European War Talks and Domestic Affairs Highlight Th 1900s Chronicle
A string of brief items covers European war talk, U S politics, social events, and economic notes. Mentioned are Russia Germany tensions, a Tammany march, a Balti more wedding at St Peters Eaton Square, coal shortages amid a miners strike, snow disruptions, and health updates on Postmaster General Wanamaker while reports deny papal encyclical influence. Also notes electoral vote totals, a murder case claim, and coinage figures.
Senate Considers Quarantine and Immigration Bill
On the fourth, the Senate devoted nine hours to the quarantine bill and related immigration measure with many amendments. A notable portion of the day concerned the master end psy of certain men of the volunteer forces and about twenty five private pension bills were discussed.
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Senate
Diverse 19th Century News Digest From Across America and Abroad
A garbled recap notes varied items including the death of Hever Coorrin near Oklahoma, a petrified cat found by David Millen in an East Providence demolition, and fire damages at Fort Wayne works. It references Hungarian labor cuts in Phenix Iron Co. Pa, tenant evictions in Dublin, a buried petrified man in Utah, Gov. Nelson’s Minnesota inauguration, a college fire in Scranton, and a Bear Creek oil steamer loss. Further items touch Pinkerton tactics in Congress, a seven foot eagle shot in Indiana, Erie county reimbursement, cholera money exchange talk, Dnieper mine casualties, and opinions on President Harrison’s health, plus a long legal suit in Kansas and various regional notices.
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Hever Coorrin
Oklahoma
David Millen
East Providence
Fort Wayne
Indoo Ca
Phenix Iron Co
Phenixville
Mac Duttox
Dublin
Galt Lake City
Utah
Gov. Netfons
Minnesota
Ramsey
Ohr
St. Thomas’ College
Scranton
Bear Creek
Bear Creek Oil Co
Pittsburgh
Queenstown
Sesaron Cunsorer
Pinkertons
Senate
Brick Chapel
Ind
W. H. Cox
Buffalo
Corniwaire
Ohio
Aoest
Harrison
James A. Loper
Atchison County
Kas
Loper
Epward Laxesworrhy
Dubuque
Iowa
Esfed
Couronne Garastos
Colombo
Ceylon
Amnesties Granted to Mormon Offenders Under New Policy
President Harrison issued a proclamation granting full amnesty and pardon to individuals involved in unlawful cohabitation under polygamous marriages, conditioned on future obedience to U S laws. The action follows Utah commission recommendations and aims to promote lawful conduct while maintaining enforcement if laws are violated.
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Harrison
Wasurwaroy
Wweneas
Church of the Latter Day Mainta
Mormon Church
Ite
Aaid
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Benin
Washington
Jons W. Poerun
Utah Commission
Peril of France and Panama Canal Saga
Paris faces government suppression of disorder amid socialist unrest as anarchists and leaders like Roussel and Owen draw scrutiny. Panama scandal expands with De Lesseps and Fontaine giving full statements. Blondin’s confession links to ex-minister Baihat. Rico Aspen mines close as silver drops, signaling mining and jobs impact.
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Panama
Pane
Saussier
Moch
Paris
Candal
M. Charles de Lesseps
M. Franquevill
M. Marus Fontaine
M. DeLesseps
Panama Canal
Matin
M. Blondin
M. Fontaine
Bashut
Blondin
Baihat
Ministry of Public Works
Caceeda
Censatios Desver
Rico
Aspen Consolidated
Colorado
Five-Cent Gas hike, Ark murder, and other telegram items
Waisky raised gasoline to 1.35 a gallon in Chicago. In Arkansas near Star City two farmers Evans and Free fought over rents. Evans shot Free, who died. Fairfax Vault in Virginia robbed. George Washington will in safe. Watsos of Georgia proposes national inspector for cotton and grain. Dewey firm Toledo goes to receivers with 400000 liabilities. Miss Winotta Fate to wed Prince Poniatowski. heiress to 1500000. Gas explosion kills one in Pittsburgh. several injured. Civil service extension to 601 free delivery post offices. Typhus epidemic in northern Mexico. Parapetrata city ball to cost 16 million. Turax bill to cut legations to one per region.
