Porte Rebuked and Suffragists Reelect Susan B Anthony
A four hour debate in the House prompted a split over Turkish policy. Hepburn proposed severing all diplomatic relations with Turkey in protest of Armenian abuses, but the measure was defeated 143 to 20 after opposition from Raley Turner Grosvenor and others. Susan B Anthony was reelected president of the suffragists.
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Quigg
New York
Hepburn
Iowa
Turkey
Heriin
Europe
Hitt
Hoburn
Raley
Berlin
Turner
Georgia
Grosvenor
Obbo
Tailey
Maceo Faces Hard Path as Spanish Might Hold Him
Fragmented dispatches describe Maceo and his forces tagged as easy marks by Spanish generals, with potential trap columns and a sea escape blocked by stronger forces. Nearby reports note Ottawa defense planning with 41 million dollar budget, Canada militia funding, and suffrage officers led by Susan B. Anthony.
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Hia
Hayaxa
Maceo
Coy
Carpet Excipe
Diets
Gomez
Fatal Feud in Jurrensox Leaves Four Injured or Dead
In Jurrensox Iowa January 22 a deadly morning brawl ends with two men dead two wounded and a young woman seriously hurt as the Brown and Fleck families clash over an old feud. The Flecks burst into the Browns home firing revolvers and shotguns wounding John Brown Jr and two sons while Miss Fille rows is beaten.
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Brown
Fleck
Jurrensox
Iowa
John Brown, Jr
Miss Fille
Senate Standing Now Courtains 44 Republicans 39 Democrats 6 Populists
Senators Cannon and Brown of Utah took oath in the Senate. With the Delaware contest unresolved, Congress remains divided with Republicans 44 Democrats 39 Populists 6, total 58. Majority needed 45, could shift to 40 if Dupont is seated from Delaware.
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Washinwrox
Frank J. Cannon
Arthur Brown
Utah
Senate
Delaware
Republicaya
Dupont
Fire and political notes from scattered towns
Fire on Green City north side destroys most of the square except two buildings, losses around 15000 dollars with half insured. Legal notes include State v Newkirk for grand larceny with judge changes. Fusion politics in La and Mo mix Republican and Populist tickets amid tensions. World’s Fair medals and deliveries discussed. Modjeska company disbands. Bet measures on Indian race case advanced. Palmer may be named ambassador to Germany. Creedon defeats Smith. McKinley delegation chosen. ice trust formation noted.
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Venus
Sepauia
Cyrus Newkirl
First National Bark
Criminal Court
Newllck
George F. Longat
Julie Lonren
W. W. Wood
Johnson County
Czar's Dream on Armenian Frontier Wars Rise
Dispatches indicate Russia concentrates Caucasian armies at the Armenian frontiers in readiness to move next spring to partition Turkey. Plans envisage Russia taking Armenia and Constantinople, with Britain and others reacting. Reports also note secret preparations at Sebastopol for arming a volunteer fleet. A rumor of occupation of Artunis links with Shitan, though unconfirmed. The Chronicle recalls Jefferson’s fleet and invites U.S. action.
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Loxpox
Jan
The
Daily News
Vienna
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Russia
Odess
Persian Gulf
Cuxsrasrixerik
Artuenis
Mysterious Ohio Political Gathering Before Conference
In Cleveland Ohio yesterday a mysterious gathering of politicians occurred with M A Hanna James Foraker and Governor Bushnell as delegates likely to represent Ohio McKinley support appears planned to avoid intra party friction. William E Burrey cashier at St Louis National Bank was sentenced to five years in prison for embezzling thirty thousand dollars. The shortage was repaid, but Burrey pleaded guilty and a clemency request to President Cleveland was denied.
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Cleveland Tleveraxp
M. A. Hanna
James II
William Bure
Sr. Loos
William E. Burrey
St Louis National Bank
Comvern
Adams
United States District Court
Cleveland
Omaia
St Loale
Cotsei
Burrs
Iowa
Dun
Utuaha
St. Louis
L. W. Ross
W.C Wineston
Wabach
Cornelius I. Geld
Geld
Baltimore & Ohio
Fred Miller
Irving
Uhat
J. K Jones
Four Sata to Me Tuelighte VHaxkrour Ky
In Louisville Kentucky on June 23 four Democratic members were found ineligible for office due to holding incompatible positions. City attorney, exami ng surgeon, and two auditory agents were cited. Factions McKintey and Geet war among Republicans as party delegates and Harmon Kellogg were discussed.
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Vhaxkrour
Ata Caneons
United States
Armenians in Hard Luck Driven From Turkey to Face Deportation
Two Armenians detained on Ellis Island face deportation under immigration laws unless bonds allow them to land. Peter De Garabadim, 22, and D M Charcherdorrian, 30, arrived aboard the Servia on January 20 from Harpoot near Alexandrett. They recount brutal Turkish cruelties and wholesale Armenian murders, Charcherdorrian losing his wife and three children four months ago while others were slain. De Garabadim also witnessed many relatives killed.
