Troops Ordered to Arctic Garrisons for Alaska
The War Department issued orders establishing Arctic garrisons from Alaska to the East and Depart- ments. Units include Seventh Infantry and Company A, with transfers to the Alaska department. Port Valdez and St Michael are mentioned, with embarkment deadlines in May and June. Generals Kendrick and Vascrutalodeckath oversee Arctic deployment.
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Arctic
Washington
Feb
War Department
Garri Fone
Lingpe
Infantesy-nore
Alaska
Etatind
Port Valdes
WII
Mentor
Nes
Kendrick
John Vascrutalodeckath
Aunt Susan's Birthday Fifty Anniversary Celebrated in Grand Style
A public celebration in Hightieth Anniversary style honors Aunt Susan for a lifetime of suffrage work. Speakers include national leaders and longtime allies as marchers in the Lafayette Opera House recount milestones in the women’s rights movement.
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Susan
Local Society Notes From Dated Celebration
A fragmented account from a Colorado based USC silver loving group references Emily Risnards of Wink Wyoming Nelise Woods of The ett trom and Virgins M Shafrom of Colorado. The piece mentions a four diamond token representation of enfranchised states and a reception with several officials and residents attending.
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M. Shafrom
Colorado
USC
Emily & Risnards
Wink
Nelise Woods
Trust Journal to Launch in Chicago After Convention
A new Trust Journal will be launched in Chicago following a recent convention. Plans include a focus on community matters and various listed individuals, with W. T. Biges named editor and Demel L Crule as managing editor, aiming to create a dedicated publication for socialist topics and related advertising.
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Chicago
Fab
Courtneys
W. T. Biges
Demel L Crule
Court of Honor Adjourns at State Meeting Elects Officers
The state Court of Honor adjourned after electing officers including Yat Murphy of Leavenworth WH Renpy Republic City and Judge T W Willis Kingman as editors to the meeting. Officers listed include J J Post Clyde chanceler Mon Flote Thireh Oberlin verif, J M Tunny Kirwh nent rhancerlir J Johnsen Kaban chaplains Mex den Wioler Norton rondactor Wm Row Jey Ewlleente quand 163 Copes Awh isot Treawarer AW it Hamilton Kansas City recordry Dr J WS Cross Plain ville Frank Swart St Jon FLW Greenrays Humboldt Teremiah Bailie eur Hutchinson W D Snell Kansas City JC Day Logan board of ge rHelora
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Court of Honor
Yat Murphy
Leavenworth
WH Renpy
Republic City
T W. Willis
Kingman
J. J. Post
Clyde
Chanceliw
Mon Flote Thireh
Oberlin
Vier Chancefior
J. M. Tunny
Kirwh
Nent Rhancerlir
J. Johnsen
Kansas City
JC. Day
Logan
Board of gerHelora
Unclear scanned notice from Bucan View area
Fragmentary OCR text describes storm impact near Nas bee and Cite Parked with desecrated rows. Mentions Colorado and Southern ruin and a person named Burt Paee TaN Hep Nhe Cad Truth. Lacks coherent events or dates.
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Grr
Bucan View
Cot
Rob
Neasren
Colorado
Harrison Faces Socialist Clash at Republican Club
George B. Harrison drew Socialist and Flambeau Club ire at a Republican Plumbeau meeting. Charged by Oscar Swayse with acting irresponsibly, Harrison resigned from Socialist Propaganda, arguing Republicans should remain independent. He warned socialism risks delaying progress and criticized tying to the Socialist or Democratic parties. Colonels Beyan and Swayse were urged to defend their stances.
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George B. Harrison
Plumbeau Club
Oscar Swayse
Har- Tinin
Sorlaixts
Union For Sociatiet Propa-gandy
Miye
Walon
Sociatlet
Social Democratic Party
Uendianiapolis
Socialist Party
Socialet Peart
Stetal Democratic Girty
United States
Kansas
Prohibition Party
Bee
Aone
Mr. Bryan
Beyan
Swayse
Train Kills Four Near Three Rivers Crossing
Montreal Feb 16 Four affluent Mount Carmel residents were killed when the Quebec express of the Canadian Pacific struck their sleighs at a crossing near Three Rivers. Buggyne M Bellmaire and wife Charles Ta Fras cott and a La Francois sister died. a fourth sister Airdasse La Francois survived but was hospitalized. The tragedy halted traffic and prompted a health warning from a local fuel advertiser.
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Montreal
Mount Carmel
Quebec Express
Canadian Pacific
Thiet Rivers
M. Bellmaire
Charles Ta Frascott
la Francois
Barnes
Bellinaire
Three Rivers
Charles la Francois
Lat Francois
Airdasse
Attack on Kang Yu Wei Tombs Ordered by Li Hung Chang
An imperial edict from Pekin on February 16 claims Li Hung Chang is commanded to desecrate and destroy Kang Yu Wei’s ancestral tombs and offers 100000 wel for the reformer’s capture dead or alive. The motive appears driven by the dowager empress, not the emperor, and signals intensified backlash against reformers.
