Bellamy Storer Seeks Congressional Inquiry on Mediation
Representative Bellamy Storer of the foreign affairs committee plans to introduce a resolution of inquiry upon Congress reconvening. It requests the secretary of state transmit all compatible correspondence on mediation with China and Japan and asks what Monroe doctrine changes the executive may pursue in Asiatic entanglements. The aim is to inform Congress without embarrassing the administration.
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Bellamy Storer
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House of Representatives
Congress
Gresham
China
Japa
Storer
Wrawe
Secretary of State
Executive Branch
United States
Stein
Japan
Staror
Lantany
Linda
Flo
Soldier Pay Withholding Criticized In Rushed Ruling
A debate over withholding portions of soldiers pay and travel allowances is described. The travel allowance is noted as sufficient to bring a discharged soldier home, and concerns are raised that deductions and delays erode manhood and efficiency. The passage argues the current system is cumbersome, fosters dependence, and should be abolished.
Trade statistics show October US exports and imports totals
A bureau of statistics statement reports October exports at 2 553 572 dollars with domestic 842 291 450 and foreign 1 207 123. imports at 59 931 674 with free 30 495 533 and dutiable 25 183 121. Ten months through OctoberExports 560 166 645 vs 41 987 258 prior year. Silver and gold figures listed with varying free and dutiable portions across periods.
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Bureau of Statiscius
United States
Sardhs
Teyd
Boeuss
Hall Fails To Stop Baker And Weeds In Four Rounds
Jim Hall struggled to subdue Henry Baker of Milwaukee and Billy Weeds of Denver before about 5,000 fans at Tattersall’s. Baker won as Hall tired after four rounds, while Hall earlier knocked down Hilly Woods but could not finish within the four rounds.
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Jim Hall
Henry Baker
Milwaukee
Billy Weeds
Denver
Tattersall's
Baker Hall
Laker
Hilly Woods Hall
Woods
Hall
Ives Leads In Billiard Match At Madison Square
Nov 1 reports from Sew Yous describe a tight billiards duel at Madison Square Concert Hall where MB Ives led over Schaefer, with final tallies and scores noted amid results for other players and a boxing or athletic dispatch context. General Niet reports and other military items follow in the same column.
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Ives
Schaefer
Martison Squace
Schuster
Sehscfer
Fees Fen
Boe
Tals
Tres
Kon Selmeier
Selmeier
Schaller
Lleringiag-En Westod
Lexpox
Pimes
Tiessin
Niet
Matien Lung
Pung Wang
Nieb
Seve
Mulion
Pekin
Tarenoy
Dexves
Tariner
Waite
Jim Hall
Lace
Corbett
Acre Spebak
DonnelleVey
Thelagebeise Witebtaisons
Murder verdict in Ohio guard shooting case
Coroner in Washington Court House finds five prisoners died from guards firing from the court house interior on October 11 1894. The verdict names Colonel A E Coit as commander and states there was no imminent danger. No grand jury yet impaneled for Coit or Sheriff Cook. next common pleas session starts January 1595.
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Wasurmetos Cour Hovas
Ohio
James M. Edwards
A. B Coit
Edward
Smith Welch
Mac Johnson
Jessie Jhdy
William A. Sams
Theodore Ammerman
Jeaden Bulls
Washington Court House
Ohio State National Guards
A. E. Coit
Ohio National Guards
Court House
William Dolby
Sher Cook
James M. Exwaures
Court of Commé Leas
Colonel Coit
Sheri Cook
Common Pleas Court
Timber Fire Threatens Colorado Lumber Camps
A fierce wind driven fire roars west of a Colorado city scorching pine timber. Camps Ward and Gold Hill, housing 14 000 and 500 residents, face destruction as hundreds flee. Gold Hill abandoned, residents shelter atop Horsefly Mountain. Cooper Rock threatened. Losses may top 6 000 000 with widespread destitution and mine mill damages reported.
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Boalter
Boviper
Col
Ward
Gold Hill
Boulder
Cooper Rock
Bounder
Horsefel Mountain
Camp Talcott
Congressional Contests and Denver Strangler News Briefs
Republican central committees report thirteen congressional contests with candidates listed in several states. Also updates on the Denver Market Street strangler case, with Richard Demats detained on $5,000 bail and theories linking Lena Tapper and others to the crimes. Local clothing house Guthria Clothing Hose Goes Under Guin notes mortgage closure.
