Brewer Talks Tenorant Named for the Commission
A local report notes that Brewer discusses a tenant named Yras Tenorant being mentioned for a commission role. The item highlights potential appointment movements and community reaction to the nomination.
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Yras Tenorant
McKinley May Lead at First but Allison Could Win
National politics report from St Louis outlines possible shifts in presidential race. References McKinley Morton Reed Fuller Huerrivan and possible vice presidential picks. Conjecture on Veneseels commission and convention dynamics in a crowded field.
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McKinley
Allison
Lerma Dee
James David J. Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
St Luisco
San Antonio
Texey
Justice Dréwer
Jomerday
Great Britain
Mina
Veneseels Commission
Provident
Cleveland
Fuller
Huerrivan
McKinlay
Morton
Rey
Reed
Tim
St. Louis
Bank officials urged to verify bank condition and cash
State Genk Commissioner Breidenthal warned bank directors that they are responsible for the bank’s condition. He urged them to count cash and check accounts with correspondents to know exact finances. Failure to perform duties could expose them to liability.
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Vissionee Breitenthal
Genk
Breidenthal Engeet
Heer Sa Tie
Buzikea
Kanwaa
Thas
Vie Cesbler
Davies
Li Hong Chang Relegated From Viceroy of Grant Province
Correspondent at New Taln China reports Li Hong Chang has been removed from his viceroy post in the grant province, relegated to a temple in Peking with his family in reduced circumstances. The article notes the apparent end of official splendor and ceremonial honors.
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New Taln
China
Li Hong Chang
Peking
Grant Province
Hood
Fareaparilla
Pereon
Haywards
Three Silver Groups Unite Into National Bimetallic Union
Negotiations among the American Bimetallic Union, National Bimetallic Union, and National Silver committee culminate in a plan for consolidation. Headquarters will be in Culengas at 154 Monroe Street with branches in Washington and San Francisco. A Washington conference on January 24 will outline action affecting next year’s politics.
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Pee Dee
American Bimetallic League
National Bimetallic Union
National Silver Committee
United States
Unization
Sateete Cy A Ameriam Gimetallic Union
Ty Princtice
Gen- T Headquabtors
Beta Culengas
Monroe Street
Washington
San Francisco
Porigos
United Organization
Denounces a Pastor in California Episcopal Church
Excitement in Pianerville California as Bishop Wingfeld denounces Rev C C Pierce longtime pastor. Vestry meeting to decide removal, crowds threaten violence, pastor condemned amid congregation showing support. Oakland murder involves brother in law over whisky quarrel.
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Pianerville
Cal
Phacenomis
Wingfeld
California
CC. Pierce
Winfield
Pierre
Congregation EU
Pierce
Brief News Roundup From Early 1900s Era
A compact digest notes postmaster term expirations in January and political views on tariff and bond bills. It cites labor inquiry calls, a Cairo Illinois mill fire, a forgery conviction in Scots County Arkansas, and a Louisiana party shift to Reed for President. Also mentioned are railroad tie losses in the valley, a drowned Jones family in the Sac River, a Civic federation detective severities with no convictions, Armenian fate post bombardment, exiled Pole relocation, US nonrecognition of Turkey’s warship exclusion, Landis appointed beef trust prosecutor, and talks on a Germany US extradition treaty.
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Palmer
Knights of Labor
D. Wright
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Cairo
Thomas N. Duncan
Scots County
Arkansas
Louisiana Republican Committee
Reed
Doad
Dass Valley
Jones
Sac River
Civic Federation
Alton
Zoiuun
Wolling
Engisud
Bhaat
United States
Turkey
Dardanelles
Renesew Landis
Gresham
State House of Jackson
Big zinc smelter merger to unite Missouri and Kansas plants
The largest mining deal in Missouri history aims to fuse nearly all zinc smelters into one management by January 1. About $2 million will be supplied by New York and Connecticut financiers. I. F. Hobart leads the effort through the Kansas and Texas Coal interests, with two Indian smelters joining this Southward Missouri district consolidation.
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St. Louis
Dee
Missouri
New York
Converticut
I. F. Hobart
Kausesami Texas Coal Company
Pittsburg
Kansas
Bew Company
Southwort Missouri
Transvaal Issue Displaces Venezuelan Question in Public Interest
Disparate dispatches from Capetown Paris and Terriy push Transvaal to forefront, with Paris reporting the Debats on London Times stance and British policy toward Transvaal. Meanwhile Weldon scene sees deliberate homicide verdict after a fatal shooting of State Senator W H Taylor by John A Pace. Rocky Mountain Postal Telegraph organized in Denver region seeks to expand lines with Helena leading, bonds $100000 planned for construction.
