Salisbury Enquires Sealing Modus for Bering Sea
Washington March 24 1892 after four hour Senate executive session the President released two communications on Bering Sea sealing. Sir Julian Pauncefote notes Lord Salisbury favors continued sealing with security for damages while arbitration proceeds Harrison disputes such bonds and argues for pre arbitration restrictions. The President insists the last year modus operandi is the minimum acceptable stance and calls for prompt renewal to avoid harm to both governments.
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Washington
Senate
Bering Sea
Julian Pauncefote
Mr. Wharton
Sim
United States
Lord Salisbury
High Court of
Harrison
Salisbury
Pribylof
Canada
Great Britain
Equity
On Bay
Cannes
Great
Perty
Hersty
Kent
Witte F. Wuantos
Protecting the Seals Extend Patrol Along Alaskan Coast
Washington dispatch notes that revenue ships and naval vessels will patrol Alaskan waters beyond the three mile limit to protect seal herds en route to the Bering Sea. Last year poachers slaughtered about 2,500 seals near Gulf of Ligny and adjacent coves. Corwin and Albatross have begun operations, with Rush and Bear and others to follow.
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Washington
Bering Sea
Alaskan
Unimak
Pribyloy Islands
Gulf of Ligny
Mstaat
Sara Ang
Eato
United States
Corwin
Albatross
Rush
Bear
Mystery Over Senate Executive Session On Arbitration Treaty
Washington reports reveal a sharp diplomatic exchange over Arctic seal protection and a British vessel Warspite. Senators refuse to disclose the outcome of today’s executive session on the arbitration treaty, fueling suspense about ratification and possible war.
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Washington
Senate
Salisbury
Warspite
Alaskan
Alarmist Rumors In England Over Bering Sea Crisis
In Loxpon March 24 intelligence suggests alarmist talk on Harrison stance. Reports claim Rear Admiral Hotham’s Pacific squadron may shield Canadian sealers if no U S agreement is reached. Lord Salisbury and Sir Charles Tupper reportedly clash over England’s protection demands and potential naval involvement.
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Charles Tupper
Lord Salisbury
England
Charles
Warships Reach Esquimalt Two Months Early
From Victoria British Columbia a cable dispatch reports Rear Admiral C F H B Commander in Chief on the British station says warships Mel ee Champion and Warspite have sailed for Esquimalt and will arrive May 1, two months ahead of the usual schedule for their annual passage.
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United States
High Seas
Victoria
B. C
Hequimalt
Champion
Warspite
Esquimalt
Wharton Objections and American Sealing Controversy
The Daily News argues damages are unrecoverable from individuals and questions if Britain could credit a fine. It notes America might be asked to pledge payment for prohibition against British sealers if arbitration fails. The Time reports tensions with America over the Bering question, with members of the House of Commons uneasy and private information claiming American sealers are uncompromising and refuse Salisbury’s options.
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Bering Sea
T Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Mayor Gourleys Plans After Retirement From Office
Mayor Gourley is resigning as general manager of local school book interests after April 1. He plans a quiet life, may not seek office again, and contemplates travel abroad and future business steps. He owns a 10 acre farm near Wildwood, tied to a line change making it closer to home.
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Gourley
Goff
The
Western University
Honor
Pine Township
Wildwood
Pittsburg
Murder Trial and Minstrelsy Blend in Georgia Opera House
In Atlanta on March 24 a peculiar scene unfolded as Frank's Minstrel Troupe performed at the Opera House while the Superior Court judge, jury, and lawyers sat under the footlights. The court room had been used earlier, and during the show jurors were instructed on unresolved points before resuming the trial. The defendant awaited verdict in the court room, yet watched the performance along with others.
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Atlanta
Tualbotton
Frank
Opera House
Superior Court
Martin
Patrons of Industry Elect Officers in Ohio Session
In Toledo Ohio on March 24 the Patrons of Industry held a quiet day with a long by law discussion carried over to tomorrow. The Supreme Council elected officers for the year: Supreme President A H Lake Michigan, Supreme Vice President S B Jones Wisconsin, Supreme Secretary M H Smith Michigan, Supreme Treasurer M E Hogmire Michigan, Supreme Sentinel E A Metzger Indiana, Trustees Philip and Dorland New York and B P Kerrick Pennsylvania. Amendments to the constitution expand state powers over subordinate lodges.
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Tolepo
National Council of the Patrons of Industry
Supreme Council Patrons of Industry
A. H. Lake
Michi
Jones
Isconsin
M. H. Smith
M. E. Hogmire
Michigan
Supreme Sentinel
E A. Metzger
Indiana
Philip & Dorland
New York
B. P. Kerrick
Pennsylvania
Cleveland to Speak in Rhode Island 1892 Campaign
Rhode Island faces a key political clash as Mr. Cleveland plans a Nebraska style campaign opening in Providence with a major Democratic mass meeting at Music Hall. Republicans counter with efforts to sway the state and a contested filing of nominations amid late shifts in the official paper.
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Providence
Reil
Cleveland
Rhode Island
Democratic State Committee
Music Hall
Ana
National House
Rynam _ re
Bryant
Nera
Aldrich
Washington
McKinley
Reed
Tracey
State House
Representative Wilson
East Providence
Committee On Judicl
Enthusiastic North Dakota to send Cleveland delegation
North Dakota will send an enthusiastic Cleveland delegation to Chicago led by William Roach of Grand Forks. Delegates J H O’Brien W E Purcell Andrew Blewitt and J E Campbell are strong Cleveland supporters. A resolution to instruct for Cleveland was amended, favoring Cleveland as best, but allowing use of measures to nominate a Western man if Cleveland proves weaker.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Cleveland
Chicago
William Roach
J. H. O'Brien
W. E. Purcell
Andrew Blewitt
J. E Campbell
Grover Cleveland
United States
Judge Johnston Backs Track Fight to Finish
In Younestown on March 24 Special report describes a heated congressional contest between Judge King and Judge Johnston for the district nomination. King proposed a majority of Mahoning county delegates to deliver a solid backing for one candidate, but Johnston rejected any agreement and declared he will stay in the race until the convention names the nominee.
