Anti polygamy amendment center parley at capital
Lense Committon on Judiciary faced crowded hearings on a constitutional reform to ban polygamy with religious leaders missionaries and reform groups urging action. Speakers included bishops and ministers condemning polygamy and highlighting Mormon practices in Montana Idaho and Colorado.
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Mra. James
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Global wartime and disaster notes across distant fronts
British militia ordered to prepare for embarkation. Hangchow powder explosion kills 100 and destroys a village. Plague cases rise in Hong Kong. deaths linked to ongoing outbreaks. Reports from Tokyo and Berlin cover pacific theater events, economic strains, and public safety incidents. Multiple European tensions and colonial affairs color the global outlook as nations respond to crises.
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Idaho
Hongkong
Sir No Terrane
New Treaty Debate and Silver Issue Dominate Capitol
The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee chair criticizes the proposed Nicaragua canal treaty with Great Britain, arguing ratification would devalue the canal project and overturn the Monroe and Clayton–Bulwer provisions. Senator Jones of Arkansas backs a free silver substitute to the currency bill, easing minting and legal tender rules for silver. Fourteen people injured and extensive property damage reported after a tornado near Collinsville and surrounding areas, with miners hardest hit and communities grieving.
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Abeanstone
Monroe Morkeing
Hepburn
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Nicaragua
Geant Heilain
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Uris
Jones
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United States
Plague in Buenos Ayres and War News Amid Strife
A chaotic dispatch notes heat and sunstrokes in Buenos Aires, grave diggers demanding higher wages, and a San Francisco protest echoing foreign turmoil. Reports touch on Aguinaldo possibly leaving Luzon, and testimony looming before the congressional committee on the Philippine affair.
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Frida
Bodlow
Semetey
Train Robbery Attempt on Southbound Passenger Train
An attempted $50,000 train robbery occurred north of Perry Oklahoma as a southbound passenger train slowed after bells rang. Bandits failed to board. officers pursued the robbers. In other items, politicians discuss direct elections, monetary policy, and global tensions.
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Perry
Oiklahoma
Someoue
Lawton Rest with Nation in Arlington Tribute
National cemetery at Arlington honored Maj Geo Beary W Lawton with a funeral service and a church ceremony drawing the army navy and civic figures from Washington. Lawton praised for Civil War era leadership and frontier campaigns, with the Lawton fund exceeding founders’ expectations in tribute to his service and character. British reports and Boer War dispatches follow from the front, noting bombardments and maneuvers around Ladysmith and Chieveley.
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Artington
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Navy
Washington
Lawton
Yalle Geronimo
Lawton Fund
America
Suspected Killers of Goebel Arrested Near Frankfort
Two men tied to the Goebel murder case are jailed in Frankfort Kentucky. Silat Jones of Whitley County and Vottehnik of Nelson County face the arrest amid police pursuit for leads on the governor's slaying. Officer statements focus on the crash after the executive building shooting and the fate of suspect Marlon Whittaker. Police seek more details from witnesses and monitor the Richmond Madison county area.
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Feidey
Silat Jones
Whittley County
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Nefaan
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Richmond
Madiaon Canpty
Insurgent Activity and War News Across Albay and Beyond
Coverage mixes military actions in Albay with reports on Boer artillery in South Africa, British and American troop movements, and political developments in the United States. It notes occupation patterns, desertion in towns, and counterinsurgency measures. Also included are remarks on the Isthmian Canal Treaty, immigration tensions in California, and finance and banking tensions in the Northeast.
Theater of War In South Africa Warns Movement Gains On Front
Telegraphs from front describe a developing British initiative in the South African theater. General Buller reportedly holds Rope Hill and repulsed a Moorish counterattack near Splennop and Doorm Kloot. Me thuen and Roberts shift forces, with Storkstroom encounters and Ladysmith defense drawing attention. Boer reports note one failed Boer attempt to relieve pressure, while overall activity suggests a broader forward movement.
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Storkstroom
Ware
Butters
Ladysmith
Adoxen Gurrespondanta
Wensor
Buller
Republican Legislators Stand With Governor Taylor
London Ky reports a tense scene as Governor Taylor's stance prompts calls for unity. Legislators pledge their support and their lives to uphold the elector returns, amid warnings against compromising constitutional rights. Separate weather and stock updates follow, noting frigid conditions across several states and related disruptions.
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Explorer William Henry Gilder Dead at Morristown NX
The explorer William Henry Gilder, brother of Richard Watson Gilder, died at Wintome in Morristown NX. Born in Philadelphia in 1898, he served as second in command of the Pantin expedition led by Lt. Frederick Schwabe, which traced a 3250 mile sledge route in King Williamland. The cabinet meeting closed with mentions of the Philippine commission and Judge Taft.
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Morristown
Philadelphia
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King Willintawland
Senate finance panel backs international bimetallism aim
The senate finance committee reported a new provision stating the act should not hinder bimetallic aims if adopted by leading commercial nations and at a ratio ensuring permanent gold and silver value. Representative Jones of Washington urged the Alaska cable project as the best route. Honolulu records 34 rubinic plague cases by January 15 with 27 deaths, largely in native and Chinese quarters.
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Molders River Battle Report Sparks Uncertain Boer Victory
Jutian Ralph, special correspondent for Colilor's Weekly, offers an account of the Molder River engagement. He notes it remains unclear who won, with some claiming Boer victory while Ralph suggests different outcomes. The piece also mentions maritime incidents and health remedy ads interwoven with the report.
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Peally
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Nervous Women Seek Relief With Lydia Pinkham’s Aid
A 19th century tirade on female illness claims many women suffer nervous breakdowns from monthly distress. It promotes Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as prompt relief and cites letters of cures as proof. The article urges nervous women to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice, free of charge, at Lynn Massachusetts.
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