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Puris
Capetown
Paris
Terriy
Transvaal
London Times
Kyeuld
Sau
Webatw
England
Aieshabie Tombian
Coster
W. HL Taylor
John A. Pace
Weldon
Jones
Waller
Sherri Newell
Aod
Pace
Taylor
Derxvre
Colo
Tre
Helena
Mont
Rocky Mountain Postal Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountain Telegraph Composy
Montana
Ogden
Salt Lake
Denver
Postal Telegraph Company
Spokane
Cheyenne
Towa Indians Lease 15000 Acres on Kaw Reservation
The Towa and Kaw tribes closed a lease for 15000 acres in Kaw lands. The towns plan a village and to live off rental of their fee lands east of the reservation. They complain of separation on allotments and mistreatment by white neighbors, aiming to live freely.
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Gurinik
Okia
Tee
Devastating Hartford Fire Follows Past Disasters
Reports describe a major fire in Hartford county seat damaging the business center and destroying much of the town after cyclones and prior blazes. J E Joyce identified as likelihood in misidentified death case. Sultan orders troops to escort missionaries amid empire unrest. An inquest blames the audience for a theater disaster. Local groups push drive to secure the Democratic national convention.
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Emposta
Kan
Hartford
Thi
Pastor Brown’s extortion case shocks San Francisco church
Rev. 0. Brown, pastor of First Congregational, accuses Mrs. Mary A. Davidson of blackmail. He says she and Miss Overman conspired to ruin his reputation, demanding payments totaling $500 down and $350 monthly for years. Davidson admits aiding payments and alleges Brown confessed love for Overman. Church members express shock as he seeks to clear his name.
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Dr. Brown
Bf Overman
Tacoma
Davidson
Miss Overman
San Francisco
Herocklyn
Philadelphia
Radin
Davidson Saya
First Congregational Church
Brown
Ham
Brutal lynching of white couple in Kentucky
In Lesaxon Kentucky two miles from town a mob burned to death Mrs Thomas West and William Deveres. The murdered pair were found in the ruins of West s home after pleas for mercy failed. The white-haired man shot and burned with his partner as a child watched in horror. No arrests yet. an inquest was held and investigations continue.
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Lesaxon
Thomas West
William Deveres
West Homestead
Sam West
Mra West
Theveres
Jeader
Deverers
Hite
Ruan
Nepro
Pai Deveres
Deveres
Bei Mont
Sapantigh
Justice Nare
Campos Honored Demonstration At Mavana In Spain
Havana reports a vast demonstration by Conservatives autonomists reformists Spaniards Cyubars and others in honor of General Campos. About 40 000 people joined a display of sympathy for the Spanish cause, uniting diverse groups in a grand show of support.
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Mavana
Pepsiar
Spain
Havana
Campos
Sinesna
Wealthy New York fashions and society notes in December
A column from Gotham outlines social trends in New York including interviews with a famed diva, fashion excesses such as ribbons and badges, and the rise of grotesque decor. It highlights Mrs Leslie Carter, Judge Roger Pryor's daughter Pryor, and Police Captain Peter Conlin, noting social rituals, spending on dress and hats, and elite drawing rooms with vaudeville and grand opera personalities.
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Efe
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Fes
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Indy
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Roger Pryor
Virginia
Leslie Carter
Maryland
Berkeley
Teather
Gardeville
Seria Comia Singere
Grand Opera
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Aefa
Puebla
Far West
Mexico
Fiji
Greatewell
Peter Conlin
William 4
Florence
Roosevelt
Conlin
Harlem
Eprra
Sesstons
Terran
Harper's Bazar January 1894 overview and contents
This notice outlines Harper's Bazar twenty-ninth year issue structure for January 1894. It highlights fashion (New York, Paris, and global designs), patterns for home sewing and gowns, departments on women’s topics, short fiction by American writers, labor and capital discussions, and reader correspondence. It also notes subscription terms and Harper Brothers address.
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Paalsla Oette
Fashion Tauragl
BAZAR
Parle
Berlin
New York
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Rataannym de Fonest
Paris
Gerald
Maria Louisa Poot
Jerome
Ikbor
Bote
Post Office
Harper & S Brothers
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