Famine Fears and Political Coldness Darken Russia Ahead
The article reports grim signs in Russia with possible famine next year as autumn wheat is damaged and spring crops look poor. It notes M Vishnegradsky’s weakening influence, his warning to the Czar against visiting Germany, and Nihilist agitation among peasants while factories stall for lack of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Dec
M. Vishnecradsky
Caucasus
Russia
Germany
William
Grst
Grand Duke
George
the Rier
Lodsi
Chinese Leader Captured After Daring Escape Attempt
The North China Herald reports Chin Kin Tung, a Kolao Hui leader, was seized in Soo Chow after a deadly armed stand in an inn. Six runners burst in, he resisted with a sword, was overpowered, gagged, bound, and taken to Shanghai aboard a steam launch. He vowed to continue the cause despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North China Herald
Kolao Hui
Chin Kin Tung
Chen Ken Tung
Soo Chow
Chen
Ken
Shanghai
France and Germany weigh trade affect on World's Fair
Paris exporters warn the McKinley bill hinders access to American markets while promising to push exports. London reports Miss Cornwallis West Wed Prince Hans- isher of Pless at Westminster with royal attendance. Paris notes a commercial pact granting favored nation status for sugar and cereals. Vienna praises the new treaties for preserving protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dec
Ore
France
Aember
Chamber of Commerce
Enid
Marseilles
Lyons
United States
Germany
England
Journal Des Debats
Treaties Tied to Economic Aims at Silesia Meeting
A fragment notes that treaties reflected a push for economic aims that animated rulers, including Emperor Francis and Emperor William, during a 1890 meeting in Silesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
William
Silesia
Premier Reiterates His Re liable Birmingham Utterances
A London letter reports Lord Salisbury replying to a query about his Birmingham speech and protection. He says he supported protection in principle but proposed abolition of corn duties could yield reform in the East. Also noted is Dr Welti's resignation after a plebiscite rejected the Central Railway purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpor
Lord Salisbury
National Union of Conservative Associations
Birmingham
Berne
Dec
Dr. Welti
Switzerland
Swiss Central Railway Department
Tariff Imposed on Refined Petroleum in France
The Senate approves a 25 franc tariff on refined petroleum despite opposition from M Roche minister of commerce. Other items note burial plans for Don Pedro in Lisbon and misstatements on various European events and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauxis
Senate
M. Roche
Sub-Treasury Alliance Convention Postponed After Conference Plan
W S McAllister, Mississippi, chairman of the National Executive Committee of the Anti Sub Treasury Alliance, postpones the Memphis national convention set for December 16. He cites the upcoming St Louis third party conference and Supreme Council action, quoting delays and the aim to keep the Farmers' Alliance faithful to its constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAllister
Mississippi
Sub-Treasury Alliance
Memphis
Indianapolis
Supreme Council
Farmers’ Alliance
Hrangvarters Nationan Executive
Wrttee
Anti-Sun-Treasury Alliance
Wasuraxotos
D. C
Anti-Sub-Treasury Alliance
Marcy
AntiSuub-Treasury Alliance
National Convention
W. 5S. McAllister
Canton
Miss
St. Louis
National Alliance
Indian War Fears After Escapee Seeks Refuge
Sheriff Jones and Deputy Thompson reach Miles City with one Cheyenne prisoner captured at Cheyenne Agency for cattle killing. The other fled and bands of braves threaten attack on the Agency. Agent Tully reports uprising expected, troops ordered from Fort Keogh, and settlers fear clashes over reservation rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mosr
Jones
Thompson
Miles City
Cheyenne Agency
Tully
Fort Keogh
Department
St Paul
General Land Office
Prosecution Details Graves Murder Trial in Denver
The District Attorney outlines the motive and alleged actions of Dr. T Thatcher Graves in the case of Mrs. Barnaby’s death. He cites a fatal poison bottle mailed from Boston, possible handwriting, and Graves's indifferent, conflicting conduct from Providence to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Graves
