Prohibitionists Align With Peoples Party in Michigan
In a flurry of activity Prohibitionists join forces with the Peoples Party, planning joint action in state county and township elections. Notable figures include Cuavios P. Mutaell from Detroit and 20. Z. Bagendorph, pledging cooperation with the state People’s Party. A separate organization will run in presidential and congressional races. At Dearborn a farmer, John Sphiskt, about 60, was killed crossing the Marquette line, fatally struck after failing to hear the approaching train. Jacob Seligman of Saginaw plans to move to Detroit, selling nearly all property to pursue a new, quieter life in a growing city. The Michigan G A R announces next state encampment dates and notes 415 posts in the state, with a lower annual death rate.
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Prohibition Party
Cuavios P. Mutaell
Detroit
Crosier
Ava Arbor
M. M. Callen
Z. Bagendorph
Weanton
Jackson
New People's Party
People's Party of
Michigan
John Sphiskt
Jacob Seligman
Saginaw
Seligman
Woodward and
Michigan Aves
G. A. TE
G. L
Magickl
Ann Arbor
Col. Beton
Around the State News From Michigan’s Cities
A garbled state roundup reports Muskegon to gain depots and theaters, Geary appoints G H Dobo as postmaster, Tepresentative Burrows asks Congress for 50000 for South Haven harbor, and a new parish church cost 20000. Chase Osborn’s death noted in Superior district, and a coroner’s jury in Petoskey investigates a murder. Drowning of Henry Miller nearby, fires in Gaylord cost nearly 5000, and multiple town posts and improvements are listed with various officials and new offices.
Disquieting Tales and Local Disasters From Lis Hod Area
A father's secret burial of his seventeen year old daughter in an orchard ends when a mob disinters the remains and learns she died of erysipelas. Across towns, iron works and mills burn or suffer near ruin, with widespread fire damage and injuries. A divorce case in Kulamuxoo stirs sensational headlines as a wife elopes with a neighbor, while boiler explosions, mine and railway accidents, and political organizing mark a turbulent period.
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Nakes
Wilebild
David Fifer
Farher
Lishod
Thiat
Blaine Declines Presidential Candidacy Reflected in 1892 Dispatch
A column of letters and editorials from early February 1892 discusses James G Blaine denying any pursuit of the Republican presidential nomination. The text covers reactions by The New York Tribune and Gen Alger amid party hopes and the Minneapolis convention.
Terrible Fire at Royal Hotel in New York Destroys Landmark
A devastating blaze swept the Royal Hotel, a 25 year landmark at Sixth Avenue and Fortieth Street, killing several and leaving many missing. About 150 guests were inside as firefighters arrived. at least five dead were reported, with six injured and 63 found alive, while around 100 remained unaccounted for as dawn broke. Panic and tragedy unfolded as residents fled in night clothes, with the origin of the fire unknown but starting in the basement near the elevator shaft at about 3 o'clock in the morning.
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Hotel Royal
New Yorkey
Sixth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Wil
Auetter
Portieth Street
Pan
Ayxth Avenue
Polier Pien
Thayer and Boyd governor dispute ends as law upheld
Gov Thayer writes to Gov Boyd declaring he will surrender the governorship after the courts affirm Boyd's rights. Boyd departs Omaha for Lincoln with Democrat leaders as the controversy closes and public opinion settles. Sir Morell Mackenzie dies in London after a renowned medical career.
