker. Bank arrest warrants stand pending. $5,000 reward offered for capture. Seeley, a New York bookkeeper, remains at large amid grand larceny and forgery charges.

Veseheli Seeley NewsOM Jetiny Amylis E. Wieker Str Ogden Baker sonneer Baker J. Pesvheli Canada Bugehel Cyn pgner Shields ail fseclesr Angel Peschell Styley TOORONTS Weg New York

Chicago Domestic Tragedy Ends In Gunfire Within Family

In Chicago on December 1 three people including a father, daughter, and son in law were shot during a family quarrel at Frederick Friesch’s home on 2 Luni Avenue. Friesch and his in law Thomas Eckhardt were wounded, Mrs. Eckhardt fired, Friesch wrestled the revolver and fired twice into her, then into the fleeing husband and finally killed himself. Authorities fear all will die.

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Intoxicated man causes fatal stove incident in Attmusa

In Attmusa Pa a man intoxicated caused a gas stove explosion in a shop. James Croker a local resident rushed to the scene with others and subdued him. The injured man was taken to a hospital where his prognosis remained doubtful.

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Beasley Fines Camden Democrats Over Office Usurpation

Decisive ruling by Chief Justice Beasley holds Democrats of Camden County violated constitutional law by removing officeholders. Fines of 220 assessed against each implicated Democrat, including William J. Thompson known as the Duke of Gloucester, ending a dispute between Camden Democratic and Republican factions.

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Labor dispute ends in fatal shooting at irrigation project

Powell, employed by Mr Labry who holds a contract for an irrigation ditch at Elio Flats, shot Labry with a double barrel gun during a wage quarrel. Labry was struck in the head and scalp removed. he will probably die. Powell faces arrest if captured.

Labry Powell Elio Flats

Maher Ready for Fight Despite No Opponent Limit

Peter Maher accepts the Atlantic club of Coney Island purse but says no opponent restrictions apply. Backer J M Quinn bets 3500 that Fitzsimmons cannot prove his claim and could lose Maher in six rounds.

Peter Maher Boston Atlantic club Coney Island Bob Fitzsimmons Maher J. 7. Quinn Fitzsimmonus

Three Prisoners Burned to Death in Polkton Incident

Early morning blaze at Polkton killed three prisoners Henry Butler Oscar Thomroon and Yap May who had been arrested for minor offenses. Authorities believe the inmates attempted escape by fire and perished when the flames overtook the cell.

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Shamor III Forest Fire Suppression Efforts Fail

Report describes ongoing destruction as wildfires spread through Ban Vue forest area owned by coal companies. Despite all efforts, authorities fear cannot save remaining vegetation and wildlife as fires intensify and threaten lines of communication and local communities.

SHAMOR suish

Blood Purifier Claim Highlights Health Benefit

An advertisement asserts that pure blood is essential for health and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier that strengthens the system.

Hood

Relief In One Day With Nervine Cure Promise

Souis AMERICAN NERVINE relieves nervous prostration nervousness and nervous dyspepsia in a single day claiming powerful stomach cures and immediate relief. Trial bottles offered for 15 cents with J E Mills druggist Middleton s NY selling note. Additional recommendation for McMonagie Rozers Pepsin Essence for dyspepsia.

J. E. Mills Middletons N. Y

Santball Championship Probe Sparks Yale Challenge

In Philadelphia the athletic club official said no action has been taken yet on challenging Yale. If Yale defeats Princeton, a special meeting may be called to discuss sending such a challenge. Yale has not agreed to play, and the title could be disputed.

PHILADELPHIA Yale University at Penneylvaniathletic club aain cutter Josin Princeton

Dream Balm Listed as Cure for Catarrh Ailment

An old notice touts Ely's Dream Balm as the cure for catarrh arising from neglected colds. It notes nasal passageways eyes ears and throat are affected and describes symptoms such as bad breath forehead pain and ear buzzing. The Rand McNally Railway Guide is advertised for travelers and shippers.

