Crisp and Turner clash as free coinage measure fails
In Washington on February 17 the Senate defeated the free coinage substitute 215 to 90. Georgia lawmakers Crisp and Turner spoke from opposite sides, drawing attention as the notable clash. House action followed with a loud session and a pension controversy involving Talbert and Hardy. Other items note Palisades jurisdiction, Rockhill’s State Department role, and a snow block on the Leroy line.
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Dr Congosto Endorses Armas Shipments To Cuba
Philadelphia February 15. Dr Congosto Spanish consul asserts the United States may allow shipments of arms to Cuba as long as no bodies of men accompany them. He warns that aiding Cuba could expose the country to international liability for damages and states US authorities must follow federal law. He denies reports that the steamer Englewood or any other vessel carrying Cuban filibustering cargo has sailed from New York or Philadelphia this week.
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Englewood
New York
Lynn officer dies from hydrophobia after dog attack
Lieut. N. H. Doe of the Lynn police is near death from hydrophobia days after a Newfoundland dog bit him on the hip and right leg on December 30. Though the dog was believed vaccinated, the wound healed, and Doe later developed fever and nervous symptoms indicating the dread disease.
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The Chase Homestead Purchase by Subscriptions
The Washington home of the late Chief Chase, long owned by the Sprague family, has been bought by subscriptions among Mrs. Rate Chase Sprague’s friends to hold in trust for her and to allow future disposition by administrators for her use. The previous public sale fetched 1934 dollars, covering only the mortgage.
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Sprague
Washington
Chief Chase
Rate Chase Sprague
Petition Seeks Ban on Acetylene Gas in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts legislature petition asks prohibit manufacture and sale of acetylene gas and forbid storage of its chemical precursors. A legislative committee is urged to investigate and report on the dangerous potential to life and property.
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Massachusetts
Rebels to force peasants to towns in Cuba uprising
A Havana dispatch reports Vapt dien Weyter orders peasants to converge in towns. Any found in open country after a fixed date will be treated by rebels. In New Haven, William Lathren Kingsley, noted essayist and editor, died at his home last evening after decades shaping the New England and Yale series. Fears arise for the safety of the British tramp steamship Aswanly, last heard January 19 after leaving Hamwdiure for Philadelphia on the north about passage.
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British steamship Lernland adrift near North Point
The British steamship Lernland Capt. Doherty from Girgenti to Baltimore with brimstone is surrounded in the Patapsco River off North Point. Though three feet of water remain, officials think the vessel is not damaged. In Frankfort Kentucky the senatorial deadlock persists with final ballots yielding 63 for Hunter, 63 for Blackbourn, and 9 scattering votes.
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Newcomb doubts North Pole report from Nansen voyage
Boston tech naturalist Raymond Lee Newcomb, linked to the ill fated Jeannette, questions a reported North Pole reach by Nansen. He cites two main flaws in the tale, doubts the news could have reached Kiev or the continent, and says recovery or sled transit would be unlikely. He remains open only to more definitive evidence before accepting any pole success.
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Tech
Raymond Lee Newcomb
Selem
Nansen
North Pole
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Keivinsk
Mr. Newcomb
Kara sea
Lieut. Lockwood of
Greely
Fans Thin Out at El Paso Ring Show After Frustration
Fans leave El Paso crowds in disgust as recent boxing events thin out. Promoters insist crowd size is secondary while locals demand a pure world championship bout. Maher’s condition to fight remains a focal concern for organizers and attendees.
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Paso. Tex
Maher
Cleveland Accepts Arbitration Role in Italy Dispute
Feb 15. Baron Diane foreign minister announces President Cleveland will serve as arbitrator to settle disputes between Italy and another country. A protocol signed states arbitration duties will begin unless amicably settled within two months.
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Baron Diane
Cleveland
Italy
Highway Robbers Sentenced In Boston Case
In superior court Jadee Richardson alias Manning received a prison term between ten and twenty years for robbing Michael J Boyle of a ring and chain alongside Joseph Williamson who drew up to twelve years. The pair were convicted of the attack.
