McKinley Wins at New York State Nominating Convention
The New York State nominating convention ended a second day in session with fusion plans for Planters and Reed factions. Kellogg’s Reed supporters lost ground as McKinley delegates were expected, with two McKinley and two Reed members to St. Louis. Chairmanship battles caused chaos, but the fusion sugar planters indorsed their ticket as delegates moved to nominations.
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En Ontesus
Newu
Kellogg's
Reed
New Orleana
Kellogg
McKinley
Kelly
St. Lewis
Henry Delsus
J. M. Vance
Albert Leonard Sed
Andrew Hero
Warnoth
A.T. Wimberly
Richard Sims Hare
A. Cage
Renandidate
State Central
Aad
Ataeea
Or Wis
Kellove
Enemies Claim Fraud in New York Republican Enrollment
A Madison Square Music Hall meeting convened by anti Platt forces reports a 25 000 name padding in 77 000 enrollments citywide with inspectors arrested awaiting grand jury action. The push favors fresh enrollment and hints at a separate independent party structure. Outer political shifts include Kentucky break and Washington dispatches on legal matters surrounding United States Marshal Nix.
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New York
New Yoas
Madison Square Music Hall
the Sun
Thomas C. Platt
Edward N. Mitchell
Cornelius N. Bliss
Mitchell
Cecante
Thenaighout
Trind
Hy Eisey
Committee of Gity
Baptist secretary reports Cuban disease driven by Weyter
Rev. Dr. I. T. Tichenor of Avianta Georgia, secretary of the mission board, returns from Cuba with word that indications are m caries will be driven from the island by General Weyter.
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Weylen
Attorney General Targets Farm Loan Trust in Illinois Suit
Attorney General Moloney filed an information in chancery to restrain the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company of New York from transferring valuables to the state of Illinois. The action names Curcaco and Jax as involved parties in the matter.
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Bix Trust Company
Curcaco
Jax
Moloney
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
Nete York
Vasloces
Illinois
Bayard Censure Fight Stalls in House Foreign Affairs
Jan. 31 In a tense hours long session the House Foreign Affairs Committee failed to agree on a censure resolution for Ambassador Bayard. Republicans push to condemn his Edinburgh and London speeches. Democrats urge milder disapproval or general limits on remarks by US diplomats abroad. Subcommittee drafts show wide variance.
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Upos
Wasmaxerox
Ambassa
Gor Bayard
Mifsirs
Selid
Messia Draper
Massachusetts
Pearson
North Carolina
Dinsmore
Arkansas
Edinburgh
London
Bayard
United States
Cousins
Iowa
FLOCKING TO CUBANS INSURGENTS GAIN STRENGTH
Refugees report a surge of support for insurgents as Maceo expands from 4000 to 12000 men at Pinar del Rio and a new city government forms in Guines. Marcos Garcia joins Santos Espiritu’s rebel movement amid the upheaval.
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Biacco
Pinar del Rio
Tawra
Fla
Marcos Garcia
Santos Espititm
Campos
Maceo
Gulnts
Gomes
Morley and arbitration blur in Scottish speech amid disputes
The article cites John Morley criticizing Lord Salisbury and the Mource doctrine during a speech at Arbroath, Scotland, arguing arbitration could settle the Venezuelan boundary dispute. It also reports theft by George Krout of Wells Fargo express packages valued at 140 dollars, with his father implicated but denying involvement. General John W. Noble suffers a gastric illness attack and beds by a illness. News also notes Colombian townsite claims and rising tension, while President Cleveland weighs home rule appointments in Oklahoma.
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Gatletury Blandered
John Morley
Isud
Rosebery
Gledstove
Arbroath
Scotland
Lord Salisbury
Amerios Ia Strenngustyate
Express
Cantenes
Colorébo Steines
Jan
George Krout
Wells-Fargo Express
Ng Teasboat
Colo
Colombine
Seerene
Pcolambian
Cleveland
Oklaom
Silver bond test looms as Senate debates amendment
In Wasatsetos Jan 31 a long Senate session ends with executive debate over voting on the pending silver bond bill. Jones of Arkansas aims for a vote soon, while Vilas speech prompts recess and possible Saturday action. Reed notes slim House attendance as minor business proceeds and a pension bill passes.
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Wasatsetos
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Vilas
Mr. Jones
Chandler
Stewart
Reed
Belmont snubs Belmont at Perry Belmont affair
New York society buzzed Jan 1 as Perry Belmont entertained 200 guests, omitting Oliver Hazard Belmont and his bride Mrs William Vanderbilt from invitations. Vanderbilt attended as a guest. the event dubbed an oper supper and cotillion drew sharp whispers and silent stares amid the cosmopolitan crowd.
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Perry
New York
Perry BelmOnt
Mra William
Vanderbilt
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
Breweries in Iowa Under Prohibition Law Spark Brew
Prohibition era details report a $550000 Dubuque Malting company proceeding with a new brewery despite law, while Effogram Millio company chartered in Michigan County lists directors. Texas murder arrest mentions four African American men tied to Thomas Dwyer death. Formosa unrest resurfaces as Japanese forces plan permanent garrison. Texas House contest rules in Culberson favor. local sale notice for John Kaczynski groceries. trade ad for Peerless Laundry.
