Pension grants and political strife loom in Congress
The Senate passed a pension of 4008 a year to widows of generals Logan and Blatr, raised widow and dependent pensions, and addressed petitions for retaliation against France and Germany. House debates included land sales, warship repairs, and forest land surveys. Domestic trade figures and a wave of local disasters, crimes, and weather events fill the week, with mining incidents, fires, and rail accidents across multiple states.
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Runaway streetcar disaster in St Paul injures many
A runaway gripcar on the St Anthony Hill line in St Paul plunges down a steep incline. The passenger car derails at Third street, one man killed and eighteen injured. Rescue teams treat the wounded as spectators watch the chaotic scene unfold.
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Pope and H His Presents Disposed by Subilee Gifts in Rome
Rome Jan 28 His Holiness the Pope has decided how jubilee gifts are to be distributed The Papal Secretary of State will implement the directives Funds go to St Telers treasury for prepagand ism and the Vatican will house artistic sovereign gifts The vestry of Sir Peters will receive worship objects while the linen altar cloth presented by Catholics of Antrim will be used at Rowan Church communion services Most remaining gifts go to hospitals No exceptions were made for the Emperor of Austria’s Tokay or the Duchess d Area gift Nearly 15000 pairs of slippers and many foods and wines are included Calif ornia Spain France Austria Algeria and Australia are the principal contributors
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Called Back to Life by Dr Fell Rescue at Continental Hotel
Jan 28. Stakus Bear of Lockport attempted suicide at the Continental Hotel by ingesting Juudsmun, slashing his windpipe and wrist. He lay unconscious Tuesday night until Dr George E Fell arrived with his own revival device, reviving Bear after about three hours. The case left coroner summoned and Bear later showed signs of life and recovery.
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Destructive Ice Gorge Hits St Louis Riverfront
A massive ice gorge broke loose on the Mississippi at St Louis, flooding the riverfront and wrecking or sinking multiple vessels. The blast, around Feb 1, caused about 100000 in damages as boats, barges, and steamers were crushed, with City of Monroe and Crystal City among ships driven ashore. Authorities and crews report ongoing but diminishing danger as the ice clears.
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Gas danger warned after city sewer disaster fears
A report warns that a break in petroleum pipelines could release vast volumes of crude oil and gas into Rochester sewers. It cites recent explosions in Buffalo and Detroit as precedent and warns of possible widespread fires and toxic gas exposure in the city core if a leak reaches the sewer network.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Restricts Women Voting Rights
Olympia Brown of Levine sued election inspectors after being denied a ballot in a local election. The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed the circuit court ruling, holding the 1855 act granting school officer suffrage does not grant women political voting rights.
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California Landslide Blocks 100 Miles of Rail Line
A massive landslide on the California and Oregon railroad covers about 100 miles with debris. The slide runs between the delta and the eighteenth crossing of the Sacramento river and between Hornbrook and Arden. About 420 men are at work, but track clearance will likely wait until spring.
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Murder by Son in New York Village
February 1 in Burydane New York John Cullen a slip carpenter killed his mother aged about 80 with an axe then roamed saloons declaring the act He claimed he killed her to spare the poor house and kissed her before she died He was arrested as the body was found and he was intoxicated at the time.
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Englishman buys vast Coahuila land from Mexican agents
English interests close on 800000 acres in Coahuila through L M Gonzales, agent for Coahuila investors. A syndicate already holds 4000000 acres in the state. The price totals £125000, about twenty five cents per acre. The tract includes significant mountain land, expanding English ownership to roughly a quarter of Coahuila.
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