Liberal Leaders Seek Arbitration in Venezuela Case
Olive Branch dispatches report Liberal and Conservative leaders urging pacific settlement of the Venezuelan boundary dispute. Queen Victoria’s speech and subsequent Commons debate highlight support for arbitration and improved Anglo American relations, with emphasis on the Monroe doctrine as a limit on intervention and a cooperative commission to share information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sure
Faa
Great Hritain
Atlantic
Goschen
Cecada
Cate Harcourt
William Harcourt
Taie
Lord Salisbury
United Sisters
Great Britain
Sygium
Greece
Turkey
United States
United States OF America
William Vernon Harecourt
More Empty Graves and a Brain Photograph Debated
Feb 12 reports from Ma and N Nebraska describe grave robbing suspicions at Union cemetery with three graves opened and two coffins filled with sand while a potential brain photography experiment faced delays. Edison’s experiment paused pending full assurance of first class conditions. Sam Woods widow in Kansas pushes for a $100 monthly pension through a special bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raseas
Union Cemetery
Ators B Co
Edison
Bare Woods
Sam Woods
Kansas
Lawnener
Kan
Kansas University
L. L Blake
Department of Physics
A S Dunstan
Blake
Bank of Commerce failure in Newkirk hits assets versus liabilities
The Newkirk Bank of Commerce failed with a receiver appointed. The latest statement shows assets exceeding liabilities by over 0,000, though the exact figures are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bank of Commerce of Newkirk
Civil Service Debate Spurs Patronage Attacks in Senate
Washington Feb 12 A Senate session spotlighted Secretary Carlisle and civil service methods as critics denounced delays in hiring as proof the civil service commission was rundown. Senators blamed patronage power, with calls to curb executive influence while noting Treasury and interstate commissions. The debate closed as the session adjourned. In Carcase Illinois two Republican delegates Samuel Raymond and Graeme Stewart were chosen for the national convention with no instructions, likely to back Cullom if nominated, while Edwin D. Cooke won renomination to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilate
Washington
Carlisle
Senate
Chandler
Civil Service Commission
Lodge
Massachusetts
Allen
Civil Service
Public Service
inter-State Commerce Commission
Walcett
Welch
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Colorado
White House
Catlom
Carcase
Illinois
Samuel Raymond
Graeme Stewart
Messrs Raymond
Stewart
Senator Collom
Allons
Cullom
Raymond
Reed
Allison
Edwin D. Cooke
Congress
Vigilantes Hold Up Two Men in Nebraska
Interviewed by Vigilantes, O’Neal Nebraska Feb 12 Joseph Ryan nine known buyer and Charles Bigier five ranchmen were held up by masked men believed to be members of the old Vigilantes. They were bound men questioned about cattle purchases and then released after a perilous threat in a ravine. Both men are respectable and the incident caused a sensational stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neal
Neb
Joseph Ryan
Charles Bigier
Nebraska
Radicals Back Arbitration Plan in Commons
Radical party members in the House of Commons agreed to back the general principle of arbitration for disputes between Great Britain and the United States. A separate report notes a shooting incident in Newton Tow Keb where Charles Phares killed a jeweler R T Smith and himself, with Smith still alive but not expected to survive. A further item claims election registration efforts by Deputy Commissioner Herman Williams failed in the Second ward, with only 240 voters registered after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowves
Radical Party
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Blownie
Newton
Charles Phares
R. ‘T. Smith
Thes
Smith
Ion
McManters
Varione
Baseo
Herman Williams
Consul predicts Fitzsimmons Maher fight will occur
From Juarez El Paso reports Colonel Buford says the big fight will take place and that he has secret Washington instructions. Mexican governors seek to prevent it while Juarez Mayor Arriela and Governor Abumadia say they will cooperate as far as possible. The event draws crowds, with bets and arrangements forming as Arizona and Sonora prospects emerge for a cross border bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Buford
Americas
St Juarez
Washington
Gcht
Baford
Chihuahua
Juarez
Miguel Abamada
Chihushua
Mexican Central Railway Station
Abumadia
Tito Arriela
City of
Irea
Gght
Bnosk Rertor
Dan Stuart
Tero O'Rourke
Pelectet
Nul
William A. Brady
al Smith
Corbett
Governor pardons Hazel Elliott on WCTU recommendation
Governor Mortis grants clemency to Hazel Elliott, serving two six month terms in Wyandotte jail for liquor selling. Petitioners claim Elliott faced retaliation by relatives, citing protective motives. The pardon follows a WCTU of Kansas City Kansas recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnsel Elliott
Kansas City
Kansas
Mortis
Hazel Elliott
Wyandotte
Elliott
Mystery Still Unsolved in Pearl Bryan Tragedy
No progress today toward solving the Pearl Bryan case from Fort Thomas. Investigations found Pearl willingly trusted her betrayer Scott Jackson on January 27, denying postmortem crime theories. Reports of two colored girls under Newport bridge were deemed unreliable and a Kentucky witness heard screams near Fort Thomas. Detectives pursue late-night vehicle sightings. no trace of the outcome found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bryan
Crxctswatt
Ohio
Med
Fort Thomas
Scott Jackson
Jam
Holworth
Indianapolis
Newport Bridge
Kentucky
Covington
Newport
Syndicate to Seize Illinois Coal Lands and Build Rival Road
Feb 12 Strong syndicate reportedly bought 11 000 acres of Illinois coal lands with at least 75 000 100 tons of bituminous coal and plans a road into Chicago to rival the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, risking a coal rate war with nearby lines including Wabash Hig and Illinois Central.
