Ohio Senate Fight Over Hanna Victory Narrowed
Columbus reports reveal 56 to 42 split in favor of opposing Hanna as anti Hanna Republicans join Democrats to organize both legislature chambers. Leaders trumpet strength while Kirk Kurtz and Governor Bushnell mobilize allies and threaten further shifts before joint balloting for senator.
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Columbus
Hanna
Ihs
Brice
Boxwell
Hunna
Kurtz
Toledo
Buehnell
John R. Mclean
Jackson Key
Jan
Committee
Jackson Day
Bushnell
State Journal
Ohio
State House
T. W. Moore
Marietta
Athens
Senate
Mason
Ant Hanna
Great Southern
J. P. Griffith
Union County
Columbia
Griffith
Neil House
Southern
Inet
Atnie House
Onlo
Charles L. Kurtz
Combine
McKisson
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Republicans
Democracy
Friends of Free Silver
William McKinley
Joreph G. Gest
Washington Court House
Springfield
Anti-Hannaites Rebuked Inauguration Rejection
Dayton's entire delegation refuses to attend Governor Bushnell's inauguration citing his stance in the senatorial fight. The Tippecanoe club of Cleveland wires disapproval to Senator Burke and Representatives Mason and Bramley for defying state and county convention instructions. A telegram to Governor Bushnell expresses disappointment and the club may cancel plans to attend.
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Dayton
Bushnell
Cleveland
Tippecanoe Club
Burke
Mason and
Bramley
Wright and Shackford deny flag burn claim aboard St Louis
New York January 3 James A Wright vice president of the American line and Captain Shackford marine superintendent today denied a report that British stewards on the St Louis burned the American flag on its last Southampton voyage.
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New York
James A. Wright
Second View
American Line
Shackford
Ths Marine
St. Louis
Southampton
Frances Willard Returns from Janesville in Chicago
Mise Frances Willard returned from Janesville Wisconsin this evening. She did not faint at the meeting last night but was momentarily overcome by the smoke in the hall and recovered immediately.
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Chicago
Mise
Frances Willard
Janesville
Wis
Ataoe
Tobacco Fire Burns Virginia Factories and Buildings
In Farmville Virginia on January 2 a blaze destroyed thirteen tobacco factories with over one million pounds of tobacco, mostly high grade, and twenty-three smaller structures. The loan will exceed ten thousand dollars.
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Farmville
Eli Shaw on Trial in Camden Murder Case
Eli Shaw, charged with the double murder of his mother M rs Shaw and grandmother Mrs Zane in Camden New Jersey, was placed on trial for his life. The first testimony outlined the night of October 12 and witnesses described a possible break in from the rear as Shaw testified about burglars and his cries for help.
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Camden
N. J
Eli Shaw
Garrison and Armstrong
Camden County Court
Elizabeth Zane
Shaw
Line Street
Commonwealth
William H. Carson
Lippinott
Dr. Lippincott
Questons
Charles Lane
Alonzo Lane
Steen
Desperate escape attempt by condemned killer Moschik
In Minneapolis the condemned murderer John Moschik tried to escape the county jail by blinding Special Watchman Peterson with ashes and striking him with an iron hook. He exited toward the hallway but was stopped when the elevator operator recognized him and sent the car away. Peterson's injuries are non fatal.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Moschik
Peterson
Moschik
Fresh Moroccan Rebels Routed as Salted Deeds Sent Citywide
A sultan letter read in the Grand Mosque amid artillery salvos proclaims fresh victories over rebels. Many rebels killed or wounded or captured. salted deeds to be dispatched to principal towns and set on spikes.
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Tangier
Morocco
Wage Schedule Cuts In Fall River Mills
Fall River Massachusetts January 3 the new wage scale 1 percent below the past three years went into effect in the city mills. Matthew Hart and others representing New Bedford weavers met with Secretary Whitehead of the local weavers union who announced a meeting for tomorrow night in Music hall with speakers from New Bedford to observe the situation.
