Esterhazy Flight and Dreyfus Affair Turmoil
Paris reports reveal Comte Esterhazy’s flight after warning he would be arrested for fraud. Grand Rabbi Zadok Khan is denounced as leading a Jewish conspiracy against France, amid anti Dreyfus agitation. Fire in Columbus destroys blocks and injures a woman. Public debt rises to 4.15 billion dollars. McKisson announces bid for re election as Cleveland mayor.
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Paris
Count Esterhazy
Court of Cassation
Northern
Comte Esterhazy
Christian Esterhazy
Esterhazy
M Gertulus
Zadok Khan
France
Dreyfus
Matthieu Dreyfus
Comte
le Soir
Behe de Paris
Muesnay de Beaurepaire
Innocent Foy
McKisson
Cleveland
R. E. McKisson
United States
Republicans
Democrats
Ohio
M. A. Hanna
Senate and House Battles Over River and Harbor Bill
In Washington the Senate and House advanced the river and harbor bill amid brief debate. The measure, about 12,000,600 in direct appropriations and 18,000,000 in potential contracts, faced opposition from Ted Yepburn of Iowa who has opposed river and harbor bills for six years. Debate on expansion resolutions lingered as senators prepared for possible votes, with objections to delaying the executive session.
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Tedhepburits
Bel
Washington
Yepburn
Iowa
Mississippi
Catchings
Senate
Bacon
Chandler
N. H
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sullivan
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
Acon
Carter
Mont
Saloonists' Object Lesson To Close Akron Bars Two Years
Akron, February 2. A National Liquor League representative visited, sparking a local plan to shut all saloons for two years. The group claims the league could fund saloon keepers to halt business, delivering a civic lesson on municipal suffering from saloon closures and police and poor funds loss. Akron chosen due to ministerial anti saloon agitation.
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Akron
National Liquor League
Akron Liquor League
Fratricide's Confession in Chicago Case
Thomas Malone surrendered and admitted killing his brother Michael Malone after a dispute over beer. He said Michael, drunk and violent, attacked with a stove, and Malone killed him with a hammer then a razor. Neighbors share the killer’s harsh view of the victim.
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Chicago
Thomas Malone
Michael Malone
Michael
Thomas
American Capital In China and Eastern Potteries News
Summary of reports from Pekin and New York on the Morgan mining concession in Szechuan with an American syndicate, plan to start 1,000,000 pounds capital, and a Rhodesian style administration. Also the East Potteries consolidation in New York forming American Potteries with 5,000,000 capital and 1838 plant output and profits. Includes notes on Reverend George H. Simons predicting his own death, Linzie Provencha arrest for murder in Maine, and a fire destroying 300 houses in Nasyprobez village Hungary.
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China
Pekin
William Pritchard Morgan
M. P
Szechuan
Morgan
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Eastern Fotteries
New York
Maddocks Company
Trenton
N. F
American Potteries Company
George H. Simons
Brooklyn
Cuban soldiers pay plan in U S Cuba policy interview
An ex-minister to Spain, returning from Cuba, urges a U S loan backed by customs revenue to pay the Cuban army and revive industry. He warns that delaying a settlement could alienate Cubans and force intervention, urging swift presidential action and Senate ratification of the treaty.
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Meblic
Ain
Feb
QeIiannis Taylor
Minnuster
Spain
Cuba
Lfe
Sivery Daga
Gomez
Russia
Poland
Bryan
Senate
Congress
Swindling Nobility Face Removal to Chicago
Baron and Baroness De Barra, arrested Jan. 3 in St. Augustine, surrendered by bondsmen after bond removal was granted, held in Jacksonville custody. District Attorney Stripling’s motion for transfer to Chicago was granted. removal warrant paused while new bonds prepared. guards keep them at Windsor hotel. detectives believe escape to Mexico planned. Also brief notes on a Michigan fire and leprosy cases in the United States with Chicago prevalence.
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Baron
Baroness de Barra
Mexico
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
United States
Chicago
Stripling
Locke
United States Court
Windsor Hotel
St Augustine
Pensacola
Finkerton
Still No Choice For Senator On Third Ballot
STILL NO CHOICE FOR SENATOR. Feb 2 still no candidate reached the 121 needed on the third ballot in Wilkes Barre. Quay led with 108 votes. Jenks 82. Patzel 15. Stewart 7. Stone 6. Truft 6. Ritor 2. Widener 2. Irvin 6. Tubbs 2. Markie 2. Rive 2. Smith 1. Grow 1. Total 210. The Ballot reflects cross-party support and varied names such as Jenks and Irvin amid broader party dynamics.
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Ies
Fodshiel Mudd
Quay
Geimrade
Ma McCandleas
Tioga
Charles Tubba
Alexander
Colonel Irvin
Stargrave
Malate
George I. Hult
M.S Quay
George A. Jenks
John Pdatzel
John Stewart
C. W. Stone
George I. Truft
Frank M. Ritor
BRB
A. GB. Widener
B.A. Irvin
Charles Tubbs
Alvin Markie
Charles J. Rive
Charles Ismory Smith
Ch. A. Grow
The Rhynland Aground Off Fenwick's Island Shoal
The Transatlantic Rhynland from Liverpool ran ashore on Cotton Patch shoal about four miles north of Fenwick's Island Life-saving Station during a Tuesday night storm. Tug North America freed a short distance, cargo partial lift planned, 42 passengers and 79 crew aboard all well. Rudder likely lost, propeller broken, island light sighted no longer due to snow.
