In Alabama Oath Dispute at Capitol Inauguration
Militia with ball cartridges surrounded Governor-Elect W E Oates as Captain Kolb and supporters pressed to swear him in. Governor Jones restrained Kolb, speeches followed outside, then Oates took oath with no violence as Yale beat Princeton 24 to 0 later.
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Washington
Star
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
W. E. Oates
Jones
Kolb
Captain Kolb
State House
Rbidden
Capitol
Oates
Capitol Grounds
State Capitol
National W C T U officers plan wider work in 1895
The national W C T U officers met at the Temple in Waco since Nov 24 with Lillian Stevens presiding. They report strong measures for organizational effort next year, new leadership for the department, and emphasis on work among southern colored populations and patriotic schooling, plus London 1895 and Washington council participation.
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Lillian M. I. Stevens
Miss Willard
Boston
Katherine Lente Stevenson
South
London
National Council of Women
Washington
L. M. N. Stevens
Clara C. Hoffman
Henry Somerset
Cleveland
St. Louis
Free International Alliance Hospital Opens in Emerson
Rev John Scott of Walhalla North Dakota has bought the Carney House in Emerson Manitoba for $30000 to establish the first hospital of the International Christian Alliance Hospital and Electric Railway company. It will open in January with 100 beds free to all and funded by electric railway feeders and donations from the United States and Canada. Support includes John Wanamaker and the Rathbuns.
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Dakota
Manitoba
United States
Canada
Scott
John Wanamaker
Rathburns
Thhomas Hardy
Thomas Harpy
Trilby
Joan of Arc
Sieur Louis DE Convtee
Maid of Orleans
Charleston
Carolinas
Africa
Templires
Harpers Magazine
Julian Ralph
Richard Harding Davis
Harper & Brothers
Harper's
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Young People
Mexico
P. O
N. Y
Atrocities Told by Armenian Refugees in Athens Story
The Associated Press pieces together accounts from 20 Armenian refugees who reached Athens after a brutal journey from Asia Minor. They describe widespread village devastation, mass killings by Turkish troops, and many captives taken to prison as the massacre extends beyond scattered reports. The Times notes calls for an independent inquiry to ensure truth and justice."}
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Associated Press
Asia Minor
Armenia
London
the Times
Earl of Kimberly
Porte
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State Agricultural College
Saux Rapids
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Idaho
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Detroit
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Puebla
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Mitchell, South Dakota
I Ann & CO
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J. P. Stewart
Ely
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Zee
Mitchell Printing Company
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