Flight of the Tussars and a Burning Native Village
Foreign affairs dispatches report a skirmish near Handoub in the Egyptian Protectorate. Hussars and Egyptian troops reconnoitered toward Handoub, burned a native village, and withdrew under heavy Arab fire with casualties. Lt. Cingory and other Hussars performed brave rescue acts during the retreat.
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Tussars
Freemantle
Sunkim
Handoub
Hussars
Sankim
Khor
Fficer
Cingory i
Stopford
Husnar Cieneral Wolseley
Fey
Calta
Royal Irish Regiment
Woneley
Fire kills worker amid Marclay Street blaze
A deadly warehouse blaze at a marble building on Marclay street spread rapidly as Major & Knap workers hid amid flying embers. Henry Welsh, eighteen, suffered severe burns in a clothing fire and later died. Firefighters battled flames through multiple stories with explosions and falling debris as bystanders watched from blocked streets.
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Marclay-st
College
Placa
Major & Knap
Henry Welsh
Chambora Street
Iowa
College-place
Astaire
Barclayat
F. Leinhardt
Sont
Boxi
Ffteen
Aterton Westerne
Theor
Abelfan
Rossa and His Assailant Transferred to St Vincent’s
The Tombs Prison heavy air unsettles Mrs Dudley who declines money from an anonymous admirer after a Paterson letter arrives. Details show her visit to St Vincent’s Hospital to arrange care for her husband Rossa, while reporters await his reactions to sensational claims. Messages from prisoners and threats to Dudley accompany updates on the case and linked letters.
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Bf. Vincent’s
Cable
Milbank Prison
Lolli
Meyrick
Milbank
Lucille Yeoub Dudley
Castle Garden
Amater
Dam
Bible House
W. M.F. Round
Prison Association
Jills Chalmers
Isabella Kiown
Rossa
ST. Vincent's Hospital
Chambers Street Hospital
St. Vinerat's Hospital
Jim
Rossa Waa
Roma
Jersey
Dr. Jersey
Stra
Dad Lim
Hopital
Trun
Peemilice Agaist
Levin
Easie
Kosta
Kole
Donovan
Dudley
Earth
Portie Bast
Cleveland in New York a Quiet Reception at Grand Central
President-elect arrives in a palace car at Grand Central Depot at 10 45 pm greeted by reporters and aides. He plans meetings with Congress members, senators, and business figures to shape policy while cabinet talk continues and a Victoria stay in New York draws interest from Democrats and hotel staff.
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Johnny
Palace
Grand Central Depot
Donhee
Buffalo
W. B. Devhee
Daniel Lamont
Cleveland
Colonel Lamont
Clarence
Donkee
Pblic
Congress
Jyasineas
Democratic National Committee
Dore
Tilden
Greystons
Albany
Mr. Cleveland
Victoris
Fifth-ave
Lamont
Delegations From Washington to the New York Meeting
A Washington scene described as Democratic politicians head toward New York for the Cleveland recognition debate. Delegations from Mississippi and Virginia travel with aims to influence the appointment of Postmaster General. Mentioned figures include Van Eaton, Senator George, O Ferrall, Cabell, Croxton, Iverly, Anderson, Watts, and ex-Congressman Goode.
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Gorman
Henry G. Davis
Virginia
Navy Department
George
van Eaton
Money
Howard
Lex
Postal Service
Commputes
England
Post Office Department
App
Mosare
Urgeand van Raton
Cleveland
Washington
Mississippi
Barbour
New York
O'Ferrall
Cabell
Messrs
Croxton
Robert
Express backs Wilson and Bissell for cabinet post
The Express urges President Cleveland to appoint Wilson and Bissell as cabinet partners, arguing the move protects administration interests and ensures loyal advisors in the campaign era. The piece notes questions about merit and counts on trusted alignment with Cleveland's goals.
