Salisbury Replies to Peace Society on Venezuela Arbitration
Lord Salisbury issues a reply to a memorial favoring Anglo American arbitration of the Venezuelan question, noting government consideration and proposals before the United States government. The Daily News lauds the premier’s letter as significant for international relations, while The Chronicle contends the United States may not reciprocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullet
Daily News
Liberal
Syd Salisbury
Repis
Lord Salisbury
Lord Roseaux
United
States
Venezuela
Mysterious Men Ashore On Assateague Beach
Residents report a group of strangers landed by small boat on Assateague Island Virginia over a week ago. They claimed to be ashore while a steamer coales and would return. Islanders fear the men may be part of an expedition bound for Bermuda and note the remote, gunner-friendly location away from ships.
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Assatenxue Beach
Virginia
Dan Edison
Assateague Beach
Cuba
Norfolk
Island
Bermuda
United States Revenue
Edison’s Achievement Seen Through X Ray Light
Thomas Edison, aided by x rays, claims to have penetrated the human body with the naked eye in a recent experiment. He examined the lungs heart arteries muscles and vessels of an assistant, using cathode light and chemical screens to reveal internal structures.
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Thomas Eison
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two in Elliott City Md
An explosion at Elliott City Maryland killed two men and slightly injured three others. Willams had a large stock of dynamite near a work site to thaw when Mr Claggett warned him about safety. A detonation hurled Williams thirty feet, knocked Claggett aside, and left the others shaken and unconscious briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott City
Willams
Mrling Williams
Mr. Claggett
Fire at Atlantic GH Refinery causes heavy losses
A fire at the Atlantic GH Refinery in Pittsburg Pennsylvania caused a loss of 199000 dollars. It started in a warehouse and spread to tanks, oil flowed from tanks and streams of fire engulfed property. Water had little effect and fire spread onto railway tracks. Telegraph lines were burned as flames raged. Nine thousand gallons of oil were confirmed burned. Warden Bradbury died at Jefferson City after a long term in the Missouri penitentiary. Burglar killed during a Pittsburg Kansas burglary case where George Rosin was shot by a clerk Ernest Wilson while in a store front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic GH
Pittsburg
Alegheny Valley
Bradbury
W. H. Bradbury
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Missouri
Holson Bros
Kansas
George Rosin
iNevada
Ernest Wilson
Congressman White
Mlinaig
Washington
Antonius Dias
Rome
Mgr. White
Italy
SGU
London
Flo
Napoleon
Moscow
Jameson
Kroxersdorp
Recovery Hopes Dimmed by Weather and Prices
Weekly Review notes only slow improvement in true falls marooned by bad weather and cautious buyers. Demand remains weak as producers pushed more earlier and battles to clear inventories persist while wheat remains stagnant and western receipts surge. bankruptcies rise modestly in U S and Canada.
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R. Ge
Weekly Review of Trade
Lucre
Indus
United States
Canada
House Censures Bayard Over Policy Remarks
The U S House voted 189 to 71 to censure Thomas F Bayard then ambassador over remarks in Boston and Edinburgh The tally for the second resolution was 191 to 60 with several party defections The London dispatch noted Bayard would not speak publicly and officials dismissed talk of resignation as unfounded A separate item reports Hed Her Husband Killed in Anthony Harper County with Mrs Rodman Maddox and Clark charged in the murder of Charles Rodman using a hired gun for 250
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National House of Representatives
Thomas F. Bayard
Searreary
Court of St. James
Boston
England
Edinburgh
Scotland
Philosophical Institution
House
Bayard
London
United States
Air
Anthony
Harper Couly
Eun
Clark
Four Score and Tsvelve
A miscellany of brief items notes Gen. Dow’s birth anniversary at his Portland home with congratulatory telegrams and remarks on his vigor. Dispatches discuss British policy in Africa, Rome and London press reactions to Kudini, a brass bicycle brick incident, a Swedish man murdered in Rockford, and political fundraising for the Conservative party. Also mentions Lexow bill progress in New York and Morsa ship’s officers sent to prison.