Deserted McKinley for Reed in Oklahoma paper
Gunite Ohio Feb 12 The Daily State Capitol, a leading Republican paper of the Territory, dropped William McKinley from its editorials and endorsed Reed for President, praising his friendship with Oklahoma in Congress and urging a solid Oklahoma delegation for him. William Riggin of Danville THL cut threats of two men. He pleads UUs OS BL EXCES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Reed
Gunite
Ohio
Daily State Capitol
Territory
William McKinley
Neary
Oklahoma
Congress
William Riggin
Danville
Murder at Victor Ends in Death and Lynch Talk
The Victor hotel saw a brutal murder as Charles Holland shot E O Maxfield in the bar. Maxfield collapsed and died after a second shot as a bystander struck Holland with the weapon. The incident sparked excitement and threats of lynching. Separately Haven mine sale nears completion with Whitney group taking control via staged payments. The Index lode sale also occurred. A failed cartridge thwarted a second shooting in Cherie Creex where two men quarreled over a poker loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carte Carex
Victor
Maxfield
Miners’ Union
Charles Holland
Subgarbera
Victor Record
Holland
Rose Stodderd
Haven
J. Parker Whitney
Boston
Hayden Gold Mining Company
J. Chapman
J. L. Reardon
Cherie Creex
Orst
Great 1 Hank Offering Ex-Governor Beaver in New York
Ex Governor James Beaver of Pennsylvania and Reverend William Hubbard visit New York to raise two hundred thousand dollars for the Presbyterian church. They cite need to address church debts totaling about five hundred thousand dollars and back a Reunion Anniversary fund of one million nine hundred thousand dollars to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the church reunion. An executive committee, including Hubbard and Beaver, leads the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
New York
Presbyterian Church
James Beaver
Pennsylvania
Iiliam Hubbard
Mr. Beaver
Pittsburg
Presbytery Church of the
United States
Armenian Troubles Theme At Roxbury Lecture
Mrs Julie Ward Howe spoke on Armenia and the Armenians at Ruggles Street Baptist Church Roxbury last evening urging precedence of humanity over diplomacy. She argued the Armenian case must be judged by equity and the atrocities suffered by Christians, not by convenience of nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Ward Howe
Baston
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
Jane W. Howe
Armenia
Mra Howe
Shot Theower Floured Annoyed Passengers on a Trail
Three young men on a New Rochelle New Haven line shot at passengers then aimed at a crosstown car. A grain hit an old man, others brushed the shots off. On arrival in New York, a man exacted revenge by striking one shooter with a suit case, sending him into the mud. The trio fled, while one recovered his case and boarded the elevated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New York Herald
New Rochelle
New York
6Th Avenue
14Th Street
Sth Street
8Th Street
New York World
The Nerves and Thumbs Test in Public Stairs Car
A former invalid recalls a nerve specialist claim that watching thumbs reveals nerve health. He notes many women involuntarily move thumbs in public, fewer men do. The piece contrasts a train incident where a well dressed woman causes a flirtatious, noisy dispute among passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Gazette
Contagion of Crime and a Doctor Sued for Damages
An excerpt notes Dr Aubry used a famed criminal family to illustrate crime contagion in his book. A grandchild of the convict couple sued the doctor, claiming emotional distress from the researcher’s remarks about the grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubry
Well Paid Governess and German Census Figures
A well paid English governess to the king of Spain earns about 4500 dollars yearly, with some believing she earns every cent. The German census shows empire population at 51,758,464, a rise of 2,329,894 in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Spain
Germany
Empire
Harper's Bazar and Harper's Magazine Readers Note
Unclear OCR text mentions Harper and Brothers postal offers. Free postage to subscribers in the United Bias Canada and Meaxteo. Box 669 MN city address appears. No coherent event or date. fragmentary notice likely about subscriptions or distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Amd Meaxteo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olive Branch
England
Uncle Sam
Venezuela
Queen Victoria
Browning
Sfiven
Henry Payne
Nathan Call
Payne
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Dugene Uaanel
PR. S
Haanel
Bortons Tree
Poorlass Steam Laundry
Novates
Ariz
Sonora
Arizona
Proxsix
Fet
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Yuma
Toosan
Aleghes
Tate Seneca
Kam
Eranle McDonell
Goffs
Frank McDonell
Penesylvania
Woas
Hasnisanitu
Haywood
Harrisburg
Senator Quay
St. Louis
Koontve Whitney
Jackson, Misn
Oon
Navy
Whitney
Daniel Sullivan
San Antonio
Stratton - Hutton-Evans Commission Company
J. M. Chithim
Madagascar
Pour Loc
Mauritius
Reunion
Antoninarivo
Duorges
Jaws
Milton Bros’ Buck
Earlville
Neiighbors
Exouxosten
Petiton
Warrensburg
Hattie Winkler
Knobnoster Post Ofice
Johnson County
Jameson County
Ohia Crucixyatt
Samuel A. Crother & Co
Leesburg
John J. Lentz
Lentz
Judson Harmon
Cleveland
Freeport
Threeport
Bartlett Hardware Company
Warner Manufacturing Company
Starz Jounsan
Hood
Mt. Gowran
Filmore House
Fillmore
California
Cerecea
Taro
Forest and Stream Pub.d
P.O. Box
New York City
ST. Denis
Broadway
Llth Streets
Grace Church
Wow Fork
Mont
Hosal
Kes
Wiltlam Taylor
St. Deas
Goth
Mayes & Patton
Maiutact Necessy de Awinna Tignes Foresters
E. B. Guild
Harper’s Bazar
Harper's Bazar
BAZAR
Paris
Berlin
Drassmaker
Kirumiya
Mantra Lauren Poot
Jerome
E. Winarne
Janare
Harper Brothers
Harper's Periodicals
Bapar's Magazine
Harper’s Waniy
Herpore Round Table
Atures Harper & Brothers P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!