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Jadee Richardson
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Manning
Joseph Williamson
Michael J. Boyle
Dinner at the New York Governor’s Mansion Fractures Party Lines
Alberr Feb 15 One of the most notable events at the executive mansion in years was Gov Morton’s social dinner for prominent Republicans. Guests included Cantor, Stanchfield, Platt, Depew, Bliss, Strong, Wurster, and others from Albany’s political and press circles. No speeches were made, but guests lingered after over cigars.
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Gov. Morton
Cantor
New York
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Stanchfield
Elmira
Albany
TC Platt
oelock
Edward Lauterbach
New York state republican committee
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Kenmore
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Haines
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Morton
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Mayor Strong
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xXton
Wurster
Brooklyn
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Thomas C. Platt
Warner Miller t
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Porter
Ellsworth
senate
Mr Bliss
John B. Stanchfick
Chaunely Al Depew
Colvin
Cathode Rays Locate Hidden Needle in Foot
A Grace hospital patient in Toronto had her foot examined with cathode rays to locate a hidden needle. Surgeons were guided by photographs and Prof White of Toronto University, who pinpointed the needle’s exact position during surgery.
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Toronto university
Pro-Armenian Society Disowned by Bogigian
Boston, Feb. 15. Hagop Bogigian denounces a pro-Armenian alliance reported to include Dr Sunderland and links to Miss Clara Barton. He says the society undermines Armenians, praises withdrawal of names, and warns such “foolish movements” harm Barton and Armenian relief efforts.
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Hagop Bogigian
Washington
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Miss Barton
Lam
Allah
Mohammed
Christ
Champion pacing stallion sold at Madison Square Garden
John R. Gentry the champion pacing stallion sold yesterday at Madison Square Garden for 27,600 to William Simpson of New York City. The horse bred and owned War Down in Dixie, has a world renowned record and is expected to pace the mile in two minutes. Bidding opened at 4,000 from John Turner for Frank Elis of Philadelphia and advanced in steps to the final price.
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New York
John RB
Madison Square garden
William Simpson
Messrs. Holt & Scott
Alamenco stock farm
Graham
N.C
Wardown
Dixie
John R. Geptry
Centry
John Turner
Frank Elis
Philadelphia
Turner
Murphy to Stay at Yale Trainer Declines Penn Offer
Yale News from New Haven reports Michael Murphy the Yale trainer has not received an offer from the University of Pennsylvania. The paper dismisses rumors of a transfer, praising Murphy's role in Yale's track and athletics and urging support to raise his salary to retain him.
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University of Pennsylvania
New Haven
Conn
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Yale News
Michael Murphy
Yale
Protect Free Labor Law Aimed at Convict Products
Washington Feb 14 Congressmen Southwick introduced a bill to shield free labor and industries by restricting sales of goods made by convict labor to the state or territory of production. New York Feb 15 Tammany Hall committee passes a confidence vote in Tala Sleolian’s leadership. Also New York reports an English boxing bout setup for Derby week seeking a 5000 purse with Lavigne to sign.
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Southwick
Washington
Itwehian
New York
Tech
Tammany Lab
east fourteenth street
Tala CL Sleolian
Burge
Jay hige
Mirror of Life of London
Arthae 'T
lam Joy
Dick Gurge
ogre
George Lavine
National Sporting club
America
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Open Civil Service Exam for Bank Examiner Held Soon
An open competitive civil service examination for the position of bank examiner will be held February 37 at Barcelona. The exam will be technical and relate wholly to the duties of the position and to the law governing banks and banking. Further reinforcements to the number of 2280 troops sailed from this port for Cuba.
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Barcelonsa
Cuba
Outlook Bright Indicates Rising Investments in Rail and Wool
Dun's review notes improved expectations despite weather and Congress inaction. Exports rise with strong railroad earnings hinting at larger investments. production of pig iron and textiles show mixed gains, while boots and shoes demand remains weak and stockpiles grow. Rail traffic and shipments rebound, with cautious optimism for 1894 profits.
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Bettex Railroad
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Dun
congress
Europe
Becoming Ossified Sad Vato of Eduard Forrest
Eduard Forrest, resident of EXG Laow Mass, reports his son Sad Vato becoming ossified after a July attack. By Christmas both legs hardened to the hips causing constant pain, relieved somewhat by morphine. He can walk with a cane, has a good appetite, and weighs about 116 pounds.
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