British Gold News From Guiana Frontier Turmoil
News from the Guiana frontier reports armed troops from Demarara arriving at Guayana station as part of a disputed boundary incident with Venezuelan officials. President Crespo issues a decree recognizing the revolutionary movement, prompting political arrests and claims of treason. Rumors of English support to rebels circulate as anti English sentiment grows amid a tense international standoff.
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Camscis
Guisos
Demarsia
Gayina
Guinua
Transvaal
England
Crespo
Guzwan Hianco
Pojas Pani
PenmLeode
Venezuela
Pojas Paul
Trinidad
Ilegal
Schimma
The
Red
le Guayra
Delanoa
Red Line
Philadelphia
Rae Rochoanery
America
Qghio Idea Prising One Merchant in Trouble with Government
Curveland Ohio January 2 6 W Tourge ex postmaster West Williamseld and Ashtabula county Republican leader arrested by U S authorities for displaying post office in front of his store. He ran a mail service after removal from postmastership and claims ignorance of law.
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Troute
Curveland
Ohio
W. Tourge
West Wil- Hamefield
Ohi
Ashtabula County
United States
Tourge
West Williamseld
Harrison
Cleveland
Gold Reserve Drops Prompting Bond Sale Fears
The treasury reports shipments of gold reduce the reserve to 67,861,204 dollars with no sign of recovery. President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle monitor the popular loan call as talk of bond purchases and syndicate deals intensifies. A rail line transfer involving Drexel Co and others aims to create a new trunk route from Kansas City to the seaboard, while lawsuits over the Butte explosion face rulings affecting damages and bankruptcies.
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Cleveland
Carlisle
Treas
Syndics
Fermer
Quincy, Omaha and Kansas
Pattonsburg
Omaha
St Louis
Quincy
Decatur
Wabash
Indianapolis
Gold Candidate Backed by Financial Interests for President
Ex Senator Pratt met with New York delegation in Washington to discuss Governor Morton’s presidential bid. Platt said there would be seventy two New York delegates for Morton and that he has no second choice for now. Morton is seen as the gold standard candidate backed by major financial interests to preserve the gold standard.
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Wasmiseros
Pratt
Washington
New York
Congress
Offeis
Morton
Platt
Reed
Bir. Platt
Sis
Topeka | Journal
Navy
United States
Ife
Anti Silver Democrats Mobilize Against Free Coinage
On January 9 anti silver Democrats met while Republicans were in caucus to tally votes against the Senate finance committee bond bill amendment. They counted fourteen sure Democratic votes and twenty six Republicans who could be counted against The Jones amendment, totaling forty opposing votes but four more were needed for a Senate majority. Both sides race to secure the remaining votes.
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Senate
Gold Growing in Vaults as Country Banks Send Gold to New York
New York January 9 reports indicate numerous country banks have requested to open gold accounts. Banks declined citing Clearing House rules, while vaults in New York have received large gold consignments from interior banks.
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New York
New Yours
Seine
Realistic Play Ends in Tragedy and Other Dispatches
A fragmentary late 19th century news page reports a boy’s death during a staged hanging gone wrong seven miles west of town, a attempted mob scene at Vevay over Ed Taylor, and federal pension funding boosts. Also noted are Cape Town banishment rumors for Cecil Rhodes and Jameson, Dockery renomination opposition, and local ads praising Dr Kings New Discovery with trial bottles.
