Boundary commission named to settle Venezuela border
President Cleveland announces a five member Venezuela boundary commission to determine the true line between Venezuela and British Guiana. David J. Brewer Richard H. Alvey Andrew D. White Frederick E Condert Daniel C. Gilman named and expected to meet in Washington to begin evidence gathering and report to the President.
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Kansas
United States Supreme Court
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Russia
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Behring Sea Commission
Johns Hopkins University
University of California
University of
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Monroe
Gilman
Washington
Congress
Venezuela
British Guiana
Great Britain
Shumaker Gored by Vicious Bull in Arcussos County
Harry Shumaker, a prominent farmer and Populist leader in Arcussos County, was badly gored by an enraged bull last evening. The bull tossed him onto a barbed wire fence, injuring him in the ribs and causing serious cuts.
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Harry Shumaker
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Four Year Silent World Wanderer Starts Wichita Voyage
George J. Mold, who will not speak for four years, began a round the world trek from Wichita with a $510,000 wager. He plans to earn $13.75 daily by selling pictures and gum while dressed as a clown, accompanied by press agent Bob Ken. In Arcussox Kansas Backus Weller Herd and RCA Park form the Columbia Car Coupler Company with $180,000 capital for fifty years. Ex Senator Warner Miller reports Governor Morton authorized loans and consented to a Presidential bid.
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Kas
George J. Mold
Crotic
Wichita
Bob Ken
Arcussox
Kan
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Backus
Weller
BE Herd
RCA Park
Columbia Car Coupler Company
Tehison
Morton
Barkis
New
Youk
Warner Miller
United States
Will Try Trepanning on Kansas Man for Recovery
Kaneas City Kansas man Frank M Elliott who was slugged near the post office doorway last month remains critically ill. Doctors plan a trepanning operation on the back part of his skull to relieve a blood clot. his right side is paralyzed but he stays hopeful for recovery.
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Frank M. Eliott
Kansas
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Elliott
Soldiers battle police in Conn dance hall melee
About thirty men were seriously injured as soldiers resisted a raid on Saddlers ball in Eerpcerorr Connecticut. Kosciusko guards aided by police fought back at the hall and other venues. Twenty soldiers were jailed after the clash, while police seized nearly 200 kegs of beer.
Piedmont Gold Belt Chartered Company Formed in Virginia
A private dispatch reports that N K Pairbank Willard and T D Hooper with General T M Loan and others have organized the Piedmont Gold Belt Chartered Company in Richmond with a capital of 2 million dollars to develop extensive gold mining properties covering several thousand acres in Buckingham county Virginia. Experts claim the ores yield a higher gold percentage than Cripple Creek or the South African fields.
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Chicago
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New York
T. M. Loan
Richmond
Piedmont Gold Belt Chartered Company
Buckingham County
Cripple Creek
Collision on K E Six Men Injured Near Clayville Mo
A dead end collision between a local freight and a work train on the Missouri Kansas & Eastern near Clayville Missouri at 6 25 am left six men badly injured though no fatalities. Both engines were wrecked and wounded workers were taken to M K & Z hospital for treatment. Other items report a jan 2 city earthquake Charleston Missouri a jail escape attempt in Sedan Kansas and a sheriff robbery in Evadale Mississippi.
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Invasion and looming clash over Transvaal crisis
News from Pretoria reports the British South Africa Company force led by Dr. Jameson invading the Transvaal with about 700 men and six Maxim guns. Kruger calls up Burghers. Jameson advances toward Johannesburg as Boer mobilization grows. Britain considers arbitration but fear of bloodshed rises.
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de Company
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Great Britain
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Robbed Livery Driver In Ohio Lifts $1000 In Gold
Three men assaulted Herman Rohling a livery driver in Crrocing Att Ohio on January 2, beat him and stole about $1000 in gold from his trunk. A larger sum in bonds and cash remained untouched in a separate package.
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Ohio
Herman Rohling
Rohling
Sapling Entangled With Faults Of a Beautiful Enchantress
In a hotel parlor a boastful Mr. Sapling endures a sharp encounter with a captivating woman who labels his faults and exposes his cynicism. She flatters him with praise yet exposes his coldness and world weary attitude, then departs as his social circle spirals into comic dependence on his generosity.
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Gabe
Zephas
Trath
Surprising Plan Sparks Teacup Conversation Between Friends
A bride and her friend discuss building a house while the groom and architect are involved. The bride boasts of devising the plan herself after teasing plans by Tom and Tara, claiming she created a better design than any architect. She tears up pages before dinner to hide her work.
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Tara
Shis
Paulin
T Renlly
Just as He Feared in a Feedshop Exchange Fading to Office Jest
A fragmented collection of old humorous exchanges shows a tramp questioning cash handling, a cashier retorts, and a glimpse of brutal honesty about kicking out nonpaying customers. Other snippets mock teachers and politicians about school, voting, and office seekers in a past era.
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Chicago
Fragmented comic exchanges unfold in a city tale
A collection of dialogue snippets from a period piece features Mrs Softleigh and an architect praising an unusual house design with no doors or windows. Uncle Hiram muses on the new woman trend while tales of city life, slang, and odd inducements to longevity pop up through various locals and newspapers.
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Aprak
Mra Softleigh
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