Ex queen Liliuokalani airs grievance before President
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii and party arrived in Washington as President Cleveland departed on a duck-hunting trip. Officials discussed possible meetings and redress for dethronement, with the queen lodging at the Shoreham. Julia N Palmer of Boston acts as queen's guide. Joseph Heleluiah, secretary, commented on plans and potential audiences.
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New York
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Dominis
Washington
Cleveland
Potomac
White House
Trough Washington
Julia N. Palmer
Hoston
Boston
Jos
Helelulko
Ghee
Cleceland
Suste
United States
Mr. Palmer
Hawatt
Mr-Palmer
Liftudalant
Shoreham
Phueen Eilfuckatazl
Hawi
Mite Kia Nohaoleous
Joseph Helejuhn
Julius A Palmer
Henry $. Welcome
London
Palmer
Welcome
Miss Nehsolelous
Donnelly Speaks Against a Court of Arbitration Treaty
Senator Ignatius Donnelly in St Paul objects to a proposed treaty between the United States and Great Britain that would refer disputes for five years to a three judge panel from the U S and Britain plus King Oscar of Sweden. He warns a European monarch cannot safeguard free institutions and urges senators to vote against ratification.
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United States
Great Britain
Wathy
Senate
Commission Returns to Report on Los Angeles Harbor Scheme
San Francisco June 25 A group led by George Morrison of Chicago and Robert Burr of New York arrived to inspect deep water harbor sites. Admiral Walker and H. P. Morgan remain in Los Angeles. The commission plans to hold a closing session in Washington around February 10 and will present a final report later. The panel continues inquiries with no statements until the report is public. Burr and Morrison will stay a few days for sightseeing before resuming travel.
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Los Angeles
San Franciisco
Rogers
George
Morrison
Chicago
Robert
Burr
New York
Admiral Waiker
Ronteco
HP. Morgan
Valinhi
Toroke
Washington
Agatesunion
Mr. Morrison
Hay production fall tied to bicycles and electric traction
New York statistics show arm tran hay production dropping from 56 million tons in 1834 to 43 million in 1894, a one third decline in four years with a sharp fall in market value. Causes include bicycles supplanting horses and electricity and cable traction on surface railways, with oats also rising in fodder use and corn price resilient.
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New York
Hough
Tvan
$2,500,000 Investment Falls to $125,000 in Chicago Foreclosure
The Cal Storage Produce Exchange, reorganized three times and saddled with receivers, was sold at public sale for $125.50 after foreclosure. The real estate cost $400,000 to build, stockholders once funded $50,000 for improvements, and machinery valued at $175,000. The firm paid no dividends and faced long court battles across restructurings.
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Chicago
Cal Storage Produce Exchange
Basin Rooms
Andon
J. B. Coleate
Exchange
Corbett Remembers Sullivan Honest Fighter and Legend
St Louis reports James J. Corbett speaks warmly of John L. Sullivan as the greatest pugilist of his era. He notes Sullivan’s rise from Jem Mace to Jack Dempsey and Charley Mitchell, admires his middle-ring craft, and hopes for recovery amid past dissipation and financial strain.
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St. Louis
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Sulivan
Jem
Mace
Joe Goss
Tom
Sullivan
Jack Dempsey
Charley Mitchell
Harlem Opera House to Install Hat Room for Women
New York January 25 The Harlem Opera House manager George A Blumenthal announces a hat room feature for women. Two rooms will offer coat and hat storage with numbered boxes and check system. Three attendants will oversee the area and custody of headgear during performances.
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New York
George A. Blumenthal
Harlem Opera
Hasse
Weet One Tutred
Twenty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Blumential
Ths
Wisconsin Ice Crop Harvest and Transport Crises
An OCR fragment details Wisconsin ice harvests and shipments to Chicago, noting blocks ten inches thick and Lake Michigan routes via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul fairway. It mentions Lake Mendota preparations and thick ice along Lake Mononia area near Lake Michigan, with increasing activity and transport plans.
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Pamnstnaen
Jan Patherdise
Tarvest
Chirag
Chicago
Lake Regan
Milwanker
St Paul
Menduts
Lake
Monotia
Clige
IS ON THE WANE. Last Year Over the Year Proceeding It
The phrase suggests a comparative decline from the previous year indicating a trend turning downward in a report or proceeding. Details are fragmentary, with no clear entities, dates, or locations to specify.