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Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Kang Yu Wei
Kang Yu
Paper Prices Rise Amid Pulp Shortage and Tariff Debate
At the Papers and Pulp Association annual meeting in New York the price rise was announced citing higher labor costs and spruce pulp scarcity. Canada moved to curb spruce pulp exports to keep the industry domestic. The 23rd annual dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria featured speakers including Senator Galfinger, Gov. Wife of Virginia, and ex-Speaker Reed offering pointed remarks on tariffs. Deep-sea sounding by the Nero set a new record near Guam with measurements of 5060 and 5265 fathoms, nearly six miles, surpassing land mountain heights.
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New York
Thuradey
United States
Guitario
Canada
Waldorf-Astoria
Joseph HH. Cailinger
John
Virginia
Thomas 1 Reed
Heed
Galfinger
Germany
San Francisco
Nero
Guam
Federal office holders to avoid as convention delegates
Washington notes from February 16 Charles Dick secretary of the national Republican committee replies to El H R Green Texas GOP chair about accrediting federal office holders as delegates to the forthcoming national convention The letter says the committee will not interfere in delegate selection but urges that those holding federal appointments be not overrepresented to avoid criticism and ensure a convention free from such concerns.
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Washington
Charles Dick
National Republican Committee
EL H. R. Green
Texas Republican State Committee
H.R. Green
Terrell
Texas
National Committee
United States Canal Commission Arrives in Granada
The U S canal commission reached Granada after finishing Nicaragua ship canal route exams and planned to depart February 14 via Corinth for Pasama. Members are in good health. few Americans awaited notice at the reception in Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Galveston
United States Canal Commission
Granada
Minagua
United States
Corinth
Pasama
Rosebery Warns of Government Crisis and Defence Gaps
Lord Rosebery pressed the House of Soras on government military plans, arguing current measures are inadequate. He questioned the 409,000 strong paper force and said volunteers cannot be real soldiers without months of training. He urged not to focus only on South Africa while seeking allies.
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London
Soras
Earl of Dunraven
Roxbury
Hesalso
Great Britain
Lord Rosebery
South Africa
Germamuy
United States
Britain Faces Strategic Strain Over South Africa and Persia
The article voices concern over Britain’s ability to sustain imperial reach. It warns that losing South Africa would remove a crucial base outside the UK and sever colonial support. The piece urges decisive government action to address a growing global crisis.
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France
Russia
Persia
England
Great Britain
South Africa
United Kingdom
Boston Club Weighs League Expansion to Twelve
Soden of Boston previews the baseball situation saying the National League may stay at ten or expand to twelve if the Cleveland and Louisville dispute is unresolved. He notes contract terms for 1890 players, roster counts, and funds spent on travel and salaries as Boston plans for future competition and potential realignment with the American Association.
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Boston
Soden
Cleveland
Louisville
Baltimore
Washington
Soren
Stself
Toston
Salaries for Methodist bishops and agents fixed for year
The committee set annual salaries for bishops in the Methodist church. Effective bishops receive 4720 dollars, missionary bishops 450, New York publishing agents 35000, western publishing agents 1360. Superannuated bishops see reductions: Foster down to 3000, Bowman down from 3000 to 0. Plague reports from Rio de Janeiro and Bombay notes.
Farmers sue in Greeley County over seed grain debts
In 1805 the legislature funded weed grain purchases for western Kansas drought relief. Seed was sold to counties which reimbursed the state. most counties settled, but many farmers did not. Greeley County authorities have instructed the county attorney to sue on the notes, marking a step to enforce remaining payments statewide.
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Kansas
Une
Greeley County
Down Bridge Weighs In Death on Connecticut Span
A section of the Connecticut River bridge linking Enfield and Suffield collapsed today in Thorpsutville Conn flooding led to the drowning of an unnamed man on the bridge. The toll bridge, once in use, cost over 10000 dollars, and was condemned by state authorities years ago.
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Connecticut
Thorpsutville
Conn
Enfield Wat Suffield
Axe
Hoar Sustained Attack Condemned by Boston Council
Boston common council unanimously adopted a resolution condemning Congressman Cuxhic man of Washington for attacking Senator Hoar in a Middlesex club speech and upheld Hoar in his conduct on public affairs. Buffalo, Feb. 4 The American Carnation convention elected officers: President Robert Holiday, Lone. Vice President WIllasy Weber, Maryland. Secretary Albert Herr, Pennsylvania. Treasurer PF Dorner, Indianapolis.
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Boston
Common Council
Cuxhic Man
Washington
Senator Hoar
Middlesex Club
Senator Hoard
Buffalo
Robert Holiday
Lone
Willasy Weber
Maryland
Albert Herr
Pennsylvania
Tressurer
PF. Dorner
Tadianapolis
Balthnors
Indianapolis
Tod
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