Return of the New York consumptive to city hospital
William Dogan, America's noted consumptive patient sent to Berlin for Koch lymph treatment, returns to St Francis Hospital. He reports little real benefit from the injections, noting only throat improvement and ongoing doubt about the therapy while continuing treatment as a last, dying chance.
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America
New York
William Dogan
Berlin
Koch
St. Franceis Hospital
Degan
Paris
St. Francis Hospital
Snubbed by Mrs Harrison alters Massachusetts statesman fate
The tale follows a Massachusetts senator who offended Mrs Harrison during a tea with Mrs Harrison’s guests. After his rise to presidency, he sought a foreign posting and faced stiff opposition. Mrs Harrison reportedly pressured for a lowly assignment, and the couple experienced a marked snub at the White House on departure for the mission.
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Marrison
Massachusetts Statesman
Wasington
Massachusetts
Washington
Harrison
Indiana
State Department
White House
Foreign Mission
Desperate Jail Break Attempt in Cleveland Tenn
An officer a jail cage door unlocked by Sheriff Dail at Cleveland Tenn faced eight inmates as two seized him and grabbed Duff’s pistol. A fight followed with a second weapon drawn and fired. the sheriff suffered powder burns but held his ground as Duff seized control and restored order.
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Guattanooga
Tenn
Cleveland
Dail
Duff
Newfoundland Outrage Sparks Colonial Tensions and Reassurances
Reports from Newfoundland describe a meeting of the so called French short committee approving resolutions thanking Canadian supporters amid fisheries concerns and press backing. The St Johns Herald denies any conspiracy against British sovereignty while noting local talk of actions at Placentia but claims no rebellion occurred.
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Wauirax
N. S
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Canada
Boards of Trade
Dominion
St. Johns
N. J
London
Court House
Placentia
Aris
Sealing Crisis Warns of Extinction Under Poaching
Paris dispatch reports an Cannes interview with flerman WLeibes who argues Behring Sea sealing is driving seals toward extinction. He cites 51 vessels poaching last year and warns 150 ships next season if England protects the trade. Buyers and poachers include Canadian sealers and American sailors.
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Tella
Paris
Cannes
Flerman Wleibes
Blaine
England
London
Liebes
America
Russia
Mizner Defends Barrundia Affair In Central America
Mizner ex diplomat to Guatemala replies to Blaine recalling him over the Barrundia case. He criticizes Congress for papers before inquiry, cites Bayard in Gomez case, and says Guatemala may have acted rightly. Central American diplomatic corps largely endorses his course. Also notes a St Louis item on F A Street's placer gamble and a new Brazilian ministry led by Senhor Uchosf.
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San Francisco
Mizner
Guatemala
Blaine
House of Representatives
Bayard
Gomez
Buarrundia
Barrundia
Hargain
St. Louis
F. A. Street
Helena
Mont
Street
Lemhi County
Idaho
Tabor
Dakota Legislature Moves Through Sparse Session
Jan 20 to Jan 27 reports show South Dakota lawmakers debating many bills but mostly occupied with contested cases and an ongoing United States senator election. Numerous measures touch interest rates, homestead transfers, tax penalties, school systems, and infrastructure. sessions proceed with limited action beyond committee work and petitions.
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Baldwin
Snyder
Stephens
Marshall
Rowe
Brule
Committee On Ways and Mets
House
Pierre
Senate
Revenue Committee
Scott
Matthews
Congress
United States
Preston
Public Examiner's Fund
King Williams Vise Temper and a Royal Tempest
A retelling from New York Sun recounts King William III of the Netherlands at his fiercest, challenging minister Thorbecke in a bedchamber exchange and later repudiating a war declaration amid doubts over neutrality. Also noted are Peter Sinclair's duck hunt tally, Mrs. Enizanern B. Custer’s fragile appearance, and discovery of a Roman sarcophagus near Ilofra station in Alexandria suburbs.
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Netherlands
Thorbecke
Utrecht
William
France
the Hague
Hague
New York Sun
Ilofra
Alexandria
Measures of More or Less Importance in the Fifty-First Congress
A condensed report tracing multiple days of Senate and House activity in January. Debates over cloture rules and journal approvals dominate proceedings, with discussions on elections legislation, appropriations, and a variety of motions and adjournments. Notable exchanges involve Senators Aldrich Harris Morgan and Breckinridge among others.
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Whs
Rivsom
Aldrich
Senate
Harris
Senatorarris
Harristappens
Stewart
Gibson
Cockrell
Rogers
Arkansas
McMiilin
Tennessee
District of Columbia
House
Outelle
Breckinridge
Journal
Cooper
Indiana
Priv
Liting Lust
Commissioner of Pensions
Morrill
Messrs. Grosvenor
Ohio
Henderson
Morgan
Wolcott
Dolph
Blair
Car Shops Burned In Brainerd Fire Suspected Arson
Brainerd residents report a major fire at the Northern Pacific car shop injuring no one but destroying the wood building and contents. Loss estimated at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars with eight to ten coaches under repair in the yard. workers may be displaced but likely reassigned as the company plans rapid rebuilding.
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Northern Pacific
Brainerd
Sone
Propo
Jav Cy
Grep
Notable US and abroad crimes and disasters in brief
A jagged docket of incidents includes Brigham Young’s eighth wife noted as acad while Harvey B. Dopworry a bandmaster dies in Hoboken. A husband in Chicago shoots his wife found in disrepute. Pekin Hamburg distillery fire causes $35 000 loss. Two cowboys duel near San Wyo. one killed, one dying. Jackson County farmer Martin Van Sickie shot by nephew, fatally injured. Frank J. Cuntin purser of steamer Umatilla shoots self in San Francisco. A man presumed G E Stani from Cleveland jumps into rapids at Goat Island, presumed dead. Revenue cutter Bear to be fitted for sea at San Francisco with new gun carriages. A five story Jersey City tenement burns. a lodger cremated and Asst Chief Engineer Denmead dies. Omaha Jews petition Nebr Legislature over Russia treaty provisions. An Illinois man John Steve presumed to be 8 A Shia located in a Greenbriar cave. Illinois dominie Rev G Blinworth forbids parish members from joining G A R or Farm Museal Benefit association.
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Brigham Young
Harvey B. Dopworry
Hoboken
Joseri LA Plant
Cly
Chicago
Hamburg
Pekin
San Wyo
Martin van Sickie
Jackson
Frank J. Cuntin
Umatila
San Francisco
G. E. Stani
Cleveland
Goat Island
Bear
Jersey City
Gooseman
Denmead Sn
Nebri
Gress
John Steve
Illinois
Green Lriar
G. Blinworth
Lutheran Church
Schappville
Farme Museal Benefit Association
Markets Report from Sioux City and Chicago Livestock
Sioux City markets show hogs weak with prices down about a nickel, cattle slow with declines on most categories, hogs at 3.40 yesterday or weaker today. Chicago live stock prices rise slightly with hogs 3.54 to 3.60, cattle steady to higher, sheep strong, and brisk receipts across hogs and cattle.
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Astos
Bee Cunning Company
South Omaha
Souis Omana
Chicago
Curcaco
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