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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1895

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Harlem Meeting Shows Strong Reform Momentum in Snowbound Turnout

Nearly 1,000 Harlem residents braved cold and snow at Sulzer’s Harlem River Park to hear Dr Parkhurst and leaders like James Carter and Simon Sterne advocate municipal reform. Speakers urged end to partisan control, praised nonpartisan police and justice appointments, and called for government by the people.

Harlem Good Government Clubs Sulzer Harlem River Park Second-ave Cooper Union Parkhurst Columbus Johnson Simon Sterne James C. Carter M.D. Rothschild Sanne McMillan Wac. Anderson Anson Waterbury Monroe B. Bryant Philip Baer Fe Bown Jann D. Hrady Bridgman Charles Butler Dc A.B Wilson H. Hackiwell Geo McUmmi Samad Fo Cores Henry F. Crumpet B.S Clineh John. Coleman He Ey Henry James van Dyck Cal Chamberlals Alfrei J. Camp Sonn J. Chapanan Riri Learder H. Cr Thomas Cra Dusenbury Duryea Joert E Davis RTA Rots Harn Dutcher Arthur R. Ely Terry My Fallot Thomas A. Fitton Dultus J. Bronk Yagene Frayer JL ON. Ford Fitbpon Pilus Goodman John Goodchild George B. Grinnel DE Gadis Danie P. Hays MC. Hewitt Revte Lumbar O John A. Johriaga Tris Keenee Wumbset Reith JF. Runhard Awilliam M. King A.D. Ketchum H.C F P. Koen James Kiaber New York Albany Newark Wren Ni van Jurdie Strong New-York

Chinese Ironclads Chen-Yuen Ting-Yuen Sunk in War

London reports from Wei-Hai-Wei indicate Chinese battleships Chen-Yuen and Ting-Yuen were torpedoed and sunk in shallow water amid escalating Sino-Japanese hostilities. Japanese bombardment of Wee Wei forts continues as envoys seek peace terms.

Ting-Yuen London Keb Central News Wei-Hal Wei Chen- Yuen Japan China Shanghai Wee -Wei Chises Ting T Wet-Hai-Wet Che-Foo Chines Wet Hai-Wet Walpole Sehnell Bert Shatugtal the Globe Seilies Enya Masiaa Pse Parse Teeanere Tekio Ministry of Marine Hie Steve Zhih Vt Kung Warsniyr Ting-Vvet le Yuen Assietet Kesplnar Nets Central Tat-Hon Chane Shang-Ting Kiang-Su Nean-Ting Chen-Yuen Tine Yuen Munk Kueh Falco Tver

Storm paralyzes New York with wind and snow

A fierce storm swept across New York yesterday with wind and heavy snow. Harbor traffic faltered as ferries struggled, ice floes crowded canals, and lights failed. The Sixth and Ninth avenues elevated railroads faced an hour long delay, causing a collision scare but no injuries.

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Searing winter storm paralyses trains and towns across the Midwest

A sweeping blizzard grips the Midwest on February 7, leaving towns from Superior Wisconsin to Ohio stalled. Trains delayed for hours, telegraph and river traffic hindered, and polar temperatures from five to fifteen degrees below zero suspend daily activities. several reports confirm deaths from exposure and widespread equipment damage.

Superior Wis Sioux City Town Pet Memesere Benton Harbor Mich Huron Pierre Aberdeen Wagner Miles City Mont Lee Parish William More Spencer Henry Henry Chappell Neb Union Pacific Atlantic Express Deaver Bob Colorado Milwaukee West Hound St. Paul Wis Hoernbet Wia Juha Duffy Nigeria Sinew Su'elock Kanes Nebrarke Kevat Lale Wore Id Shindler Chamcellorville Feogen Neo Dearest Alan JA. Chie Auerin Thie City Tukken Hiatal Ieee Irving Michelle Michael Carver Hoomington Fred Shing Htootat Stewarts Laporte Northim Odtain Stort Bet Wertorn Chienant Ohio Columbus Aineinnat Dayton Lima

Financial plans fail as Springer led House loss sealed by Reed substitute defeat

Washington reports a decisive House defeat for the Administration financial bill No. 3 with 135 to 169 votes. The Reed substitute was rejected 109 to 187, leaving no revenue relief plans to ease Treasury deficits under the current tariff law. Debate shows partisan division, with Republicans and Democrats split as Speaker Springer’s leadership collapses.

Bland W A Richardson Brosius Penn Cain Treasury Washington Mr. Strait Kivingston Dem Kory Strait Hickory Jackson New York Stockdale Wheeler Ata Heather Slabama Ileas Livingston Springer Reed the Tribune House of Representatives Rea Cates Mr. Springer Read Pike Bill

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