Denver
District Court
T. Thatcher Graves
Stevens
Macon
Rising
Mr. Stevens
Boston
Providence
Graves
Accidents Kill and Injure Five in Yesterday's Reports
Two persons died and three were injured in yesterday’s accidents. Five total incidents were logged, including an electric car collision killing a boy and a railroad worker struck on the Allegheny Valley tracks. Minor incidents followed with injuries described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescuic
Kasimis Beschc
Park Bros. & Co
Allegheny Valley
Lewis
Willie Lewis
Atwood Street
Pittsby Traction Company
Ward Street
Ferris Feltz
Phillips, Nimick & Co
Shalerville
McCayn
Thomas McCann
Pennsylvania
Scott
Charles Shott
Carbon Iron Works
Denton Linked to Fatally Bomb-Thrower In Morgue Head ID
New York observers claim the dead man resembles well known dime museum crank Prof A A Denton. Boston reports describe a man named R A Meservey seen with Russell Sage tales, suggesting the head may be Denton’s, tying the bomber to a long-time dime museum figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denton
Boston
Philip S. Rust
Russell Sage
James Skillman
Eighth Avenue Theater
Jay Gould
John Denton
Globe Masnum
Bowery
Mr. Sage
Central Park
Sawtelle's Crime of Cain in Supreme Court Hearing
Isaac B Sawtelle testified before a full New Hampshire Supreme Court bench to obtain a new trial arguing the murder of his brother Hiram occurred in Maine where capital punishment does not apply. He described luring the victim from Boston to Rochester on February 5, 1890, carrying a revolver and tools, shooting him, and burying the body after dismembering it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorp
N. H
Isaac B. Sawtelle
Supreme Court
Hiram
Isaac
New Hampshire
Maine
Sawtelle
Rochester
Boston
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Reported in Pittsburg
The list shows numerous travelers and residents staying at Pittsburgh hotels from Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and beyond. Notable names include J. W. Watson New York C. A. Ambrose Ligonier and J. M. Rhodes Meadville. The report notes visits by Postmaster Murphy Lansing and a group attending local meetings and events.
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Cleveland
W. H. Thompson
Grand Rapids
W. A. Gordon
Grand Fork
N. D
A. W. Thompson
New Castle
A. Pupasiew
City
J. M. Usher
Boxton
F. A. Kane
P. J. Pond, Jr
St. Louis
Ws Robinson
Brownsville
D. Lee
Zanesville
W-H.cookr
Wheeling
R. J Fuller
Peter Kukernanz
A. J Scarsney
H. H. Stambaugh
F. E. You
Youngstown
C. X. Grover
William Ane
Philadelphia
E. Erainare
W . F. Springer
J. W. Les
C. D. Bleakley
Franklin
Ann Elsox
Coxey
Mansillon
D. J. Wright
New York
W. H. Dahman
A. H. Geisel
W. G. Irwin
Cincinnati
C. A. Cochrane
Newcastle-on-Tyne
W. A. Cochrane
Darlington
England
J. J. Newman
New Haven
J. H. Moffat
Buffalo
H. G. Hastings
Bradford
G. C
Springfield
Mra. G. Pelton
G. Hopkins
C. W. Brown
Boston
J. E.gaylord
Butte
Mont
BR. Keefer
Gates, Jr
Roeton
J. W. Celeard
Lynn
J. BH. Dieter
C. G. Taylor
Liverpool
F. H. Bostwick
A.W. Koch
G. P. Deacon
W. C. Hesse
A. B. Mudgett
Middletown
Santossin
C. H. Rosenham
J Cc. Last
St. James
C. A. Ambrose
Ligonier
J. H. Laughlin
Warren
J. M. McKay
Golden
Owen K. Fraitt
Phindelphia
Miss Maily
Ol City
BR. G. Shults
Fort Plain
W. Foye
W. H. Ruttledge
Mrs. Ford
Punxsutawney
G. Jones
A. E. Murphy
J. M. Rhodes
Meadville
W. G. Nevin
Sharon
Ceyrrai
E. Edwards
A. C. Bowie
Uniontown
B. F. Hall
Williamstown
F. E. Oglevee
Vanderbilt
G. Schiller
Petersburg
F. Bbi
Jefferson
M. Bonner
J. Mencnels
Rockland
G. P. Wingnapoli
G. W. Toneistio
T. Hence
Indianapol
Noble, Jr
Johnstown
G. Belington
George Roberts
Howde Ae Washinens
St. Clartes
J. W. Jon
Wash
John Cleeman
Oswero
L. A. Res
Dayton
J. Ryan
Troy
H. B. Eastman
W. A. Stremater
W. Klosterman
I. V. Wood
Rochester
P. L
Wean Greer
J. W. Long
Washington
War with Indian uprising drowns out reports in We b
A jumble of items notes a discrediting of a planned uprising in the Web. Other items report a $2,000,000 mine sale in Sudbury to an English syndicate and various society notices.
