Populist Convention Place Chosen for St Louis
The national Populist committee in St Louis selected July 2 as the convention date and St Louis as the host city after hours of debate. Dallas and Chicago advocates pressed for seating and funds, while the executive committee set a ten day report deadline on the meeting venue and new proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Peer Bledt
D. M. Falwaltur
Arkansas
Chicago
Dr. M.taylor
Eugene Smith
F. J. Scheutin
Scheutts
Mlelfark
Hilsler
Joseph H. Schneids
Kankis City
Kane
Court House
Hurry ‘Tracy
D. F. Leids
Holton
Dallas
Sydney
Kanaie
Discus Klum
Dhihe
Due Ireraker
M. C. Danken
Bunty DubiHi
Agaladmire Quouk
Thatric Hunt
Na Onal
Washington
Louis
Lewgue
St. Louis
General Weiler to Lead Spanish Cuba Command
Havana reports that General Weiler is named Captain General of Cuba with the Havana province and cabinet changes expected. Seni or Francisco Calvar Ma hon and Benito Miswel Cabeaex admitted into office, while changes at the Madrid foreign affairs ministry name Renor It Duayen as successor to the duke of Tetuan.
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Havana
Jano
Provines
Trough Ha
Senor
Francisco Calvar Mahon
Uesaury Department
Benito Miswel Cabeaex
Madr Annou
Hita -Aecorbor Ty Stara Martinos d& Campo
Vaturianio
Hayunw
KoWerior Swewral
Cuba
Forwks
Phe Tahini
Chang
Tis
Madrid
Dan
Duke of
Tetuan
Haa
Renor It Duayen
Disappointment in New Mexico and Arizona Admission Delayed
The Post notes that New Mexico and Arizona will not gain admission to the Union this session. It blames Speaker Teed and party combination for blocking doors to territorial bills to curb increases in Senate strength and representation. The House committee on territories will not bring bills to admit the territories for action this Congress.
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Chicago
Jane
New Mexico
Arigout
Apeaker
House Committee On Territories
Congress
Idaho Asylum Also N Almshouse
Idaho January 8 Major Cavanaugh, director of the Insane asylum at Blackfoot, reports no hoard meeting results and investigations. Some patients are said to be sent to the asylum who do not belong there, while others should have been sent to the county poorhouse. Examining physicians and the probate judge reportedly permitted some to enter the asylum, though not famine. The superintendent desires discharge but patients wish to remain, and the board has no funds to send them home, risking coercion of husbands or others and possible sensational developments.
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BarkTowt
Bolvo
Tdaho
Major Cavanaugh
Msy~ Jum For
Blackfoot
Ben
Perwine
Klickitat Must Pay Her Debts Warrants Valid Pre Statehood
A supreme court ruling affirms that warrants issued before Kal USA statehood remain obligations of Klickitat County. The court held the warrants are enforceable as county debts and must be settled under the same framework as post constitution warrants. The decision interprets prior legislature intent to honor pre statehood indebtedness.
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Supreme
Veraus Klickitat
JC Te
Supreme Court
Vie
Vaw
Judge Smith’s Accounts and County Checks
Expert Cunningham files reports on ex probate Judge H L Smith with county commissioners. The board approved a 2000 salary and 1000 clerical fine during 480 percent, amid questions of legality. Judge Smith says the allowance was lawful and will repay 12.28 to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Cunningham
Moscow
Idaho
A. A. Cunningham
H. L. Smith
Unite
Supreme Court
Red Cross Work in Armenia Faces Safe Passage Question
Harton seeks to confirm Red Cross access into Armenia and aid distribution for Armenian natives. Secretary telegraphed the Turkish minister to secure a definitive decision but received no reply. Mrs Clark Warton met with Senators Hour and Cullam to discuss her expedition amid ongoing doubt over the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harton
Washington
Hweretary
Liton
Paris Belle Case Again Continued
The Paris Belle gold mining case was further postponed as court proceedings in Victoria proceed. Key figures include Hinib, president of the Paris Belle Gold Mining Company, and Doc Corbin, president of the railway company, with several other named individuals listed among the contending parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vistoria
Victoria
BOC
Tandi
Nelson
War in West Africa Nears End With British Victory
The Ashanier War nears conclusion as British forces under Bir Franpls Soat achieve gains in the Gold Coast Colony and Brien West Africa. Royal Volunteers secure the theater, with King Promyeh’s support and colonial trade prospects rising as native factions show willingness to align.
