Queen Victoria Still Alive as Death Looms at Osborne
News from Cowes reports Queen Victoria's condition unchanged with no further bulletin. Doctors admit only slow signs of rally, noting stimulants and nourishment kept her alive while the Prince of Wales and Emperor William arrive to await the end at Osborne House.
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Cowes
Cowen
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Osborne Wouter
Prince of Wiles
Prince of Wales
Emperor Willian
Torve
London
Arrayiee Menta
Enormoua
Osborne
William
England
Hilleenelas
Guardeip Austratiaa
Duke of Connuphth
Visitors at Osborne Amid Crown Health Alarm
Reports from London on January 22 describe Queen Victoria ill and housed at Osborne with crowded accommodations. Royal yachts at Cowes are pressed for visitors while public anxiety mounts over posting bulletins and rumors spreading from Liverpool to Chelmsford. International papers praise the queen and Britain, noting American sympathy and the shared royal heritage.
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London
Osborne
Lord Gort
Cowes Castle
Cowes
United Kingdom
Chelmeford County Court
Buckfighaum Yallaee
Marlborough Hese
Maoloty
Wueion Ito
New York
Studenta
Eljege
Daly
Hishop
Washington
Daly Telegraph
England
The
Daily Chronicle
United States
Global reaction to the queen’s death including Belgium’s dissent
Dispatches from Europe and colonies report sympathy for the queen’s death but Belgium offers a critical view. Pro-British papers attack Britain’s South Africa policy while Vienna notes a court ball cancelation and public events are postponed across the United Kingdom. Royal figures defer social engagements and private dinners are delayed.
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London
Europe
India
Australia
Belgium
Great Beltain
Protine Saya
Nesta
Stoelal Muyers
Bfrauncie Joseph
Vienna
Cabinet Winistore
United Kingdom
Duke
Duchess of
Devonshire
Dowager Empress Frederick Unable to Attend Osborn Meeting
Exclusive wire from Berlin reports Dowager Empress Frederick is too ill to travel to Osborn to meet her exalted mother. The news worsens the reaction to Queen Victoria and affects her eldest daughter.
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Associated
Berlin
Norneuteche Alleeinen Zeitung
Frederick
Osborne
Queen Victoria
New Pennsylvania Second Class Cities Charter Bill Emerges
A Senate bill to create a three year mayoral term and limits on reelection proposes new executive departments in Pillsburg and Scranton. It outlines appointment powers, impeachment rules, and a two year cooling-off period after term ends, with governor appointments to replace mayors.
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Harrisburg
Allegheny
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Senate
Muehlbronner
Shelvet Council
Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Works
Department of Assessors
Tne
Cannoel
Aimee
Department of Charities and Correction
Sinking Fund Commission
Select Council
Ettiw
Senate panel backs bill as committee reports favorably
A special senate committee, awaiting standing committees, met tonight and favorably reported the bill back to the senate as committed, noting it aligns with the act and supersedes laws inconsistent with it.
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Senate
Congress Proceedings Show Little Business in Senate and House
In Washington on January 21 the Senate met in open session with no major actions. An executive session of over two hours wrapped up with portions of the legislative, executive and judiciary appropriation bill completed. The House focused on District of Columbia matters and deferred several bills, including proposals to fund a home for aged and infirm colored veterans, establish a soldiers’ home in Johnson City Tennessee, raise Porto Rico education commissioner pay, and allow foreign nationals to sue in the Court of Claims for indemnity, all facing suspension or defeat.
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Washington
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Treasury
Johnson City
Washington County
Tenn
Commissioner of Education
Porto Rico
Court of Claims
State Department
Mrs Nation Torches Wichita Saloon Rampage Returns
Carrie Nation and two local women wrecked James Burns and John Herrig saloons in Wichita on January 21. Glass, bars, and windows were shattered. Nation slapped Sheriff Simmons and twisted his ears before arrest, while a crowd watched. Estimated damage 1500 to 2000 dollars.
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Wichita
Carrie Nation
Nation
John Evans
Lucy Wilbolt
Lydie Muniz
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Organization
James Burns
Douglas Avenue
Carey Hotel
Jalil
David Nation
Mya. Nation
Simmons
Jealous waiter shoots waitress then kills himself in Philadelphia
Clara Nichols a 20 year old waitress at a Chestnut street lunch cafe was shot by Ralph Helms a kitchen helper who then killed himself. Nichols was wounded in the shoulder and taken to a hospital. Helms died instantly from a self inflicted gunshot.
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Philadelphia
Clara Nichols
Chestnut Street
Ralph Helms
Th Place
Heime
Fielm
Officials Selected for Philadelphia County and City Posts
A lengthy list details officials appointed to various county and city roles including clerks postmaster doorkeepers janitors and engineers across multiple counties and the Senate Smirey. Names such as Arthur Witgate V. Sitti James W. Crowder Herman P. Miller and George Hilbush appear among the appointees with roles from executive clerk transcribing clerk to janitor elevator operator and fireman in the basement.