Baltimore and Ohio yard plan hinges on Second avenue change
Baltimore and Ohio seeks to convert yard space by rerouting tracks along Bluff street hill in exchange for street realignment at Second avenue from Lock No. 1 to the Tenth street bridge. City plan cites gains for the road and concerns over landslides unless a retaining wall is built. The deal would add about five miles of track and 80 feet of space between hill and river. Residents of Duquesne Heights and West End watch a hillside grass fire sparked by youths as authorities curb the blaze. John R. Bobbite visits Pittsburg for Jr. O U A M. discussions with National Vice Councilor James Cranston about expanding the order. Pennsylvania reportedly has 70,000 members.
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Baltimore and Ohio Road
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Bluff Street
King
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Timore
Ohio
Glenwood
Duquesne Heights
West End
No. 8 Police Station
John R. Bobbite
James Cranston
Pennsylvania
Prison Fire Free Prisoners as Flames Rage at City Jail
At about 2 30 this morning the City Prison in Columbus Ohio caught fire. The blaze damaged the two upper stories and drenched the cells below. Of 111 prisoners 11 were females who were released while males shouted for liberty but were kept confined. Crowds gathered outside as investigators valued losses at 10000 dollars. The origin remained a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLtomsBus
Fire Losses Report Across Multiple States
At Paterson New Jersey John Dunlap Silk Mills suffers losses around 100000 with partial insurance. Near Latrobe Philip Hermans dwelling and contents incur about 1500 uninsured. In St Paul Iowa the Catholic Church loses 245000 due to chandelier collapse with 5000 insured. West Milton Ohio Asher Mast barn and sixteen horses including Orion C suffer about 20000 loss with half insured.
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Paterson
N.J
John Dunlap Silk Mills
Latrobe
Philip Herman
St. Paul
West Milton
Asher C. Mast
Orion C. Sneer
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Salisbury
Don Pedro
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Civey
Duke of Brunswick
Mary of Teck
Duke of Clarence
Avondale
Aix
Cain
Cecil A. Cochrane
W. M. Cochrane
Anidergon
Middlesborough Iron Works
Murphy
Lansing
Mich
Washington, D. C
McKean
Lee Heydrick
Clark
Heydrick
M. Lemon
James Pratt
Atlantic City
James Carmack
Central Hotel
Eighteenth Regiment
McGinnis
Postoffice Department
Washington, D.C
C. Seymour Dutton
Monongalela House
M. J. Edelblute
H. S. Hamilton
Ponxsutawney
Horse Breeders’ Association
F. H. Ward
Duquesne
Fred Douglass
Indiana
E.i A. Ford
Chicago
Central Traffic Association
A. van Kirk
Annie van Kirk
Pp. A. Lynn
Town Central Road
W. L. Bowlus
Bakewell
D. C. Sorbet
Gustave Lindenthal
Becker
Panhandle Road
Columbus
Pittsburghs
H.R. Brown
Grand Central
J.C. Caldwell
Windsor
G. Collins
Metrotan
W. DeWolf
Marlborough
C. Flucena
Astor Home
EF. Grafner
Miss Kirkpatrick
Westminster
F. Krehan
I. J. Little
Hotel Normandie
Tt. H. Ballewell
Grand
E. W. Crasse
Astor House
H. T. Franze
Continental
H. F. Kunkel
Hoffman House
J. Lehmen
Union Square
A Lippman
Hotel Imperial
C.d. Mayer
I Step
Wa . McKee
St. Denia
L. A Ace
Mrs. C. Meyran
Hotel Imporial
E. White
Cutcaco
Dominion Mineral Couyny
Sudbury
Carer Jverice Beatty
California
M. B. Curtis
Joan Newent
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Annie Carpenter
Willimas Correntalrs
Baltimore City
Ed. Young
Marshall Osborne
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Osborne
Harpy & Hayes
Smithfield Street
City Hall
Elite Gallery
Aufrecht
Fifth Avenue
Alaska
Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bonn
Royal Worcester
Royal Hungarian
Henry Terheyden
Manufact Jeweler
Boocs & Bunt
Wartee
ST Viet
Isane
Phillips
Loner & Phillips
Union Clothing House
Wood Street
Xmas
B&b
Boces & Bua
Teutonic
Britannic
White
Majestic
Font
West Tieuth
Pete County
Great Britain
Bighs NJ
McCorm
H. Maitland Kersey
Gene Broadway
Allan Line
Royal Mail Steamships
Glasgow
Derry
Galway
Scotland
Ireland
London
State of Nebraska
State of California
Cinaa
J.J. McCcormick
Smithfeld Street
The
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Anchor
Londonderry
Reg Araneas
Bolly Xia
Book of Information, Tours
Furs Henderson Brothers
Flowflng
J. Micalaso
Smulfield
Switcield St
Pista
Federal St
Allegheny
Fleming & Sons
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