French anti-Semitism erupts in Paris anti-Dreyfus rally
Paris hosts a massive anti Jewish rally at Tivoli Vauxhall with 5000 plus anarchists. Protests turn violent as banners and stairs are seized, fighters clash, and police arrest several demonstrators. Similar protests ripple through Lyons and Marseilles with cries against Dreyfus and Zola.
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Paris
Tivoli Vaux Hall
M. Thiebaud
Dreyfus
Tribune
M. Curtois
Vive d'Armee
Seraps
Arcouz
Libre Parole
M. Millefoye
Vive l'Armee
Zola
Marseilles
Army Club
France
Kansas Sheriff Chains Engines to Enforce Judgment
Alexander Hamlin Miami county sheriff Kansas attached several Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway passenger engines at Paola to force payment of a $6,000 judgment. He delayed mails prompting federal interference charges. Company offered to deposit funds if engines were released. sheriff reportedly holds about $20 of the company's property.
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Kansas City
Alexander Hamlin
Miami County
Kansas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Paola
Will
Hamlin
United States Mail
Sedgwick
Did Forkey Kill His Wife in Faribault Mystery
Faribault Minnesota January 19 authorities pursue a theory that Mrs Corneling Forkey was murdered by her husband. A barn search yielded his valises shoes and a fat veilun later evidence shows the couple had earlier quarrels. No arrests yet and hunt for the suspect continues as details of the crime emerge.
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Faribault, Minn
Corneling Forkey
Faribarh
Parket
Montreal
Canuda
Dinheapol
Pensions and Postmasters Changes in Departments
Pensions granted include Eugene K. Jarvis La Porte City $2 John M. Baker Burling wn 12 John Winkald Elvira $8 David Curfman Jamaica $6 John Hill Clinton 36 Widow Mary Fetters Scranton Nebraska Original Thomas Curtiss incom 8 Richard Bund Orum $5 Benjamin Wurley Grand Island $ Joseph J. Craig Hardy $ Increase William W. Stewart Clay Center $6 to 12 Widows Rosanna McClaughin Ohiowa $8 Jane Gordon Crawford 8 Postmasters appointed in Iowa Woodbury county Climbing Hill George Homzighouse vice J B P Hamson resigned South Dakota Hurley Clark county W B Kinyon vice H H Minthorn removed Fulton Hansen county Edgar F Westfall vice L G Larson removed Menno Hutchinson county Christian Ainsenbrey vice Wesley Douglass removed Mount Vernon Davidson county Calvin Betts vice Michael Dougherty resigned Dr T B Olney Fort Dodge aiding Arthur Burkholder ill in Washington Senator Pettigrew South Dakota introduces railroads to report accidents to ICC Nathan T Gadd Broken Bow William Whitney Beaver City Neb admitted as agents before interior department
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Washington
Eugene K. Jarvis
la Porte City
John M. Baker
Buriingwn
John Winkald
Elvira
David Curfman
Jamaica
John
Hill
Clinton
Mary Fetters
Scranton
Nebraska
Thomas J. Curtiss
Incom
Richard Bund
Orum
Benjamin BR. Wurley
Grand Island
Joseph J. Craig
Hardy
William W. Stewart
Clay Center
Rosanna MecClaughiin
Ohiowa
Jane E. Gordon
Crawford
Christian Ainsenbrey
Wesley Douglass
Mount Vernon
Davidson County
Calvin Betts
Michael Dougherty
T. B. Olney
Fort Dodge
Acre
Arthur Burkholder
Mr. Burkholder
C C. Carpenter
Cholds
Dr Olney
Jett
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cast-off Wife's Dying Appeal From Downing on Deathbed
Malvina Southern, once married to Walter M. Downing, asks him to visit as she lies dying in a Lexington resort. They were divorced after a volatile marriage that began after a 1894 Chicago visit and ties to New York, Boston, and social circles. She claims he promised to come and regrets the broken pledge.
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Malvina Southern
Walter M. Downing
Lesington
Hoston
Malrying Southern
Rock Sassle County
Miss Southern
Chicago
Washington Park
Riley Grannan
Jim
Gyannan
Young Downing
Horne
Downing
New York
Doowning
Boston
Kentucky
Death of Logan Carlisle in New York
Logan Carlisle, chief clerk at the Treasury Department under the last administration, died in New York on the prior Sunday. The death was reported as a private dispatch received here and notes he was the son of former Secretary Carlisle.
Senate Passes Immigration Bill in Senate Vote 45 to 28
Washington dispatch reports the immigration bill cleared the Senate by a 45 to 28 vote in the afternoon. The debate featured McClellan, son of General McClellan, criticizing army readiness and organization as poorly managed and outdated.