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Turkey
America
New York
Elis Island
Peter de Garabadim
D. M. Char Eherdorrian
Servia
Harpoot
Alexandretts
Charcherdorrian
de Garabadim
Pension Bills Form the Bok of Treasures
Kansas and Missouri lawmakers introduced measures to restore or grant pensions. Names include Curtis of Kansas and Long of Kansas. beneficiaries span John W. Stevens Beverly I. Hurst Anna Walquist John G. Bright Mary L. Bunker Abe Curtis and John Dunfan with others. Also notes a Missouri discharge and a militia pension.
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Curtis
Long
Wasumetox
Kansas
John W. Stevens
Andrew Franklin
Burlington
Kan
Isla and Hiad
Beverly I. Hurst
Osage City
Anna
Twenty-fifth
Missouri Infantry
Missouri
Cripple Creek to Get Big Four Story Hotel
W E Gillett and other railroad men plan a four story stone and brick hotel on Bennett and Fourth in Cripple Creek with 125 to 100 rooms, Turkish baths, elevators and electric lights, costing at least 75000 dollars. Work to start by February 10 with occupancy aimed by May 15. Currie Creek report notes stock market factors affecting prices and rising interest from eastern buyers.
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Cripple Creek
St. W
Currie Creux
J. EB. Phillips
Perison
Hutchinson Men Invest in Cripple Creek Mines
Hutchinson men control three claims on Ball Hill North Slope near Cripple Creek. Board of International Mining Co weighs leasing a mine for continuous development and a bond option to buy at 60 thousand dollars. Directors include G. G. Busley Matthews Fox Leimbank Wise Woodant and Cleveland. Officers: Jey president Sailik secretary Wise attorney. Also notes a mine sale in Cripple Creek to Last Chance group, renamed Pearl Vie gold min. Brown negotiates. Local ads for Dr Hand colic cure and Knights of maccabees promotions.
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Board of Frectora
International Mining Company
Hutchinson Company
Ball Hill
Richeel
Hutchjusun
G. Busley
Matthews
Jota Fox
BJ. Leimbank
Wise
W. L Woodant
UA Clevwland
Uke Jey
J. F. Sailik
Z. L. Wise
Noe
Suld Tonay
Cripple Creek
Gots
Manixerre
Wis
Ben Hor
Bayerp
CG. S Brown
English Lord Faces Kansan Wrath Over Corn Field Incident
A tale from Nebraska and Kansas describes Lord Grant's English tenantry project in Russell County. Crop failures drove a clash when a landless English visitor rode through corn, prompting a Kansan farmer to confront him and a later arrest. The estate faded with bad years and the library of morocco bound classics was dispersed and now rests in local towns.
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Fallaré
Denver
Lord Grant
Nenter
Nebraska
Kansas
Russell County
Stong
Pimcee
Novel Life Belt by Under-Skin Air System
Dr Schneider-Preiswerk in Basle unveils a new under skin air belt that could save lives in marine accidents. The device uses a hollow needle and hose to fill a pocket beneath the skin with air, enabling a 160 pound man to float with the head above water. The French Academy of Sciences notes its importance and the method aims to eliminate artificial life belts.
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Schneider-Preiswerk
Basle
Philadelphia Record
French Academy of Sciences
Lanveraut
The President's Chair Empty in the Gallery
The article notes the sole vacant seat in the galleries during the day's proceedings. Traditionally filled by cabinet families or visitors, the president of the United States left the chair unoccupied, drawing commentary while the rest of the gallery was crowded.
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House
United States
Cleveland
What Saloons Do Omaha Christian Advocate Style
The whisky trade funds criminal lawyers and police work, stimulates construction for jails and asylums, augments public revenue, and supports schools. It creates business, drives growth, and makes conditions lively, though at a moral cost.
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Omaha Christian Advocate
Haunted house advert near London with estate features
A quirky advertisement describes a genuine haunted house placed four miles north of London near a popular town. The property includes fourteen bedrooms, four reception rooms, stabling, a lodge, and park lands with first-class repair and Bent fu.
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London
Harper's Bazaar 1890 January prospectus and contents
Harper's Bazaar outlines its yearly February 20 plural year plan with fashion sections for women and children, in Paris and New York styles. It notes patterns, diagrams, and sewing guidance, along with departments on labor relations, fiction, poetry, and reader correspondence. Subscription details and advertising terms are listed, including post box and payment options.
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Jankape
Satan Premic
Forest and Stream Pub. CO
P.O. Box
New York City
Harpars Bacek
Paris
New York
Maynabout
Rarasninm de Fouest
Mrs. Gerald
Anna Louise Poor
Weterss
Jerome, & Tan
Harper & Brothers
Peerless Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Cough Balsam
An ad for the Peerless Steam Laundry urges readers to try a new cough remedy called Aviv Cough Balsam Watch and promotes its availability through druggists. It claims 2,000 bottles sold in Topeka per week and promotes a summer campaign with weekly appearances from prominent cities.
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Pune
Asd
Aviv
Topeka
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