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J. W. Evans
Col Free
Star City
Ark
Evans
Free
Bunetors
Fairfax Courthouse
George Washington
Mr. Watsos
Georgia
Office of National Inspector of Cotton and Grain
Post Office
Mexico
Monterey
Durango
American Congress
Washington
Europe
South America
Eight Russian Miners Rescued After Ten Days in Mine
Ten days after a mine flood on the Lonetz line a group of eight miners were found alive in an abandoned shaft, after pumps battled water and danger. The men survived on hope and water, rescued by fellow workers who reached them in a long-sealed section.
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Sr. Peressaves
Lonetz
Notable Mississippi Deaths and Local Incidents Across Jackson
Telegram reports the death of Thomas Palmer of Canon City Colorado a Jackson journalist and Mason. The obituary notes his long life born 1799 in Ireland and pioneering work in molasses roller production. Other items cover trials in Brunswicks, a Greenville receiver case, a building association report, sudden local deaths, a major fire at Winterville, a fatal shooting in Yazoo City, a prison escape reward, a deadly boiler explosion in Vicksburg, county convict farming plans, a murder in Washington County and a dramatic county treasury cash haul in Greenville.
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Jackson
T. D. Palmer
Thomas Palmer
Canon City
Ontario
Canandaugua
N. Y
Colorado
Palmer
Dublin
Ireland
United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Denver
Frater
Tur Supreme Court
Trigg
Wilcezinek & Co
Greenville
Tur
Jackson Building and Loan Association
L. N. Moone
Winona
Winterville
Valley
Arnest Sr Hickly
George Russell
Yazoo City
Stricklin
Russel
Board of Supervisors
Lowndes County
S. G. Harvey
Danville
Charles Richardson
Carolina
Issaquena County
Peru Plantation
Washington County
Jake Fisher
Catfish
Harvey
Darkey
George B. Alexander
James Boys
Fhelore
Crime Tide Hits Greenville and Nearby Towns
Long list of small city items describes a Greenville Tennessee gang terrorizing locals for over a month with robberies and beatings, plus other regional notes including a large cash count in Washington county Mississippi, federal appointments chatter, and multiple murders and unusual deaths across the South with brief mentions of notable locals and odd incidents.
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Treasury Department
Komeroff
Tehernaieff
Germany
Per Beslth
Italy
Dors
Tar Tammany Organization
Er. Rich
Michigan
Legatl
Saar
Bemera
Press- Harrison
Wanamaker
St Paul
Minn
Uniteds
America
Pepe
New York Evening Post
Oregon
Cleveland
Joax A. Drer
Tare
Snell
Wm. B. Tascott
A. J. Snell
Chicago
Valparaiso
New York Assembly
New 1 Congress
Tar
St Petersburg Rourse Gazette
New York Board of Health
Roberts
Mann ™ Maven
Waitch
Elm Street
Cincinnati
PF. Duff & Sons Commission
Caritt & Pollock
Booth & Flinn
Verner
Keech
Westinghouse Machine Shops
Hannay Dewrrr
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Lurst
St Louis
Wesley Warner
Mount Molly
N. J
Lizzie Peek
Warner
Smalcrex
Homewood
Mas Jauxs P. Frost
Boston Globe
New England
Tielsenkirchen
Westphalia
Saar District
B Wai
New York Consolidated Exchange
Bagdad
Panama Canal Cabaa
Langtry
Bond Street
Belgravia
France
Ministry of the Interior
Bach
Owen
Panama Company
Fontaine
Republic
Dewey, Rogers & Co
Toledo
Arctic
Turk's Island
Westramp Hayes
Morse
R. F. Pettigrew
Turk’s Island
Pile
Antigua
Harbor Grace
N. F
Mississipp
Viexanone
Brunswick
William Taylor
Monroe Crowder
Steve Dorsey
Crowder
Dorsey
Joe Johnson
Johnson
Payne
Cithene
Tenn
Henderson Brothers
Misa
G. Alexander
Alexander
Mississippi Fe
Chatham County
N. C
Oie Times
Adam Siler
Siler
Mra. Siler
Flora Fontaine
Columbia
Wm. D. Bauwers
Columba
Chattanooga
Bud Gordon
Lamar
United States Supreme Bench
J. A. P. Campbell
Jackson, Misa
Smitherman
Bibb County
Ala
Stephen
Tom Page
Ruban County
Thrift
Screamer Mountains
Decatur
Tars
John
James Herndon
Edmund Todd
Todd Bowlden
Jane
Anniston
London County
Teno
Henry Duncan
Meown
Nashville
Sydney McCoy
San Francisco
Vanderbilt Law School
Louisville
Albert Wing
Tree
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