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Senate
Washington
House
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Three miles from nowhere in North Carolina town
A Louisville Post item quotes a traveling salesman about a backwoods town where all residents must work. A Beechland post office sign proclaims no loafing and a strict policy that truants will be shipped away while unemployed residents receive work or exit promptly. The tongue in cheek report praises the town’s discipline.
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Louisville
North Carolina
Willie
Beechland
Denver Papers vs Department Stores Run Advertising War
Public side with newspapers in Denver as fourteen stores demand an 11 percent rate cut from the last eight years. Labor unions threaten a citywide boycott and business support grows for the papers, while one store faces public backlash over alleged impure meat and cheese. The fight remains acrimonious with uncertain settlement timing.
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Denver
Colo
Jan
Bis
Pensions, appointments, and officials listed in state notices
Official notices from Washington and states report pension grants for Iowa and Nebraska residents, with original renewals and increases to various individuals, plus widows. Also listed are Nebraska postmaster appointments, pension examiners, teachers appointments for Ping Ridge Indian School, consul nomination examinations, and a clerk to the senate committee of education starting duties. Named places include Burlington Davenport Clinton Beatrice Shickley and Hot Springs. Names include Homer Lovelace Hugh M. Kinkade Charles Wittig George Dalrymple Marie Hooper Sarah Camp Samuel Strayer Sherman Lester Mary Jacobs John M. Jones Harry Rogers T M Logan William H. Johnson Samuel Freeman W Mary G. Jacobs Granville Allen Fred Johnson Arthur McWartridge W J Healy and others.
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Department
Aare
Waslington
Iowa
Homer Lovelace
Woodpine
Hugh M. Kinkade
Rockwel City
U Henry Bennett
Burlington
Charles M. Wittig
Davenport
George D. Dalrymple
Clinton
Marie A Hooper
Sarah AT. Camp
Elliott
South Dakota
Geo
A. Brandt
Hot Springs
Samuel Strayer
Shickley
Sherman P. Lester
Beatrice
William H. Johnson
Iarrishute
Samuel M. Freeman
Mary G. Jacobs
Pawnee City
Wiliam Hearst
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
Corydon
Granville PF. Allen
Harts
Washington
Fred P. Johnson
Berkeley
Cat
Arthur J. McWartridge
Holton
Ind
Ping Ridge
Hein Per Montis
G. B. Ravendal
Stous Falls
Perrut
Syria
State Department
Miners Seek Higher Wages For Next Year Contract
In Columbus on January 18 the United Mine Workers moved to push a ten cent per ton advance for pick mining next year, set at three fifths of the machine mining rate in Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania and four fifths in Indiana and other low coal districts. Plans include abolishing screens and weighing unscreened coal. The convention will travel to Chicago next year with hints the national federation of labor may back miners as the movement’s leadership.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers
Aris
Ohio
Ilinois
Fennsylvania
Indiana
Chicago
National
Federation of Labor
Movement For
Ohio River Rising Amid Loud Pears and John Woods Coal Move
The Ohio River stood at 42 feet 0 inches at 10 PM yesterday, rising about one inch per hour toward a danger line near 45 feet. Authorities warned of possible cellar flooding as levels approach fifty. The gunboat John Woods moved downstream with a record coal cargo of 500 barges.
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Phac
Cincinnati
Oho
John Woods
Upper
Ohio
Dora Richardson Clay Returns Through Mud to Whitehall
In Valley View Ohio January 1 Dora Richardson Clay arrived at Whitehall at 3 oclock after a muddy trip. Jim Littrell aided her entry and reported the old man Dora’s husband held her briefly in his arms before guiding her inside. Littrell believes Generalay will not compel Dora to depart Whitehall again and may reinforce the guard with several reliable men ready to shoot any intruder. He adds the general will prosecute Otel Niehardsen to the full extent of the law for shooting at Dora.
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Cate
Valley View
Dora Nicardson
Whitehall
Wester Florham
Jim Littrell
Littrell
Dora
Lithall
Gener
Otel Niehardsen
Market summaries from Sioux City and Chicago shows
The report aggregates live stock and grain quotes from Sioux City, South Omaha, and Chicago. Hogs, cattle, and sheep are listed with receipts and price ranges, alongside wheat, corn, oats, and flax prices from Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
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Sioux City
South Omaha
Chierza
Chicago
Ifiansae
Timothy
Lara
Spain’s Cuba Riot Sparks Military Dominance Debate
The Tribune reports that Spanish power in Cuba hinges on Havana security as 5,600 troops enforce order. Rioting aims at politics, not destruction, while autonomy remains in doubt. Predicts uneasy calm, possible US intervention debate, and continued unrest without immediate danger to individuals.