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Donugue
Dubuque
Rede Yester
Morae
Yokoyama
Formosa
House
Davis-Culberson
Yexas
Culberson
Postal Savings Bank Advocate Urges Small Saver Use
An officer argues postal savings accounts suit small savers who issue self payable money orders. People with under 100 dollars prefer postal orders backed by government trust, avoiding banks. Foreigners and workers favor self payable orders for security and liquidity, noting large yearly volumes in the money order division.
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Goulds
United States
Postal Savings Bank
Department
Mople
Peace Protest Against Military Instruction in Schools
Frances W Lester of Mansfield Ohio and Margaret Ellis of East Orange New Jersey urge Washington legislators to oppose any bill introducing military tactics in public schools. They represent 200000 National WCTU members who favor citizenship and peacetime education over warfare training. The letter appeals to vote against bills that would place military instruction in curriculums.
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Wasminnton
Frances W. Lester
Mansfield
Oho
Department of Physical Culture
W. T. UL
Department of Legislation and Enforcement of Law
Margaret
Death and divorce notes in St Louis and Chicago
The report records Ephraim Owens a young St Louis lawyer found dead at the Southern hotel from self-administered poison after a love affair with Amy Opel. It also notes Marie Augusta Amberg filing for divorce from Gustav Amberg amid charges of deception and cruelty. Additional items mention famine fears in Cuba, a boundary dispute between Brazil and Bolivia, weather effects on wheat, and an ad for Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Wiselde
St Louis
Ephraim
Cripple Creek to Build 200 Ton Daily Ore Works
Cripple Creek plans a 200 ton per day ore sampler and mill to handle rising output. Architect Ries and Moore & Murray prepared a 200 by 81 foot facility in the Midlands area with tracks surrounding the yard for unloading rails to avoid extra hauling. The project aims to speed ore processing within sixty days of contract letting.
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Cripple Creek
Curis
Ries
Moore & Murray
Midlands
Be at Johannesburg over Cripple Creek finds new camp wonder
John Alexander Kennedy of Johannesburg, South Africa, reports Cripple Creek district far ahead of anything seen before after a thorough inspection of the camp. He says Johannesburg cannot match this remarkable area and admits the camp surpasses the South African wonder.
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Bowrie
Cripple Creek
Omeres Ceesk, Inc
John Alexander Kennedy
Johannesburg
South Africa
Kennedy
White House Robbery Told At Washington Reception
A Washington society woman reported missing a $2500 diamond pendant at a White House reception. Two women noted for elegant dress allegedly crowded past her, shook her, then vanished, and the pendant disappeared. Police were alerted and descriptions of the suspects were circulated.
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Washington Society
White House
Wasttrseron
Washington
Lande
Gold At Cripple Creek Mega Rush Draws Crowds
The Cripple Creek Colorado gold district attracts hundreds as spring rush looms. The Santa Fe route offers direct Pullman service to the camp, landing passengers in Cripple Creek. J P Rowley is city ticket agent for bookings. A Missouri photo book, Snap Shots in South Missouri, promotes land and mining prospects and can be mailed for four cents with postage. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises cleanliness and collars at 1214 W Se.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado
Santa Fe
J. P. Rowley
A. T
F. H.y
Topeka
Kun
Phis Railroad Co
South
Missouri
South Pee
J. EB
Lockwoop
Brensas City
Prerless Steam Laundry
Quebec Carnival Aims To Attract Tourists And Celebrate Winter
The article describes Quebec’s approach to winter entertainment with a biennial carnival featuring a French opera company, masked balls, curling, hockey, an ice fort, torchlight parade, bowling, snowshoe races, and daylight promenades. It notes Americans seeking warmth and the contrast with Canadian winter life, and highlights the growing prominence of Quebec hotels attracting wealthy visitors from the United States.
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Queves
Jan, Sr
Quebec
St Lawrence
Montreal
Canada
Dufferin Terrace
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
New York
Bassa Villa
Quebecs Upper Town Hotels and Historic Fortifications
The article describes Chateau Frontenac and other hotels built by a railroad company in Quebec’s upper town, noting the old chateau’s demolition for tourist comfort. It paints a vivid picture of Montcalm’s remains, the city walls, gates, Martello towers, the citadel, and the Dufferin terrace, while contrasting busy upper town modernization with a decaying lower town once rich in shipping. It highlights the Primitive French Canadian culture in the lower town, its French signage, and the language barrier for carnival visitors, ending with a nudge to subscribe to Daily Star.
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Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Montcalms
Louis Street
Montoslin
Wolfe
St Louis
Dufferin Terrace
Frome
Laval University
Princess Louise
Ecole Berlitz
Harper's Bazaar Promotes Fashion and Home Reading
Harper's Bazaar 29th year begins January with Paris gowns and New York fashion features. The weekly magazine offers patterns and guidance for dressmaking, men’s fashions, and a Paris letter by Karaar ixm De Fomner. Also included are short stories, music, correspondence, and editor notes. Subscriptions start with current issues. send remittance via post office money order or draft.
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Sue Kt
BAZAR
Paris
Bertin
New York
American Weiten
Gerald
New England
Maxr B. Winwins
Jerome
Finn
Th Sutharaments
Harper
Brothers
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National Prohibition Convention
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Effogram Millio Company
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Western Society of the Army of the Potomac
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Augusta Engel
Gustav Amberg
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Brazil
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Forest and Stream Pub. CO
P. O. Box
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Portage Trea
Mexico
Adyres Harper & Brothers
P.O
Great Western Steam
C.F. Rodiger
John C. MicClintock
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