The Heavens Full of Signs and Bethlehem Star Reappearing
New York reports Prof Totten at Yale linking Jupiter Venus conjunction to signs of the coming advent. He cites historical planetary groupings with terrestrial impacts and predicts possible Bethlehem Star reappearance and major world change this century.
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Luther
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Mara
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Cassiope
Mars Approach and Celestial Predictions Stir Public Interest
The interview notes discuss Mars nearing Earth in August with the planets in favorable alignment for study. Totten emphasizes commitment to truth, stating he seeks evidence and will investigate any claim, refusing to mislead or be misled. The piece notes rising telescope readiness and public fascination with planetary close approach.
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Earth
Mare
Totten
Tam
Rare conjunction of Jupiter and Venus fascinates observers
A historical note from J Morrison discusses the rare close approach of Jupiter and Venus in February and outlines how the two planets will move relative to the sun, become morning and evening stars, and remain visible in the western sky with a telescope.
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J. Morrison
M. B
Washington
New York
Jupiter
Venus
Montinuing
Harrison
LOOKING FOR HIS COMING
A New York congregation of the Catholic Apostolic Church on Fifty seventh street preaches that the coming advent of Christ is near. Deacon John Davenport argues in a sermon that God warns nations by current church drift and a return to Christian duty.
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New York
Catholic Apostolic Church
Fifty Seventh Street
Church of God
John Davenport
John L
Jerusalem
Jesus
Autopsy Details General Barnums Wound That Never Healed 30 Years
New York reports an autopsy on General Henry A. Barnum reveals a through pelvic bullet wound from Malvern Hill. The ball damaged the ilium and lodged dead bone, preventing healing. doctors planned further surgery to remove the bone and cure the wound for Army Medical Museum.
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New York
Henry A. Barnum
George F. Sharader
RB. G. Carleton
Malvern Hill
Local Farmer Patrick Dungan Dies in Grip Aiding Incident
Meadville January 31. Special. Patrick Dungan a 60 year old farmer near Crossingville attempted suicide by grip and died. The death occurred after he struck himself with the grip and collapsed. local authorities investigated the incident as a suicide.
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Meadville
Patrick Dungan
Crossingville
Czar Plans Serfdom Revival Among Peasants in Russia
Report from Saint Petersburg states the Czar intends reimposing serfdom with peasants bound to land. One third of harvests stored, one third to pay state debts, one third for taxes. Implementation starts Samaria and Saratoff, then empirewide under Semsk Natchaliki.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Czar
Samaria
Saratoff
Empire
Semsk Natchaliki
Eastbourne Riots as Salvation Army Is Attacked
Rioting in Lospos Eastbourne as Salvation Army marks founding day. Hundreds clash with police on streets and beach. The mob tears the flag from a Salvationist bearer, pelts them with stones, and injures several. Paris dispatch notes similar hostile reception on Boulevard des Italiens.
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Eastbourne
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Burlington Hotel
Paris
Boulevard Des Italiens
Socialists Squelched in Chick en Riot
In Loxpox on January 31 a large mob gathered near World's End to challenge a Socialist meeting. Police deployed 200 officers nearby and 150 in reserve as clashes erupted. A protester named Mrs. Socialist was arrested while attempting to speak, and authorities were forced to intervene to restore order.
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Kes
Half a loaf better than none
Paris reports negotiations for a U S France commercial treaty are dragging and will take another week to finish. A prominent deputy said the talks are feared to be limited in scope and progress is slow.
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Paris
France
United States
Prospect for a broader Franco American trade treaty
The speaker favors a comprehensive treaty reducing French tariffs on petroleum and salt meats while securing lower duties on silk woodens pictures and wines. He notes such a treaty would require approval from both parliaments and may not be certain, hoping a real treaty could follow negotiations.
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United States
France
Paris
A British Flag Clash In Bridgeport Harbor
In Bridgeport Jan 21 the schooner Glendon from St John s tied up with the British flag on her mizzen defying US law. Crowds hissed and shouted to lower the flag as militiamen from Sword s wharf attempted to tear it down. Captain Trowbridge warned with a pistol as sailors held the line. An American flag was hoisted on a neighboring vessel amid cheers. The British ensign remains afloat and is slated for removal in the morning.
