Bill aims to bar Chinese laborers for two years
Washington January 24 The Stump bill proposes an 18 section act forbidding Chinese laborers from entering the United States for two years and restricting all Chinese entry for transit or other purposes. It excludes diplomats and certain officials and sets registration and penalties for violations. Congress to consider the measure after President's message and Chilean correspondence.
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D. C
Stumpp
Maryland
House Committee On Immigration
United States
Stump
House
Pacific Coast
Lively debate over rules delays new code adoption
Appropriations Committee drafts an urgency deficiency bill to continue Census Bureau work and aims for house consideration next week. Military Affairs Committee meets daily on army and military academy appropriation bills with a calendar target within ten days.
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Appropriations Committee
Census Bureau
House
Military Affairs Committee
Garza Located Again as Bandit Captivity Looms
Major Morris reports Garza bands split into pairs or trios and sheltered by sympathetic ranchers on the Texas side. U.S. forces plan no action until spring due to forage shortages, with Garza exactly located and to be captured or killed within days. Adjutant General Mabrey urges surrender or face attack for neutrality violations.
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San Antonio
Lewis T. Morris
Third Cavalry
Laredo
Stanley
Garza
United States
Mabrey
Tawa
Society Buds Oppose Tights in Charity Ben Hur Show
Springfield society balks at tights and abbreviated skirts for a Ben Hur charity pantomime. Twelve leading girls refuse to wear costumes supplied by W. C. Clark and D. W. Cox of Boston, shocking the gala plans and delaying the East Coast star lineup.
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Mass
Springfield
W. C. Clark
D. W. Cox
Boston
Hampden County Children’s Aid Society
Marriage of Millions Tied to New York Widow Bride
Mrs. John Ratzits widow and Wel come G Hitchcock, a New York merchant, wed quietly at 37 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn. The combined fortune is about 6 million dollars. Hitchcock, 55, was an executor for John Ruszite and their home will be Pierrepont Street. Ruszite made millions in fur, aided by the elder Astor and Hudson Bay agency ties. He left over 1 million to charity.
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New York
John Ratzits
King of
G. Hitchcock
Albert J. Lyman
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
Hitchcock
Mr. Ruszus
Weet Fifty-ninth Street
John Ruszite
Hungary
London
Astor
Hudson Bay Company
Patti at Niagara Falls Aims to Shout at Grand Winter Scene
Adelina Patti visited Niagara Falls with her husband and manager. After a noon dinner at Kelton Beach Hotel they admired the winter panorama and debated shouting with enthusiasm, but were cautioned by Nicolini and Stroffel to protect her voice.
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Lockport
Adelina Patti
Niagara Falls
Kelton Beach
Patti
Nicolini
Mr. Stroffel
Cline Arrested for Forgery in Blue Earth City Visit
Police in this city received word from Sheriff T W Donovan of Faribault County Minnesota to arrest Alfred Cline who was sought for forgery At Windsor Hotel he was found working as a night clerk Donovan completed the arrest and took the prisoner home early yesterday Cline is described as cautious and a member of church circles including the Y M C A
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T. W. Donovan
Faribault County
Minn
Alfred Cline
Blue Earth City
MecTighe
Windsor Hotel
Donovan
Cline
Esher Oie Ous
Sir George Baden Powell Arrives as Bering Sea Commissioner
Sir George Baden Powell arrived aboard the Etruria as a British Government commissioner to pursue an amicable settlement with the United States on the Bering Sea question. He may visit Canada first, then proceed to Washington for talks.
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New York
George Baden Powell
Etruria
United States
Bering Sea
Canada
Washington
Moorish Grant Allows British Semaphore at Cape Espartel
The Sultan of Morocco permits Britain to erect a semaphore on Cape Espartel at the Straits of Gibraltar entrance. In wartime the post must be closed on demand by any European power, under the terms of the concession reported from Tangier.
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Tangier
Morocco
Great Britain
Cape Espartel
Straits of Gibraltar
Motives of Miller as Guardian Stir Canton Society
Canton reports a sensational guardianship case over Mrs. Aultman widow of a Canton Akron Mans field manufacturer. Levi L. Miller custodian of her estate defends his actions against two accusing Misses East who say removal of their brother threatened by Miller. Miller cites Mrs. Aultman’s illness and medical advice as basis for guardianship.
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Miller
Aultman
Canton
Levi L. Miller
First National Bank
Mra C. Aultman
Akron
Mansfield
Misses East
Har
East
Diagnosis of a bunion and treatment guidance
The text explains bunion formation as a swelling on the inner ball of the big toe, often from toe distortion and tight footwear. Early bunions may burst under pressure and heal. advanced cases require roomy boots, a thicker outer sole, rest, leeches, and warm flaxseed poultices to reduce tenderness and inflammation.