Murder Trial Rumors Stir Small Town Case
In St. Louis on February 4 details emerge from an arrest last April of John A. Suuytve and Kiran WUhor for the murder of Hiram, father of Cicero, and father in law of Smythe. The letters suggest plans to end a life amid accusations of immorality, with testimonies pointing to Smylie as a possible killer.
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Norerens
St. Loris
Audusboo
Crore Joiforeaiy
John A. Suuytve
Kiran Wuhor
Hiram
Jose Old Nuk
Cicero
Smythe
Ayrthe
Ant Wilton
Gear
Wilson
Tuoelay Wight
Smylie Wow
Denunciations of the Loomed Towers at Okihawa Boomer Convention
A Topeka Colony meeting in Chiselty headlines opposition to U S Army expulsion of residents from government lands in Oklahoma. Resolutions praise Coch and his supporters for resisting what they call federal overreach and defend occupying government land amid preemption disputes.
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Towers
Okivhawa
Sore Gene
Chiselty
Huntiet Nero
Hamed Bolwan
Topeka
Carousel Couch
W. As Kady
Sydney Clark
P.M. Gilbert
Coch
United States Army
Oklahoma
Congress
Free State
Kanes
Murdered on a Wharf at Kell's Point Tragedy
At Miller's wharf near Kell's Point a midnight murder occurred. Officer Simmers found a man gravely wounded, later dying on the wharf. Louis Dempary, held for questioning, denies knowledge of the victim. The schooner crew slept through the shooting and the knife used was missing from the cabin.
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Barmont
Miller’s Wharf
Kell's Point
Simmers
Lous Dempary
Mam
Dawes Burk
Henry Olina
Mutiny of Peruvian Soldiers
Fragmented dispatches report mutiny among Peruvian troops at Cyurthes with several officers killed or wounded, captures and clashes described amid chaotic conditions. Wider notes cover London and other distant reports, including political unrest, crimes, and local incidents across multiple regions.
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Tana
Galveston
Paryaa
Cyurthes
Sudiett Aets
Tin Sinctheers
Theonkr
Otiu bin Miied
The Burning of Khervale Line and Local Fire
Five horses die in a blaze at Harris and Kingsley stables as a milk store near 205 East Thirtlotteat burns. Firemen respond to smoke from the Exchange, saving Ellen 8 from nervous shock but no medical aid available. A separate Ebervale coal slope fire threatens total loss, breaker, and local damage escalates within hours.
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Dillon & Brother
East Thirtlotteat
Jomuen Casaldy
Pobloo
Ryan's
Sorticlaw
Mot
Lowther & Brother
Harris & Kingsley
University-Place
Pollew
Lowtier
Iy Stove
Ellen
Younus National Art Exchange
East Mourteen
Aloe Wwe
Verayts
Carey
Taggart
Hlowell
Morton
Amnion
Khervale
Wilkesbaure
Ebervale Cowl Company
Fiesh
Fire in Wooster Street six story building in New York
Fire discovered at midnight in the six story front building Nos 108 114 Wooster street owned by Brunner Moore. Flames spread through the building as firemen broke shutters. Three alarms and extra engines responded. Fifty families evacuated and losses estimated near 1500000 with extensive damage to adjacent tenements.
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Saveral
Woostri-St
Wooster-st
Brunner & Moore
Snott d& Downe
Chemista
Steinhardt Broaquor
J. Reshower & Co
A. Nussbaum
Atraw Goods
J. Dalton
B. Ullman
Goodyear
Restreimer, Smith & Co
Steinhardts
McDonald
Gilly & Goowhan
Matonic
Erie
Railroad Interests and Mink Resignation Rumors
A Tribune report cites uncertainty over Commissioner Mink's resignation from rail pool matters. It notes pressure from rate associations, ongoing pool disputes, and potential impacts on water, scheduling, and public costs while suggesting a suspension or reassessment of pool arrangements.
