New York Street Cars Tied Up Amid Broad Strike Action
About 5 000 to 6 000 street car workers join a city wide tie up with 3 a m plan to shut all surface lines except Bleecker Street and Third Avenue. Police on alert as clashes erupt on Grand Street. one driver arrested and hospital concerns cited for a beaten Italian.
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Third Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Avenue
Broadway
University Place
Belt
Dry Dock
Avenue B
Avenue D
Courtland Street
Grand Street
Forty-second Street
Central Cross-Town
Chambers Street
Avenue C
Boulevard
St. Nicholas Avenue
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Harlem
Morrisiana
Fordham
Tomey
Eighth Avenue
Delaney Street
Grand Street Ferry House
Grand
Attorney Streets
Charles Mlanigan
Delancey Street
Sixth Avenue Road
Murray
O. K
Twenty-third Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Christopher and Eighth Street
Cable Road
One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street
Militia Regiments Ready in Brooklyn Rioting Scenario
Police officials say three regiments of militia are in readiness in Brooklyn as tension rises over a strike at the Atlantic Avenue Railroad. Colonels report they stand ready to serve if their services are needed during possible disturbances.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Bell
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
Brooklyn Cars Must Start To Avoid Charter Forfeit
Brooklyn officials threaten to forfeit the At- Tentic avenue company charter if cars are not running today. The council shows resolve, with police support and public interest concerns cited, amid a tense local dispute.
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Brooklyn
Common Council
At- Tentic Avenue
Deacon Richardson
Let Them Hang Themselves Over Boulanger Crisis
London reports the French government in disarray as General Boulanger’s election fractures its support. Ministers resign rather than act, while President Carnot’s response fails to stabilize, fueling belief that the cabinet will entangle itself and fall in days.
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London
Boulanger
M. Jacques
France
M. Carnot
General Boulanger Expected to Tread Water in Paris Market
London reports a quiet Paris bourse as General Boulanger solidifies strength. Analysts expect him to stay quiet while awaiting political moves, anticipating that government actions could boost his popular support and aid the Seine deputy's position.
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London
Boulanger
Paris
Floquet
Seine
Railroad Presidents Settle Territory in Interstate Railway Pact
CutcaGo Jan 30 The presidents of Western roads reached agreement on the territory for the new Interstate Railway association. The area covers origin or destination in Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wisconsin Minnesota Utah Wyoming Dakota New Mexico Montana and the Indian Territory with exceptions for Pacific coast Texas and certain Ohio river routes.
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Chicago
CutcaGo
Western Roads
New
Interstate Railway Association
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Utah
Wyoming
Dakota
New Mexico
Montana
Indian Territory
Pacific Coast
Transcontinental Association
Texas
International Association
Ohio River
Mississippi River
Democrats Plan Redistricting to Favor Party Edge
New Jersey to be redistricted to yield a Democratic majority. In Trenton the caucus has drawn up a bill to carve thirty seven Democratic districts from sixty assembly seats, outlining a clear partisan gerrymander.
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New Jersey
New York
the Herald
Trenton
N. J
Hhe
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland Plans Winter Writing Stay in Florida
New York report notes Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is registered at the San Juan hotel Orlando Florida Naples on the gulf her destination. She owns a five acre orange grove and a six room cottage ready for occupancy and will spend the winter there to write a novel and aims to finish it before spring. Williamsburg Ohio report describes a fatal accident at a local debating society gathering when a pulled bell rope caused a bell to fall from a cupola crushing William Vadher and injuring G W Mount and Sparr Kidd.
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New York
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
San Juan Hotel
Orlando
Fla
Naples
Gulf
Williamsburg
Ohio
Here
William Vadher
G. W. Mount
Sparr Kidd
Fatal Railway Crash Near Plum Creek Bridge
A west bound Southern Pacific passenger train near Plum Creek Bridge was struck by a following freight train after derailing. Many were fatally injured. officials withhold information. Also reports from Minneapolis note Indian councils at Lower Brule and Crow Creek agencies urging petitions to Washington to open lands for settlement.
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Tex
Plum Creek Bridge
Southern Pacific
Minneapolis
The
Journal
Chamberlain, Dak
Lower Brule
Crow Creek
Washington
Train crew charged with manslaughter in Pennsylvania wreck
Columbia Pa January 30. Engineer William R Rogers and Fireman If G McNally of this place have been arrested on a manslaughter charge. They operated the Pennsylvania line engine that collided with another here last Tuesday in which Conductor John C Ryan was killed.