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Fall River
Masa
Matthew Hart
New Bedford
Wool market dominated by Kerrville millionaire in Texas
Charles Schreiner of Kerrville, a wealthy cattleman, has cornered the southwest Texas wool market by purchasing 1,292,068 pounds of the full clip and storing it in a San Antonio warehouse awaiting price advances.
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Corser
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Schreiner
Kerrvills
Wouthwest Texas
Van Wyck Urges Caution as City Faces Bond Limits
Mayor Van Wyck's message to the municipal assembly outlines New York's financial state with a net funded debt of 227,453,029 and assessed real estate value of 2,404,762,192. He notes a constitutional margin for about 19,000,000 in further indebtedness and calls for strict accountability and urgent steps toward rapid transit.
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New York
van Wyck
Municipal Assembly
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queena
Senor Pidal Attacks Autonomy and U S Policy in Speech
Madrid reports Senor Pidal, president of the chamber of deputies, urged reconstructing the Conservative party. He denounced Weyler's removal and autonomy grants, attacked U S actions in Haiti, and called America a threat to Spain. He condemned U S history of violence and slavery and praised Spanish labor and authority in contrast.
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Madrid
Senor Pidal
Chamber of Deputies
Weyler
United States
Haiti
America
Spain
Cuba
False alarm at Green Ridge flats ends in quiet
Sherwood heard loud talk of murder from the Green Ridge house near the Lackawanna river. Police, including Lieutenant Spellman and Captain Edwards, found only New Year celebration chatter after officers arrived. No crime occurred as the scene was peaceful by 10 oclock.
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John Armiston
Bill Armiston
Green Ridge Street
Lackawanna River
Sherwood
North End
Spellman
Ross, Saltry
Reese Jones
Edwards
Reward Offered in Luetgert Case Chicago
Police Inspector Schauck publicly offers twenty thousand dollars in approved real estate for capture of Mrs. Luetgert dead or alive. Defense attorney Harmon says funds hinder production. Inspector Bohnack aims to curb rumors by this offer and to prompt reports from across the country about Mrs. Luetgert's whereabouts.
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Chicago
Schauck
Luetgert
Harmon
Huntington Indifferent President of Central Pacific on sale
President P Huntington of Central Pacific Rail Road said the government should sell the road whose debt totals 10014120. He added they would pay as much as any outsider but warned earnings would drop by about a third if the railroad enters receiver hands.
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New York
Co. P. Huntington
Central Pacific Railroad
Russians trick China over Port Arthur occupation claim
London reports that the Shanghai correspondent says Russia induced China to consent to an occupation of Port Arthur by claiming the British fleet would capture it. Russia also urged China to ban English landings, a move China refused, though Chinese men ashore at Port Arthur face shadowed risk.
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London
Shanghai
China
Mont Arthur
The
Chines
Port Arthur
Princeton Inn Grill Room Reopens After Holidays
Princeton officials deny claims the grill room remained closed. The inn plans a reopening when students return from interim vacations, marking a resumption of dining services in the New Jersey town.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Inn
Jthair Corvistoms
London City Hall Collapse Slays Thirty in Ontario Disaster
A crowded floor of London Ont city hall collapsed during a riotous municipal election night, dropping 20 feet and killing at least thirty as more bodies were found among the debris. Mayor-elect Dr. Wilson and Alderman Neill Cooper were among the injured and rescued.
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London
Ont
DR. Wilson
Edward Morrin
Z Burgess
William Gray
Fleming
William Jones
Darcil
Parnell
Carothers
K. M. Toothe
Neill Cooper
Grand Opera House
Parle
Lkely
Elopement Ended by Mother in Ogdensburg
A conspicuous New Year elopement attempt ends when Miss Mary F. Chambers is seized by her mother Agnes F. Chambers in Ogdensburg. H. J. Gibbons, Scranton native, sought to claim the runaway at police HQ, while the mother safeguards her daughter and considers legal action.
