Anti Semitism Riots Rock Paris Dreyfus Furore
Paris reports a large anti Dreyfus rally at Tivoli Vauxhall with banners reading Death to the Jews. Anarchists clashed with students injuring several officials as police dispersed the mob. Similar demonstrations occurred in Lyons and Marseilles with cries of Down with Dreyfus and Death to the Jews.
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Paris
Tivoli Vaux Hall
M. Guerin
M. Rocheforte
al. Drmont
M. Thiebaud
Sumults
Dreyfus
Tribune
M. Curtois
Consquee
Rocheforte
Zolari
Vive l'Armee
Avenue de Vopera
Place de la Republique
Hirge
Ehh
Pitez Zola
Remps
Arouz
M. Millefoye
l’Armee
Place de Y Opera
M. Blanc
Lyons
Heresterday
le Peypte
Zola
Marseilles
Army Club
France
Kansas sheriff in trouble for derailed engine protest
Miami county Kansas Sheriff Alexander Hamlin faces arrest on delaying the mails after he attached and chained several Missouri Kansas Texas Railway passenger engines at Paola to enforce a $6,000 judgment. The company offered to deposit funds to cover the judgment if engines were released. Hamlin refused. He holds about $30,500 of the line’s property tied up in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alexander Hamlin
Miami County
Kansas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Paola
Hamlin
United States Mail
Sedgwick
Paola Bank
Forkey Murder Case In Faribault Details Unfold
Faribault Minn Jan 19 authorities pursue theory that Mrs Cornelius Forkey was killed by her husband Evidence found in the barn includes valise shoes and a lum ealur all belonging to him He entered through a window and waited overnight for the wife to be alone Five shots were fired four taking effect The murderer bound the wife and stifled her cries with fat No arrest yet Forkey’s whereabouts unknown plans to flee to Montreal after selling his store The couple had separated years earlier due to his quarrelsome nature
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Faribault
Minn
Cornelius Forkey
Pariband
Seattle
Porkey
Sin
Montreal
Canada
Minneapolis
Pensions and Postmasters Official Lists Revised and Extended
Washington dispatch lists pension grants by state with original and increased amounts for Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. It notes postmaster appointments in Iowa Woodbury County George Heminghouse and several removals in Fulton Hurley Menno Mount Vernon and More, plus legal and procedural items on railway accident reporting and new agents admitted to practice before the interior department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felows
Towa
Climbing Will
Woodbury
George Heminghouse
J. 2
Elarison
South Dakota
Bradley
Clark County
W. B. Kinyon
H. H. Minthorn
Fulton
Hansen County
Edgar Westfall
L. G. Larson
Hurley
Turner County
John J. Mansfield
A. M. Rasmussen
Menno
Hutchinson County
Christian Ainsenbrey
Wesley Douglass
Mount Vernon
Davidson County
Calvin Betts
Michael Dougherty
T. B. Olney
Fort Dodge
Arthur Burkholder
Mr. Burkholder
C. Carpenter
Washington
Dr. Olney
Jett
Pettigrew
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nathan
Gadd
Broken Bow
William B. Whitney
Beaver City
Neb
Interior Department
Department
Waslington
Iowa
Homer Lovelace
Woodbine
Hugh M. Kinkade
Rockwell City
Ienry Bennett
Burlington
Charles M. Wittig
Davenport
George D. Dalrymple
Clinton
Marie A Hooper
Sarah Mf. Camp
Elliott
Hot Springs
Cast-off Wife's Dying Appeal From Kentucky
Malvina Southern, estranged wife of Walter M. Downing, a Heston turfman, lies dying in a resort at Lexington Kentucky after a divorce suit. She asserts he promised to visit her on her deathbed and cites their marriage after meeting at Washington Park races in Chicago. Downing is urged to come to her side as she requests reconciliation.
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Malvina Southern
Walter M. Downing
Lesington
Heston
Malvino Southern
Rock Castle County
Miss Southern
Chicago
Washington Park
Riley Grannan
Grannan
Young Downing
Downing
New York
Boston
Kentucky
Death of Logan Carlisle in New York
Washington Jan 14 a private dispatch reports Logan Carlisle son of ex Secretary Carlisle and chief clerk of the treasury department under the last administration died in New York Sunday indicating a bereaved family and a government veteran departs.
