House Prayers Highlight Milburns Appeal and Debates
The House opened with Chaplain Milburn lamenting the deaths of Clarence and Avondale, urging faith and consolation in Jesus Christ. Debates on Milburn’s resolutions followed, with parties debating approval and timing while committee print discussions loom.
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Yasuinoton
Milburn
Bouteile
Tennes
Holman
Debsidies
Bto U5
Ryan
House
Tennessee
Sherman Talks on Senate Term and Presidential Prospects
World dispatch from Pittsburg reports Senator Sherman nói he is glad to be re elected to the Senate and may retire if he serves the full term. He advised Blaine not to accept the Republican nomination due to health and noted Harrison faced strong opposition in Ohio if renominated.
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New York
Pittsburg
Sherman
Washington
Senate
Blaine
Harrison
Ohio
Notable lecture in Asheville on Money and Morals
The Asheville audience filled a large hall for a lecture by Hon Henry Patterson on Money and Morals. Mr Waterson sparked the audience with a hour and a half talk and Patterson spoke forcefully. The piece notes Patterson's expected attendance at Washington City for the Democratic executive meeting.
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Alti State Chronicle
Astleyvy le
N.C
Asheville
Henry Patterson
Waterson
Washington City
Wake Forest Opens New Year With Rising Enrollment
Wake Forest in North Carolina reports a strong start to January with 200 students present and expectant grows toward 240 by February and possibly 500 later. Examinations finished and faculty and students begin the New Year term under improved prospects.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Trade decline shows 330 business failures in week
R G Dun & Co reports 287 U S failures and 43 in Canada in the past seven days, total 330, down from 435 the prior week and 529 two weeks earlier. Year ago totals were 411 with 360 U S and 51 Canada failures.
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United Pr
New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Miners Headed to Arkansas Mines from Coal Creek
Miners from the Coal Creek region march toward the Oneita mines in Arkansas owned by Chattanooga interests. About one hundred men and their families plan emigration. Eastern State mine regions report encouraging conditions and little prospect of further trouble.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Coal Creek
Oneita
Arkansas
Anarchists Attack a Town Despatches Report Barbos Action
Despatches from Barbos in Anda lusie report anarchists attacked the town and were repulsed after heavy fighting and repeated cavalry charges. A number of arrests have been made.
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Mapriv
Barbos
Andalusie
Cadiz
Sailor Drowns After Falling From Schooner Hartman
A crewman aboard the Schooner K H Hartman fell overboard about a mile above Newport News yesterday morning. Despite a strong current, he did not surface and drowned. The incident was reported by United Press from Norfolk Virginia.
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Norfolk
K. H. Hartman
Newport News
Simmons Liver Regulator Praise Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as the best medicine for biliousness and headache from H. H. Jones of Macon Georgia, urging readers to trust its curative claim.
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Simmons
H. H. Jones
Macon
Debate Over Chilean Crisis Sparks War Talk in Washington
Washington experts split on the outcome of the Baltimore incident with Chile. Some officials foresee war, others expect arbitration or quiet State Department action as the correspondence heads to Congress for review next week.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Chili
Baltimore
Valparaiso
State Department
Congress
Remey
Vallejo
Washington
Capitol
Department F of State
Sullivan Signs Temperance Pledge with Murphy's Brigade
John L. Sullivan, after a night of heavy drinking, signed the temperance pledge yesterday in Tacoma. Murphy met him, and Duncan Harrison and manager Frank Moran agreed to join the Blue Ribbon Brigade after a brief discussion. The event follows Sullivan's reported commitment to sobriety and marks a public stance for the temperance movement.
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Tacoma
Wash
John L. Sullivan
Murphy
Blue Ribbon Brigade
Sullivan
Duncan Harrison
Frank Moran
Blue Ribbon
Livan
Ivan
Train wreck near Northern ville kills two aboard
A Duluth to Grand Port passenger train derailed after hitting a broken sleeper, plunging down an embankment. The car caught fire leaving Mrs. Ed Andrews and Miss Lilly Wallace missing and later presumed instantly killed. Twenty others were seriously injured and rescued as flames raged.
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Minh
Ville
Duluth
Grand
Ed Andrews
Lilly Wallace
Ose
Big Strike Threat Looms Over Fifeshire Workers
Agitation among coal and iron workers in Fifeshire grows intense raising the prospect of a strike involving about 12,000 men. Epinsure notes tension flaring as January 15 looms.
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Epinsure
Coal and Iron
Fifeshire
Cheating the Devil in a Ward Tale
A fragment recalls Ward and Hanks in a grim exchange. Randall notes Hanks left Ward to be cremated, implying a final parting tied to a controversial end.
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Ward
Old Hanks
Randall
The Dead Prince Ireland Joins In Grief Across Channel
Reports from Lonpos January 15 describe widespread mourning across Great Britain for the late heir presumptive. The funeral is expected to pass through London to Windsor with private services at Sandringham favored by the Queen and royal family.
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Lonpos
London
Windsor
Frogmore
Prince Consort
Clarence
Avondale
the of Wales
Laking
England
Scotland
Ireland
May
Channel
Pation
World Fair committee renews NC exhibit push
The executive committee of the Board of Agriculture set aside funds for collecting exhibits and prepared a brief appeal urging full public cooperation. Jr. Peter M. Wilson was elected chairman of the collections committee as it plans to report March 9. The group invites correspondence and expects strong participation at the North Carolina exhibit for the Chicago Fair.
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Board of Agriculture
Peter M. Wilson
North Carolina
Col.Keogh
South
Newbern
Col
Firie Sh Creshibit
Street Car Service Halted As Engines Fail
The Visitor reports no cars will run for a month due to breakdown of two engines. The builder contracted to keep engines repaired until new ones were ready, but the old engines were overworked and worn out. New engines were to be delivered in sixty days, with about twenty-five to thirty days elapsed, so service may resume in thirty to forty days.
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L. P. Hall
Ballard & Co Makes Creditors’ Assignment in Franklinton
The Franklin Times reports the firm B. W. Ballard & Co of Franklinton has assigned for the benefit of creditors. Mr N. Y. Gulley is listed as a signee. The Chronicle laments Mr Ballard’s misfortune and expects him to recover with better times.
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Franklin Times
B. W. Ballard & Co
Franklinton
N. Y. Gulley
Ballard
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