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Philadelphia
Ilannah
Liverpool
Cotton Patch
Fenwick
Island Ife
North America
Fenttck’s Island
Conflict in Samoa and German clash over apia ruling
Reports from Apia describe ongoing turmoil as Mataafa followers clash with rival chieftains and exiled Malletoan leaders reach Pago Pago. A separate dispute pits Chief Justice Chambers against Dr Joannes Naftel with German consuls denying interference while Grosmuhl faces contempt charges after window smashing.
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Amcklaod
Aphi
Samonu
Plage
Yeuny Vallone
Lnte
Stobert
Mamnofo
William N. Chambers
Supreme Court
Joannes Naftel
Apia
Herr Grosmuhl
Supreme Court Chamber
Megara
Osbourne
Maxse
Tustice Chambers
Raffel
Ilerr Groamubl
McCarrell bill passes Pennsylvania Senate amid clashes
In Harrisburg on February 2 the McCarrell bill to bar district attorneys from setting aside jurors cleared the Senate by 28 to 17 amid factional debate led by Senator Finn. The measure faces a likely House defeat after anti-Quay Republicans aligned against it while Governor appointments were confirmed.
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Pennosylvania Senate
Harrisburg
Senate
McCarrell
Finn
Messrs
Boyd
Stiles
Henry
Philadelphia
Judiciary Special Committee
Quay
House of Representatives
Veteran's Suit Over Pension Trusteeship On Trial
A veteran sues trustees of the soldiers home claiming pension deductions were wrongly diverted to support his wife. Judge Walling urges legislative action as evidence is presented by Baker & Olds for the plaintiff and Whittlesey Ramsey for the trustees. Separate items report a fatal at sea shooting aboard the Senator and a jail suicide by oil torch in San Francisco.
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Elahth
Chicago
Amelia Lutz
Wfe Lutz
Jovie
Tay
Suldierg’ Ifonuw
Indius
Wailitts Reeks
Ile
Scranton
Tte
the Homie
Messrs Baker & Olds
Commonwealth
Wagner
Whittlesey and Ramsey
Philadelphia
Brooks
Walling
San Francisco
Senator
Philippines
Twenty-second Infantry
Tatne
Company B
George Burton
Company AB
Burton
Baya
Manila
San Firancisco
Anthony Burgie
Ina
Burgle
Alger to Visit Porto Rico and Cuba Trip Planned
Secretary Alger arranging a inspection tour of Cuba and Porto Rico starting March 6 from New York aboard the transport Berlin. Attending will be the Senate and House military committees, Mrs. Alger, private secretary, Mrs. Victor Mason, and several personal friends. trip duration to be short.
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New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago
Guantanamo
War Department
D. H. Rhodes
Alger
Washington
Cuba
Berlin
Senate
House of Representatives
Victor Mason
Philadelphia and Baltimore Produce and Live Stock Markets
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show mixed shifts on Feb 1. Flour, wheat, and corn move unevenly while dairy products stay firm. beef and pork hold steady to slightly higher. live stock in New York and eastern markets show softer cattle and mixed sheep trends. regional hogs and veals vary with locality.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
City Mills
Western Creamery
Elgins
New York Dairy
de Creamery
New York
Pennsylvvania
Western
Southern
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
Cork
Isainiy
Boss Rasier Ai
East Liberty
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Munyon
Dlanyon
Prof
Munson
Arch St., Phila Jt
Pearre’s Reliable Pharmacy
Herve
E. C. West
A. L. Pearra
Frederick, Md
Fisher & Shaw
South Calvert Street
Baltimere
Galtimore Stock Exchange
Validic
Errest Helfenstein
Pattisk St
Frederick, Ma
B. Ebert & Sons
Maine
Sargent . Co
Barnes & Berry
Esterhazys
Columbus
Chittenden
Carrie Johnson
Central, Western
Union Pacific
Maat
California Fig Syrup Co
California Fie Srrur Co
Caz Forma Fre Syxur Co
California
HOUSE
Maurderes
Portland
Linzie Provencha
Annis Cox
Rochester
N. W
Atresti
Holecarat
Hungary
Budapest
Vilase
Nasyprobroez
Liptau
Taylor
Garo Vila
Searsh
Mich
Thomas Lowden
Here
Laepers
Creek
India
Rhynland
Albany
Louis Nachtman
2 Clothier
Atlanta
Savannah
Hinda Rachel Nachtman
Louis
America
Nachtman
Milwaukee
Seaman
United States Circuit Court
Louis Sapire
Lebanon
Reuben H. Michael
George E. Harper
Fred Fuhrman
Austin C. Sharon
Fourth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Porto Tico
Harper
Fuhrman
Sharon
Steelton
Spords
Alaska
Fed
Shalienberner
Malliigian
Juneau
New Jersey
South Australia
London
Lord Hallam Tennyson
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Germad Hestdout
API
M'Carrell
Yell
Dubsis
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Puntsutawner
Charles Mothimer
Hamburg
J. S. Tellear
Edgar Sebel
Setinsgrove
C. W. Mertz
Swansville
Adrian Hospital
New York Regiment
Huntsville
Liberia
Tendon
Sionary
Ten. W. M. Ero
Pr. Golemm
Tranier
Worth
Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Madrid
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