Ex‑Empress income, hoax bears, and a Genoa academy
Ex‑Empress Erxcenre earns 6160,000 per year while hoaxters stalk New Jersey swamps. Genoa hosts an academy for “scientific travelers” as Parnell denies America visit. Massachusetts education spend hits 88,256,000. a charity funds Jefferson City graveyard.
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Erxcenre
New Jersey
Genoa
Parnell
America
Massachusetts
Jefferson City
Eisner Bowman
St Louis
Sonp Salismry
Amerean
Dearborn County
Ind
Corporation of Glasgow
Stanley
Sarasate
England
Wearld
Los Guilicos
Sonoma County
Cal
Ao River
Knoxville
Jenn
Philadelphia
London
New York
United States
Custer County
Montana
Charles Villers
House of Commons
Milton
Ore
Jiffa
Jerusalem
Tarsus
St. Paul's
Strvrais
Mich
E. O’clurry
German Empire
St. Joseph
Canadas
Wrosee
California
Bell
Emprron Willian
Norway
Bancroft
Munford
Scuriemann
Pall Mall Gazette
Windom Funeral Draws Massive Official Turnout
Funeral services for Secretary William Windom were held at the Church of the Covenant in Washington on Monday. President Harrison and numerous cabinet members attended as government offices closed in mourning and the Supreme Court recessed for the ceremony. The city, Treasury, and executive departments wore mourning as guests filled the church and reserved seating opened to the public.
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Hien
William Windom
Church of the Convenant
Washington
Harrison
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Ciy
Treasury
Teo
Hamlin
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
William 7 Windom
Windom
Blaine
Proctor
Noble
Rusk
Miller
Cure or Kill Death of First U S Lymph Inoculation Patient
George M. Bradley the first American to receive lymph inoculation died in New Haven on Monday. His throat condition worsened rapidly causing severe pain and inability to eat after injections begun in December. Prof Blake also neared death after nearly two months of treatment.
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America
George M. Bradley
New Haven
Blake
Bradley
Xiuse
Three Prisoners Cremated in Friar's Point Jail Fire
Flames destroyed the jail at Friar's Point Mississippi on Sunday morning. The marshal, who held the key, was away and by the time he returned the prisoners, three African American men held on trifling charges, were dead from the blaze. They had started the fire trying to burn the door to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friar's Point
Miss
Canadian Parliament Dissolved By Lord Stanley
Lord Stanley dissolves the Canadian Parliament at the request of Premier Sir John Macdonald. Macdonald will appeal to voters to support his Government against Liberal opponents. The Liberals promise policy of unrestricted reciprocity with the United States. Conservatives argue that such policy could lead to eventual annexation by the United States.
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Lord Stanley
John Macdonald
Sir John
Liberal Party
United States
Discharged brakeman dies after self harm attempt in heated vice
Wm Bradley, a Barry brakeman, out of work for drunkenness, visited his sweetheart who refused him. In a drunken rage he heated a vise at his brother’s shop and pressed his stomach against it, the weapon piercing his body and he is expected to die.
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Wm. Bradley
Barry
Two Lives For a Six Dollar Calf
In Alpine Texas last Wednesday H H Howe fed Fine Gilliland at a six dollar calf dispute. Gilliland shot and killed June as Deputy Sheriff Conk and James Putnam tried to arrest him. Gilliland and his horse were killed in two fusillades. Cook was shot in the leg and his horse killed. Putnam was unhurt.
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H. H. Howe
Gilliland
Alpine
Tex
Conk
James Putnam
Cook
Putnam
Train Plunges Over Embankment Killing Passenger
A passenger train leaving Griffin Georgia on the Savannah Grifin and North Alabama line derailed and plunged twenty feet down an embankment. About fifteen passengers were severely wounded and one was killed. The cause of the wreck was not yet known.
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Griffin
Savannah
Grifin
North Alabama
Lut Nona
Blizzard Rages Across North As Temperatures Plunge
The cold wave grips the Northwest with extreme lows at 46 below in Minnedosa Manitoba and widespread subzero readings across North Dakota Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois. Temperatures shift 10 to 32 degrees since Monday as ice men harvest from frozen rivers and communities brace for continuing severe cold.
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Northwest
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Manitoba
Minnedosa
Lake Huron
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Keokuk
South Dakota
Middle Montana
Helena
Mont
Neche
N. D. St. Paul
Burlington
Robbed Birmingham Mayor in West Point Missouri Assaulted and Robbed
W B Barker mayor of Birmingham Alabama visiting his brother in West Point Mississippi was assaulted by two men in the street. He was struck with a heavy blow and stabbed in the back and face with a knife before being left fainting. His overcoat saved his life. No arrests reported.
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Birmingham
West Point
Miss
W. B. Barker
Ala
Mr. Barker
Canfield arraigned for murder of Nellie Griffin near Dimondale
Russell C Canfield, accused of choking and killing Nellie Griffin near Dimondale Michigan, was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on a felonious murder charge. He pleaded guilty in court and was sentenced by Judge Hooker to life imprisonment in the State Prison at Jackson. Sheriff Pollock took him to Jackson at three o clock. Canfield was lodged in jail Tuesday morning.
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Russel C. Canfield
Little Nellie Griffin
Dimonddale
Mich
Nellie Grifin
Hooker
Jackson
Pollock
Cuanfield
Murderer Eyraud Guillotined at Paris Place
Michael Eyraud, who killed Gouffe, was executed at 7:20 am Tuesday on the Place de la Bonquette Paris. He faced death with fortitude and resignation, refused priestly prayers or any religious rites despite Abbe Faure’s entreaties.
