No Pay No Work and Political Strife In Early Feb News
No pay delays strike halts freight on Louisville and Nashville division as 50 workers demand December wages. Supreme court upholds Judge Balizmin on prohibition school case while Wisconsin Bennett Law repeal debate tightens. Chilean insurrection seen as quiescent with government intact. Mississippi cyclone causes substantial damage in Clay county. weather outlook cooler and windy today.
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Louisville, New Albany 2Nd Chicago Road
Paris Executions and European Tragedies
Paris reports the execution of Eyraud at Place de la Rotquette at 3:29 AM with Abbe Fauré failing to sway him. Eyraud refused nourishment and religious rites, while the guillotine's instant decapitation ended the sentence. Nearby, Charles Bradlaugh’s funeral draws 1,500 attendees amid mournful restraint, and Patti’s illness prompts cancellations and returns.
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Paris
Mirvel Eyruad
Spornlerer
Goude
Place de la Rongeett
Borer Bompard
ByTara
Eyrand
Lanette
T'Abbe Faure
Eyraud
Ashort
Esrand
Pabbe
Place de la Roquette
ML de Paris
Byranud
Fabbe Fane
Hyrand
Bolly
Goaffe
Ryland
Anorthix Mine Explosion Causes Deadly Collapse
A massive explosion at the Anorthix mine near Memuurh Utaster Almont on a Wednesday morning trapped many miners. Initial rescue efforts brought seventy five workers to the surface, with most confirmed dead or fatally injured as flames and smoke hampered escape. Fire and shockwaves continued through the day as teams battled to reach survivors and extinguish fires.
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Jascas
Odink
Wou
Tie
Iris
Proctor Likely New Secretary of War Amid Bureaucratic Shuffle
The article outlines potential changes in the U S cabinet with Secretary Proctor possibly moving from the War Department to the Treasury. It discusses alternatives including McKinley and Harrison linked to Ohio politics, and notes Vermont and New York interests, plus names Clarkson Foster and Alger as possible successors. It also covers midwinter crop outlook, debt reductions, and a separate criminal case note.
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A McKintey
Ohio
McKinley
United States
Harrison
Putin
Afr
Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
West
New York
New Yorker
Wall Street
Foster
Russell A. Alger
Arlington Hotel
Baltimore News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Accidents
New's items report legal arguments, public resignations, a fatal fall on a steamship hatch, a political candidate from Baltimore, a prize bull rampaging in Philadelphia, a marriage in Caroline county, minor arrests for oyster thefts, and a large railroad bond subscription. Also noted are a bridge replacement in Howard county and a hospital commitment for two homeless women.
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Lydia Crumrog
Are
Ae Crumrine
Het
Manchester
Sarrell County
Peter Johnson
Hermann
Locust Point
Baltimore
William I. Shelley
Philadelphi
Rock Hith Collage
Grand Jury Room
Towson
Thomas L. Rosser
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Berry
Ford
George Detmar
Chesapeake City
Philadelphia
Gecil County
Elbert Douglass
Gol. J. B. Douglass
Mary Phillips
J R. Phillips
Preston
Caroline County
Ald
J. W. Keeble
George D. Insley
Nellie Jackson
Albert Barclay
Stewart Wright
Justice Waites
Tyaskin
Alexander Brown & Sons
New York
Boston
London
Amendment to divorce law in Trenton highlights conscience clause
In Trenton on February 4 the senate, led by Senator Werts, proposed a key amendment to divorce law drawn by Allan McDermott. It allows chancery courts to grant divorce from bed and board for desertion or extreme cruelty, with possible forfeit of dower and related rights, if the party shows conscientious scruples against dissolution. The bill follows a repeal of the 1890 borough act. The house saw the resignation of Ab Nash over clerk access, and the week closed after a joint meeting elected state officials Heppenheimer and Gmy. A separate report from Jersey City notes a teenage girl found dead after poisoning, identified as Annie Nagle, 11, from St. John’s, N.B.