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Everstriyag
Keren
Avert
Gold Coast
West Africa
Bir
Franpls
Promyeh
Prince Henry
Amon
Earthquake rattles Craig Colorado after tremor shakes region
An earthquake struck Craig Colorado at 6 40 PM followed by a violent storm that caused no reported damage. Farmers reported loss of smallstock and debris from shattered shelves as the quake subsided and winds intensified for about half an hour.
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C&ais
Colorado
Denver
Crake
Col
Craig
Drake
Great Movement for Peace Circulates Among Clubs
Provident of the federation of Women’s Clubs issues a circular letter from Chicago dated January 19. Mrs Charley Henretin, president of General Federation of Women’s Clubs, calls on all club presidents to pressure for a peace movement in Manitoba? and the country. The aim is a convention of Christian powers in 1900 with a view to establish an international court of arbitration.
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Movement For Peace Provident
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
Charley Henretin
General
Pederaion of
Women’s Clubs
Munrpe
Christian Powers
John Hays Hammond Faces Treason Trial in Johannesburg
Prominent mining expert John Hays Hammond, under contract with Cecil Rhodes, is to stand trial for high treason in Johannesburg tomorrow. His supporters, including Father Sherman and General Miles, appeal to influence Denver and top officials to intervene, amid the Transvaal government’s indictment.
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Denver
Jan
Thomas & Sherman
Sherman
Welay
J. Ty Houghteling
Chicago
Meabody & Houghteling
John Maye Hammond
Johannesburg
Shorien
Shermin Atone
Bellator Sheemah
Ceneral Miles
United’ States
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Chapman found guilty in senate inquiry over questions
The jury in Riverton R. Chapman’s trial, a New York stock broker with Moore & Schley, returned a guilty verdict after an all night session. The defense plans to appeal to the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, then likely to the United States Supreme Court.
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Corwin
Washington
Riverton R. Chapman
New York
Moore & Schley
Senate
Court of
Chapman
Rawards and Schriver
VJ. W. Macartney
Three Men Escape From Portland County Jail
Three inmates from Multnomah county jail in Portland Oregon, Don Kelliher, Mike O'Brien, and Frank Sands, escaped last night in a mysterious manner. They were said to have been aided by a visitor with a skeleton key. the trio reportedly opened well doors and secreted themselves in an unused dungeon before fleeing. Kelliher had been sentenced to 10 years for burglary, O'Brien to one year for larceny, and Sands to a similar charge. The escape is described as unparalleled in county jail history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysterio
Portland
Don Kelliher
Mike O'Brien
Frank Sands
Multromals
Kelilhior Wis
O'Frien
Senator White Discusses Transvaal Reports with State Dept
Washington January W Senator White of California said he had communicated with the state department regarding reports about Hammond in Transvaal matters and a possible danger to the prisoner He expressed confidence the government would continue its best efforts in the Hammond case and in the Transvaal situation.
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Washington
Jan W
White
California
State Department
Alvan Tion
Mammond
Prisguer
Joharmeshure
Alteger
Transvaal
Mr. Hammond
Fight the Railway Funding Bill at San Francisco Convention
The January San Francisco convention opposed the Pacific railroad funding bill. It adopted a strong protest against the measure, postponed the meeting for a week, and appointed a committee of ten to draft resolutions. Five delegates were sent to Washington to work against the bill in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
San Francis
Jan
Pacific
Subry
Assault splinters Kennewick as barber and butcher face charges
A disturbed morning in Kennewick sees an alleged assault on a Seach L Officer by a pair linked to local tradesmen. Butcher Hettinger and Tarte Wolt, with Dilley aiding, traveled from Kennewick to secure evidence. The Chinaman identi fies as Herunger. Preliminary examination set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Waklie
Waeh
San
Diltey
Thie Murnlne
Kenhowick
Hettinger
Fourth Conglerion of Murder at Helena Jury Delivers Three Month Sentence
Helena Montana a United States court reports the fourth degree murder verdict against Pleasant Draper for killing his Sweetheart Let Tamar near Crow Furency March 2. The trial lasted a full week with a 21 hour jury deliberation. Insanity was the defense. Eugene Stanley, who faced execution by his own action after conviction, and two others, were mentioned in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Jam
Melana
Pleasant Draper
United States
Kentucky Senatorial Election Forces Clash In State Campaign
Cincinnati dispatch from Frankfort describes a heated race between Hunter and Blackburn with rival factions pressing for ballots before a fixed date. Republicans considering delaying the ballot while Democrats push toward prompt nomination and a Wednesday verdict. The tense scene includes talk of a potential deadlock and strong party alignments as the election timetable remains disputed.
