Democratic National Convention Picked for Chicago
The Democratic National Committee決 selected Chicago as the a July convention site after a long ballot battle among Chicago New York St Louis and Cincinnati The final vote swung as New York ceded remaining support to Chicago and St Louis led by free silver factions The national committee plans the call issued from Philadelphia with a largely unchanged format from prior conventions
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Ashantees Accept British Peace Terms at Ordasu
The Chronicle reports Ashantee envoys and Captain Stewart met at Ordasu and accepted all British terms for peace. The dispatch notes the campaign has ended without further fighting and that the British force moves toward Coorensis.
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Appeal for Armenians in United States urging aid
A multi-topic dispatch notes an appeal by Armenian groups for support from the American public and churches. It condemns Turkish oppression and calls for immediate Red Cross aid and action via government and press channels. Also covered are pension committee meetings in Washington, a deadly gas incident in Boston, and Delaware senatorial contest developments.
Katherine Faber to wed E B Beecher next month
Katherine, the eighth daughter of Chief Justice Faber, will marry E B Beecher of Buffalo next month. Also noted is the death of Hon Charles Theodore Russell, father of ex Governor Russell, in Cambridge Massachusetts from pneumonia. The American Missionary Association promotes church and Christian society work.
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Cuba Belligerent Recognition Debate Captures Foreign Affairs Panel
The Foreign Affairs Committee debates recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents amid pressure from supporters and doubts over a stable Cuban government. Congressman Smith urged immediate action while subcommittee members Adams Draper and Hits cautioned that the insurgents lack an established seat of government or civil authority.
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Defeats Reported From Spanish Sources in Cuba
Havana dispatch notes limited engagements with General Luque’s forces near Guanajay and a sharp two hour battle at Augustara. insurgents in Pinar del Rio spread widely, while Spanish troops report seven insurgent deaths including a colonel. Spanish forces suffer nineteen wounded. material losses and high prices persist in the city amid growing discontent with authorities. Independent New York editors endorse Governor Morton for president.
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Debates, lynching, and politics in American headlines
A sprawling dispatch from Jan. 17 covers Senate discussions on a bond bill and Pacific cable, Cuban and Turkish questions, and the Moutve doctrine. It notes a red tattoo resolution and adjournment, plus Eckels forecasting Congress’s currency stance. It reports lynching by a vigilance committee in Oklahoma, Cleveland not seeking renomination, estate heirs in St Louis, Debs challenging Arthur, mail theft arrest, Corbett horses, a farming tragedy, and a boy drowning while saving his brother.
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Transvaal Crisis Notes and Kruger Family Ties
Dispatches from London and Capetown report Jameson raid aftermath and treason arrests in the Transvaal with Sir Hercules Robinson coordinating contact. Crisper notes detail Kruger’s relations, legal terms for prisoners, and US thanks as tensions loom over colonial governance and trial proceedings.
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Philadelphia investigation and mining strikes reported
Philadelphia investigation probes the Felice affair and police conduct during the primary election as witnesses describe patrol abuse and speak of “speak easy” policy shops. Ohio miners strike at Morris Coal for a discharged man, while outlaw Doolin is captured and jailed in Santa Fe. Brooklyn handicap nominations and Central Trust court action close with key figures named. The Queen to the Sultan conveys hope for harmony, and A W Bennett dies of typhoid in Pittsburgh.
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Stock and Produce Markets Update and Odd Item
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia show dull market with activity only in industrials. Prices for grains, meats, dairy and eggs reflect a steady or modestly fluctuating trend, while a local dog incident near Stitoct's Mill is noted with property and livestock disruption.
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