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Trenton
Fat
Senate
Werts
Allan McDermott
Court of Chancery
South Jersey
William H. Heppenheimer
Hudson
George RB. Gmy
Newark
Ab. Nash
Camden
Warmnties
Gil Revinon
Nash
Ham
Nashteas
Jexsex City
Grand
Jones
City Hospital
Marrin
Annie Nagle
St. John's
N. B
Owenby’s Silver Pool Testimony in Senate Inquiry
WASHINGTON Feb 4 testimony in a senate inquiry reveals Owenby naming several figures tied to planned silver purchases. He described diaries and memoranda, discussed safe deposits, and claimed a million dollars in silver possibly bought at 67 to 103 cents. He alleged connections to Donald and various congressmen but offered few verifiable names. A separate item notes the death of Mrs Cora Schoultz in Wheeling by overdosed laudanum.
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Kassas Crry
Charles Macnamaria
Charles Waters
Thomas Phelan
Gaate
Mala
Macnamara
New York
Bell
Burrundia
Guatemala
Phelan
Macpamara
Waters
Wasunsarox
Jamey AL Owenby
Owenby
Weicher
Donald
Hanover Bank
Namoa
Hin
Alessis
Payne
Rowell
Oates
Wawes
Fourth National
Chase National Banks
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Forehay
August Belmont
Carson
Simonds
London
Anid
Witnees
Witggess
Parsons
Wells, Fargo& Co
W. B. Wikeman
J. L. Cariningham
Payna
Ats
Retchama
Ketcham
Congress
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Littler
Stevens
St. Louis Globe
Cunningham
Laiier
Mr. Payne
Grove
Callom
Aim
Wheeling
W. Wa
Cora Schoultz
Garland
Washington, D. C
Ininator
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Raemond
Brooks
Ties Real Entste
Washington, D
Desperate Sea Passage Endangers Newport and Viscaya
A fierce gale stalks the Atlantic as the Newport faces peril near the Viscaya region. Passengers endure forty eight hours below deck while the ship battles waves, flooding, and equipment damage. The Newport resists commands, lights fail, lifeboats are jeopardized, and a nearby three masted schooner struggles to weather the storm as the two vessels risk collision and total loss.
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Dister
Newport
Tiger
Ric
Colca
Euxty
Cape
Viscaya
Gome
Memorial Requests Mining Testimony In Scottdale
Governor Pattison transmits a United Mine Workers memorial urging the legislature to hear experienced workers and experts on Scottdale mine disaster causes. Senate petitions seek monuments for Meade and Hancock and protest liquor sales on Memorial Day. Governor returns without approval a concurrent resolution to print 10 000 copies of the inaugural address.
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Pennsylvania
Garriening
Peb
Pattison
United Mine Workers of America
Scottdale
Senate
Meade
Hancock
Sensational Testimony In Mine Inquiry At Pursnend
Feb 4 legislative investigation into the Mammoth mine explosion heard witnesses accuse Fire Boss Snath of heavy drinking and claim fire bosses did duties beyond daily inspection. They said Snath warned the mine was dangerous before the blast and that there were feeders inside. The session ran late fueled by sensational testimony and incidents.
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Pursnend
Manmnoth
Snath
No Settlement Arrived At From Coke Miner Talks
Scorrone February 4. A conference between coke operators and miners ended without wage settlement. Operators rejected all pay proposals while miners outlined demands for advancement. Miners ordered to quit work next Saturday for an indefinite period, signaling possible regional general strike. Also contains race results from Guttenburg with multiple horses and times.
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Scorrone
Tus Superstora
Pasce
Gloucester racing results from Gloucester N E Feb 1
First race furiong Howe McCabs Ten Rookh time 142. Second race three mile Tha Gio Alan Archer Ralph Black time 149. Third race mile Badarez Harrisburg Luthbert time 152. Fourth race Lonets Rhody Prinzle time 1374. Fifth race one mile Courtier Radiant Ames time 454.
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Radiant
Ames
Markets report from Philadelphia and New York exchanges
Quotations from Philadelphia and New York exchanges show a firm market with Lehigh Valley and related issues strong. Lehigh Valley stock around 43, Reading and General listings noted, cattle futures mixed, beef and pork quiet to steady, prices for lard and tallow indicated with broad market activity and some regional variation.
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New York
Petasthaca
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valelev
Lehigh Navigation
Clowaires
Lehigh Valley
Western
Fisin Foss
Mesa
Old Mesa
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