Senate Passes Immigration Bill by 45 to 28 Vote
Washington January 19 the senate approved the immigration bill by 45 to 28 after a day of debate. A report from Louisville Post describes a Model Town where idleness is banned and everyone works, with a Beechland post office injunction forcing departure of loafers within one hour.
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Senate
Washington
House
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Louisville
No- Where
North Carolina
Willie
Beechland
Department stores wage clash with Denver papers over ads
In Denver a battle between fourteen department stores and the city newspapers escalates as stores demand an 11 percent rate cut from eight years of ad charges. Newspapers resist, labor unions back the papers, and public sentiment leans toward the press amid boycotts and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Jan
Bis
Official Pension and Postmaster Revisions Pass Review
Official lists from Washington detail pension grants including originals renewals and increases for Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. Also noted are Nebraska postmasters appointments and appointments of officials teachers and clerks including Beatrice Haris Corydon and Sioux Falls figures with brief biographical notes and upcoming Senate actions.
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Wiliam Hearst
Board of Pension
Corydon
Granville Fr. Allen
Haris
Washington
Fred P. Johnson
Berkeley
Cat
Arthur I. McPartridge
Holton
Ind
Ylne Ridge
South Dakota
G. GB. Ravendal
Sioux Falls
Beirut
Syria
State Department
Senate
J.J. Healy
Kyle
Miners Seek Higher Wages For Next Year Contract
United Mine Workers in Columbus demand a ten cent per ton advance for pick mining and three fifths of the pick price for machine mining in Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania and four fifths in Indiana and other low coal districts. They call for abolishing all screens and weighing coal unscreened. The convention plans to move to Chicago next year and foresees the federation of labor backing an eight hour day movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Chicago
National’ Federation, of Labor
Ohio River Rising as John Woods Tow Passes
The Ohio River reached 42 feet 10 inches at 10 PM and climbs one inch hourly toward the danger line of forty five feet. Officials say flooding remains limited with minimal impact on navigation. A record coal tow of twenty two barges totaling about 350,000 bushels moved downstream aboard the gunboat John Woods with no damage reported locally.
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Phan
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Severnment
John Woods
Upper
Ohio
Dora Returns to Cassius Gate Amid Warm Welcome
Dora Richardson Clay arrives at Whitehall with mud on her, greeted at the gate by Jim Littrell who helps her inside. Littrell says General Clay may reinforce guards to prevent further intrusions and will prosecute Clell Richardson for shooting at Dora. Across the page, stock market and grain prices from Sioux City to Liverpool are listed with varied hog, cattle, and wheat quotes and receipts.
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Valley View
Dora Richardson Clay
Whitehall
Vhard
Jim Littrell
Littrell
General Clay
Dara
Spanish power tested as Havana riot unsettles Cuba
New York January 18 The Tribune Havana special says Spanish power in Cuba rests on keeping order in Havana and shows itself master of the city. Rioting lacks bloodshed but aims at political change. Military presence steadies, yet officers’ discipline and autonomy tensions threaten future unrest and possible U.S. intervention considerations.
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New York
the Tribune
Havana
Cuba
A Amouth
Blanco
la Disension
Autonomy
el Diario
Sagasta
United States
Spain
Lee
Ile
Gomez
Calixto
Areia
Americas
President Pardons Clyde Mattox for Indian Territory Murder
Washington January 18 the president pardoned Clyde Mattox serving life in Kansas penitentiary for the murder of a Negro in the Indian Territory. Mattox from a prominent southern family was tried three times and in 1884 sentenced to death. Cleveland commuted his sentence to life imprisonment on strong representations by friends.
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Kansas
Indian Territory
Washington
Clyde Mattox
Mattox
Cleveland
Deadly fight on Sandy Fork stirs Kentucky county
In Middleboro Kentucky on Sandy Fork in Lestie county a daytime fight left multiple Black men dead including John Williams Doc Wilson Bob Colwell Bob Shelton Peter Borough Mark Paine Elias Howard Abel Coombs. Several others Sig Paine Jarry McComis Ed Martin Lew Gossom were seriously wounded as tensions remained high and more trouble was feared.