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Younestown
Judge King
Judge Johnston
No Hurry for Brice in Chicago Convention Plans
Secretary Sheerin of the Democratic National Committee left for Indianapolis and said there is no need for Chairman Brice to be present in Chicago before the convention. The National Committee will meet today, and Brice’s attendance is not expected. In Nebraska, a Republican mass meeting in Lincoln opened the campaign with John M. Thurston of Omaha speaking on key issues.
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Chubcaco
Sheerin
Democratic National Committee
Indianapolis
Brice
National Committee
Lrycony
Nes
Nebraska
Opera House
John M. Thurston
Omaha
Arrivals of Pittsburgers at New York Hotels
March 24 report lists Pittsburg visitors among hotel guests in New York City. Names include A. J. Anderson Holland E F Austin at Hotel Imperial W Beck Astor Miss Beltzhoever St Denis W Burnside Astor J Campbell Miss K Erwin at Sheen Gaing W Everett House F B Gell Astor House S Si hopes Westminster 3 ns St Denis Leod Imperial v Pattoreone Ant Astor W ressing St ea 7 C Read Bt James ie Schmidt Astor T E Shallenberse Sp bl Se Dents D est Hotel HE uber tele Mrale Holland H W Hart man Ge 8 Stanton and wife Sturtevant J Kennelly Fifth Avenue G H Dimick J M Guffey Fifth Avenue
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New York
Fragmentary ad copy and medical claim notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and sales claim by Jonny Hackett & Son of Roanoke Indiana. Phrases imply a patient near death and belief in the remedy boosting sales, with garbled surrounding text that prevents clear narrative or attribution.
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Dr. Pierce
Jonny Hackett
Wiltons Bear Off The Palm In Colorful Fabrics
Wiltons extols their fabric line for enduring wear and high returns on investment. They highlight superior color, artistic design, and patterns that surpass competing fabrics, claiming unmatched quality and preparation.
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Wiltons
Moquettes and Velvets Sale Prices Reach $1.25
The advertisement promotes moquette and velvet patterns with the entire line at 1.25 dollars and many top quality patterns available for 1 dollar, highlighting a value offer on floor coverings.
Body Brussels Styles Lead in Durable Wear and Low Prices
The old Body Brussels brand remains trusted for lasting wear and value. New patterns mark a radical design and color shift from prior shows, while the lowest market prices are consistently offered.
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Brussels
THAT BARONESS DE STEURS DIVORCE
Elliott Seberowaski, husband of the former Baroness, mocked the Baron's claim that a South Dakota divorce would be invalid in the Netherlands. He warned the Baron's friends to avoid using the press to push his tactics, implying risk if he continues public exposure.
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Curiaco
Baron de Steurs
South Dakota
Netherlands
Elliott Seberowaski
Norris and Davis Elected Democratic Delegates from DC
Washington March 24 The Democratic Convention of the District of Columbia elected James L Norris and Henry E Davis as delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago They were uninstructed
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Washington
District of Columbia
James L. Norris
Henry E. Davis
Chicago
Biggest kite ever built in Durham New York lifted 500 pounds
A massive kite in Greene county New York weighed 205 pounds and could lift 500 pounds off the ground. Its frame used 28 foot sticks and 21 foot cross pieces with a 25 by 18 foot white duck sail. The device required six men to launch it and rose to around 1,000 feet.
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Durham
Greene County
N. Y
Tapestry Brussels People Carpet Delivers Rich Look Cheaply
The description proclaims TAPESTRY BRUSSELS as the people’s carpet offering a rich elegant effect at a small cost. It notes best new patterns are exact reproductions of top Body Brussels designs.
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Brussels
New Ingrains and Westminster Threads Introduced
The article outlines patterns in two and three ply Ingrains and notes Brussels effects. It highlights Westminster line and a new extra heavy quality, claims equal weight yet superior wearing compared with three-ply options.
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Brussels
Carpet Laying Delays Cited After April 1
The upholstery department highlights its prompt appointment fulfillment and urges early selections to avoid delays common after April 1, stressing wisdom in planning.
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Sir Julan Pauncefote
Department On State
Wasnineros
Wharton
Mayor Gourley
Georgia
the Patrons OF Industry
Pittsaburgers
Trent and Wooster Streets
P. O
Wyle Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Liggett Bros
Diamond ST
Monterey Street
Near
North Avenue
Allegheny
Larzeya
Geo. Johnston
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
William H. Allen
Ross Street
Erin Street
Wylie Avenue
Samuel W. Black
Paris
Wil
Nouveautes de Paris
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
MeKlintock & Cos
Axminsters
Body Brussels
Walnut Street
Shadyside
DE Steurs
Choice Offices
Rent Hamilton
Reece
Imerrage
W. A. Herron & Sons
Penn Street
CALL
Black & Baird
DET
Tequire
Ingialeas
W. J. Thompson
Second Avenue
Leading Millinery House
Market ST
Ingraind
McClintock & CO
Koebler
Ouse
Men’s & Boys
Aes Aia Pak Sieene
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