Olney V Venezuelan Note Champions Arbitration Over Dispute
A Washington dispatch details Secretary Olney's 4000 word note to Britain on the Venezuela issue. It asserts the Monroe doctrine bars European territorial dominion in the Americas and urges arbitration as the only fair path. The note rejects force and signals U S willingness to participate in any settlement. The White House expects a Congress timing.
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United States
Olney
Great Britain
Venezuela
Scretary Olney
Venecaula
Arghit
Tulkkes
Jiriiaan
Congress
Train Robber Girder Captured in Oklahoma
Mike Girder, last of the Nate Sylva gang, captured in the Osage reservation by a posse and lodged in the federal jail at Grtnmme Oklahoma. The gang operated for years in the territory and faced federal custody after the arrest.
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Girder
Grtnmme
Okla
Mike Girder
Nate Sylva
Balfour Trial Opens Over Libator Company Scandal
Jabez S. Balfour, once a member of parliament, is on trial in London at the Queen's Bench division. He is charged regarding the manipulations linked to the Liberator group of companies and was extradited from Argentina after a long delay.
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Jabez S. Balfour
Trin
London
Jabez Ss. Balfour
Liberator
Argentine Republic
Queen's Bench
High Court of Justice
Kitzsimmons Fires Borderline Taunt In Texas
Cornes Cimistr Texas Oct 26 Said Kitzsimmons Corbett has acted a coward and a sneak in the whole business I intend to complete my four weeks training at this place fight or no fight
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Kitzsimmons
Cornes Cimistr
Texas
Corbett
No Discourtesy Intended in London Reception Absence
The Chronicle notes Ambassador Nayard did not attend Lord Salisbury's Wednesday foreign office reception. It says no discourtesy was intended as Mr Bayard awaits Salisbury's reply to his Venezuela dispatch. Relations remain perfectly friendly and Salisbury may send an answer today.
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the Chronicle
Lnayard
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Bayard
Venezuela
Paris Texas Streets Spark Fight Between Pastor and Editor
In Paris Texas yesterday Rev Mr Mardin pastor of West Paris Baptist church accused O Garrett city editor of the Daily News of defaming Catholics. Garrett struck with an umbrella, Hardin showed a knife as police arrested Garrett for disturbing the peace and assault.
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Gearrett
Anis
Texas
Mr Mardin
West Paris
Hardin
Mardin
Guerett
Iardin
Garrett
Navy restricts American officers from Greenwich naval course
Wasmingtoy Oct 25 British authorities limit American naval officers from attending the Greenwich Royal School of Naval Architecture. The change ends a long standing privilege while Glasgow, Vitaris, and the new Cornell naval architecture programs remain available to American constructors as the Navy adapts its training approach.
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Wasmingtoy
Navy Department
Greenwich Royal School of Naval Architecture
Glasgow
Vitaris
Cornell
Ingersoll Addresses Soldiers Association Rally
Colone Robert Ingersoll spoke at the Soldiers and Sailors Association annual reunion in McLean County yesterday afternoon. He urged annexation of Canada Hawaii and Cuba and called for the flag to wave from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean while supporting Cuban belligerent recognition. The crowd greeted his remarks with thunderous applause.
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Broawineeron
Tfl
Dotto
Colone
Robert
Ingersoll
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association
McLean County
Canada
Hawaii
Cuba
Gulf of Menvico
Arctic Ocean
Cutting and Minnie Seligman reconciling with family
The Morning Advertiser reports Robert Livingston Cutting, who married actress Minnie Seligman and was disinherited, has reconciled with his family. The couple, traveling in Europe with his mother, may have Minnie leave most of her fortune to their son as Cutting plans to leave the stage.
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New York
Morning Advertiser
Robert Livingston Cutting
Minnie Selgman
Europe
Minnie Seligman
Cutting
Washington Exposition Idea Draws Favor Here
The suggestion of a great exposition in Washington in the summer of 1890 to mark the close of the century gains favor. It would also celebrate the centennial anniversary of Washington as the federal capital in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Wassixnatoy
District of Columbia
Missouri Editors Convene for State Press Meeting
About 50 editors attend the Missouri Press Association gathering in Perth Springs Missouri. Morning sessions feature papers from W L Robertson Plattsburg F W Rauchenstein Clayton and John A Knott Hannibal with discussions led by N F Childers Troy Irving Gilmer Liberty and H M McRae Rolla. Afternoon readings include J A Studson Macon J I Bradshaw Lebanon R W McMullinillsboro and J G Gallimore Salisbury.
