Visit to Harrison extends Chief Executive sympathy
Blaine's White House visit reveals a fifteen minute audience with President Harrison. Foster, General Schofield, and others called as Blaine conveyed condolences for Mrs. Harrison. The scene featured brief talks and a private reception as tensions and election anxieties rose in Washington.
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Alleged Understanding in Behring Sea Rights Disclosures
A Victoria telegram reports Ottawa instructions to the Customs Collector Milne forwarding key sealing question information for imperial use. It cites alleged collusion between Russia and the United States affecting Behring Sea arbitration, with affidavits on Yorktown sealer papers seized by Russian cruisers and doubts about Delevron's insanity.
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Bohring Sen Hetween Stursin
Amordloun
Yorktown
Delevron
Famine Suffering Shrinks Mexican City Believers
Reports from Zacatecas Mexico and St Louis Va describe extreme distress among the poor due to scarce food and fuel. Streets teem with beggars as government relief efforts struggle to reach thousands of famine stricken residents. Free eating houses exist but cannot meet demand.
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ST Louis
Zacatecas
Crescent Club Eyes Fitzsimmons Fight in New Orleans Bout
Nov 7 reports Judge Newton wired Jim in London that Fitzsimmons will fight Mall in New Orleans for 40000. Crescent Club of New Orleans and Coney Island Athletic Club bid, up to 15000, but Fitzsimmons refused to fight at the island. Newton seeks terms to fight Choyasii, with Fitzsimmons’ resolve ending the bidding, angering Coney Island sports.
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Mall
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Coney Island Athletic Club
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Tablet Presented in Memory of Prohibition Candidate
In Memory of Gen Wisk Corpwater Mich Nov 8 a handsome tablet in memory of the late Clinton Libisk the Prohibition candidate for president in Isis was presented by his widow and family yesterday to the Methodist Episcopal church Mrs Wisk made no touching speech that brought tears to the eyes of many as the vast audience The gift was accepted on behalf of the church by Mayor Albert Chandler The tablet is a handsome one and fittingly commemorates the memory of a good man.
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Dad” Ashmore
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Ilo
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Oth
Corpwater
Mich
Clinton Libisk
Isis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Quicker Mail Service Under Review by Officials
Winsutwaton Nov 7 Capt White superintendent of the railway vial returns to Washington from inspection tour of Philadelphia New York Pittsburg Chicago and New Haven. Consultations with railroad officials at Philadelphia and Pittsburg on faster service between New York and Chicago on the 7:40 P M train. No agreement yet but a deal likely.
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Jentonsy Lends to Murder in Oregon Sanitarium Fray
In Rocktown I on November 7 Dr J T Barr and John Mulford formerly of the city ran a sanitarium in Oregon. A quarrel over the doctor's friendship with Mulford's wife led to a split. Mulford, now in Eugene City, reportedly returned and shot Barr in a jealous rage.
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J. T. Barr
John Mulford
Oregon
Mulford
Eugene
Talmage's Son Married in Quiet Brooklyn Home
Frank De Witt Talmage, sole surviving son of Rev. T De Witt Talmage of Brooklyn, wed Gertrude Barlow daughter of William W Barlow at Ellis Place yesterday afternoon at 4 30. The ceremony was held at the bride's parents home and performed by the groom's father.
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SisaSina
Frank de Witt Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
Gertrude Barlow
William WW. Barlow
Ellis Place
Swift Trip Is Made by a Chicago & Alton Special Train
A Chicago & Alton special train set a new speed mark with Judge John P. Altgeld aboard. The 131 mile run from Ottawa to Chicago via Coal City took 155 minutes, 91 miles to Joliet in 100 minutes, and the 12 mile Pontiac to Odell leg in nine minutes at 75 mph, including two dead stops and two crossings.
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Coal City
Pontiac
Odell
Murdered wife and suicide shock LAPourtr scene
The murdered wife Mrs. Coon Gan was found on Clear Jake bank this morning, killed by stabbing and gunfire after being lured to a lonely spot. Her husband Gan shot and then killed himself at his parents’ home, days after a volatile marriage with four marriages and three divorces. His brother is serving a life term for a prior wife murder.
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Stricken on the Rostrum in Braun Ind Campaign Death
Robert Clinton, colored, of Indianapolis, died in Braun Indiana yesterday at 2 o clock from a congestive chill. He had come to deliver the last Republican campaign speech and collapsed in the wigwam after a brief address. He was a former member of the Legislature in Indiana.
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Robert Clinton
Indianapolis
Jie
Mendrix Hotel
Mr. Minton
Leva
Scalded patient case shocks Cincinnati coroner
A man named Stave Heuler who pretends to cure diseases treated a disabled girl with a hot bath. She died last night after enduring harsh, mistreating care. The incident prompted a coroner's inquiry into malpractice and unsafe remedies.
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Stave Heuler
Baby Farm in Australia shocks Macdonald town
A baby farm discovery at Macdonald near S. Australia causes a sensation as seven infant remains are unearthed in a back garden. The Malin family residents have been arrested amid the investigation.
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National Election Returns Rally in New York and Midwest
Dispatches reveal a broad Democratic surge across New York and neighboring states with Cleveland carrying the solid South, New York state and New Jersey voting Democratic, while Ohio Indiana Wisconsin and Colorado show mixed results. Illinois and Nebraska show Democratic gains. Oregon and Wisconsin reflect electoral shifts. West Virginia and New Jersey offer promising margins for Democrats.
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Hiscock
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Cleveland President to Occupy Local Cottage After Election
Grover Cleveland will reside in a Cleveland cottage at Takowsodi Lakewoop Nod, occupying it early next week. The President is expected to join his family after the election and they will likely winter there.
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Takowsodi Lakewoop
Nod
Grover
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