Turbulent Times Highlight War Debts and Crime Reports
The issue flags Turkey’s war indemnity payment, Cretan diplomacy shifts, and a Denver stockgrowers convention. Crime notes include counterfeit arrest in California and mutiny threats aboard a vessel in Boston, with ongoing territorial and colonial tensions touching India and Colorado.
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A. Sainte Seks
Gevaier
Colorado
Maine
Ene
Offtainls
Bato
Beloit College
Apnagy
Sae
Board of American Walesians
Britleh
India
Williams Hepbern
Plesor
Cal
Erayie Sila
Roesia
Turkey
National Stockgrowers
Denver
Colo
I. Dickerson
r Ly _vebm CO
Beresford
Mies Emily
Adrian Laia
New York
Kayema
R Harbor
Union Pacific Rail
Yukon mining laws outline placer regulations and fees
Ottawa reports the interior department adopts Yukon placer mining rules. Free miner and joint stock company certificates, fees of 30 to 50 dollars, and a 10 percent royalty on gross output are required. Certificates available in Ottawa and several regional offices. claims limited to 260 feet by 1000 feet and ten-claim government alternation. penalties for trespass include cancellation of entries.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Laula Ogilvie
Yukon
Department of the Interior
Ree Winer
Tre
Government Department of the Interior
Ottar
Dominion Lands
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Prince Albert
Northwest Territory
Kamloops
New Weatchpeter
B. C
Dawson
Vamcouver
Victoria
Itd
Ite
Sy Pnelng
Government of Canada
Sengih
Senate Passes Teller Resolutions on Silver Coinage Policy
Washington notes: after a week of debate the Senate approved the Teller concurrent resolution by a wide margin 470 to 83. The measure supports redeeming United States bonds in silver dollars and issues a public pledge about restoring silver coinage without harming the public credit. The Lodge amendment failed 24 to 53. Attendance in galleries was high as party lines shifted during the lengthy session and several McKinley era supporters joined the pro silver side. The vote on an alternative motion stood 188 to 67.
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Washington
Mohauy
Senate
Teller
Stanley Matthews
United States
Congress
United Grater
Lodge
Allison
Burrows
McKinley
Carter
Chandler
Clark
Pritchard
Rhoup
Warren
Wolcott
Corona Wrecked Steamship Bound for Alaska
The steamship Corona leaving Seattle January 30 for southeastern Alaska ports wrecked near Lewissland at the mouth of the Skeena river. All 225 passengers were landed safely at Kennedy Inland. Loss included all freight and baggage. The 220 foot screw propeller, built in Philadelphia, had operated along the coast since 1888 and was to be reassigned after this final voyage.
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Seattle
Wacb
Times
Victoria
Corona
Alaska
Lewissland
Skeena River
Kennedy
Frolgly
Philadelphia
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Southern California
Wreck of Corona Reports Losses at Skeena River
The Corona struck a rock near the Skeena river mouth and began sinking. Lifeboats were launched as passengers reached Kennady jplash. the Al-Ki moved to assist, but the ship is feared total wreck with cargo lost. Reports say the Conquit jam also wrecked on the Skeena.
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Manaimo
B. C
Departure Bay
Skeena River
Kennady Jplash
Union Steamship Company
Skeena
Danube
Matura Wreck Report Reaches Sandy Point Rescue
Information received that the British steamer Matura struck near Welling and sank. The captain, three other officers, and some passengers reached Sandy Point in boats, while the rest of the crew and passengers are missing.
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Vontaride
Matura
Wreck of the City of Duluth After Harbor Entry
The steamer City of Duluth broke in two at the north pier in a northwest gale after entering the harbor from South Chicago. Lifesaving crews rescued 17 passengers and 28 crew, with Juneau Aug Kergeth among the first. Mrs. William Tryon in critical condition. The vessel carried corn, flour, and sugar, valued at about 80 000 with 10 000 cargo insurance. 81 miles from Michigan city, January 1881.
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Joseph
Mich
Bigrain
City of
Morford
Protection
August Kergeth
Thin City
McLean
Turna
William Tryon
Duluth
Cine
Pete Bano
Wresker
Deluth
Waa
Graham & Norton Transportation Company
Chicago
Lake Michiga & Superior Company
Snow Locomotive Scheme Plans Klondike Transit
Inventor George T. Glover outlines snow traction locomotives to haul supplies to the Klondike. Seven engines and 82 cars are built in Chicago and New York for shipment to Dyea and Dawson City via the Dalton trail. Cost targets are under 35000 dollars for the train set with each locomotive about 1000 dollars, and the plan foresees winter trips in Alaska with a rapid crossing of Chilkat Pass.