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New York
Dari
the Tribune
Tayana
Cubs
Havana
Muayana
Hey
Neling
Blanco Doers
la Disension
Autonomy
Hi Diario
Dmanco
Sagasta
United States
Cuba
Ite
Jilako
Spain
Ameris
Lee
NEINLEY PARDONS CLYDE MATTOX
Washington June 18 The vice president has pardoned Clyde Mattox who sat in the Kansas penitentiary under a life sentence for the murder of a negro in the Indian territory He was from a prominent southern family and was tried three times with a death sentence in 18 He was commuted to life imprisonment by President Cleveland on strong representations from Mattox’s friends
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Servins
Kansas
Willog
Washington
Deadly fight on Sandy Fork in Kentucky reported
Eight colored men killed in ongoing clash in Leslie county Kentucky at Sandy Fork. Wounded include Sig Paine, Jarry McComin, Ed Martin, Lew Gossom. Further trouble feared as armed confrontation continues into the day.
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Kentucky
Middleboro
Tan
Sandy Fork
Lestie County
John Williams
Doc Wilson
Bob Colwell
Bob Shelton
Peter Borough
Mark Paine
Elias Monard
Abel Coombs
Sig Paine
Jarry McComin
Ed Martin
Lew 'Gossom
Murder on the Amour dock awakes Kansas City crowd
At the Armour packing house a stabbing death occurred before hundreds of workers. Moses Gaines, a 20 year old Black man, died from a single knife wound to the chest. Jack Sheehan, former Kansas City police chief, supervised the crowd as onlookers chased a young white assailant who vanished.
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Kansas City
Iife
Artour Packing House
Thafclock
Moses Gsines
Jack Sheehan
Old
Kas
Amour's
Britain Offers Aid to China with Conditions and Ports
The Times correspondent reports Sir Claude Macdonald said England would aid China with a 12 million pound loan at par for fifty years and four percent net services to liquidate indemnity. Conditions include opening three treaty ports, no cession of Yangtse valley, and extending the Durmaly railway. China fears French and Russian opposition to Talien Wan and Wan Ning openings.
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Ohto
London
Vekin
Times
Claude Macdonald
China
Tsungli-Yamien
England
Palien-Wan
Siang-In
Nan- Ning
Yang-tse-Kiang
Durmaly
Munan
France
Russia
Talien-Wan
Wan-Ning
Siang
Hamas
Thi-Pet
Siang-Tang
Wu-Nar
Havana Quiet Yesterday as Generals Arrive to Assist
Havana reports indicate Sunday brought no major incidents and calm remains. Generals Meroto Bernal Saiceds and Aguirre arrived to support General Blanco in maintaining order as Governor Marcos Garcia faced an attempted shooting at a baseball match. Pando reached Manzanillo with officials noting only minor skirmishing in that direction.
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Bianco
Havana
Meroto
Bernal
Saiceds
Blanco
Senor Marcos Garcia
Santa Clara
Aguirre
Pando
ManzaniUo
Directton
Man Jumped From Sixteenth Story of Chicago Masonic Temple
J W Stonehouse a sign painter by trade, reportedly an employee, leaped from the rotunda side of the Masonic Temple in Chicago this morning. He struck the railing on the third floor and plummeted to the main floor, killing himself. police noted a prior attempted jump at the Chamber of Commerce building earlier today.
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Masonic Temple
Chicago
J W. Stonehouse
Stig
Chamber of Commerce
Stonehouse
Collapse of Kentucky Trust Company Follows Embezzlement
Louisville reports the Kentucky Trust Company directors ordered an assignment after a noon meeting. Vice President and General Manager Willis absconded, admitting betrayal of trust and detailing a $75,000 loss from a coal land speculation in Alabama. He fled to a foreign land and disappeared.
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Kentucky Trust Company
Louisville
Wilelis
Alabama
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Logan Carlisle
Department Stores
Clay County
John M. Y Jones
W. A. Ward
Upland
Franklin County
Harry C. Rogers
T. M. Logan
Ohio River
Bora
Cassius
Minnenpothk
Minneapolis
Diulath
Duluth
Northern
Bard
Liverpool
Shipa
Baltimore
Detroit
Milwaukee
Piour
Gomex
Neinley
Clyde Mattox
Great Britain
Perim
Deutschland
Gefion Passea
Ching A
Lewell
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