Problem of 81 Peter's Lake
A传统 tale from St Peter's Lake describes a storm forcing a ship to cast overboard ninths to trim crew. With 30 aboard, 15 Christians and 15 Jews, Peter allegedly arranged so the ninth tally hits Christians, sparing 15 Christians.
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Peter’s Lake
St. Peter's Lake
St. Peter
A Shoe Man's Trouble
Jesse W. Hatch, one of Rochester's oldest shoe manufacturers, faced an arrest order in a case brought by Adolph Scheftel of New York against the Hatch Flexible Shoe Company. Bail was set at 2000, with fraud accusations tied to leather purchases worth 1044, which Hatch denies as false representations about the company's finances.
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Rochester
N. Y
Jesse W. Hatch
Adolph Scheftel
New York
Hatch Flexible Shoe Company
Hatch
Sunday Service Question From Young Minds
A pair of children ponder the purpose of sermons in a fashionable church during family worship. The 7 year old asks what the sermon is for and the 5 year old replies it gives the singers rest.
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Harry
River News and Notes Louisville Jan 4
Weather clear as river rises to 6 feet 6 inches on falls and 10 feet 5 inches in the canal. The New South bound for Memphis came down from Cincinnati. The Speed passed up from Memphis to Cincinnati. Departure Fleetwood for Cincinnati.
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Ptrpatct
Louisvillie
Jan
Memphis
Cincinnati
Cicinnati
Fleetwood
Towboat George W. Stone Sinks at Lower Incline
The towboat George W. Stone sank last night at the Lower incline after a suspected spring leak. It lies in about 50 feet of water. its watchman is missing. The vessel, belonging to Huntington Towboat Company of Canati, is valued at about $3,000.
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Caip
Dan
George W. Stone
3Untington Towbhoit Company
Canati
Weather notes from Morgantown and nearby stations
Reports indicate water gauges showing 5 feet 8 inches at Morgantown with river level steady. Nearby sites record lower levels and a gentle fall. Sky cloudy with temperatures around 46 degrees and mild winds.
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Morgantown
Waainkenn
River gauge reports and shipping notices across cities
The Courier reports several river gauges with varying levels and conditions. Wiraling River reads 2 feet and stationary with no interference risk, while Cincinnati shows 2 feet 4 inches and falling with no boats active. St Louis reports navigation closed amid warm, slowly falling gauge readings. Memphis notes 2 feet rising with arrival and departure of Obio vessel as crews repeat routine trips.
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Courier
Parkersburg
Keystone State
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Fair and Con
St. Louis
Obio
H. M. Hexte
Karece
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Destinations Noted
Maritime notices show ships arriving and departing with routes including New York Southampton and Baltimore. The fragment mentions steamship movements and destinations but lacks full names and dates.
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Ocean
New York
Southampton
Baltimore
Wise Resolve Sparks New Orleans Club Ground Plan
Lively clash of local athletic clubs for patronage prompts Exposition Park upgrades. A Chicago ground expert may visit to assist Hebrank in redesigning the outfield, aiming to fix a long troubled field. Hanlon, Buckenberger, and captaincy plans push toward a disciplined, energetic season start.
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Exposition Park
Chicago
Hebrank
Detroit
Hanlon
Buckenberger
Rival Clubs Clash in New Orleans Boxing Feud
The Olympics and the Metropolitans wage a boxing war in New Orleans over a 68 pound match between Hall and Fitzsimmons. The Olympics seek a $7000 purse while the Mets offer $12,010, delaying bids and aiming to draw Mardi Gras visitors with two shows on March 2. Fitzsimmons trains while Andy Bowen departs January 26 for a bout with Jimmy Murphy in Chicago.
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New Orleans
Jan
Williams
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Olympics
Mets
Jimmy Carroll
Maher
Ryan Needham
Andy T Bowen
Jimmy Murphy
Doubts Rise Over Timid Factions in 13-Club League
New York reports say club owners are wary of the 13 club league plan as preparations for a pre season campaign begin. Some teams choose indoor drills while others plan early schedules and cancellations of exhibition games ahead of an unusually early championship season.
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New York
van der Ahe
van der Horst
Wagners
Association
New Yorks
Brooklyne
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Baseball Schedule Sees No Sun Games This Season
Sunday Gamer notes no League games on Sundays for 1892 with option to shift dates to Sundays. Eastern clubs Boston New York Philadelphia will skip Sunday home games. Chicago Cleveland skip in West. Brooklyn Washington Baltimore may play Sundays out West. Cincinnati faces Law and Order League measures. Henry Boyle seeks Western League franchise for Indianapolis with backing.
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Henry Chadwick
Geir
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Law and Order League
St. Louis
Louisville
Brush influence shapes team assignments in Cincinnati case
President John T. Brush controls the Cincinnati club and declines another local venture while offering financial help. Boyle would act as manager if his syndicate wins the prize, promising to field a strong team. Indianapolis remains optimistic about baseball prospects and a successful season.