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PaDelphia
Arthur Witgate
Werripeland
V. Sitti
Unio
Poreaane
Arte
Witwer
Lantadter County
W. Th Amum
Dofferen Comity
Doorkreser
Jers
Kirk
Washington County
Aaeisant Doorkeept
James WH. Crowder
Wayne Counkys
Doxistant Coorkeeper
E. Shani Kitchen
Backs
Collite
Crawford
Monty
Youn
William T. Kivikwwedl
Buck
Lancaster Connie
Bond Warsey
Solulkill
Alexander N. Hart
Philadelphia
George Hilbush
Siler
Senate
Smirey
Litratian
Herman P. Miller
Dwuphen
M. F. Vaughan
Jackewanna
W. Mf. Schwarte
Marshall J. Case
DL FA
Wheelock
William R. Whiten
Hubert Young
Williaw Davia
EL PL Macking
Netman
Moor
Daniel Collins
Pose
We Murry Baker
Pares
Frank Rupp
J. DeWitt Crow
Josph Campbell Roberts
George
Thory Hingland
John Urhon
Ding Strumner
Janes
Wel
Lay Fox
Charles Murphy
Coearge
W. Sellers
Trouble in Kentucky Mines Tangle Over Nonunion Work
An Associated Press style report from Karlington Kentucky describes union tensions as a mine train moving from Boxtown toward Carbondale encounters a small posse of five aimed at stopping it. A clash ensues leaving several wounded and a few dead. Officers search for suspects as unrest spreads to Lapkins County mines.
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Karlington
Jan
Union
Boxtown
Carbondale
Lapkins County
Bourne
Terobere
Hixclusive Wire Reports Fight Plans in New York Meet
The report states Jeffries and Gos Rublin will fight at OCymvention hell on Feb. 16. Jeffries arrives in New York for training with Billy Betatny and Jack Jeffries assisting. J. D. Fagan serves as secretary. Cincinnati manufacturers offer a $70,000 bonus to relocate the fight to Vane City if insured attendees travel to Kutiea City.
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Cincinnati
Dan
Daniard
Jeffries
Gos Rublin
Ocymvention Hell
New York
Hia
Agron
Tealneme
Billy
Betatny
Jack Jeffries
Hia Scretary
J. D. Fagan
W. J. Burkowita
Kinios Oliy Manufacturers’ Club
Cincinnati Manufacturers’ Club
Saengerfoot
Dublin
Vane City
Kutiea City
Hay Pauncefote Treaty Updates Reported by U.S. Senate
Washington correspondent for the Daily Mail reports that Great Britain is expected to accept the amended Hay Pauncefote treaty terms as described by the Associated Press.
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Great Britain
Associated Plan
Towlon
Jon
Washington
Daily Mall
United States Senate
Trial of William M. Mott Postponed to April
Exclusive wire reports from Lancaster indicate the trial of William M. Mott for the slayings of Madame Albert a palmier and Miss Elizabeth Stein, conducted by Major A Reinohl, has been delayed until April. The case centers on a boarding house incident at Columbia.
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Lancaster
Jun
William M. Mott
Hiv Ministrems
Madame Albert
Mier
Elizabeth Stein
Bauer
Columbia
A. ©. Reinohl
Muleide
Mott
Courmel
Maritime Shipping Notes From The Port
Exclusive wire report lists multiple ships arriving and clearing at major ports including Rotterdam Genoa Naples Alexandria and New York with vessels named Mamlurg Gibealtar and Balbalé Aller among others. Additional entries mention movements to and from Naples Genoa and the Tag areas with several ships bound for Boglogne and Rotterdam.
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New York
Rottendam
Rotterdam
Cnlambia
Genoa
Naples
Alexandria
Mamlurg
Pretoria
Moymouth
Gibealtar
Kaimrin Maria Theresa
Vik
Balbalé Aller
Jeen Gerpa
Wight
Pueed
Motedam
Boglogne
Iotterdam
Weather and civic notes from regional morning edition
A scrambled morning summary lists weather cues and governance items, noting a general climate warning, Manila department setup, local meetings, board of trade matters, court actions, ward elections, paving warrants, and regional notices. It also references financial and criminal sections, and a global news brief.