Temperance vs hard times cited for whisky drop in U S
Article argues the United States whisky consumption fell by about 0,000,000 gallons since 18xx, attributing the decline to hard times rather than Keeley cure or temperance campaigns. It notes decreased wheat use and overall market depression as primary causes, with production rising in some spirits despite lower withdrawals for consumption. Kentucky and Pennsylvania distilleries curtailed output amid broad industry slowdown.
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St. Louis
United State
Keeley
United States
Jt Ada
Sturietton
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Meninyi
Vania
Maryland
Onio
P. A. Beonberg
Br. Louis
Higuor
Beiberg
Ohio River
Pentasivania
Jesuslan
Cuba
Garden of Eden
Astor Estate Antiques To Be Sold At Knickerbocker Auction
New York report notes Charles ED Smith of Knickerbocker auction rooms plans sale of William Waldorf Astor antiques and bronzes at No 8 West Twenty-eighth Street Tomorrow. Mayor Strone pressed for proof of genuineness while auctioneer promises a thorough investigation and to omit prominent Astor naming.
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New York
Charles ED Smith
Knickerbocker Auction Rooms
West Twenty-eighth Street
William Waldorf Astor
Strone
Chas
Air. Astor
Muagor
Socie D
Astr
Sheng
Astor Wasusian
Astor
Mr. Astor
Carnegie on Business In Johnstown Speech
Andrew Carnegie spoke in Johnstown Pa after a welcome by grateful citizens. He warned that business had been in a long lull despite foreign trade gains and argued improvement would come only with sustained momentum and a durable foundation.
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Johnstown
Jansi
Andrew Carnegie
Sr. Carnegie
United States
Atlanta Population 117,964 in New City Directory
Atlanta directory to be issued this week lists a population of 117,964, up 2,624 from last year. It notes 31 white and 72 colored schools, 11 white military units with 525 men and 4 black units with 195 men, and over ten periodicals in the city.
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Georgia City
Atlanta
Athena
Atlantis
Million Dollar Picture Sale Reported in London
A London dispatch notes a disorderly bidding scene over a movie project valued at one million dollars. The report mentions producers seeking investors and possible deals tied to the film’s cast and distribution, with no final agreement disclosed.
Alger to Enter Cabinet as Secretary of War Believed
Canton Ohio January 21 reports say General Russell A Alger of Michigan will enter the cabinet as secretary of war. Senator Burrows visited at Mr McKinley’s request and said Sherman and Alger have reconciled. Horace Porter may be named for a cabinet post and New York may be left out. Platt is expected to control federal appointments in the state. Hanna and Bushnell attended the Ohio legislature meeting. Chicago sculptor Lultneld Bracopy finished Mrs McKinley’s bust in clay. marble due in months.
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Canton
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Senatour Burrows
Mr. McKinley
Senator Sherman
Sherman
General Alger
Mectinley
Alger
Horace Porter
New York
Lauterbach
Mr. Kinsey
Mr. Platt
Messinley
St Louis
Platt
Mr. Hannk
Ohio Welslature
Columbus
Hanna
Bushnell
Chicago
MckKinley
Champagne in the Sea Inspires Island Wreck Revelry
The sunken steamship Atvena carried champagne to Cons Island beach where bottles floated unbroken after the cargo spilled in lower New York bay. Local residents rescued cases, police escorted eight men to prevent theft, and captain Kulpe led officers to curb further looting as residents joined the surf hunt.
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Consy Island
New York
Liesem
Uredee
Dennis Hayes
Avoca Villa
Kulpe
Jefferson farmer arrested on grand larceny warrant
Will have to return arrest follows a warrant from Oklahoma. Heok Michell a Missouri born farmer from Jefferson faced grand larceny charges. He and his father allegedly removed stock from a claim, were pursued, and Michell is jailed awaiting sheriff transfer for trial.