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Missouri Editers
Wannesxspena
Missouri Press Association
Perth Springs
W. L. Robertson
Plattsburg
F. W. Rauchenstein
Clayton
John A. Knott
Nlannibal
N. F. Childers
Troy
Irving Gilmer
Liberty
Il. McRae
Rolla
J A. Sf
Campos Narrow Escape From Insurgent Attack
Captain General Martinez de Campos arrived at Wavana from Cienfuegos with a small escort and faced a band of insurgents en route from Ciego de Avila to Santi Spiritus. He routed them after a sharp engagement and escaped unharmed. eight bullets pierced his cloak and one hit his saddlebag.
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Campos
Wavana
Martinez de Campos
Cienfuegos
Ciego de Avila
Santi Spiritus
Van Bokelen Pleads Guilty In $40,000 Theft Case
Ross C. Van Bokelen, former teller of Merchants Loan and Trust, brought back from Mexico, pleaded guilty to stealing 40 000 of the bank’s funds and received an indeterminate sentence. He came from a good family and was active in society and clubs.
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Cicago
Ross C. van Bokelen
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Mexico
Pearson Offers 156000 Endowment for Mount Holyoke
Chicago October 26 Dr D I Pearson offered to give 156000 dollars to Mount Holyoke College if Chicago alumnae raise the endowment to 200000 dollars. The proposal was announced at the annual alumnae meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
D. I. Pearson
Mount [Tolyoke
Mass
California Mourns Death of Lieutenant Governor Spencer Millard
California reports the death of Lieutenant Governor Spencer Millard after a nine month illness. The passing occurred in October and prompted official notices from state offices.
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California
Deac Ios Anarurs
Cal
Spencer Millard
Peel Compromises With Creditors at Fifty Percent
Sir Robert Peel has settled with his creditors for fifty percent of the amounts owed. Among those receiving settlements is Mrs. Langtry, formerly rumored to wed Peel after divorcing her husband.
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Sir Robert Peel
Lexpos
Sir Robert Pee
Langtry
Sir Robert
Palmer Declines to Seek Re election
A Springfield Illinois dispatch reports United States Senator John M Palmer has authorized the announcement that he will not run for re election. The notice, dated October 26, states Palmer will retire at the end of his term.
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Palmer
CmcaGo
Springfield
Ill
United States
John M. Palmer
Uncle Sam's Stand on Hemisphere Policy
Senator Cullom voices firm nonnegotiable stance against European intervention in the Americas. He asserts the United States will not yield to any settlement that extends European influence, emphasizing steadfast defense of regional sovereignty and discouraging compromise.
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Legland
Cullom
United States Resolute Over Monroe Doctrine and Venezuela
The article argues the United States will prevent European domination in the hemisphere with firmness, not to provoke a quarrel for political gain. It notes skepticism about a British ultimatum to Venezuela, mentions Senator Cullom affirming congressional support, and observes powers reacting to U.S. rising strength.
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Wainiveroy
Navy Yard
England
United States
London
Lord Salisbury
Venezuela
Uruan
Great Britain
Caracas
Behrens
Cullom
Ilinois
Congress
Senator Hill Addresses Democratic Mass Meeting at Cooper Union
New York Oct 25 Senator Hill led a Democratic mass meeting at Cooper Union with Fred T R Coudert as chairman. Hill defended the 1894 tariff law saying it has not yet proven its value and while not meeting all revenue hopes there is no excessive taxation and time will show if reductions were wise or justifiable.
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New York
Senator Hill
State Committee
Cooper Union
Fred TR. Coudert
Democratic Party
Venezuela Will Resist Any English Aggression
Caracas reports President Crespo declining detail on Britain’s demand for reparations over British subjects arrests and a boundary settlement. Authorities and public opinion expect no unjust English aggression and rely on the Monroe Doctrine, while Venezuela signs no formal ultimatum from London.