Ely Baim

Governor Oates Inaugurated Amid Quiet Ceremony in Alabama

Report from Mowreanviany Alabama states Governor elect Willig C. Oates was inaugurated with a restrained ceremony. The event drew only officials and loyalists. the Populist ticket led by Kolb pressed for an investigation into alleged fraud in the last election.

Irwin Settles Depositors Payoff After Court Action

Irwin, a discreet pool operator, deposits 10,700 pounds to settle pending and potential cases. He gains freedom from ongoing constraints until December. District Attorney Burisigh asks New York authorities to drop proceedings. A receiver will be appointed for Irwin’s affairs.

Irwin Bne George Burisigh New York Stieps

Protest by Pope Snubbed by House

The House of Representatives yesterday refused to hear Dr Sumypsos Pope protest against the election of Johar Gary Evans as governor. No member would introduce the protest and the speaker ruled it could not be presented under the rules.

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Ex-Senator Brins Dies After Long Illness in Atlanta

Joseph FE Brins former Georgia governor for four terms and senator for two terms died at his Atlanta home aged 73 after months of frail health. He served as governor during the late war period and as a state senator. An estate valued at multiple thousand dollars is noted.

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North Carolina Returns Board in Session under Carr

North Carolina's returning board convenes with Governor Carr presiding and few irregularities reported. Three congressional contests listed: Heney 2 in the first district, Cyrus Thompson Populist in the third, Chart BH Mastin Populist in the sixth. Meanwhile, Cook gang members receive long federal prison terms in Detroit.

North Carolina Baro X. C Dec state returning board Carr Heney Cheathan Cyrus Thompson Chart BH. Mastin

Children Burned at Bonfire Tragedy Reported

Report from Newark cites multiple children burned in a bonfire incident with Mince Peyton dead and Nellie Payton anddiarry Rireher severely injured. Pauline Ricks fatally injured in a gasoline explosion. Rebecca Wilkinson of Browns Valley, Ind, describes years of nervous distress and claims South American Nervine cured her, endorsing it in sensational testimonial style.

Newser No. Dee Newark Neillie Peston Thon Minnie Kareke Mince Peyton Nellie Payton Pauline Ricks

Material Gain in Demand for Seasonable Staples Reported

Bradstreets' review notes no broad business improvement nationwide but highlights gains in central western states and key old Middle and New England markets. Demand for staples like cotton, wheat, oats and lard rises, while prices for steel rail goods fall. Textile and wholesale trades show mixed but hopeful orders, with financial markets modestly steadier amid holiday effects and caution in exports.

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Colonel Jacques Sentenced to Twenty Months Hard Labor

Colonel Jacques, agent for American claimants to the Townley estate, was found guilty and sentenced to twenty months' imprisonment at hard labor. Howell Thomas, solicitor for Jacques, received a similar sentence for fraudulent activities. Weather outlook favors showers in the Middle Atlantic and New England, with warmer south winds and rain anticipated in parts of the Ohio valley.

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Worth Knowing Bacon's Celery King Nerve Tonic Gift

A notice offers a free package of Bacon's Celery King nerve tonic by J. J. Chambers. It claims relief for dyspepsia liver complaints rheumatism constipation nervous prostration sleeplessness and other stomach liver and kidney derangements to thousands who have found a friend in the tonic.

Bacon J. J. Chambers

Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed By Local Residents

D W Fuller of Canajoharie New York says his family always uses Dr King's New Discovery and gets the best results and would not be without it. Dykeman Druggist Ostaktil New York calls it the best cough remedy and notes eight years of use with no failure. Trial bottles free at McMonagle Rogers Drug store. Regular price $1.90.

D. W. Fuller Canajoharie N.Y Dr. King Dykeman Druggist Ostaktil Jong McMonagl Rogers Regalas

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