Senate in mourning for Senator Osbourne death prompts session
Harrisburg January 21 the Pennsylvania senate opened in mourning for the late Senator Frances A Osbourne of Philadelphia whose desk was draped in black. A memorial prayer followed by tributes and condolences led to appointments for funeral arrangements and resolutions. The body was to attend the funeral in Philadelphia Wednesday and a special session was scheduled for later.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Frances A. Osbourne
Miiladelphia
Billa
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Grady
Oabourne
Scott
Granshuch
Ware
Sproul
Delaware
McKee
Perry
Haines
York
Miller
Cumberland
Williams
Butler
Benalor Osbourn
Williama
Stoker
Lancaster
Washburn
Crawford
Cummings
Warren
Stineman
Cambria
Stiles
Lehigh
Boyd
Fayette
Lee
Monroe
Osbourn
Delaware Deadlock in Senate Election Stalemate
Exclusive Associated Press dispatch from Dover reports no change in the U S Senate ballot during a noon joint session of the state legislature. Long term tallies show Addicks and Dupont leading with scattered Republican votes. short term totals favor Addicks and Richards with Republicans dominant in the mix.
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Associated Pres Dever
Del
Willard Silabury
John Edward Addicks
Union Republican
Chas FP. Richards
Republican
Scattering
Planet
Ellen
National Grange Encampment Set for Cleveland
The national council of administration of the Grange Army of the Republic met and decided to hold the next encampment at Cleveland. Denver had been chosen earlier but rail rates prevented travel, so the decision was rescinded. The encampment date is set for September.
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National Council of Adminisration of the
Gram! Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Denver
Fire devastates nail works and shop complex
Fire destroyed the ninecdieh tails and workshop near the hall works. The total loss included 690,100 in finished ships and fittings. The fire location is given as Milwaukee with the owner unnamed and the cause undetermined.
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Milwaukee
Jun
Hore Hall
Deaths of a Day: Warren Leland Jr dies at Hotel Grenoble
Exclusive AP report says Warren Leland Jr. died today at the Hotel Grenoble where he owned the property after long Bright's disease. The Leland family tragedy continues as his cousin Warren Leland Sr. ran the Windsor hotel and his wife died from shock after the Windsor fire. he died soon after.
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Associated Press
New York
Warren Leland, Jr
Grenoble
Leland
Bright
Warren Leland
Windsor Hotel
Milaneville Chemical Works Destroyed by Fire
Execlutive Wire reports a large chemical works in Milaneville County burned last night. The factory owned by W. & Brandt & Oy of Binghamton New York was erected about a year ago and loss is estimated at 80 000.
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Horndale
Milaneville
Thin County
W. & Brandt & Oy
Binghamton, N.Y
Amendment Prohibits Religious Instruction in Philippine Schools
The Philippine commission approved a bill establishing the department of public instruction. Commissioner Moses offered an amendment to bar teaching religious doctrines in school buildings, arguing separation of church and state. Judge Taft proposed a substitute allowing tri weekly visits by priests and ministers toPu pasa with parental consent, plus penalties for biased teachers and disloyal or disruptive teachings. The substitute was rejected, and the bill passed unanimously.
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Taft
Manila
Department of Public Instruction
Philippine Commission
Moses
Judi@e Taft
Wus
Purila
Uae
Central Catholice
Ide
NO CHURCH AND STATE Baptist Ministers Speak on Separation
Exclusive AP dispatch from New York reports a city meeting where Rapist quindeters adopted a resolution asserting the complete separation of church and state. They urge the president to defend this principle in dealings with Porto Rico Hawaii and the Western Pacific islands.
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New York
Quindeters
Aoul Hberty
Euthy
United Statos
Porto Itigo
Hawaii
Pine Islands
Warrant Issued for Cuba Surrender of Neely
The state department issued a warrant for the surrender to Cuban authorities of C. F. W. Neely on embezzlement charges. United States Marshal Henkel in the Southern district of New York will custody Neely and arrange delivery to Havana authorities. The prisoner will not be moved to a government branch before next Thursday.
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Washington, Dun
State Department
W. Neely
Anda
United States
Henkel
New York
Neely
Havana
Philadelphia Bacteriologist Appoints New Chief
Kadwire Wine reports that William M. Copeland is chosen to head the public works bacteriology division in Philadelphia replacing William G. Toplin who recently resigned. The move comes from Haddock, director of public works, noting Copeland’s credentials at the Pittubure laboratory.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Pobite Works
Haddock Today
William Ft. Copeland
Proesent Bare Tevichagiat
Pitubure Department of Publi Works
Plice
William G. Toplin
Eblet
No Telegram From Kruger Reported By Inclusive Wire
A garbled notice from The Ascvlated Prous states no telegram of sympathy arrived for Ove bone howe and confirms no confirmation by MR Kroger by late evening. The ambiguous report leaves unclear the status of expected messages or official response.
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Kruger
Hagwe
Kroger
Ove Bone Howe
New Milford Dairy Co Chartered in New Milford
The state department granted a charter today to the New Miller Dairy Co of New Milford with capital of 97000 dollars. The firm is newly formed to operate in dairy production and distribution in the region.
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Associated Press
Harrinburg
State Department
New Milter Dairy Co
New Milford
Weather Forecast For Washington Two Day Outlook
Eastern Pennsylvania will turn colder today with brisk northwest winds. A chance of frost tomorrow with continued chilly conditions across the region.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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