Unemployed rioters clash with police in Zwarts Luis
Outdoor meeting sparks a riot as rioters smash windows and attack police. A gunman was shot dead by officers. two policemen were beaten and several rioters wounded. About thirty rioters were arrested as similar disturbances flare in Vekila and Saphermer with military intervention.
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Amsterdam
Zwarts Luis
Vekila
Saphermer
Dover
Walter Green
Ruth Tields
Green
Charles Whaley
Whaley
Charles Perry
Greens House
Marian
Henry Hayner
John Sayner
Gilliam
Hear
Henry
John
J. R. Kirk
Oscar Brown
Kirk
Brown
John Hayner
National Education Association to study secondary grammar instruction
A ten member committee of leading educators was appointed at the National Education Association meeting in Manitowish Wisconsin to develop improved grammar and high school instruction. The plan urges history taught across primary years, early biography focus, a core historical field, European states studied in general history, strong civil government emphasis, and integrated economics alongside history. The group will issue a public summary after completing its six session conference.
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Manisox
Wis
National Education Association
Commmn
San Francisco
Wa IP
Sachtienen
Alton
Micnois
Thomas G. Allen
Ferguson
Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
New York
Liverpool
Grivish Isles
Tiouen
Juris
Chartres
Poitiers
Hordeaux
Marseilles
France
Riviera
Mediterranean
Genoa
Lome
Milan
Lily
Athens
Ati
Epworth League
Wisconsin
Hudson
Methodist Church of America
Chicago
Methodist Church In
America
Epworth
Saacramente
Cal
AU Brighton
Miss Ayres
Southern Pacific
Dlaries
Adurder
Quarantine Regulations and Immigration Suspension Authority
The Marine Hospital Service reports to the Secretary of the Treasury if state quarantine rules fail to prevent contagions from entering the United States. The Secretary may order the Marine Hospital Service to establish additional rules to stop disease importation from foreign countries or between states. The question asks which president is authorized to suspend immigration in case of infectious disease concerns.
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Cnueroygax
Mich
Cleveland
Arthur Wlulmenu
Western Reserve Medical University
Valpanaiso
Ind
Andrew Becket
London
Washindton
Hospital Service of
the Revenue Marine
Hospital Service
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Marin Hospital Service
Naiso
Explosion at Paris Police Office Wrecks Hall
An explosion in the corridor of the Paris Prefecture of Police damaged windows and plastering but left no injuries. Investigators blame anarchists, noting a two pound explosive charge and a heavily chlorate powder filled hall.
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Paris
Prefecture of Police
Menico
Rafael Dorantes
Dorantes
Wabasco
Chiapas
City of Mexico
Iussiere
Tomachie
St. Perensnene
Disputed frox and strange mound of skulls report
A report from San Axtentro Texas describes an oval mound about 100 feet high near an inland road, apparently formed of petrified human skulls. Nearby authorities debate opening the site as locals warn of its eerie composition and possible dangers.
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San Axtentro
Texas
Carrizo Springs
Dinmt
Enecinal Road
Nashville
Gov. Taylor
Tennessee
Gov. Buchanan
Abe Schwartz
Memphis
Schwartz
Supreme Court
Dubose
Tower Court
Buchanan
Gen. Norman
Death rode the Fort Wayne train into crowded street car
A Fort Wayne train collided with a Chicago City Railway street car at 47th street and Stewart avenue early Thursday morning. Five were killed and more than a dozen injured as passengers fled through a wrecked car and burning debris. Police arrested six workers including the conductor and engineer as investigators examine the crossing and signaling failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Chicago City Railway
47Th Street
Stewart Avenue
John Blaha
Archibald McAndrews
Forty Seventh Street
Wabash
Varly
Bernard O'Connor
Patrick Stanley
Civil Service Extension Faces Union Pushback at Government Printing Office
A Washington observer says the President favors extending civil service rules to the Post Office Department but will not pursue a broad expansion. The Government Printing Office faces union opposition over exams that could exclude non members, risking a split in civil service coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Government Printing Office
Customs Service
Ofice
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Typographical Union
Uncle Sam's Big Gain From Destruction of Paper Money
A Washington dispatch notes that the treasury gains when paper money is destroyed. Since 1862, $5.819B issued by July 1, 1892, with $4.453B redeemed, leaving $967.178M outstanding. Redemption varies by note type and reserve holdings, with vast sums kept in vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Treasury
Washington Dispatch
Treasury Department
President veto blocks Foster Wall Street bond plan
A New York report says Secretary Foster traveled to meet Wall Street magnates to discuss issuing bonds to ease the money market and curb gold exports. The plan, backed by Wall Street and some speculators, was rejected by President Harrison, who stated no new bonds would be issued during his term.
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Foster
Wall Street
New York
Washington
B. Wanerison
Harrison
No Mercy to the Jews in Russia Edicts Enforced
Reports from St. Petersburg and other parts of Russia reveal intensified Jewish persecution under six edicts aimed at dispersal, weakening trade positions, and crushing religion. Since 1891 Moscow papers claim 20 000 Jews converted to Orthodoxy and deported to a Tcherkosovo district near Moscow under strict church supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Tcherkosovo
Methodists Consider Daily Christian Advocate in Chicago
At the Epworth League convention in Hudson, Wisconsin, a resolution urged the Methodist Church of America to launch a Daily Christian Advocate in Chicago. Editorials would reflect liberal thought while omitting sensational news. An estimated five million Methodists exist, aiming for a daily with one million subscribers launching in March or April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Epworth League
Wisconsin
Aud Hudson
Methodist Church of America
Methodist Church
America
Epworth
Arrests Continue in Santiago Plot Case Involving Archbishop Relative
Reports from Santiago say arrests of plot participants persist. A notable detainee is Henrietta Prenzer, a nephew of Archbishop Casanova, amid wider revolutionary concerns. In Brooklyn, Fred K Schrieber verdicts show breach of promise damages. Brazil braces as Rio Grande do Sul sentiment eases and authorities plan federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Casanova
Henrietta Prenzer
Fred K. Schrieber
Brooklyn
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Tin mill at Hill City ships ore for refining soon
In South Oxforn, Harney Peak Consolidated Tin Company reports its new tin mill at Hill City began operation November 14. Superintendent Chilas says concentrates will be shipped east for refining in a few days, with smelting not yet decided location. Keystone Mining will start placing machinery for a new gold mill about twelve miles from Hill City in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney Peak Consolidated Tin Company
Hill City
Chilas
Aurora
Omaha
Jersey City
Keystone Mining Company
Ifill City
South Dakota Boom Reports Immigrant Influx and Rail Plans
A traveling observer cites rising immigration and land take in McPherson Edmunds Gregory and neighboring counties as settlers prepare for spring. Missouri families form a 48 family colony in Gregory County with county organization hoped this spring. A push aims to fund a state information bureau for the World’s Fair and to appoint a immigration commissioner. public works and new rail lines to Aberdeen Pierre and beyond are anticipated with potential Northern Pacific operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
South Dakot
V. Arnold
Ipswich
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and Staul Road
Milwaukee
McPherson
Edmunds
Gregory County
Missouri
Charles Mix
Nowlin
Pratt
Presho
Bureau of Information
Europe
Duluth, Pierre and
Black Hills
Aberdeen
Pierre
Northern Pacific
Yankton College reports rising attendance in eleventh catalogue
The eleventh Yankton College catalogue shows total attendance in 224 with gains in collegiate musical and art departments and a president A T Free MA praised as excellent for the post. Separate small items note a man’s suicide north of Castalia and various local legal and mining developments.
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Yankton College
Dakotas
A. T. Free
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