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Caracas
Crespo
Venezuela
Great Britain
Republic
England
Were on Dead One Says Vendis and Supporters
Hier Sprincs Ark Oct 256 Dan Stuart left yesterday for Dallas and Vendig will leave today Vendig said on hearing the Supreme court decision it cost us 30009 to find we were on a dead one Corbett will furnish peace roads and start for Chicago via St Louis There is no forfeit in the Maher O Donnell fight but Smith and Ryan will be paid 500 apiece Val Hoffman the Chicago brewer offers 5000 for a private meeting between Corbett and Fitzsimmons
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Vendis
Hier Sprincs
Ark
Dan Stuart
Dallas
Vendig
Supreme Court
Corbett
Chicago
St. Louis
Smith
Ryan
Val Hoffman
Fitzsimmons
Alaska Excited Over Yukon Territory Entry Aims
The Vasla Mining Record editor G. Swineheart reports a political struggle over Dyea inlet as a port of entry and North Territory control. Tessaga vows to secure strategic access, even at the loss of other claims, to influence Alaska’s future.
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Swineheart
Vasla
Atdaneau
Dyea Inlet
Alaska
Indians and Chinamen at Missionary Meeting
Opening of the second day of the American Missionary Association convention centers on the intellectual and spiritual conditions of the Judan and Chinaman. Speakers urge legal land liberty and education for Indians while noting treasury gaps. figures cite costs to educate an Indian and to educate one million.
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Deiner
Mieh
Get
American Missionary Association
Cod
Rider
New York
Tey
Nelmiut Boynton
Massachusetts
Sherrod Sunle
Connecticut
Association
Ieill
C. W. Senderson
Louisiana
Unitarian Officers Named at National Conference
Sympathy for Armenia expressed as the Unitarian national conference adopts a resolution condemning Turkish rule. The annual officers election reappoints U S Senator from Massachusetts as President, Rev W D Moore of New York as General Secretary, and William L Reed of Boston as Treasurer.
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Arment
Waauxeaton
J. Barrows
Boston
Armenia
United States
Tour
Massachusetts
W. D. Moorehouse
New York
William Lowell Reed
Hoston
Conductor Arrested Over Martinsburg Wreck Fatality
Mexico Missouri October 2 L B K Julian conductor of the fast freight train that caused the Martinsburg wreck was arrested today on a criminal negligence charge by Wabash officials. He failed to heed red signals at the Martinsburg depot and stop in time to avert the collision causing two deaths. Bond set at 500 dollars for appearance next Wednesday.
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Mexico
L. BK. Julian
Martinsburg
Wabash
Julian
Marriage of C G Jennings and Mrs Freda Engling in New Richland
Waster Minnesota reports C G Jennings aged 68 and Mrs Freda Engling aged 7 wed in New Richland, opposed by Jennings' children after the death of his first wife four months earlier. Settlement revealed assets over $30,000 in notes. assessor valued personal property at $260. Grand jury investigated and he was indicted.
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Waster
Minn
C. G Jennings
Freda Engling
New Richland
Jennings
Ex-Cashier Parrar Faces Bond Hearings In Oklahoma
Ked Parrar, ex-cashier of the defunct first State Bank, appeared before Justice Cone and posted 5000 dollars bond but was rearrested before Justice Walker, with a 1500 dollar bond demanded. He has been guarded ten days as bank losses anger residents and demand prison.
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EL Parrar
Jalil Peery
Okla
Ked “W. Parrar
First State Bank
Justice Cone
Justice Walker
Banke
Mrs Parnell Home Auction Sells Out Ironsides NJ
In Ironsides New Jersey the home of Mrs Delia S Parnell the birthplace and longtime residence of the mother of Charles Stewart Parnell has been virtually dismantled after an auction. Relics sold for very low prices and total receipts are expected to be under 500 dollars.
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Benvustons
N. J
Ironsides
Delia S. Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Internal Revenue Receipts Show Decline in First Quarter
Washington October 25 The statement from the internal revenue bureau reports total collections in the first three months of the current fiscal year at 37 744 478 dollars down from 58 045 108 dollars a year earlier. Spirits lead with 18 852 038 dollars a drop of 21 302 364.
