Bayard Likely to Rejoin Cleveland Cabinet as Secretary of State
The Press reports that Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware is expected to be named secretary of state in Cleveland's next cabinet. Reasons cited include tariff reform priorities and Bayard's readiness to assume foreign affairs duties with minimal delay, reflecting continuity from the previous administration.
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Bayard Possible Secretary of State in Cleveland Cabinet
A Washington report circulated from New York claims Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware would be secretary of state in Cleveland's cabinet. Verification failed, but Delaware congressmen consider the appointment quite probable.
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Democrats Seek Montana Silver State Settlement
Senator Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland and Hon. W. C. Whitney conferred on Montana party tensions. They plan to contact Montana leaders to try to resolve the trouble that threatens to cost the Democrats a senator.
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The Khedive Resists Cromer's Threats With Force
A Cairo dispatch reports the khedive remains hostile to England and says he will yield only to force. Deputations from provinces, led by local officials opposed to British rule, bolster his stance and press him to resist.
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Cairo
England
Lord Cromer
Conea
Want French Rights Vindicated
Paris reports bite of British Egypt policy spurring calls for France to have its rights vindicated. St. Louis notes a Rome source claiming the Holy See selected St Windrus Archdiocese, while New York says WwW lawyer remanded to await Minneapolis for embezzlement charges involving beef in a police court.
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Destitution and disaster plague oyster dredgers on icy coast
From Tangier island to Cape Charles two black dredgers report a mass of frozen deaths as twenty men trek thirty five miles. They warn of great destitution with five thousand oyster workers unemployed and starving on Maryland Virginia shores.
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Sleigh Party Struck by Erie Locomotive in Passaic
A sleigh returning to Passaic City was hit by an Erie locomotive at Monroe street crossing. Four of six occupants died, including Mamie Ryan and Maggie Splane, with Mrs. Thomas O'Brien and John Moore fatally injured. Others injured were Ida Bashow and the driver, all taken to Emergency hospital.
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Ida Bashow
Death toll in Wann wreck rises to 24 at St Josephs
The Wann accident death list grows to twenty four with William Richardson of Alton and Henry Weigand of Wann added to the tally. Six patients at St Josephs hospital remain in critical condition as switchman Gratten returns home denying he left the switch open and suggesting someone turned it during his absence.
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Scaffolding Collapsed in Curacao City District
January 25 report from Curiaco notes stone carvers John Cairns Alfred Bryan and F J Griffis involved in a scaffold collapse.
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Alfred Bryan
F. J. Griffis
House votes down civil bill motion. adjourns for Justice Lamar
The House refused to take up the sun by civil bill as opponents push the bankruptcy bill, with yeas 107 and nays 137. It adjourned in respect for the late Justice Lamar, while the Senate did no business and adjourned on his death announcement.
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Senate
Winnipeg Curlers Triumph Over U S Teams In St Paul Trophy Final
The Northwestern Curling association bonspiel ended with Winnipeg rinks dominating. In the St Paul trophy final G O Nettleton’s rink led 14 to 12 on the last head when misplays cost them. R L Dunbar’s Winnipeg team won 16 to 12. Winnipeg also took the George F Hall medal.
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United States
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St. Paul
G. O. Nettleton
Nettleton
McMillan
R. L. Dunbar
Two MPs in Dublin Field Over Speech Incident
Pierce Mahony former North Meath MP who lost to Michael Davitt struck Matthew Joseph Kenny MP Middle Tyrone in Dublin. Kenny bears a black eye from the clash sparked by a remark Kenny made in a Saturday speech.
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Pierce Mahony
North Meath
Michael Davitt
Matthew Joseph Kenny
Middle Tyrone
Dublin
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Two Calumet Club Men Lost in Illinois Woods
Thomas Steven son and Arthur Morton of the Calumet Heights club and Philadelphia and Reading Coal were lost while rabbit hunting near Chicago Sunday. Morton died probably from exhaustion, his body found near Lake Shore tracks close to Miller's station in Indiana. An inquest will be held to determine further facts.