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Michael Eyraud
Gouffe
Place de la Bonquette
Paris
Eyraud
Fortuude
L’ Abbe Faure
Well Diggers Suffocated In Utah Shaft
Near Sandy Utah Albert Bateman and Ole Hawkins son fell to the bottom of an eighty foot well after being overcome by foul gas. A rescue attempt left another worker unconscious as grappling hooks recovered the bodies from the shaft.
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Sandy, &Fteen Miles
Salt Lake City
Utah
Albert Bateman
Ole Hawkinson
Lawmakers Reject Fund for Columbian Exposition in Arkansas
The joint committee of the Arkansas House and Senate adopted a resolution refusing to recommend any appropriation for the Columbian Exposition due to the large deficiency in the State Treasury. A second resolution to appropriate 50000 for the Arkansas Industrial Exposition was defeated.
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Arkansas House and Senate
House
Senate
Irrigation Committee
John H. McCarthy
New York
Wasrington
Turpie
Committee On Judiciary
U. S
Boston
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Washington
Raum Exonerated by House Committee Report
A House committee reviewing Pension Commissioner Raum issues a majority report fully clearing him of wrongdoing. A minority report will also be produced but the majority finds Raum innocent.
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House
Raum
Maine Senator Frye Named Likely President Pro Tem
Vice-President Morton’s aide notes the defeat of Senator Ingalls and signals Senator Frye of Maine as a favored choice for the Senate’s president pro tempore.
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Morton
Senator Ingalls
Senate
Senator Frye
Maine
Heavy damages verdict against Cable Company in St Paul case
William W. Damases and Wm. W. Bishop secured a verdict for 515000 against the Cable Railway Company of St Paul Minnesota for personal injuries. The award reflects a heavy verdict in a civil action and underscores the risks in utility operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damases
Wm. W. Bishop
Cable Re Inay Company
St. Paul, Minn
Congress Debates Army, Fortification, and Public Building Bills
Senate and House actions span ratification of tribal agreements, eight hour law funding, Windom funeral observance, and the pace of army and fortification legislation. Memos note pensions for Franz Sigel and Noyes, and a St Paul public building project.
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HinaTor
Senate
Sherman
Samoy P. Chase
Franz Sigel
E. F. Noyes
Portsmouth
Windom
Secretary Wiscon and Indian labor training proposal
The Interior Secretary urges Congress to establish an agricultural training school for Indians amid current Indian troubles. Wiscon’s death is mourned by newspaper men who valued his access to information and cooperation. The sundry civil bill, over 36 million dollars, funds public buildings harbor works and a World’s Fair exhibit in Chicago, plus a 2 million-dollar cost for the cen fas.
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E. F. Noyes
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Chicago
Indiana Senate and House Ledger of Indiana Legislature Actions
Jan 27 to Feb 2 reports show Senate and House bills, votes, and readings in Indianapolis. Proposals cover gas ban in flambeaus, road supervisor terms, county seat relocation, conveyance records, drainage, grain measures, mine inspectors, court terms, and parole of acts. Notable: libel bill, payroll rules, and a Windom tribute resolution.
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Indianapolis
Senate
House
Lmestone Lodge
Kankakee River
Border Counties
State Inspector
Thirty-second Judicial Circuit
Maayor
New Albany
Billy
Savings Bank
Supreme Court
State Board of Health
County Boards of Health
Gual
Snipe
Plover
Ofice of
Reform School
Boards of Park Commissioners
Windom
Hays
McHugh
Clemens’ Bil
State Orphan Asylum
Mt. Hope teacher repels pupil riot after assault
Evear Farmer, a Mt. Hope school teacher near Anderson, fights off four pupils who tried to punish Charlie Delph for obscene conduct. Farmer locks the door, defeats the attackers, and resumes classes as if the incident never happened. Winns N. Reep becomes Decatur mayor.
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Evear Farmer
Mt. Hope School
Anderson
Charlie Delph
Farmer
Winns N. Reep
Decatur
Indiana News Roundup From Delaware to Floyd Counties
Delaware County youth Amos Weaver swindled 64 relatives of $3,000 in a bogus land scheme and vanished. A two year old, l’ ing at Donaldsville, fatally burned by boiling water. Foreman, 23, killed near Polard. many other local calamities and oddities reported across counties with brief notes on deaths fires accidents and crimes.
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Amos Weaver
Delaware County
Evans
Donaldsville
Ws. Foreman
Polard
Tip Paxton
Ike McBride
Frankfort
Pike
Dubois
A. EH. Gus
Ft. Wayne
Joan D. Govear
Lafayette
Tippecanoe
Suuryer
Clay County
Gro. Kinspy
Anderson
Joserh Davis
Dearborn
E. Campbell
Sedalia
Eli Masters
Citizens
Evansville
William M. Youne
New Albany
Starr
Crawfordsville
Walter McClure
Charles Coombs
Coombs
Frederick Elwert
Goshen
Watrace van Dyxs
B. B. van Dyke
Ee Witt -Norkis
Maui
Floyd Equity
Indiana
Niles
Hoosier State
Agoimis
Madigan
Allen
Bartholomew
Marshall
Newton
Clark
Noble
Clinton
Orange
Crawford
Eel Owen
Peery
Daviess
Parke
Perry
de Kalb
Delaware
Posey
Pulaski
Binkhart
Si Putnam
Peerrrery
Fayette
Randolph
Anne
Floyd
Ripley
Fountain
Spencer Greene
Starke
Hamilton
Aveee
Steuben
Eke & Hancock
Ereneee Sullivan
Aenee
Howard
Waeeavee
Union
Nesedaene
Huntington Vanderburg
Jackson Cert
Vermillion
Jasper En
Jay
Tee
Uy Woabash
Jefferson Eere
Esaver
Lawrence
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