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Thayer
Boyd
Nebrasia
Gov. Thayer
Gov
Gov. Boyd
Omaha
Linccoln
Chas. Ogden
Democrat State Committee
Poor Leo Lums Quandary In Cross Border Detention
Leo Lum a Chinaman found illegally in the country four months ago was arrested at Grand Forks North Dakota but discharged by Commissioner Carroll rearrested and brought before Commissioner Spalding at Marco North Dakota who ordered him sent to China Judge Thomas of Fargo has reversed this and orders him sent to Canada To cross the Canadian line forty dollars must be paid by somebody The prisoner has no money and the marshal will not pay out of his pocket He will be jailed at Pembina for an indefinite period He has already been in jail here four months Reciprocity With Canada The Empire the government organ of Ontario says it is understood that Hon MacKenzie Howell minister and Hon J E Moster minister of finance will go to Washington to discuss trade between the two countries with United States authorities
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Blaine
Washixaton
J. & Clarkson
Republican National Committee
Deir Sir
Minneapolis
United States
Gen. Alger
Detroit
Leo Lum
Grand Forks
N. D
Pembina
Canada
Empire
Ontario
MacKensie Howell
Justin
J. E. Moster
Washington
Vast Mix Of World News And Local Incidents
Public debt figures show the U S total debt at 7 946 208 000 and treasury cash at 775 700 596. A California border Apache attack left Jack Dalton scalped and near death. France and Spain clash over a diplomat's remark about a commercial treaty. Cincinnati lithographer John Sprengel dies. cash and life policies worth 20 000 plus 400 building society funds found. Ten youths from Juneau vanish after leaving for Libuya Bay. rescue expedition underway with slim hope. Flor ence Burke buried but neighbors suspect a trance and water in the coffin. disinterment draws 500 spectators. Rail labor meets in New York push for automatic couplers and air brakes on freight trains.
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Oulmet
Potenio Works
Dominion
Laval
United States
Jack Dalton
Mexico-California
France
Spain
M. Kibo
Junean
Alaska
Libuya Bay
Dunkirk
Florence Burke
Washington Letter on House Rules and Utah Statehood Debate
A Washington Letter discusses House rules debates led by Mr. Harrows and Ex Speaker Reed defending quorum principles, with several members arguing for counting quorum by any method. Utah statehood is framed as a rising political issue, including a proposed constitutional amendment against polygamy and a resolution about federal enforcement.
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Weed
Harrows
Michigan
Reed
House
Mr. Steed
Utah
Prevent Congress
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Bushnell
Wisconsin
Howee
Wroutleg
Idaho
Nevada
Dod
Iid Congress
United States
Congress
Americas
Cuba
Jaz
Diast
Willams
State Department
Havana
Spain
Bnes
Cubs
New York
New Orleans
Mobile
Key West
Democrata
Xsigos
Cal
Hartmas
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Deyne and Rapier
Mobile Register
Mia Harrison
Bonor
Diplomate Corps
New Trial for Cronin Murderers Rumor Steadies in Chicago
Reports in Chicago claim the Cronin conspirators sentenced to Joliet will receive new trials after a reversed ruling by the Supreme Court. Coughlan O Sullivan Burke and Konea were to be sent to Joliet on January 14 18M. Judge Magruder declines comment and will not announce a decision until the March term. A separate note mentions attempts to borrow 25 million dollars to build a railway from Valparaiso to inquir qua.
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Cronin
Cirew Lawon
Chicago
Supreme Court
Coughla O'Sullvan
Burke
Konea
Joliet
Magruder
Puprewme
Chill
Valparaiso
Inquir Qua
El Dorado Mining Camp Creede Colorado Booms
Creede Colorado, a new mining camp on the Denver and Rio Grande line, grows rapidly with a bustling town and rich ore. Since the first hole nine months ago, about five million dollars of ore has been taken, drawing crowds from all regions and even a bidder offering one million from an English company to bond Holy Moses mines, which was declined.
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Colorado
Creede
Col
Sui
Beaver Star Libel Case Sentences Mock Senate Restitution
John H Morion proprietor and Wall H Porter editor of the Beaver Star were convicted of criminal libel for linking Senator Quay to state fund misappropriation by Treasurer Bardsley. In court they received fines of 600 each and six months imprisonment, a harsher penalty than anticipated.
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John Hy. Morion
Wall. H. Porter
the Beaver
Star
Seniator Quay
Bardsley
Italy to resume full relations with United States
Baron Fava to be replaced by Signor Catalini as minister to Washington while Baron Payav will head to France and Denmark. The report follows a dispute over Italians shot in a New Orleans jail. Also noted are distressed Black residents leaving Texas for Oklahoma and a large treasure salvage bid by Captain John F Ryan in Seattle.
