White's Irony in Senate on Wolcott Bi metallic Plan
The California Senator Mr White scathingly questions the Wolcott international money conference and warns the bi metallic scheme must fail. He argues the move is a political pledge fulfillment and doubts real action beyond surface sentiment. The discussion shifts amid Cuba and the Nicaragua canal debates as senators push for or resist the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
Nicaragua Canal
Turple
Indiana
Spain
Walcott
Me“ White
Dem. Cal
Cannon
Utah
Fad
Dore
Uret
Sean Ethels
Tresaury
York
Daniel Sprutking
Micksure
Morsiut
Mitcheuett
Oss
Moreas
Alan
Mer
Rodrigues
Ern
Frye
Maid
Wien
Suriary
Wolcott
White
Rope
Mont
Bhat
Wrothere
New Shire
Chardiery
Strate
White Haut
Sherman
Hernan
Wnp
Ikeight
Ray
Barmiras Davicn
Endeavorers Convention Preparations in San Francisco
The Sixteenth International Endeavor convention in San Francisco July 12 draws heavy interest with up to 150 delegates expected, 25 thousand dollars in order placed, and plans for a grand event featuring around 15 prominent speakers. Attendance hopes span across venues as the Mechanics Pavilion and Wooly Pavilion prepare renovations for the gathering.
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San Francisco
San
Calitoetian
Urius
Mit
Patti Growling Stout At Paris Hotel Continental
Paris January 3 Patti Iy performs at the Hotel Continental showing a strong stage presence and beauty. She remains a captivating singer with a refined voice, keeping clear vocal tone despite travel and busy schedule. Patti plans a trip to Nice as part of ongoing engagements.
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Paris
Patti Iy
Hotel Continental
Rot Joeund
Jek
Andre Pollon
Nals
Delores
Patti
Ahi Mae
Nice
Will Move His Heaven
Jacob Benmeinturn accompanied by his escort John Weldon and Attorney J. Qubbist of Byron have gone to Potena to lock up his statute for the remaining state rats. The trio will appear in Arkansas and Missouri, plan to scout locations, and threaten movement south of Rockford over recent years.
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Rockford
Jai
Jacob
Postal Clerks to Meet in City During Marabia Week
Postal clerks plan a scheduled meeting in this city during the Week of Marabia hosted by the Mall Service Benevolent Association. Community leaders note the event aims to discuss welfare, dues, and local service initiatives.
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Mall Service
Marabia
Inaugural Ball Music Contracts Awarded
The inaugural executive committee awarded the music contract for the ball. Altaley's National Capital band will provide the orchestra of 146 pieces for the city, and Victor Herbert's New York band will perform the military band music of 66 players.
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Haley
Washington
Herbert
New York
Furnien
Ch York
Providence
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Maltimore
Ares
Elis Brooke
Regiment
Tliinois
Howard Pewter Brooke
Bernstel
Rakemann
Santiermann
George Hummel
Gilindee
Will A. Haley
Gueu
Granoy
Aire Itatey Suka
Altaley
National Capital Band
Victor Herbert
Lake Michigan Boiling Geyser Like Vapor Phenomenon
Chicago residents watched Lake Michigan present a striking sight as warm air rose from the water creating clouds of vapor driven by temperature differences. From north to south the steam formed spirals and serpentine columns, swirls and coils that rose above the dense bank.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Utnes
Ule
Horses Drag A Mollusk On Anastasia Beach
On Anaste sia Island near St Augustine a giant mollusk carcass was hauled from sand using four heavy horses and a dozen men with three sets of tackle. Dr De Witt Webb aims to photograph and study it with photos to be sent to the Smithsonian and Yale College for classification.
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St. Augustine
Anastasia Island
de Witt Webb
South Beach
Smithsonian Institute
Yale College
Million for damages in wreck settlement
A railroad wreck near Camden last summer between the Philadelphia Reading and West Jersey lines killed 44 and injured about 100. Railroads have settled most damages out of court, paying about 10 000 dollars. Mrs Samuel Mita sought 30 000 for death and injuries. the company reportedly settled for 20 000.
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Camden
Alvi Ue City Meadows
Philaactphin & Reading Fiver
West Jersey
Samuel Mita
Daugster
Salvation Army offers Chicago barracks to homeless men
New York dated June 27 reports Booth Tucker, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, telegraphed Chicago Mayor Strong offering to open the Army’s several barracks to homeless men amid distress. Strong, after board of charities discussion with the president, indicated acceptance under health board regulations.
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New York
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
United States
Chicago
Mayor Strong
Board of Charities
Strong
Board of Health
Mexico's New Cavalry Gains Modern Equipment
In San Antonio to review progress, officials note ongoing improvements to the Mexican army horses and gear. The cavalry is intended to be second to none, with plans to visit St Louis and Kansas City for further progress assessments.