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Heok Michell
Jefferson
Ene
Eas Perry
Oklahoma
Ietotl
Missouri
Kasmnis
Ube
Mitchells
Mitchell
Gupety Sherlff
Okiuums
Harvard to abolish time honored tree exercises
Cambridge January 25 The Harvard corporation seeks to end the famous time honored tree scrimmage once a daily feature of Harvard days. The 87 class day committee and corporation met to discuss the change citing roughness among Undergraduates and the dirty nature of fourban clothes. The scrimmage is said to promote old scores and is deemed inappropriate for cultivated gentlemen.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Nowers
Flames in Sandusky injure many, block affects stores
A fire in Sandusky damaged a large block near Watersmeet Street injuring several people and forcing disruption to five business houses. The blaze started near the grocer T. Ol Tunbert and spread within two hours, with firefighters on the scene to contain the flames and prevent further spread.
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Essere
Sasidenky
Wagesla
Watersmneet
T. OL Tunbert
Dynamite fails to open Portland ice gorge in Grand River
Jan 23 report from Decatur notes river ice gorge at Portland remains unbroken after dynamite attempted by village authorities to open a channel. Factory owners who closed by flood tried blasting, while another ice gorge two miles above town threatens serious trouble as more families move to higher ground. Broken collars smoothed by Pearl Laundry.
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Decatur
Grand River
Portland
Peerk Laundry
Sullivan Career Earnings and Boxing Showdown Totals
A dated recap of John L. Sullivan career earnings and notable bouts from 1877 to 1891. It lists key fights, managers, benefits, testimonials, and regional venues with amounts, including Madison Square Garden, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and Denver, totaling an estimated sum. Strong emphasis on major opponents Paddy Ryan, Jim Corbett, Paddy Bee, Alf Green, and McCaffrey, with dates and locations.
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Metmonsy
New York
Jon
L. Sullivan
Eee Tighers
John Flood
Paddy Bee
Sall
Jimmy Elliott
Tas Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Billy Madden
Boston
Sullivan
McCaffrey
Sullivan-Laffin
Alf Greenie
Alf Greenfield
Paddy Ryan
Jack Burke
Chicago
Dominick McCaffrey
Cincinnati
Sullivan-Frant Seca
Allegheny City
San Francisco
isse_Sullivan
Duncan McDonald
Denver
Cal
Tak c
Sullivans
Patsy Car
Pat Sheedy
Harry Phillips
Frith
Charley Atitewell
Music Hall
Jake June
Jim Corbett
East
Pareon Davies
Sullivan Tom Sharkey
Minister Opposes Rich Ball Amid Social Discontent
New York January 21 Reverend Dr William S Rainsford rector of the S George Protestant Episcopal church Rutherford Place cautions against the Bradiey Martin ball planned for February 10 saying opulent display worsens class chasms. He cites rising discontent among millions as a warning against fueling demagogic politics.
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New York
William S. Rainsford
S 1. George Protestant Episcopal Church
Rutherford Place
Bradiey-Martins
Bradiey-Martin
Rainsford
Railroad for Africa plan to build Kiliman line in Africa
The Portuguese government plans a $6 813 000 railway from Kiliman to near the Central African border above the rapids on the Rue about 200 miles. US Consul Hollis reports the project aims to reduce transport costs from the coast of British Central Africa caused by Zambezi navigation difficulties.
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Killiman
Washington
Kiliman
United States
Hollis
Mosambique
British Central Africa
Bryan Masdin Receives $100 Silver Certificate Baby Named Bryan
Burlington baby born during presidential election time is named Bryan Masdin. His parents Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Masdin celebrate with a personalized letter and a $100 Silver Certificate from Bryan, the presidential candidate’s era.
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Bryan
Burlington
Usitigen
Bec Ws Ce
Tate Silver
Bey
C. I. Masdin
Masdin
Bryan Masdin
Afr
The Double Bass and Domestic Reflections
A fragmentary mix includes a verse on the double bass with muscled stage imagery, followed by pithy social humor about women and marriage. The piece shifts to a short dialog from The Man and the Post Office, noting political theater, petitions, and patriotism amid light satirical jabs.
Fragmentary 19th Century Snippets and Dialogues
A collage of disjointed quotes and misspelled strings from newspapers including references to Lovell, Cobans, Spain, and a novel, with crude dialogue about tests, war, and manners. The text reads like a garbled OCR of 19th century columns and gossip items with stray names and phrases.
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