Martial Law Extended in Rio Janeiro Amid Arrests
Advices from The Herald's Rio correspondent report martial law extended indefinitely amid unsettled conditions. Senator Pinheiro Machado and other high public officials have been arrested on accusations of conspiring against President Moraes, causing a sensational stir in Rio Janeiro due to the involved figures.
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Not Guilty Verdict In Bickel Banking Case
The jury in the Bickel case returns a verdict of not guilty. Bickel, former vice president and in charge of Minnesota Savings bank, was accused of violating state banking laws. The decision follows multiple indictments against him.
Miners’ Group in Tucson Region Sold by Boston Owners
San Ravi mine group near Tucson comprising seven well developed mines has been closed by New York capitalists from Boston owners. Count Manfred von Matuschka of Silesia and Miss Ella Walker of Detroit were married in Detroit on Tuesday. Miss Walker is granddaughter of Hiram Walker founder of Walkerville distillery.
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Maryland man who fears snakes not at all
William F. Witmer of Wolfsville Maryland is described as immune to snake venom and fearless before vipers copperheads and rattlers. He lets deadly snakes bite his bare arm then removes them and claims to tame animals with a mysterious inherited power, having been bitten hundreds of times without ill effect.
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Prince Confuses National Emblem with Two-Headed Eagle
A German tale recounts a Russian grand duke visiting Berlin who, while hunting, mistook the symbol on Prussian decorations for a two headed eagle. The hunter explains it is an eagle with one head, prompting the prince's surprised reaction. The anecdote highlights differences in symbolism and royal education in the early nineteenth century.
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Extremely Literal Mat ter of Fact Man Burglary Tale
A man wakes to a naked burglar at his foot with a pistol aimed at his head. The burglar threatens death if he moves. The man replies that moving would prove he is alive and suggests the burglar misreads his words. The tale ends without describing the burglar’s fate.
Man in fur-trimmed coat sparks theater confrontation
In front of a theater, witnesses discussed a stylish man wearing a fur-trimmed overcoat. One observer claimed he is lucky to have such attire in the weather, while another remarked he may be lucky or he may be an actor, reflecting lingering discontent.
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Dialogue Interlude From Judy Scene Hinting Family Tears
A brief exchange centering on affection and concerns about a mother figure. She asks if love is for her alone, while he jokes about not wanting the mother constantly present, revealing underlying tensions and tenderness in their relationship.
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Maryland Senate Deadlock in Joint Session for U.S. Senator
In Annapolis the Maryland General Assembly held three ballots for a U.S. senator without result. Democrats and bolting Republicans show unity in Baltimore city delegation as coalition talks swirl. Rumors point to Malster or Shaw as potential Republican allies, with protracted sessions likely through January 1900. In Berlin The Cologne Gazette argues Kiao Chou is German property and that war could be declared without bundesrath input, limiting foreign claims and giving Germany leeway on trade and customs relations.
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Ohio Investigation Delayed by Witness Illness
Columbus Jan 22 The senatorial bribery inquiry did not reach the senate as expected. The committee planned a report recommending arrest and punishment for contempt but delayed due to illness of Mr. Hollenbeck of Chardon. He was sent home and will return to testify when recovered.
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Tennessee Democrats Face Prolonged Senate Deadlock
In Nashville on January 22 the Democratic legislative caucus failed to nominate after fourteen ballots for the U S Senate seat. Supporters of each candidate remain firm, signaling a likely extended deadlock as the party struggles to unite behind a single nominee.
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Ohio River Mass Rising At Five Inches An Hour
Cincinnati reports the Ohio river rising rapidly after a heavy rain began at 4 0 o'clock. The stage at 11 o'clock stood at 44 ft 6 in and rising five inches per hour. From 8 to 9 the rise was six inches, unprecedented for conditions now. If rain ends, a stage near 52 feet would likely follow.
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Chamberlain Denounces European Concert as Discredit
London January 21 Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain secretary of state for the colonies defends government policy at Liverpool amid Liberal attacks. He says the impotence of the European concert is a discredit to all powers and that reserve of right and independence to take isolated action may be our duty though risky. The Standard and Daily News call the statement significant.
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Hicks Beach Warns Canada Of Naval Burden Shift
Lonpox Jan 21 Sir Michael Hicks Beach, chancellor of the exchequer, told Bristol that coming budget estimates will show the government keeps up navy standards. He criticized Canada for contributing almost nothing to imperial naval defense and warned of a future rude awakening if Canada does not address the matter.
Bill to Oust Grosvenor in Gerrymander Move
Commsus Jan 22 Senator Fink introduces a bill to redraw the state congressional districts with the aim to defeat Congressman Grosvenor and install a Democrat in his seat. The measure openly seeks Grosvenor's removal.
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McCoy Posts Forfeit to Fight Corbett or Fitzsimmons
New York January 22 report says Kid McCoy posts a $5,000 forfeit to a sporting paper as the stake to challenge either James J Corbett or Bob Fitzsimmons for the world heavyweight title.
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Hood's Sar saparilla and Hood's Pills advertise
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