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Chicago
George T. Glover
Klondike
New York
Portand
Dyea
Dawson City
Dalton Trail
Mr.Glover
Portland
Imet
Klondike Goki Askie
smokeless powder naval supply fund proposed with factory
The naval appropriation bill under discussion may include two key provisions. A $2,000,000 allocation would secure smokeless powder and fund a government factory to ensure a steady supply. A $500,000 reserve for ammunition would cover naval material needs for vessels nearing completion and possible emergencies.
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Washington
Naval
Aslouse
Tia Artiels
Siranea
British Gunmakers Stalled by Ship Capture Action
London dispatch from Birmingham reports the steamer Balu chigtan captured off Muscat by the Lapwing disrupting gunmakers. A London merchant ordered rifles and ammunition, with Malfords supplied, and plans were to produce thousands monthly, awaiting Persian and British intervention.
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London
Digatch
Birmingham
Globe
Baluchigtan
Muccat
Arabia
Lapwing
Arma
Malfords
Brietain
President Dale Arrives in Washington Amid Storm Delays
President Dale of Hawaii touched down at 3 20 P M welcomed by Secretary Bhar man and Assistant Secretary Redee. The party faced storms en route and arrived three hours late at the Baltimore & Ohio depot as a crowd gathered on North Capitol Street with mounted police escort.
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Washington
Dale
Hawaii
Bharman
Redee
Baltimore & Ohio
North Capitoltreet
Fatal Fires Across Towns Reported In Early January
Disastrous Mount Sterling blaze kills Albert Popper as walls collapse. Connstable Snodgrass and two workers injured. over 100000 dollars in property lost. Fire blamed on kerosene explosion at Greenville cement mill in Rosendale destroying mill and cottage. insured loss around 100000. In Madrid public prosecutor seeks two months for Weyler. Murder and theater crime reported in Frence and related accounts.
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Mount Sterling
Albert Popper
Connstable Snodgrass
Allentown
Greenville
Rosendale
Worage Howe
Los
Faily
Weekly Market Letter from Lenadiag on Wheat and Prices
Market observers report wheat trading under foreign news with prices affected by Argentina's export prospects and domestic mill stocks. Prices for Wheat Butter Cheese Poultry and other commodities show varied shifts across Oregon Washington and neighboring regions as buyers watch foreign demand and shipments.
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Darrower
Emen
Threeah
Maerlyngen
Degeaing
Argentina
United Kingdom
Brasil
California
Seaboard
Millers
Minnesota
Dakotas
General Aranguren Shot Five Others In Ambush
Havana reports say General Aranguren and five others were killed or captured after a noon assault by Lt Col Benedicto and the tm battalion near the province camp. The general was said to be visiting a young woman when wounded and shot dead. prisoners include the young woman’s father, the dynamiter in Aranguren’s band.
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Havana
Benedicto
MAS Maperal
Aranguren
Ruis
Blanco
Tern
Pitata
Campo Florlida
Tapiste
Maine Arrival Sparks Hope and Unease in Havana
Havana harbor shows a tranquil scene as the Maine sits at anchor with guards and preparations intact. Authorities expect limited liberty for crew and anticipate redeployment once health concerns ease. In New York immigration and global reports add a tense backdrop to the day’s headlines.
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New York
Maine
Herald
Havana
Blaney
Dry Fortugas
Sigshee
Dupont
Key West
Navy Department
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Pobcoder Viking
Te Boaton
Uuba
War Department
Oleg Tas
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Sephage
Motio i
Skeens River
Bosler’e Cove
Strucks Bar
St. Joseph, Mich
Harbor
Rh Eves
Neo Sa Aero
Committee of Merchants
Astor Gallery
Warner Miller
Arthur
Manufacturers’ Association
St. Louis
Snow Locomotive Scheme
Mr. Olever
Hie Company
Army
Weylass Inprisesimeithiadrid
Glenéral Weyler
Fen Franciece
Chare E. Withers
Hathen Phillips
Bevader
Weekly Market Letter
Werld
Portland Market
Walla Walle
Oregon
Oregon Burbanks
Wool—Valley
Largo
Hearthc Market
Puget Sound
Ras Francisco Market
Nevada
Jorge Wout
Nash
Camp By
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Charles Kaiser
Switserlanut
Itailan
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Sam
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Corea
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Willer
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