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Suilange
Mn. Fyrraginiets
Mink
Raie
Tomor
Ari Fromu
Exitoavar
Fiske
Temuren
Temuren's T Tna
Phebe
Chicago
Tinepoo
Giraud
Tuto Tines
Presidente
Inet
Politsyiva
New York Central Ee
Ba Rianoen
Eotaiderieved
Cwania
Mi1 Receiver Appointment and Railway Notes
United States Marshal Joel B. Erhardt took formal possession as receiver of the New York City and Northern Railroad amid court action. Mixed railway intelligence from Horrox reports Union Pacific’s $100,000 debt, Montana Central Railway obligations, and rising earnings, with expectations of intercity association meetings and leadership changes in continental railway bodies. Also noted is a habeas corpus writ regarding William Kine Bickel in Norristown after a prior acquittal.
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MI1
Erhatidt
United States
Joel B. Erhardt
New- York City
Northern Railroad
Inaticn Doushne
Supreme Court
Artis Leary
Jobm
Whalen
Merwan Tty
Epost
Coutts Trust
Tule
Hosrox
Adams
Union Pacitie Railroad
Loni
Pele
Tte
Northwestern Traffic
Southwestern Trafic
Southwestern Railway Association
Central Town
Reo Veta Regino Association
Colonie Traffic Association
Vaneae Avuanta Association
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Loxpox
Lont
Edad Fuenantiee
Pereira
London
Fast Revealng
Egypt
Portugal
Congo
Paris
Imbrogilo
Lord Granville Lay
Africa
Foreign Office
Ates
France
Asaveliat
Major & Kiapo
Vielen
Dunes Steitty & Retia
Roth
Binkting
Wud Kay
Iusnemen
Fritase & Broths
Se Hive Co
Tornduety
Belinus
Leia
Miller & Co
Wed
Snyder
Aml Ehina
Uakuoswis
Tob Reilly
Vellar
Chittendos
Major & Kiipp
New Quarters
Rama Englis
Bargi Monn
Junny O'Donovan
New-Vonk
Bro
Orpexovas Rossa
Allen
Ahrisitan O'Doxovan
Hraggarts
Reieanchor
Luc
Wisi
New-York
coTannly
Astedyramitar
Mre
Dean
Ren-Youx
Ma Rossa
Tia
Victoria Hotel
Sinc
New-York Vist
Renater Mahone
Garland
Senate
Akos
Luceroy
Ilium C
John Bigelow
Greyatane
Norrow
Leven
Dewpe
Interior Department
Indiana
Springer
Leds
Vilas
Wisconsin
Victoria
Hoyt
Conilet of & Yarnington
Eluot Srk
Terns
Ierstadt
Cl ' Oie
Sud de Srempaeraea de Gaeta
Ramone
Barnum
Ny Telkonann
Bervaro
The
Express
Wilson & Bissell
Resson
Wisgell Iwna
Wweat
Warren
Dilesedi
Leo Shou
Savannah
Hantronn
6Th Regiment of
Connecticut Volunteers
Mississippi Regiment
Beanude
Swat
Geneon
Ioasnye
Toobeot
Kupoyo
Bere
Canar
Parlament Fur Galeny
Wilde
Parnell Web
Varnaneat
Tixpon
John Lee
von Raven
Howland
Zannavittis
Ohio
Tank Mager
Latya
Maguo Wan Buriek
Telegraph
Juki Guugty
Samuel J. Alle
Harwell
Tox
Eile
Hella Flower Publs
Snghronk
Port Gitioe
Sipps
Wis
Princeton
Neb
Matit Dentroyind Jou
Doke
Hartware Atoco
M. Schlegel
Laut Fatory
Coolahs
Caueuga
Mia
Wentworth Taster
Foxcin
Layloe
Taso
de Ganteer & Coburn
Patten
Thoruig
Laas
Utica
Fels
A.fl
Butea
Raton
Reb
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Agricultriral Cuttage
Amherst
Emma Ickel Noe
Secrire
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