Over Cleveland's Veto Passes Bill for Cavalry Pension
Washington Jan 27 The bill to pension Jonathan Scott of the Fourth Cavalry now Weis at Oswego was passed over the president's veto. Details indicate congressional action on veteran relief with indications of cross party support and procedural maneuvering. A note mentions the pension origin and the commander behind the measure.
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Cleveland
Washington
Jonathan Scott
Fifth Cal Cavalry
Weis
Oswego
Chicago Relief Fund Drives Aid in Cold Crisis
Chicago residents respond swiftly to Mayor Swift's appeal providing food and fuel for at least 1200 families in 45 hours. Police, post carriers, slum workers, and Salvation Army coordinated aid while firms from Milwaukee and local exhibitors contributed. Total voluntary relief nears twenty five thousand dollars as fund drives continue.
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Chicago
Swifts
Hesing
Salvation Army
Swift
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Pope Manufacture Company
Mysterious Air Ship Seen In Daylight Near Lodi
Californians report a daylight sighting of an airship near Lodi with a white canvas-like body and a small house shape. The aerial navigator appeared to travel southeast as farmers also observed the object the same day.
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Lodi
Jan
Rey
Wight
Washington Bank Fails After State Deposit Withdrawn
Olympia Jan 27 The First Fie for assets sec 600e The eal OO 1S was caused by the withdrawal of the State deposit of 75000 dollars.
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Washington Bank
Olympia
Wash
Peculiar Poisons Generated in the Human Body
A discussion on bodily poisons from imperfect digestion. It argues stomach weakness leads to decay, thin blood, nerve issues, and-eyed pain, urging Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure. The ad claims tablets aid digestion, flesh, blood quality, nerves, and eyes, with purchase through druggists and a mail-order address.
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Promaines
Huxle
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Stuart Matted
Mrs Cleveland Hosts Washington Reception with Elegant Parade
Mrs Cleveland greeted guests as she moved through the west wing with Colonel Wilcan and four young girls in light silk gowns. An elegant scene formed in the east room as guests spoke with Mrs Cleveland and a Chinese minister's wife, Mme Pak Ye, displayed attire in brocade and posed with the First Lady, who caressed a young guest and invited conversation.
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Washington
Jas
Cleveland
Wilcan
Tennyson
Orchantra
Mer. Cleveland
Gald
Corea
Mme Pak
Emellaty
Cleveland and Her Band. Mrs. Clevelant
Ballington Booth Plans Training Schools in Three Cities
New York Jan 27 Ballington Booth head of the Volunteers of America outlines plans for three training schools in San Francisco Chicago and New York with a three year curriculum from English grammar to Thomas a Kempis graduates become ministers authorized to administer sacraments Booth says the organization will appeal to the American people as midway between Episcopalians and Methodists with church services begun with the declination of ministers.
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New York
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Schowle
San Francisco
Chicago
Thomas A Kempin
Boothanys
Army
Abe
JW. Merrill
Breakup Effort Aims at Wabash Monopoly
Chicago Jan 27 A legal move to dissolve the Wabash incandescent gas monopoly is expected in the United States Circuit Court. The case challenges the patent rights held by the company, noting the patent expired in August. Reported profits over a decade approach 100000. The dispute centers on the patent’s value and the station’s control over gas supply.
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Chicago
United States
Snow Disrupts Train Service Delays at Tacoma Washington
Snow storm halts Northern Pacific passenger trains arriving from the east. No trains have reached Tacoma since the storm began. Two trains that consolidated at a nearby point yesterday are expected to arrive here soon, with several days for full service restoration.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
Tisenn
Beely and two others indicted over dinner exposure scheme
New York grand jury indicts Herbert Barnum Seely James H Phipps and Thedore Rich for conspiring to procure the indecent exposure of two dancing women related to a recent Seely dinner. They must plead to the indictment in the general sessions court tomorrow.
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Beely
New York
Herbert Barnum Seely
James H. Phipps
Thedore Rich
Seelyerry
Danning
Court of General Sessions
Unclear Fragment From Niagara Falls Snow Scene
The text describes intense wind and glare from ice bridges at Niagara Falls on January 27. It notes frozen spray on trees and cliffs forming a striking scene as trains bring many sightseers.
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Niagara Falls
Immigration Bill Faces Western Opposition T: Imperial press and steamship lobby blamed for protests
Senator Lodge reported dispatches urging western congress members to vote against the immigration bill. He named Chicago agents of North German Lloyd as driving opposition. The letters claim fear of paupers and aliens and urge defe at next election.