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Scranton Tribune
Syracuse
N. Y
Ogdensburg
Maple City
H. J. Gibbons
Scranton
Mary F. Chambers
Agnes F. Chambers
Franklin Street
Gibbons
Miss Chambers
Thousand Islands
Chambers
David H. Carter
Eckela Begins as President of Chicago Bank
Chicago notes Jamen H. Eckela former U S treasury committalier assuming duties today as president of the Commercial National Bank of Chicago. He takes over as bank leadership continues amid annual start.
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Chicago
Jamen H. Eckela
United States Treasury
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Snow engines for Klondike expedition plans outlined
Secretary Alger completes detailed relief plan to Klondike with snow locomotives and mule pack trains. Commissary includes bacon bread coffee sugar and canned vegetables. Deer oppose use due to barking and reluctance to work. War department issues sheepskin coat and trousers with inside pelt for cold.
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Washington
DD. C
Alger
Klondike
George Ruhlen
Quartermaster’s Department
Cheyenne
War Department
Steamship Arrivals New York January Reports
Steamship movements show cleared ships to Genoa and Naples while Antwerp and Havre arrivals include Feiesland and La Normandie docking in New York. Names of ships and ports reflect a busy transatlantic trade week with listed routes and harbor entries.
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New York
Jan
Normania
Genoa
Naples
Antwerp
Feiesland
Havre
la Normandie
Murder Sensation in Camden and London Disaster
A brisk news digest reports a Camden murder sensation tied to a London disaster, with other items noting Ohio legislature tensions, England's stance on China, and local civic events. The column references Yale alumni banquets, new county officers, and various local notices.
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Ohio
England
Camden
Dunmere
Ingersoll
Yale
New Couty
Weat
Lackawanna County News
Newa
The
Marketa
Britain Declares Equal Rights Policy Over China Ports
The Manchester Guardian reports Britain's government will not recognize special rights for any power in Chinese ports. If Russia or Germany gains concessions such as wintering ships at Port Arthur or a naval lease at Kiao-Chau, Britain will demand parity. The policy extends to railways and mining monopolies, aiming to deny unilateral benefits. A similar stance is said to have been delivered to China and other governments, with Japan reportedly aligned.
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Manchester Guardian
Russia
Port Arthur
Great Britain
Manchester
England
Manchester Guardian Today
China
Germany
Kiao-Chau
Japan
Germany China feud recall of Tsao-Chau commandant
Chinese authorities spent hours at the German legation examining the recall of Tsao-Chau commandant in Shan Tune province who was accused of threatening a German missionary. He agreed to journey to Peking for examination and promised not to return to Tenao-Chau.
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Pekin
Tsao-Chau
Shan Tune
Peklu
Tenao-Chau
Dangerous Counterfeits Surface in Philadelphia Notes
Five one hundred dollar counterfeit silver certificates were found by John Cramer of the Philadelphia sub treasury and turned into the secret service. The notes appeared genuine until soaked in hot water split the front and back, revealing the fraud. Further epurlons notes were also seen among treasury cash.
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Washington
John Cramer
Sub-Treasury
Philadelphia
Secret Service Department
Treasury
Cramer
Philadelphia Custom House
Chick
Milman Register
Morgan
James Monroe
Authentic news from Marchant expedition dated Septem Vr
Paris reports authentic dispatches from the Marchant expedition dated September. The message says the party arrived at Ratal in the Tumpura districts and moved toward I bek in the Hongo districts of Bahr Hi Ghaxiel territory. It denies earlier rumors of a July voyage.
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Paris
Marchant
Ratal
Tumpura
Bahr Hi Ghaxiel
Cuban Relief Committee Names Members to Receive Subscriptions
The Theology department today announced the following members of a committee to receive all subscriptions and supplies for the offerers in Chal Stephen i. Barton, chairman, Charles Schelven and Louis Klopac in.
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Washington
Theoligie
New York
Stephen i. Barton
Charles Schelven
Louis Klopac
Weather Forecast for The Herald's New York Edition
Weather forecast notes clear conditions in the middle states and New England with rising temperatures and variable winds. By Wednesday expect fair to partly cloudy skies, warmer temperatures, and possible snow or rain in northern districts.
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Herald
New York
Jan T
Middle States
New England
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