Markets and parole notes from Mareball and Gratio county
Mr Giddings receiver of the City national bank Mareball pays a second dividend of forty percent releasing about four thousand dollars after seven months. Gov Wibans pardons Mary sent from Gratio county to Detroit Luvane of correction for four years for assault with intent to murder her husband. Roop, a bed citizen with prior terms, was involved in a quarrel with his wife. he forced entry and she fired to frighten him, with the governor's view noted.
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Giddings
City National Bank
Mareball
Wibans
Mary
Detroit
Roop
Pees Jackson
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G. A.M
Muskegoa
Tronwood
G. H. Dobo
Geary
Clinton County
View A. Reed
Burrows
South Haven Harbor
Mengmince
Ed. Chase
Osborn
Superior District
Marquetta
Constantine
Bay City
Weet Bay City
Exsexville
Battle Creek
Frank Cole & Co
Darling & Smith
Inomoat
Sveratry Reynolds
Dandeehana Electric Light Company
Frank Moreney
Grands Pointe Au Sable
George Moreney
Frankfort
Petoskey
J. 1
Bugslund
Woodland
Jeep
Edwin Pout
Deamars
Hila Veck
Albion Methodist Church
Adackson
Duman
George G. Brigga
J. M. Westos
Charles Stigh
Grand Rapids Board of Trade
Grand Meet
Potonkey
9 Improvement Associaton
Wolf Creek
Lowawee County
Pittionst
Liniotald
Raymond
Charinvolzwamy
Mulet
Biemeardt
Exton County
M. Deel
Gaylord
Blarat & Pirst
Laren
Luisinesa
Larne Tron
Haugh, Ketcham & Company
Haushville
Indianapolis
Ite
Bufkalo
St. Loui
Inen
Kulamdsoo
Jobn Billington
George Lyon
Atte Deuchtr
Lynn
Galgaburg
Lyen
Mr. Bulsneton
Jo Lllepereetoee
Senathett Ue
Lindu Tings
Maybaw
Loon Fertig
A. M. Lemke
Union Street Railway
Jogiam
James Simpson
Te Jackson
Weeboliss
Canitarium
John Haver
Luther
Ray
Magh Me Vauley
Baton Rapids
Grand Rape
John T. He
Charles del
Kalamazoo
Winans
John van Conant
Sanilac County
Leala
Morgan Paper
American Straw Board Company
Batle Creek
Joss
Tully
John Murtha
Oakland County
Foyuiest Bold
Prank Derwin
Excusaba
Derwin
Lridge
Hecanala
Mra Sickels
Tndustrial Home
Apintel Mise Kila Pierce
Ypailanti
Brae Nora Likely
Hudson, Waphers
Stata Nortial School
Nettie Nitive
Ridgeway
Hcer
Peter Winkler
Morrill Mackenzie
Sir Morell Mackenzie
London
Sir Morell Mackenneis
Leytonstone
Essex
London Hospital Medical College
Paris
Vienna
Golden Square
Mackenzie
Frederick III
Pennsylvania Railway
Pew Expres
Adams Expresa
Alger County
Dodge Steere
Ilegally
Sheri E C. Cox
Shanghai
Manchuria
Eatire Trais
Ubina
Manchester
Pittsburg
Conte Pans
Denver Avenue
Manchester Locomotive Works
Loommotive Works
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Centralia
Ime
Larabie
Sidine
Bill Molyge
Capitol
Branch
Caledoun
Sailor Riggio
Baltmore
John M. ‘Thayer
Nebraska
James E.i Boyd
Germany
Frederick Waldecker
Michael Waldecker
Lonsdale
Mea
J. W. Purdy
Merceilas
White Pigeon
Decatur
Costa
el Dorado
Ly Wie
Italy
Baron Fava
Baron Paya
Frace
Denmark
Vic
Catalini
Oklahoma
Oklahotoa
John F. Ryan
Superior
Win
Seattle
Wash
Dapaness Poverment
Yokohamse Hivee
Ryassie
H. B. Peacock
la Ducks
TUE Markets
Bob
Herrest Lord
Ereneres
Lisa
Carta
K&d
Cos Weekly
Westen Busin
Weateen
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