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Chise
John T. Brush
Brush
Cincinnati
Boyle
Indianapolis
Tri Partite Agreement Drafted for National League and Minor Leagues
John S. Rogers drafts a new amendment to the tri partite national agreement among the National League American Association and minor leagues. The plan outlines Class A and B signatory rules including player contracts durations fees and disciplinary actions under a revised framework.
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National League and Association
ParaApetrara
John S. Rogers
National League
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
National League and
National Board
Elnbs
National League and Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
College Teams to Notice Strong Season and Rivalry
New York reports higher activity among Yale Princeton Harvard and Penn as colleges arrange spring games with major teams in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and more. Many candidates train at Princeton New Haven Cambridge and Philadelphia as schools build new lineups and consider a Yale Harvard Princeton triangular series again amid improving balance.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Mack’s Salary Outlook and Boston Club Bonds
Mack earned 3200 last season and will sign for less this season. Manager SeLKE and Harry Stovey of the Boston club are close friends. Batt Tmoor opposes Browning, as reported. The Orioles are complete and a few exhibition games are planned.
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Mack
Selke
Harry Stovey
Boston
Batt Tmoor
Browning
Oriole
Baseball and league notes from local press chatter
Local sports items discuss prospects for the season with mentions of players and managers. Barn plans to sign the Richardsons Hardie and Dan for Washington, Exurna aims for the Eastern association, and Mutrie stirs sentiment in that town. Jack Crooks is reported tied to a second base spot, while Grimm rumors persist. Amherst College candidates train for the battery as Beckley praised for captain potential.
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Evex
Hot Springs
Barn
Richardsons
Hardie
Dan
Washington
Exurna
Jeems
Mutrie
Vorper Ans
Jack Crooks
General Sporting Notes From Regional Track and Field Circles
The notice covers multiple events and figures including a bowling tournament resuming at Bellefield alleys, unpaid forfeits from last year's Monmouth Park meetings totaling 14,700 dollars, and entries for a 230 pacers stake at Independence Indiana next August. It mentions Bitty Taylor the pedestrian who won a Philadelphia centennial walking match in 1876 dying in Atlantic City, safety concerns about Morris Park horse entries including Tenny Tournament and Longstreet, Penn University building a baseball cage with alumni funding two thirds, Arthur Irwin likely coaching, Duartes Marrs at Miller Sibley’s noting Belleflower faster than Arion 2:1, a two year old record of 2907 and a forecast for a sensational tract with Belleflower.
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Bellefield
Oncy
Monmouth Park
Jay-Eve-Sre
Independence
Bitty Taylor
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N. J
Tenny
Tournament
Longstreet
Morris Park
University of Pennsylvannia
Arthur Irwin
Duartes Marrs
Palo Alto
Miller & Sibley’s
Frankfort
Belleflower
Arion
Marvin
Herst
George Siddons
Largest purse sparks boxing scene and train-borne plan
Van Heest offers to fight Siddons at 120 pounds with weigh-in at 2 pm on fight day. Pursipeyt Foupa from the California Club abandons hopes of a full scuffle and envisions a pistol-point showdown on a train. A new bowler’s box rule would confine play within a 15 foot chalked box while Mongolian imports supply quick, brutal bouts with needle-pointed gaffs. Lizate Moons, Brown Hal’s sister, boasts a famed brood mare with foals earning fast times. her stock will enter training next season.
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van Heest
Siddons van Heest
Pursipeyt Foupa
California
Eis
Axona
Choesequall
Frisco
Jackson
Joe McAuliffe
Godfrey
Choynski
Jem Moeer
Heenan
Hyer
Grizzly Bears
Lizate Moons
Brown Hal
Reata
Morisco
Morena
Morelin
Minstrel
Weather synopsis for Ohio West Virginia and Great Lakes
Gerald Fair reports clearing on Lake Ontario with slightly warmer conditions and southwest winds. The storm moved from Lake Superior to Ontario as a high pressure center stays near stationary in the Middle Plasteau Region. Snow flurries in the Lower Lake region and temperatures falling in New England with little change elsewhere.
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Lake Superior
Ontario
Middle Plasteau
Lower Lake Region
New England
Prices That Draw Immense Crowds to Stores
The article highlights price cuts described as guaranteeing huge shopper turnout. It notes retail venues anticipate strong crowds and record sales as discounted items lure customers through doors.
All items to be closed out at 50ca yard
A terse notice states that all listed goods will be closed out at the 50ca yard location. No additional details on dates, bidders, or terms are provided in the fragment.
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United States
Biggest Dress Goods Sale Ever Offered in Our Stores
At 15c a yard for fine Camel's Hair and Cheviot fabrics. Many 42 to 44 inch patterns originally $1.50 to $2.50 a yard reduced to 75c. Other bargains at $1 and $1.25, marked down from $2 to $3.50. Don’t miss the event described as the largest dress goods sale ever held.
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