Twenty fifth anniversary of German Empire celebrated in New York
German clubs and social groups in New York marked the twenty fifth anniversary of the German Empire’s proclamation with commentaries and a banquet. A Canningle hall ceremony led by William Steinway featured the oper a Bel Sedan performed by the Liederkranz chorus and soloists. Ida Haareon tid gave a prologue that heightened audience enthusiasm.
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New York
William Steinway
Canningle Hall
Wbdér Uy Ampires
Willam Steinway
Messrs
Oswald Ottenderfer
Carl Behurz
Jacob Schltt
Frank Whret
Ter ‘Hort Gillis
Holle Zull Iner
Bel Sedan
Vaa Pee
America
Mida Lillian Plaavell
Ida Haareochtid
They Tackled the Wrong Woman at Barnum’s Roadhouse
Port Wayne Indiana report details a disturbance at Mrs Barnum’s roadhouse where a man accused of misbehavior was ordered away. A scuffle ensued injuring multiple people and wounding five. One man, Charles Hailey, was critically shot as authorities hunt for the others.
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Port Wayne
Ind
Sporn Wilner
Wayne
Mother Barnum
Barnum
Mrs. Barnum
Young
Hailey
Charles Hailey
Phyase
Full of Sport Crowds Hear Officials in El Paso
El Paso hosts a sports scene with referees from Chicago and a Maher vs Pitzalmmons exhibition at the opera house tonight. A three delegation from the Pacific coast arrives for the event, while speakers thank the Maher party for attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Pacific Coast
Board of Officers Appointed to Examine Seattle Post
A War Department order designates a board of officers, including General Oris, Captain W Ta Fist, Captain G B Millen, to conduct an examination of a military post at Bentie Wash, called by General Otis. The examination aims to assess the post for potential donation by Beatiie citizens under the act approved March 2, 18%h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wypeorempy
Washington, D. Co
Oris
W. Ta Fist
Corpe of Engineers
G. B Millen
Bentie
Wash
Otis
Beatiie
United States
Prayer to Stop Prizz Fights in Paso Texas
A local group in Paso, Texas, led by minister Athy Lintere, calls for a prayer gathering on a Sunday in January to urge unity and prevent religious persecution. The event aims to protect religious liberty and preserve community harmony in the city.
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MS Bisa
Gandara
Cariong
Paso
Tex
Union
United States
Auntetios
Muworth Feaguion
Onlle Hunday
Engagement of Mine Mary Warden of Philadelphia
An engagement notice from Philadelphia announces the betrothal of Mary Warden, daughter of W. Warden, a director of the Board of Company. The Warden family is connected to notable executives, linking to prominent New York circles. The ceremony or date remains to be announced.
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Mary
Philadelphia
Jan
Hla City
New York
W. Warden
Boaidard Ol Company
Harkness
Rockefeller
Flagter
Payne
Overflowing Mass Meeting Ends Local Christian Endeavor Convention
Jan 12 Washington Jan 12 The fourth annual local Christian Endeavor convention closed this afternoon with an overflowing mass meeting in Central Hall. There was strong crowding from the district and many city clergymen attended on the platform. There is a full movement of Whaley from Philadelphia.
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Wai Aneto Lasal CH
Tintom
Washington
Jocal Christian Endeavor Tinton
Fiy- Chusine
Roo High
Washington Inne
Roe Sion
Germans weary of William as empire dives into crisis
London dispatch notes muted public enthusiasm after the death of two emperors and a subdued reaction to royal commemorations. Observers warn Germany faces upheaval and international tensions as the nation contends with a changed political climate and uncertain future.
British Naval Assembly Readied for Crown Inspection
London reports a naval spectacle as the fleet advances toward Cowes for inspection by Queen Victoria and the Duke of the Admiralty. Admiral Drake directs the squadron to execute final orders as the ceremony nears with forecasts of favorable winds.
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London
Queen Victoria
Une Hirde
Ie Admiralty
Owborne Howe
Weilnoeday
Hong
Meir Admiral Drake
Tle
Centralia Postoffice Robbery Details Emerge
Reported Chehalis Washington post office robbery involves a white and a colored man among others with Fatal shooting of two card dealers and several injuries. Federal agent quietly investigates while lawmen seek leads as details remain unclear and the case escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Chehalle Poat
Bagog Lagu
Pryaterabe
John Laraway
Buried With Military Honors for General Edward Fh Wenher
The body of the late General Edward Fh Wenher was laid to rest in Greenwood Cemetery with full military honors. The Mantal services were conducted by Simpson M. Blehuyah, with Rev. Dr J. C. Witton and Rev. Dr Lyman Abboth officiating. Generals and dignitaries attended as the Fourteenth Regiment War Veterans Association and Rankin Post led the procession.