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Corx
Glendon
St. Johns
N. B
United States
Trowbridge
Sword’s Wharf
Fourth Regiment Armory
Tariff and silver clash stalls as Democrats debate
In Washington a Democratic caucus fails to decide how to handle tariff and free coinage issues. Mills and Cleveland factions push opposing plans while Blaine's influence delays a final stance. Chilean affair details spark blame over delay and potential military pressure.
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Springer
Committee On
Committee On Rules
Committee On Appropriations
Chile
Harrison and
Bisie
Blaine
Tomer
Voorhees Tests Senate Courtesy Over Criticism
Washington special reports Senator Voorhees will ask the Senate to strip a Philadelphia Press correspondent of gallery privileges after a Saturday paragraph critiquing Judge Woods’ nomination. He accuses the reporter of willful false reporting and questions how far courtesy shields such action.
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Voorhees
Senate
Judge Woods
Indiana
Senator Voorhees
Quay
Cameron An
Dallas
Jo Woods
Daliia
Voorhers
Tom Eee Recree
Cotton presses in New Orleans to form single warehouse company
All cotton presses in New Orleans will be consolidated into the New Orleans Cotton Warehouse and Compress Company. L H Bryant of New York, for an English firm, arranged options totaling 2 600 000 dollars. Purchases paid cash with ground rents at 3 percent. Operations likely begin next cotton season due to existing contracts and crowded presses.
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New Orleans
L H. Bryant
New York
Chileans Satisfied With Government Action on U S Dispute
A Santiago press dispatch says public opinion backs the government procedure in the U S dispute. It notes the U S may set a precedent and questions if future demands are reasonable. Congress authorized a $5,000,000 loan to retire dictatorship notes and finance closes.
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Tires
United States
Congress
Abbott Defends Unitarian Faith Amid Chadwick Charge
Brooklyn January 31 Rev Dr Lyman Abbott of Plymouth Church says he is more Unitarian in views than Unitarians themselves. He dismisses Chadwick's criticism and argues Christ should be seen as a reflection of human ideal rather than a philosophical puzzle.
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N. Y
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
John W. Chadwick
Abbott
Chadwick
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Blaine’s Message to Egan on Chilean Settlement
The cable from Secretary Blaine to the Chilean minister expresses presidential approval of Pereira’s dispatch and readiness to advance cordial relations. It notes regret over the Baltimore assault and welcomes the Matta circular withdrawal, delaying further reparation discussions while trusting Chile will resolve all unsettled matters promptly.
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Blaine
Chile
Leey Sears
Tracy
Elaine
United States
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D. C
Tongan
Santiago
Senor Pereira
Executive Department
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Peretta
Bratyr
Denial of Rival Express Venture Ties to Adams Leaders
Philadelphia January report stirs business circles as ex President John Hoey of Adams Express reportedly planned a rival carrier. Frank Thompson and A J Cassatt denied involvement saying they knew nothing of any project.
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John Hoey
Adams Express Company
Adams
Frank Thompson
A. J. Cassatt
Oey
Thomson
Fortune Found After Decades Reveals 35000 Dollars Gold
John W Wise, grandson of John Wise deceased of Sumner County, uncovered thirty five thousand dollars in gold while digging for a new building foundation. The discovery occurred on the farm where Wise died. the kettle held the will naming W Wise to inherit all.
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Wicaita, Ka
John Wine
Sumner County
John W. Wise
Wise
Old Wise
W. Wise
FLED AT PITTSBURG A Daring Sleepcar Escape
Detective Dalton reports Hyer the embezzler escaped from a sleeper at Pittsburg around 3 AM while being returned from California. Hyer and his wife, amid a legal fight and related costs, avoided capture as Hyer reportedly slid out the window. Dalton recounts his weary pursuit and notes weak police coordination.
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Adams Company
Jersey City
Harney
San Francisco
Weyer
Abbott
Jon
Hyver
Carroll Cook
California
Dalton
Hyer
Estane
Smith
Murphy
Gar
Alliance
Pittsburg
Paul
Garza Army Claim Draws Mexican Exile Widow's Declaration
In San Antonio on January 3, reports from Laredo say General Ignacio Martinez’s widow publishes Mundo, a Mexican paper backing Garza. She alleges Garza builds an army in Tamaulipas and Coahuila with capitalists and military backers fearing the Mexican government. Garza purportedly leads 3,000 to 5,000 men in Coahuila. other claims cite rival forces in action.
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Ignacio Martinez
Martinez
Mexico
Gene Martinez
Garza
Tamaulipas
Coahuila
el Munio
Gener Boom Vides
el Afiendo
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