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Dow
Portland
England
Budini
Rome
London Times
Marquisdi Kudini
Africa
Judge Butler sentences crew in Philadelphia court
In United States district court in Philadelphia Captain J. ALS. Wibork received one year and four months in an eastern penitentiary with a fine and costs. Mates Jens P. Peers sen and Hans Johansen drew eight months in a nearby prison and $100 fines plus costs each. The motion for a new trial was overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
United States
Philadelphia
J. Als. Wibork
Iastern Peaitentiary
Jens P. Peerssen
Hans Johansen
Novery
Tragic crime story unfolds at Westheld Iowa
Miss Douglas, after days of silence, recovers consciousness and recounts a brutal assault on a rural road near Westheld. She was seized from her horse by an unidentified man, dragged into bushes, and later forced to travel on the horse with hands bound, with the assailant threatening drowning or being dragged to death, until found around 3 p.m. more than two hours after the attack.
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Weatheld
Iowa
Douglas
Miss Dunglas
Ming
Hin
Besa
Villian
Ile
Savage CUSA Battle Near Pinar del Rio In Cuba
Rebel forces led by Maceo and Ban dera, about 3000 strong, clashed with Col. Hernandez near Candelaria at Pinar del Rio. Spanish troops held firm, repelling two charges as bayonet losses mounted. total Spanish casualties reached sixty six, with key officers Torrejas and Guerrero among the dead. Darkness ended the engagement.
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Pinar del Rio
Maceo
Cuba
Col. Hernandez
Candelaria
Bandera
Gol. Llernandez
Tarrefa Dattilion
Victoria
Torrejas
Guerrero
Dig for buried gold turns to fruitless hunt near Topeka
Six men with shovels and picks dig on Luther Woodford’s seven mile east Topeka farm seeking a rumored $79,090 buried fortune. Woodford, a hermit farmer who died in a hospital ten days ago, reportedly left at least $75,000 in money and bonds. Detectives pursue clues to his will while relatives are eyed with suspicion.
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Kansas
Iver & I
Topeka
Luther Woodford
Market Quotations For Grains And Live Stock Prices
Markets report mixed quotes for cattle hogs and grain across Chicago Kansas City South Omaha and St Louis districts. Beef steers and stockers varied with feeders and hogs trading from roughly 2.75 to 4.15 dollars per hundredweight while wheat and oats showed futures around fifty eight to sixty eight cents for March and May contracts. Local summaries note price ranges and regional differences in cattle and grain markets.
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Chicago
Kansas City
South Omaha
Neal
Atianenrelis
Northern
Mary Lord Dick Not a New Woman Read Humorously
A fragmentary society piece critiques notions of female modernity through satire on marriage and gender roles. It suggests ex president Harrison’s dating choices imply selective views on women’s behavior. The text hints at race and class biases influencing opinions about a bride’s complexion and status.
Dimmick Bride to Be in Quiet New York Nuptials
The article outlines Mrs. Dimmick's refined tastes and pursuits including music, embroidery, nursing, and reading. It notes social standing, autograph collection, and friendships, then describes an April wedding in St. Thomas Church New York with twelve relatives and intimate guests, followed by a reception, and plans for a honeymoon to India and the Adirondacks with a later residence reversal.
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Dimmick
Jean de Reszke
Richard Mansfeld
Mansfield
Alsen
Ler
Mrs
Jnferstood
Lieut
Parker
India
Ailirondacks
Indiana delegates chosen for St Louis convention
Republicans in thirteen Indiana districts selected their St Louis convention delegates led by James A. McNeeley and Taues B. Gamble from Evansville and Princeton with multiple districts endorsing McNeeley while others left delegates free. The Business Men's League in St Louis set up a bureau to assist delegates and visitors for the upcoming conventions. A man near Toronto has become violent amid religious revival, believing he must harm his wife and child.