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Hogy
Tian
Howley Lite
Vince
New York
Edward Fh. Wenher
Greenwood Cemetery
Simpson M. Blehuyeh
UY Hall
Tien Tytig
Bath Low
Greenwood
Fourteenth Regiment War Veteran’ Association
Rankin Poat
G. A R
Lexington
Winute
Ourteenth Ogeltrneait
Jail Guarded as Threats of Lynching Emerge in Parkersburg
Reported threats of mob violence followed an attack on Tatta Wetherell a week earlier. Authorities moved to transfer the suspect and keep the crowd calm as a preliminary hearing neared. A black suspect arrested in Fulmont was to be sent to Parkersburg for interrogation, with officials warning against retaliation and urging restraint.
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Parkersburg
W. VA
Honig
Hunupta
Vera
Pennylvania
Tatta Wetherell
Evert
Peisenin
Luly
Nugro
Hanker Weileroll
Cincinnati Delegates Rally in Battle Over Nomination
Fragmented dispatch describes party conventions and candidate maneuvers as Cincinnati and Washington figures press for control. It notes a potential candidate in Messingley and mentions ongoing efforts to unite factions ahead of the national party meetings.
Sympathy for Armenians Meeting at Oak Park
A large gathering convened yesterday afternoon at Oak Park to express sympathy for Armenians and to collect funds for Useanette. Resolutions urged preserving national sovereignty and rights while condemning mass oppression and violence against women and children, calling government restraint and humane action.
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Can
Chieu
Jan IA
Langely
Oak Park
Walnt
Neutral stance and alliance cautions cited in Early 20th century reports
The document notes United States and British observers discussing neutral policy and strategic aims amid Armenian, German, and Abyssinian issues. It quotes Novosti on English promises, praising civilization yet criticizing egotism, and asserts alliances would benefit France and Russia only if neutrally positioned.
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New York
Tan
Herald
St. Petersburg
France
Frussle
Choked to Death at Breakfast in Helena
In Helena Montana on June 19 Lowin F Cain aged 12, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cain, choked at the breakfast table after a piece of meat lodged in his throat. He had recently recovered from a two month bout with diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Hoy
Tien
Helena
Mont
Cuban Rebellion Report on Frontline Skirmishes and Reforms
Havana reports an insurgent band from the east attempted to breach Spanish lines along the Lat Proche and attacked forts and plantations in Clen Tigoon and surrounding districts. Madrid hints at reforms to be enacted after wartime, with no specifics given.
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Havana
Bante Clara
Albert
Pastor Roja
Maximo Comex
Thu Vand
Plagetas
Clenfugoes
Sakue Lagrande
Uyka
Lat Creche
Constancia
Clen
Moss
Cuba
Tr Tm Tite
Politioal Reformu
Madrid
Duke Alamada
Aldérius
Cole
Galbis
Par Bumbuny
Gomes IV
Clenfern de
Banda of Rahl
Jose Maced
Majiuuri
Insurgenta
Ratirondi
Caobas
Milen
Mantas
VillaKe
San Nicolas
Bermuda
Pinar del Re
Batd
Pionge
Oliveto
Florida
General Campos
Supreme Court of War
Maria Thotgh
Huttors Sympanize With Coma Seat Alate
A Tampa group named the Jet Association with Paes Resolution welcomed 360 attendees this morning. The party visited Fort Tampa to witness a Cubs arrival and editors expressed warm sympathy for an insurgent aid. A conversion to be held in St Augustine this week. resolutions urging recognition were adopted. A sacred concert closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Association
Tampa
Jan
National Beltorm
Fort Tampa
Cubs
Insurgente
Ofuse
St. Augustine
Spain and Cuba Crisis Stir World Reaction
Reports from Havana and New York reveal indignant statements by General Martinez Campos after resigning his post, criticizing Cuban parties and warning Spain’s policy division. General Marin named governor of Puerto Rico. Campos declines president of supreme military court. unrest in Bulgaria signals new political shifts with Prince Ferdinand facing opposition in St Petersburg.
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Spain
New York
Martinez Campos
Supreme Command
May
Cuba
Campos
Mudeld
Jan
Martines Campos
Supreme Military Court of
Jubice
Marin
Porto Rico
Prince Ferdinand
Frog Srertort
St. Petersburg
Tm Bulgari
Prince Ferdinanda
Bterloft
M. Grekel
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Centralia Postoffice Robbery
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Frank Stewart
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