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Internal Revenue Ieceipts
Smah
Washixcton
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Presidential address at exposition emphasizes American unity and welfare
Cleveland native speech from October urges citizens to support free institutions and public welfare over selfish pursuits. He stresses national health, the light of liberty, and a broad American brotherhood as keys to prosperity.
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Atlanta
Aragon
Exposition Grounds
Collier
Exposition Company
le Sid
George
United States
Burglars Fail to Loot Ore Gon Bank After Dynamite Blast
Daring burglars attempted to enter the Citizens' bank vault in Oregon Missouri early yesterday. Dynamite caused a large explosion and heavy damage but the steel box with funds remained closed. The robbers fled and are being pursued.
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JosEin
Citizens’ Bank
Oregon, Mo
Cold Blooded Murders Near Washita County
A double murder occurred on Boggs Creek in Washita county eighty miles west of Reno Oklahoma. Crazy Bruce Callan killed Phillip Trick and Martin Koch about 10 am last Friday. Trick and Koch were witnesses against Callan's father who earlier had a dispute with a German man resulting in an ax blow to the head.
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Reno
Okla
Washita County
Here
Boggs Creek
Bruce Collan
Phillip Trick
Martin Koch
Frick and Koch
Callan
Corbett Retires From The Ring In Surprise Declaration
James J Corbett announces retirement from boxing in the Arlington hotel rotunda after a stormy interview with Martin Julian. He says he will quit training, plans to depart for St Louis, and doubts Fitzsimmons will fight soon. Julian offers a $10,000 purse for a Corbett Fitzsimmons bout, subject to club control.
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Arlington Hotel
James J Corbett
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
St. Louis
Jie
Julian
Corbett
Athletic Club
Hot Springs Athletic Club
Spring Lake
Federal ruling limits government reach in mail theft case
Judge Adams in Jefferson City Missouri ruled that the Government cannot pursue a prison mail worker once letters are handed to him. Charles Dorton, a Black inmate overseer, was charged with rifling valuables from letters but was discharged after the defense argued government jurisdiction ended when mail reaches an agent. The ruling marks a new precedent in this division.
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Jefferson City
Adams
Federal Court
Charles Dorton
Pace
Penitentiary
United States
Dorton
Bandit Shot in Bank Robbery Near Banner County
A masked robber entered Banner County Bank near NfAnnisaura Nebraska and demanded funds from cashier Carlisle. After a lengthy exchange of fire with returning citizens, the wounded robber Graham of Scotts Bluff County surrendered while fleeing, having taken only small change totaling 67 dollars.
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NfAnnisaura
Neb
Banner County
Carlisle
Therobber
Graham
Scotts
Bluff County
Unitarian Conference Opens With National Gathering
More than a thousand church leaders gathered in Metzcroft's music hall for the national conference of the Unitarian and other Christian churches. United States Senator Loar of Massachusetts is listed as president but was detained in Worcester. Jon. Dorman TR. Easton of New York presided.
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Washington
Unitarian Church
Metzcroft
Music Hall
National Conference of the Unitarian and Other Christian Churches
United States
Loar
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mass
Jon. Dorman TR. Easton
New Yorke
Two Weddings Planned in Senator Gorman Household
In Washington on October 24 two weddings are planned for the household of Senator and Mrs. Gorman. The engagements of Miss Daisy Gorman and Richard Johnson and Miss Bessie Gorman and Walton J. Lambert had been announced earlier. The grooms are prominent local residents. In Lexington Kentucky on October 14 salvationist preacher Rev. George Mills fatally shot Charlie Clemens, a young farmer, after an incident at church when Clemens accompanied Mills's daughter home. Mills was arrested.
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Wasington
Senator
Gorman
Daisy Gorman
Richard Johnson
Bessie Gorman
Walton J. Lambert
Lexincton
George Mills
Charlies Clemens
Chalybeate Springs
Clemens
Mills
Three Crops of Pears This Year
Sedalia Missouri October 24 H H Franks of Moustonia Pettis county has already secured two crops from around a tree and another crop is ripening near the same area, indicating bountiful yields and ongoing harvests this season.
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Sedalia
H. H Franks
Moustonia
Pettis County
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