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Demasd
Jameson
London
Cape Town
Pretoria
Transvaal
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Africa
Oklahoma Statehood Convention Ends in Disorder
Oxnanomws City Okla Jan 9 After one of the most intensely exciting conventions ever held in the Territory the statehood convention adjourned at 8 15 last evening having accomplished nothing The closing minutes were full of confusion delegates shouting and making noise The two factions single staters and double staters clashed for hours with seating and credentials battles The incident ended with Sheriff Deford turning out the lights and the convention adjourned sine die The single staters plan to reconvene today to press for single statehood in hopes of progress
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Oxnanomws City
Okla
Congress
T. F. Hensley
el Beno
Dick Plunkett
Perry
Plunkett
Oach
Frank Thompson
Hawley
le Walker
Oklahoma City
Franke M. Thompson
Pawnee County
Flynn Bill
Mensley
Patrick Nagle
Kingfisher
Committee On Credentials
Halt An Mar
Sherif Deford
Evening Transit Banter And Brief Jokes From The Times
A December night scene on a curb as two men wait for an uptown car. One man wins a single seat while the other complains passengers should be charged by the pound. A string of short jokes and quips follow, from travel gripes to innocuous flirting and quick quips about smoking laws and polite discourse.
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Wotows
Dentist’s Advice Casts Light on Teeth Preservation
A New York Journal interview with a dentist argues most teeth can be saved, detailing cautious procedures for dead and ulcerated teeth, antiseptics, and fillings. He warns against unnecessary extractions, urges regular checkups, and urges patients to seek a dentist who saves teeth. He adds outlook on naval careers and societal values.
Kiev Professor’s Sterilized Air Harms Animals
A Kiev professor tested sterilized air on small animals, believing it would benefit humans. The experiment backfired as the animals suffered adverse effects, indicating pure air harmed the creatures rather than aided health.
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Kijanizia
Kiev
Missing brother John Welsh in Saratoga County inspires family plea
Grief grips a Saratoga County family after decades of taunts about John Welsh believed dead by many. The Welsh clan, led by his father John and sisters Mrs. A. G. Sheppard and Mrs. S. L. Hayten, seek proof of life from the son who vanished seventeen years ago after a disputed 1875 incident. They recount false reports of execution in Jefferson City, Mo., insist on his innocence, and urge his return from an assumed Australia dream to end the slander and reunite the family.
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John Welsh
Saratoss
Tim
Saratoga County
Welsh
Saratoga
Eldet
A. G. Sheppard
Hayten
Mrs. Sheppard
New York World
Mother
John
New York City
Waman
Focal
Jefferson City
Thomas 4. Mahon
W. H. Lusk
Jeterson City
Govelp
Gaffer
Jota
Fies
J. W
India
Australia
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Demarara
Nevena
Jam
J. M. Seydd
Vernon County
Nevads
Eaweeou
Paxrouts
Johannesburg
Britis
Treasury Reserve
Buttes
Herts
Mont
McHatton
Sfty
Wong Milano
Keoyvon & Connell Commercial Company
I. J. Connell
W. K. Kenyon
Corumans
Foraker
McKinley
J. P. Smith
Ibravian
Leo Hirsh
Wremra
Kan
Turon
Iuka
Inks
Secretary of the Navy
Oxlantoma City
Jan
Oklahoma
Hi Heno Vriday
Cripple Creek
Cerrie Creek
Colu
Tinsey Winsey
Seven Hills Company
J. J. Laffin
Corbin
Whecansin
Mapison
Wis
Upham
Eameny
Camiris, III
Elijah P. Rumsey
Wasntwater
House
Ways and Miank
France
Himech and
Doss Ir
Barnes Tecumska
Okio
D. J. Robinson
Here
Waswixeros
House Appropriations Committee
Lochren
Wockerya Pines
Dockery
J. W. Sullinger
King City
DeKalb County
Atchison
Kespoon
Arcmsox
Exchange National Bank of
Thin City
First National Bank
J. E. Jones’ Drug Store
Byars
Des Mores
Iowa
H. W. Byers
Shelby County
Tageroll
Donbie
Avevastos
Jane —F. Deathorn
Thompson Wade
Seere the
Old Grimm
Hiram
Clobman
Clarence Fastchapp
Hoe
Hightone
New York Weekly
Crimsonbeak
Yonkers Statesman
Theo
Naw
Wallace
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Tribune
Bicks
Jones
New York Tribune
Louise
Isabel
Chicago
New York Herald
New York Journal
St Phyalclan
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