Eighth Day of Streetcar Strike Brings Bloodshed and Chaos
Brookley, Jan 94. Violence marks the eighth day of the electric street car strike as militiamen and police suffer head injuries and bullet wounds. Rioters assault workers and bystanders while strikers endure mounting casualties. Despite seven thousand National Guardsmen and about two thousand police, traffic remains halted and order fragile. The era of the Price baking powder dates from 1853.
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Missouri Legislature Faces Religion Debate In House
In Missouri, the House convened at 2 p.m. and debated bills including a plan to separate the state university system’s agricultural college and schools from the main university, creating a politically incorporated body with real estate powers. Debate over a commissioners bill touched on church charity and perceived sectarian influence, drawing strong remarks from Moran of Buchanan. The Senate largely moved to adjust positions, with notes on a memorial to the general assembly accusing the state university leadership of incompetence and despotism.
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War to Imminent Crisis Over Mexico
Last evening it was learned that the warship General Zaragossa is ordered to a Guatemalan port to take on board Mexican charge d affairs Senor Jose Godoy. If Guatemala fails to answer Mexico’s note, the most imminent risk of war is believed to follow.
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Wreck Toll and Mixed War News Across Regions
News notes from Missouri wrecks and missing workers to political shifts in Kansas City and Tennessee, plus treasury figures, crime, and international dispatches. Reports on Batesville, Ark, Shanghai, and Dover as various officials and cases carry through. The item blends flood of terse updates: deaths, arrests, court actions, and legislative wrangles.
Hawaii Affairs Stalls as Leaders Debate Time Allocation
Leaders in Hawaii dispute pacing and priorities while discussing state affairs. Officials emphasize workload and timing as they seek consensus on upcoming actions. The dialogue centers on governance, resources, and public priorities amid a swift political calendar.
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Lodge Watches the British Lion over Hawaii News
In Wasatleton on January 22 the Senate again discussed Hawaii, amid a US move to send a warship to Honolulu and a semi official stance on annexation. Hawaiian resolutions crowded the desk as Frye pressed for action on queen restoration. debate grew personal before voting stalled. The House meanwhile passed seven public building bills in committee, with cost appropriations deferred to sundry civil bills.
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Vigilantes Involved in Scott Murder Story Emerges
One of the vigilantes who aided Barrett Scott’s murder in ONem Nebraska claims to have turned state's evidence. The report notes arrests of Mose Elliott Fred Harris Bert Boy and Mulfihan, with questions about the vigilante testimony. Attorney General Olney comments on the sugar trust case after reading the opinion, expressing skepticism about enforcing the Sherman Act. In London a boxing bout ends with Dick Burge scoring a fourth round knockout over Tom Williams for $4000. A Pawnee chief’s mother cremated near Guratue Oklahoma after a fire at Huxcara Wisconsin. A furious blizzard reportedly rages in Sueporéas Wisconsin as Norwegian Johnsca is noted on the lake.
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Lincoln at Cooper Union Stump Speech in New York
The Cooper Union address by Abraham Lincoln in New York showcased his plain diction and incisive intellect. Attended by prominent Republicans, the event impressed critics who noted Lincoln’s mastery, contributing to his eventual nomination after the Chicago convention.
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Justice and a Deacon's Dilemma in Love
In BlankVille, Deacon Joshua Everitte upholds strict justice against city lover Harry Eldridge who woos Jenny Everitte. When Jenny nearly drowns, Eldridge saves her, forcing the deacon to relent as the saver claims ownership of his daughter. The tale ends with Everitte conceding that Jenny belongs to Eldridge.
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What Is Electricity A Review Criticism Definition
A anonymous writer in The New Science Review defines electricity as a form of energy transformation linking mechanical, chemical, and heat forms. The piece frames electricity as a transient stage when energy shifts between forms under varying conditions.
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