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William R. Rogers
If. G. McNally
Pennsylvania Road
John C. Ryan
Graham
Tex
Boone Marlow
Wallace
Young County
Indian Territory
Martin Beavers
John Derrickson
Marlow
Beavers
Derrickson
Bank Executives Arrested in Mercantile Bank Fraud Case
President J. R. Tolleson and Vice President Richards of the Mercantile Banking Company, now under receiver, were arrested for fraud in bank management and are jailed in Atlanta.
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J. R. Tolleson
Richards
Mercantile Banking Company
Arrests of Tramps in Hyde Park Murder Case
Authorities in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre have arrested several young vagrants and jailed them on suspicion in the Sunday night murder of Policeman Ellis in Hyde Park. No definitive suspects named yet.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Ellis
Hyde Park
Bayard Defends Samoa Policy Amid German Actions
Bayard says American rights in Samoa were not invaded and Germany's claims over Malietoa are questionable. He cites trading companies' influence and notes German communications seeking settlement. He contrasts Samoa with Haiti, explains US interests, and mentions a partially burned flag from a shelled village.
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State Department
Hayti
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United States
Samoan Islands
Pango-Pango
Samoa Longs for Liberty Fight Echoes From Samoa
Consul General Sewall, testifying before a Senate committee, discusses Germanys bid for control in Samoa and the Samoan resolve to resist domination. He travels home to Maine and denies reports of resignation. He praises Samoan bravery and compares their struggle to early American liberty.
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Sewall
Senate Committee
Samoa
Maine
Joint Resolution for Survey of St Johns River at Jacksonville
Senate passes bill authorizing the War Secretary to deliver obsolete serviceable cannons for salutes to national or state homes for disabled soldiers not exceeding two per home. Choctaw Coal and Railway company right of way in Indian Territory amended. Samoa amendments debated in executive session. House receives Utah statehood petition of 18,000 and proceeds with sundry civil appropriation bill.
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Choctaw Coal and Railway Company
Indian Territory
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Hale
Eustis
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Washington
Utah
Capt. Mullen Reports on Samoa Trouble and Seamen
A report from Capt. Mullen of the United States steamer Nipsic on Samoa unrest was received at the navy department and will be released to the press after a short delay. Concurrently, Springer of Illinois introduced a bill in the House for constitutional conventions in Wyoming Arizona and Idaho with conventions set on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
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Allies doubt Allison entering Harrison cabinet
Friends of Senator Allison at the Capitol doubt he will join President Harrison’s cabinet. They note his Senate power outweighs a Treasury post, and indicate he does not seek that position.
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Washington
Jan
Senator Allison
Capitol
Harrison
Allison
Treasury Department
Senate
Tariff Bills Referred for Revenue Comparison
The house ways and means committee sent the senate and Mills tariff bills to the treasury for revenue impact comparison. Other items include Nellie Grant Sartoris returning to New York, Mrs. Blaine signing a Frohman contract, and widespread brief notes from New Orleans to Massachusetts on weather, politics, criminal cases, and a fatal stabbing in Greensborough.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Duluth Opera House Collapse Buries Victims. Firemen Dead
A Duluth opera house wall collapsed during demolition trapping several people including Chamberlain and others. Fire followed, two firemen were later found dead, and property losses are estimated around 12 000 dollars.
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Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Chamberlain’s
Chamberlain
Two Little Boys Die In Dakota Storm Tragedy
In Aberdeen South Dakota on Friday night two French brothers aged under ten died from exposure after wandering lost in deep snow. An 18 year old sister survived but may lose limbs. the family lived twelve miles east of Hitchcock.
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Aberdeen
Dak
Hitchcock
Aris
Montana man bound over to keep the peace after brutal assault
In Deer Lodge Montana on a January weekend carpenter Shepperd confronted Salvation Army cadet Rickup at his home, kicked him out, then beat his wife. Rickup sought refuge with her father Lucien. Shepperd was bound over for $1000 to keep the peace, likely jail a year if he fails.
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Hne
Salvation Army
Deer LopGt
Mont
Shepperd
Rickup
Rick
Lucien
Contractors Arrested On Indian Reserve Logging Clash
Indian Agent Gregory reports several contractors arrested on the Fon du Lac reserve in Minnesota for defying Commissioner Oberly's order to halt logging. James Coffee, linked to the Chandler investigation, is among those detained. Some logger groups threaten to resume work rather than abandon their claims.
