New York to Paris News and World Notes
A scattered column from Van Wert Times covers diverse items from around the world. It notes a huge gun for Russia, a New York dynamite blast, a Chicago water hoax, German and Austrian affairs, and a curious San Francisco expedition seeking sunken treasure near the Manana Islands. It also mentions Senator Allmon, Lt Beebler, and Old Hutch at Chicago theaters, plus a curious egg showing ships and a Samoan harbor.
Senate and House Echo Alaska and Panama Policies
Washington Feb 11 to 18 reports in Congress note Alaska salmon inquiries, Panama protection bills, and Naval and Agriculture appointments. Senate passes Fortification and Naval bills. House debates Mississippi bridge, naturalization, and Sioux division. Colman confirmed Secretary of Agriculture. Denby states 1,022 Americans in China. Blizzard sweep claims several freeze deaths in Canada.
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Washinaton
Alaska
Hughe. Thompson
South Carolina
United States Civil Service
Alfred P. Edgerton
Wasuraron
United States
Panama
Washirnavon
Kansas
Congress
Febleph Lgimphen
Eee
Wasurndom
Board of Health
General Rosecrans
Farmers’ Institutes
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la Crosse
Wasnimorox
Smalle-Elliott
Canada
Smalls- Elliott
Wasumorox
Judiciary Committee
Eliott
Wasernates
Dakota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Mille
Committee On Ways and Means
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Washooton
State Department
Denby
Wassixeton
Norman J. Colman
Monment
Can
Quebec Essys
Paul Peloquin
Beauport
J. Cameron
T. Brunot
St. Joseph
Masked burglars raid Ohio farm house in second such crime
A gang of masked burglars entered James Smith's home near Arlington Hancock County Ohio and robbed $400 in cash while Smith's family was forced at gunpoint. Farmers fear attacks and arm themselves as word reaches Nathan Essingood of possible call.
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Ima
James Smith
Arlington
Hancock County
Smith
Nathan Essingood
James H. Stebbins
New York
T. B. Barry
Florida
Dethick Springs
Father Dougherty
St. Louis
Chicago
Purcell
William E. Lovett
Detroit
Mich
Ashea
Eunice P. Helms
Lydonville
Agricultural Society
Allen Township
Sheffield
Eng
CORRS
Broadway & Seventh Avenue Railroad
Mary Powers
Laporte
Ind
State Reformatory
F. M. Urquhart
United States Marine Hospital Service
Evansville
Jnd
Roy Ryder
Youngstown
Wilhelmina Hiebelshauser
Crestline
Louisville
W. B. Dunn
Mobile
Ala
United States
Lansing
Ace
Luce Preea
Jeet “Onis Justice Sherwood
Galena
North Carolin
Carverre
N. C
Bertie County
Jacob Faucett
Lincoln Birthday Observances Across Several States
Lincoln’s eightieth birth anniversary observed with numerous clubs and banquets. Ohio delegates preside at Columbus gathering with speeches by Michener and others. Similar commemorations held in Indiana and Illinois with notable figures in attendance. Costa Rica trembles as a major earthquake damages San Jose and surrounding towns. Barbed wire patent disputes prompt legal clarifications in St. Louis and Worcester.
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Lincoln Club
Ohio
John A. Caldwell
Cincinnati
Michener
Infilana
James Royle
Alger
Michigan
John
John A. Kasson
Iowa
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
Inpiaxapouis
Ind
Lincoln
Capitol
Lincoln Homestead
Costa Rica
Panama
San Jose
Carmen and
Merced
Raine
Alsjucla
la Laguna
Iraza
Cartago
The Old World. General Interest From Across the Water
International dispatches cover Prince Bismarck delaying negotiations Ireland facing depopulation effects The French ministry resigns and other notable developments abroad shaping global affairs this week.
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Prince Bismarck
Ireland
Beng
MINUs News Items For Week Ended February 16
Week’s news notes the Republican General Villa Campo dying in Madrid prisons, Grand Lake Coal Co Pittsburg failing for 24000, barn burner bands active in MD and PA, Edward Willett editor of New York Dispatch dies, and fires in Fort Wayne causing large losses. Also multiple obituaries, crimes, and international briefs across London Paris Tokyo and Ottawa with notable deaths and political shifts.
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Villa Campo
Madrid
Grand Lake Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Edward Willett
New York
Declared elected as Harrison Morton win in electoral count
National House galleries filled for the official electoral vote count. Senator Ingalls presided with the Senate. Benjamin Harrison of Indiana and Levi P Morton of New York were declared President and Vice President for the term starting March 4, 1893, after reading Alabama’s certificate. The report also covers other 19th century foreign and domestic items on health, crime, industry, and politics.
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Berlin
Prince Bismarck
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Lord Salisbury
Count von Hatzfield
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England
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Dublin
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Loxney
Glasgow
Hoboken
N. J
Sophia Buck
Great Britain and Ireland
Fort Wayne
Scotland
Paris
Donegal
James O'Kelly
North Roscommon
O'Kelly
Texic
Japan
House of Peers
Panama
Geneva
Fleurier
Neuchatel
Carnot
Arcanano
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Samoa
Calliope
Herr Branders
Berta
National House of Representatives
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Senate
Joint Assembly
House
Senator Ingalls
McCook
Bassett
House of Representatives
United States
Alabsas
Manderson
Alabama
Bretes
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Levi P. Morton
New York
League
Republican National Committee
L. P. Morton
Ben Harrison
Elioart
Ammindown
Reg
New York City
Governor Hill
Harlem Democratic Club
Washington
American Protective Tariff League
Bill Chandler
Assembly
Kings Counties
Interior
Detroe Free Press
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America
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Dick Worsnam
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Pamapenpura
National Association of Builders
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Edward E. Scribner
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Butler County
Boston
Nidney Bartlett
Daniel Webster
Shaw
Parsons
Rufus Choate
Gladstone
Sonia Janin
United States Supreme Court
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Maia
Charles G. Washburn
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Louis Janin
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Coxcorp
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Gilman Marston
Exeter
Chandler
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Sawyer
Marston
Terre Havre
William L. Porter
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Kate Claxton
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Harry Hudson
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W. W. Oppenheim
Indian Department of Canada
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Union Stock Yards
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Arinori More
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John Lee
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Vanderbilt University
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