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Denver
Lena Tapper
Marie Contassout
Kikuw Omaga
Guthria Clothing Hose
Guin
Boston
Torn
Sovereign's Address at Knights of Labor Meet in New Orleans
The afternoon session of the Knights of Labor convention heard General Master Workman Sovereign deliver his annual address. He blamed reduced membership on business depression and idleness, reviewed last January's court actions against the treasury and injunction, urged coalitions with labor groups including the A K A, and criticized Pullman strike leaders and Chicago elites. He called for action to curb military power and argued for decreased regular army and abolition of state militia.
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K of L. Grant
New Orleans
Knights of Labor
Order
G. G Cole
District Court of the District of Columbia
United States Treasury
United States Circuit Court of
Pullman
John M. Schofield
Chicago
Fifteenth Infantry
Proposed Union Pacific Reorganization Plan
Frederick Coudert and John W Kat it receivers describe a government backed plan to replace the current six per cent mortgage with a single three per cent blanket mortgage on all Union Pacific debt for 100 years. Coudert urges Congress to act this session to start the bill.
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Finn
Beercan
Union Pacific
Ovana
Neb
Frederick Coudert
John W
Union Pacific Company
Coudert
Congress
Ambitious final session tests Congress aims and threats
A chaotic update outlines Democratic push in the closing session for bank system reorganization to expand currency, free ship bill, interstate commerce tweaks, and a plan to place the Nicaraguan canal under U.S. control, with silver party resistance in the Senate. Other items note Niedringhaus mill resume plans, indictments and appeals in trust cases, Iron Nation’s death, a schoolyard killing, a counterfeiter identified, a horse records claim, and war prep in Guatemala alongside treasury gold and cash figures.
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United States
Senate
Through Sleeping Curse to Sacksonville Florida Railway
The Memphis route Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad inaugurates a through first class car line from Kansas City to Jacksonville via Memphis Birmingham Atlanta and Macon arriving in Jacksonville at 9:45 am with daily service and connections to South Florida. Rates and full details available from J E Locanocv GPA Kansas City MO. The rest mentions maps and various ads and notices from The Stars Journal, including hair products and railroad items.
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Memphis
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis Rrb
Kunsse City
Jacksonville
Hirmingham
Atlanta
Macon
South Florida
Kanaan City
Snow's Pine Expectorant and Blood Purifier Adverts
An early 20th century style ad segment promotes Snow's Pine Expectorant for coughs priced at 25 and 0 shillings, claiming facial improvement and blood purification with Beggs' Blood Purifier as an alternative. It warns against cheap stoves and highlights Oak Brow durability, urging cash to secure the best deal at Peerless Steam Laundry and Furman’s bargains.
Sailed the Seal 38 Years and a Veteran Captain’s Tale
A veteran sea captain recalls thirty eight years at the helm and his later life ashore. He describes gradual health struggles and a shift to service work, noting a long career at sea and a final period of quiet reflection.
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MR. Maxwells
Porrth
Washington
E A. Maxwell
LTA
Maxwell
Eee
Postal Service
Soldier Deposita
Geoeral Smith
Secretary of War
An Sena
Zsports
Ano
MR. Hall Faele
Kielnman Campion Whitsnot
Cricaen
Burnside
Th Kleinman
Frew
Carver
Grim
Robbie
Barn
Boldd
Col. Coit
Colorado
Republican Central Committee
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Denny
Owens
Louisiana
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Meyer
Coleman
Buck
Beattie
Price
Missouri
van Horn
Tursney
Nebraska
Dougherty
Kom. Populise
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Gheatham
Woodward
South Carolina
Murray
Elliott
Texas
Rosenthal
Crowley
Virginia
McDonald
Jones
Borland
Tyler
Walker
McCall
Meredith
O M. Brill’s
Sovereign
Niedringhaad
St Louis
Niedringhaus
Sugar Trust
Wasuixoton
Chapman
McCartney
Curar Trust
Senate Investigation Committee
Tron Nation
Crasmeecais
Iron Nation
Lower Brule
Winton Sriines
Winnie McQuerry
Noblett School
Harvey Evans
Evans
Hebber
William Swithh
Oklahoma County
W. Sawyer
Sawyers Bank
el Reno
Joe Matchen
San Antoni
Joe Patches
Jack Curry
Guatemala
Port Barrios
the Star Grocery
California
Navy Bea
Poveda Califords Plume
Grampa
Pettijohn
Preston
J. S. Sproat
the Star Grocer
Tele
East
Florida
Sleeping Curse
Sacksonville
Kansas
Arus
Speke
W.R. Kennady
W. K Kennady
New York
Lake Shore
C K. Wilber
Western
Rock Island
Kans
Peorles
the Stars Journal
Cass Benners
Holme’s
W. Kennady
Furman's
M. Brill
Furman
Alta
Peerless Steam Laundry
Peerlos Steam Laundry
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