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Calumet Heights Club
Arthur Morton
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Lake Shore
Miller’s Station
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Probate records reveal will divides estate among five children
The probate court notes a will accompanying the death of Hayes' wife provides for equal distribution of the estate after debts. It names Fanny as the elder son Birch Hiree and lists elder sons as heirs, with a further provision implied in the text.
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Beatty in Court Over Homestead Poisonings
Robert F. Beatty was arraigned in criminal court at 9:30 this morning on charges of complicity in the Homestead poisonings. He is named as one of several men allegedly hired by the District Master Workman to travel to Homestead and target non union workers at the Carnegie Steel plant.
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Robert F. Beatty
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Beatty
Carnegie Steel Works
Lincoln Bank Depositors May Be Paid By Bradstreet Agency
Bradstreet's Agency reports depositors in Lincoln's Capital National Bank likely to receive payment. Estimated recovery ranges from 25 to 50 percent of claims, with funds to come from bank assets. Death notes for local resident Colonel Kimball recalls his Civil War service and Democratic party roles. Bank failure cited as cause of distress and creditor actions prompt local filings.
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Bradstreet
Omaha
Japital National Bank of Lincoln
Collision near Nathern Pacific kills railroad worker
A derailment near the Nathern Pacific line, about forty miles from here, left F. O. Lowe dead. Reports indicate a fatal railroad collision involving two Work trains as military affairs coverage continues.
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President Hayes' Will Divides His Property Equally
On January 25 in Ontario Ohio Colonel M. E. Ha reports the will of General R. Hayes, appointing equal division of his estate among his children as the lawful heirs. Details note property and distribution terms.
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M. E. Ha
Witon
World’s Columbian Exposition Sunday Opening Debate
A House committee struggled for two hours over whether to partially open Sunday access to the fair. Chairman Durborrow urged a recommendation, but members, citing religious opposition, adjourned for a week without a clear stance.
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Near Tie in Committee on Sunday Opening Vote
Eleven member committee faced a razor close vote as agitation continued. Chairman Durborrow pushed for action but a majority opposed. An adjournment for a week passed with only the chairman voting no. A bare majority could yield a proposal for partial Sunday opening later.
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Congressman's Illness in Franklin District Deepens
L. H. Goodnight, longtime congressman from the Third district, is gravely ill in Franklin Kentucky. Doctors and friends fear he may not recover after a sudden relapse on Saturday. He has been in poor health since returning from Washington last summer and is now restricted from visitors due to his enlarged liver condition.
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L. H. Goodnight
Mr. Goodnight
Washington
Diphtheria Spreads in Champion County Townships
Diphtheria has gained a foothold in the upper end of Champion county with sixty cases and a dozen deaths. Public funerals are held while schools remain open. The state board of health has been asked to assist.
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Champion County
State Board of Health
Topeka Votes for United States Senator Splits by Party
At Topeka Kansas on January 25 the legislature held a noon ballot for senator. In the Republican house Joseph W Ady led with 62 votes while others trailed. in the Populist house the roll call mirrored identical totals. All candidates listed are Populists.
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Kan
United States
Republican House
Joseph W. Ady
Republican Mucus
B. W. Perkins
Ward Carroll
Edward O'Brien
Ady
John W. Martin
McCleverty
Fus
King
Doster
Breidenthal
Marin
Scattering
Democrats At Madison Tangle In Senate Caucus
Manson Wis January 25 No ballot for U S senator was taken in a morning session of the legislature. A recess followed until after the Democratic caucus at 2 30 and the group immediately fell into a tangle unlikely to be settled soon.
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United States
A Majority for Smith in New Jersey Senate Ballot
In Trenton on January 25 the New Jersey legislature cast ballots for the United States senator. The record shows a majority for Smith in both chambers as lawmakers completed the choice.
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Trenton
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United States
Montana Ballot Joint Assembly Vote Totals Reported
The Montana Ballot in Helena on January 26 records Clark with 23 votes Sanders 1 Dixon 11 and Collins 2 in the joint assembly count.
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Clark
Sanders
Dixon
Collins
England to Send Entire Channel Squadron for Columbian Review
The Times reports official naval circles say England plans to dispatch the whole channel squadron if the Prince of Wales visits the Columbian fair for the naval review.
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the Times
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