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Kentucky
Middleboro
Sandy Fork
Lestie County
John Williams
Doc Wilson
Bob Colwell
Bob Shelton
Peter Borough
Mark Paine
Elias Howard
Abel Coombs
Sig Paine
Jarry McComis
Ed Martin
Lew Gossom
Tieger
Murder in a crowd at Armour plant ends in stabbing
At Armour Packing in Kansas City a 20 year old black man, Moses Gaines, was stabbed to death before hundreds of waiting workers. Witnesses identified a white youth who fled after the attack as the assailant. Jack Sheehan, head watchman, organized pursuit but the suspect escaped.
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Kansas City
Dan
Armour Packing House
Moses Gaines
Jack Sheehan
Old Kansas City
Kas
aArimour’s
Gaines
Sheehan
Britain Offers Aid to China Under Indemnity Settlement
London reports that Sir Claude Macdonald told the tsung li yamen Britain will help China liquidate the indemnity and provide a loan of 12 million pounds at par for fifty years with 4 percent net services. Terms include opening three treaty ports, no transfer of Yangtze valley, and Burmah railway access. China wary of French and Russian moves on Talien Wan and Nan Ning.
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China
Nawea
London
Pekin
The
Times
Claude Macdonald
Tsungli-Yamen
Board of Foreign Control
England
Talien-Wan
Siang-In
Nan- Ning
Yang-tse-Kiang
Sunan
France
Russia
Nan-Ning
Siang
Hunan
Siang Yang
Hu-Pei
Siang-Tang
Mu-Nar
Havana Quiet Yesterday Generals Arrive to Assist
Havana reports quiet on Sunday as Generals Morata Bernal and Salceds join General Blanco to restore order. An attempted shooting at Santa Clara Governor Marcos Garcia during a baseball match was thwarted by General Aguirre and his aide de camp. Only a minor skirmish noted near Manzanillo with no major incidents reported.
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Bianco
Havana
Morata
General Bernal
Salceds
Blanco
Senor Marcos Garcia
Santa Clara
Aguirre
Pan
Fatal plunge from Chicago Masonic Temple rotunda
J W Stonehouse, a workman, reportedly leaped from the sixteenth story of the Masonic Temple in Chicago. He struck an iron railing on the third floor, then fell to the main floor, dying from severe injuries. Earlier he reportedly tried to throw himself from the Chamber of Commerce building but was stopped. Stonehouse ran a sign painting business and had recently failed.
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Masonic Temple
Chicago
J W. Stonehouse
Chamber of Commerce
Stonehouse
Two Officials Plunder Louisville Trust Company
Louisville January 18 directors ordered an assignment to file as the Kentucky Trust company admits embarrassment from the flight and peculation of Vice President and General Manager Willis who confessed betraying his trust and detailing a $75,000 loss from an Alabama Coal deal. He fled to a foreign land and will not return.
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Kentucky Trust Company
Louisville
Willis
Alabama
Ife
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Forkey
Eugene Bk
Sarvis
la Porte City
John M. Baker
John Kinkaid
Elvira
David Curfman
Jamaica
John B. Hill
Mary Fetters
Scranton
Nebraska
Thomas J. Curtiss
Lincoln
Richard Bound
Orum
Benjamin F. Hurley
Grand Island
Joseph
Craig
Hardy
Wiliam W. Stewart
Clay Center
Rosanna McClanaghiin
Oshiawa
Jane E. Gordon
Crawford
Logan Carlisle
Department Stores
Clay County
John M Yones
W. A. Ward
Upland
Franklin County
Harry C. Rogers
T. M. Logan
Dora
Cassius
Sioux City
South Omaha
Texas
Igher
Minneapoliz
Duluth
Northern
Liverpool
Tecomnte
Philadel
Altimore Santeets Poledo
Detroit
Louis
Milwaukee
Hwiavang
Whit
Mkinley
Great Britain
Perim
Deutschland
Gefion
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