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Washington
Lodge
Congress
House
F. W. A. Poppie
Poppie
Hich
Milbank
F. W
Clausenius & CO
North German Lloyd
Chicago
North German Lloyd Steamship’ Company
United States
Senate
Eer
Seven Firemen Hurt In Williams Block Fire
Seven firemen and two spectators were badly hurt when the Williams block at 196 to 202 Monroe street burned from a basement start. Injured include Jeremiah O Rourke John Workman Patrick Patterson Jeremiah Redcraft James Barker Sherman Quinlan Henry Geogeban and two unknown youths. Total damage to building and contents estimated at 189000 with Williams block and Wuraburger Bros. underwear among the heaviest losses.
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Chicago
Williams Block
Monroe Street
Jeremiah O'Rourke
John Workman
Maybie
Patrick Patterson
Jeg
Jeremiah Redcraft
James Barker
Engine Company
Sherman P. Quinlan
Tee
Henry Geogeban
Lessy
Wursburger Bros. Underwear
Denver Menace: Mistrials in Coronado Union Murder Case
Denver officials pressed murder charges against miners union officers linked to the Coronado outbreak last September. Prosecutor Waldron moved for a continuance, denied by the court. A substitution of judge was refused, and a call to enter a case was rejected. Jurist Owers warned he would appoint another to lead the prosecution if the district attorney failed to act.
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Denver
Ger
Aan
Miners’ Union
Coronado
J. W. Waldron
Ower
Waldron
Cnle
Nebraska to Help Citizens in Chicago Relief Effort
Lincoln Nebraska January 27 Senate Canady of Kearney introduces a concurrent resolution urging railroads to transport charitable food supplies free to Chicago for the needy. The measure designates John P Altreld as the recipient in care of relief. Also notes a village fire at Seebe five large losses and advertises a testimonial for Lain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with price and local seller.
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Lincoln
Neb
Canady
Kearney County
Chicago
Nebraska
John P Altreld
Poland
Se Eeteriay
Herkimer
Win
Aru
Comstock Blames New Journalism for Rising Vice
Anthony Comstock in his annual report as secretary of the Society for the Suppression of Vice accuses cheap sensational literature and “new journalism” of fueling crime among youth. He cites widespread crime, runaway youths, and the impact of vivid dime novels and sensational papers, urging decent citizens to stop reading or permitting such material to curb vice.
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Anthony Comstock
New Journalism
New York
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Gettin
Comstock
Tagercott
Tn Young
New Journalism Press
NO PLAGUE IN HAMBURG OFFICIAL DENIAL
Emil K. Boas of Hamburg American Line denies reports that the steamer Pirie carried plague to Hamburg from Bombay. He says the vessel was a sailing ship from Calcutta, left four months earlier, with crew illness due to scurvy and no plague evident on inspection.
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New York
Emil K. Boas
Hamburg
Bombay
Calcutta
Democratic Flambeau Club Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
The Democratic Flambeau club marked its fifteenth anniversary Monday at the lower Kan Sas BYEnUr club rooms with music singing and dancing. Mr M Heery gave the annual address and baseball player Dick Cooley closed the program. The evening featured stories and social chat. The club is described as the citys oldest political organization with Henry Bele among its organizers who is slated to become the next chief of the city.
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Democratic Flambeau Club
Democratic Hambeau Club
Lower
Kan Sas Byenur
M. Heery
Dick” Cooley
Democratic Flarebeau Club
Henry Bele
Sheltering 2000 in Chicago as aid hubs open
Two thousand people seek shelter at polling stations and Salvation Army huts as the new isolation hospital is opened. City officials say the measure aims to curb contagious disease among the poor and relieve crowded city and county hospitals. Eight hundred new famine cases require urgent aid, with supplies being rushed in as fast as possible.
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Chicago
Bill actions touch football and hats in public events
Indianapolis reports House debates measures on football inclusion and fair chances at league play while a committee backs a bill restricting wealthy hats at public gatherings with admission fees. In St Petersburg India declares plague infection nationwide. Nevada passes glove contest licensing up to 1000 dollars. Senator Allen’s daughter Lulu weds Daniel Lynch in Madison Nevada. Notes on health and table renewers follow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Committee On
Fighty
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Endeavorers Convention
Stout
Schweinfurth
Inaugural Ball Music
Anastasia
Atlantic City Meadows
Mexico
NEW Cavalry
Robert ‘Theodore Hanger
Chi
Great Western
Uut
Chicago Relief Fund
Mrs. Cleveland
Welsbach Incandescent
the Steamship Lines
Willliams
Coronado Affair
Bradshaw
All India
Petersburg
India
Nevada
Assembly
Aote
Allen
Madison, Nev
Mise
Lulu Allen
Ae Daniel Lynch
Platte Center
Jank B. Martin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Prescott
West 8Th St
Topeka
Prof
Samuels
Omer
Kansas Avenue
Me §T. Denis
Broadway
Ath St
Grace Church
Denis
Spaiklip
Ita Tautaor
WM. Taylor & Son
John Greif
Kankas Ave
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