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Luliune
Quevesians
St Louis
James A. McNeeley
Evansville
Taues B. Gamble
Princeton
VU. Hil
Bloomington
Benjamin P. Polk
Vivcennes
H. C. Hobbs
Salem
T. Stout
Pau
H. Montge
A. FE. Newtin
Lawrencetu
Taylor Heason
Maifield Jesse
Greevussie
Th. W. Kuss
Connersville
Greenfie
Serenib
Indianapolis
Dusepl B. Realiigs
Tanticzywlis
Tighti
L. Gurbin
Sowersua
Aubasim
Durslead
Sermont
Frankfort
Ll. Tawshy
Pradk
S. Bubey
Angola
de Lay
Mort
Shingrath
I. TL
Thearvole
Goshen
A. T. Brick
South Beng
McKidley
Obie Man
The
Business Men's League of
Toronto
God’s American Volunteers Army Named by Ballington Booth
Ballington Booth announces a Salvation Army secessionist force to be known as God’s American Volunteers. The banner features a blue field with a white cross and forty five white stars, the motto The Lord my partners and a designation of the post number. Uniforms for women will be seal cashmere with plain long skirts.
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Salvation Secessionists
God's American Volunteer
God's American Volunteers
Rheston Booth
Sabstation Army
Ballington Boutenya
Booth
Kismare
Ballington Bootl
Description of Uniforms for Women and Men in War Era Attire
The passage outlines a ground clearing action and details military attire. Women would wear a tight Norfolk jacket with three box plaits front and back, and a poke bonnet as headgear. Men's uniforms would resemble those of the United States Army.
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United States Army
Two Mile Petition From German American Union Shipped to Albany
The German American Citizens Union presented a massive petition for a liberal Sunday law to the New York Legislature. It boasts about 200000 signatures, forming a roll about two miles long. The design team hired by the union created a nickel trimmed reel, 26 inches in diameter, mounted on a tripod, formed of black walnut.
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Albany
New York
B. Smith
Trow Demetery Company
Ground broken for pon tention auditorium at city hall
Ground has been broken for the pon tention auditorium at the south end of the new city hall on Clark Avenue in St. Louis. A large workforce and 200 teams are clearing 6,000 to 7,000 cubic yards of earth to prepare the site.
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Pontention Auditorium
New City Hall
Clark Avenue
St. Louis
Doings of Congress Daily Report on Senate and House actions
The report summarizes daily proceedings in the Senate and House, including votes on bills, Cuban resolutions, and debates on protectionism. It notes key figures such as Bayard, Tucker, Call, Caffery, and Sherman, with actions like passing court fees and war authority measures. It also includes miscellaneous notes on a Louisiana election contest, a diplomat’s speech, and various curiosities.
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Bayard
Senate of Thes 151
Canear
Biy
Smilly
Utah
Lausriar
Entecute
Iehu
Danien
du Pont
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ciruule Courts of Appeals
Tri
Secretary of War
Ste Tron
Hook Island, Muscatine and Southwestern Railroad Company
Trinois and Mississippi Canal
Court of Claims Atse
House
Biyard
Tucker
Virginia
Clamdte
Agin Bron
Mrr. Pearson
North Carolina
St. Louis
Cuba
Senate
Snesches Buine
Gray
Chilton
Hale
Congress
Cailery
Pal Aner
Mills
Platt
Thes
F. Bay
Court of St. James
Boston
England
Edinburgh
Scotland
Mr. Bayard
House of Representatives
Thomas F. Bayard
Stassador
United States
Great Britain
Iis
Thair Naing
Boater
Louisiana
Tor Morgan
Sabin
Sherman
Caffery
Call
Florida
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Jowa
Salisbury
Peace Society
Thea Wilibusters
Edison
House Censures Bayard
Roma
London Globe
Caria Dispatel
Commmons
Dongola
Egypt
W. W. Hamilton
Iunilion
Express
Nambus
Pound
Andrew Lindburg
Rockford
Toulub
Charles Stree
Marquis of
Corea
St. Petersburg
Rtussia
Greater New York
Lexow
Horsa
Morsa
Miss Douglas
Cusa
Bellville
Texas
Clem Strather
Buck Chappell
Muder
Chappell
Dora Erquis
Steawdler
Jim Washakie
Lismoreaux
O'Neil
Mary Lord Dick
MR. Harrison
Harrison
Ams
Dinaier
Indiana
Ballingtion
Sewtion Army
J. A. Harrison
Hobbie, Ky
Yates
Lower Horse
Australia
Hudson River
Amoy
China
Rusaia
Europe
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