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Asuland
Wis
Gregory
Fon du Lac
Minnesota
Oberly
James Coffee
Chandler
Law
Fire Originates in a House of Ill Repute in Missoula
Fire at early hour destroyed fourteen frame buildings on Front Street in Missoula Montana. A dwelling used by a suspected prostitute and Jim Lee's gambling house burned. total loss around 20000 dollars with 5000 insure. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Missoula
Mont
Front Street
Jim Lee
CREDIT TO THE GERMANS FOR MATAAFA OUTLAWING
A Samoa Times report from Apia notes German actions that aided Mataafa by deception. It states German commanders informed Royalist and Nipsic vessels of movements and burned Soule Matia ta’s camp, presenting Mataafa’s faction as outlawed under German power.
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Samoa Times and
South Sea Advertiser
Apia
Samoa
Washington
Times
Other
Royalist
United States
Nipsic
Tme
Matiata
Tamasese
Mataafa
Senate Debates Diplomatic and Consular Budget Bill
The Senate at Washington resumed consideration of the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill after morning business, focusing on funding for overseas missions and consular services. The session marks continued review of allocations and policy implications for foreign affairs.
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Senate
Washington
Legislative Proceedings Update from Bismarck January Session
Both chambers held long uneventful sessions. The vetoed printing bill was concurred by the council. A land tax exemption bill for fire breaks and tree planting died. A memorial to support the omnibus bill passed with amendments. Governor's message extended 1888 tax payment deadline to June 1. Several new bills were introduced including funding for Madison normal school, tax on telegraphs, Casselton college setup with bonding, hotel deadbeat crime, and a new public school system.
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Bismarck
Dunk
House
Crawford
United States Senate
Miller
Madison Normal School
Newman
McNeil
Agricultural College
Casselton
Fletcher
Hunter
Carkeek Champion Beats Connors in Milwaukee Bouts
The Cornish wrestler Jack Carkeek defeats world champion Tom Connors in three falls at the Grand Opera House Milwaukee. First fall 1 hour 9 minutes, second fall 5 minutes 30 seconds, third fall 1 minute 40 seconds. Carkeek’s backer bets $500 against any style of wrestling barring back holds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Opera House
Fem
Jack Carkeek
Carkeek
Connors
Governor Larrabee Demands Prohibition Enforcement in Fort Cope
Governor William Larrabee addresses Sheriff Adams urging strict enforcement of Iowa prohibition statutes after multiple open violations in Fort Dodge. The governor lists numerous locations and warns that proper steps will be taken if enforcement fails.
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Larrabee
Iowa
Fort Cope
Adams
Fort Dodge
William Larrabee
Run on an Iowa bank averted by closing doors
Mason City Iowa January 30 the Clear Lake bank owned by Mrs L P Jones closed its doors after rumors of a run on Monday The cashier Frank P Jones says the books are solvent and deposits totaling 17000 with 9000 in overdrafts will be settled quickly The bank says it has ample resources to pay all liabilities in full and that a receiver is forthcoming.
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Iowa
Mason City
Clear Lake Bank
L. P. Jones
Frank P. Jones
Too Cold for Christianity causes two baptisms in New York Bay
In Jersey City twenty two believers agreed to be baptized after a faith cure service but the water proved too cold for most as only Charles Freise and Christina Freise followed Elder Hancox into New York Bay for baptism. The article notes their perseverance and health afterward. Separately Boston police realized they can arrest stakeholders to curb gamblers poolsellers and social clubs amid a January 29 report.
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New York
Mount Zion
Jersey City
New York Bay
Hancox
Charles Freise
Christina
Boston
Spalding Players in Colombo and News in Brief
The Spalding ball players traveled to Colombo on Saturday. In Philadelphia, Mrs Barrow was sentenced to hang by Judge Hare for murdering her husband. Light female cyclists arrived in New York to begin the six day race at Madison Square Garden February 11. Sullivan backers fear missing a $5,000 final deposit for the Whitman match due to alleged drinking reports. George Bohner & Co of Chicago filed an assignment for creditors. assets listed at $42,000 with liabilities to be determined.
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Spalding
Colombo
Philadelphia
Barrow
Hare
New York
Madison Square Garden
Sullivan
Whitram
George Bohner & Co
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Market quotations for Jan twenty eight Chicago grain
Market quotations show Wheat January 9 134 cents February 04 ce May se March February minus 25 cents February 1165 March 11 7 a reap or 85 February 0.8716 March 6.8714 May 6.9714 Short Ribs January 6.12 14 February 6.12 14 March 6.20 May 6.32 14
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City loan offer on brick and stone business blocks
Davyton Bros and Suaaran advertise special low interest rates for long term loans on brick or stone business blocks on city property. The note mentions options for long or short time financing to a person named Joan.
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Tim
Davyton Bros. & Suaaran
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