England and America in Arbitration Hope Amid War News
London Chronicle reports Chamberlain’s Birmingham speech urging arbitration with America as key to permanent peace. It notes growing anxiety over European tensions, Armenia relief, and American willingness to join only for moral support, while Russia Turkey relations stay platonic.
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London
Sun
Chamberlain
Voreworld
Birmingham
Fronta UN
Amurica
Chamharlot
Amer-ica
Chamberlin
Armenia
Jean
America
Washington
Times
Russia
Dome
Turkey
Wheelman Pearce Claims Flying Squadron Not For US War
Sir Wheelman Pearce M.P. from Colchester England says the flying squadron was not intended for action against the United States. He, en route to Vers Cetus harbor work, warns against misunderstandings from the Mulnoe doctrine and urges a prompt peaceful settlement through Parliament and diplomatic channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wreland
Great Britain
United States
Wheelman Pearce
MiPs
Colchester
Kraex County
Enelinds
Sir Wheelman
Mexicat
Vers Cetus
Lady Perrin
Ingland
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Santa Fe Shops Closed for a Day Over Mechanical Move
In City on January 26 the Santa Fe shops closed for a day due to mechanical changes. The delay affected Santa Fe and other branches of the railroad system with trains halted except for limited round-house work. Officials estimated the savings from the shutdown would offset expenses across departments, projecting about 7000 dollars saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanean City
Santa Pe
Weller
Senator Nasbrough Modifies Flag Protection Bill
Senator Nasbrough decides on a modification of a bill to prevent desecration of the national flag. The altered measure would prohibit any person or entity from using the flag or its likeness in conjunction with advertising for private gain. John Russell Young, former minister to China, returns to the United States after study of Mexican battle terrains and General Grant’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasbrough
Hasrough Haw
Marge
United Arates
Young Hormrms
City of
Mexico
John Russell Young
China
United States
Genneri Grant
Theodore Runyon Dies Suddenly in Berlin
The American ambassador to Germany, Theodore Runyon, died suddenly in Berlin this morning from heart failure. Born in 1839, Runyon had a long career in New Jersey politics and U.S. diplomacy, including service as mayor of Newark and as minister to Germany before becoming ambassador. He recently postponed a European trip for health reasons and had been actively managing European affairs.
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Lck
Wiliam
Euninen
Norway
Chelsbad
Axenstein
Switzer Jane
Ayate
Theodore Kunyon
Somerville
Nod
Oolobwra
Vid College
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Volontaers
Cleveland Vallad Staten
Germany
Congress
United States
Armar
Yale
Rutgers
Wesleyan
Spanish troop actions and naval plans reported abroad
A mishmash dispatch notes Spanish troops landing near Ratahano to pursue rebels and aid operations against Go mex and Maceo in Havana province and Pinar. It mentions a skirmish in a province near Zant Clana, casualties, insurgent damage to waterworks, and a passenger train burned by bandits. Navy moves include strengthening the Pacific station and commissioning the Oregon around May. Also notes new depositories for public documents under a law designating state libraries for preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hava
Jan
Julie
Santiaga Me Qube
Nadi
Simancas
Gunila
Ratahano
Rans
Huyen
Gomex
Maceo
Havana
Pinar
Julia
Aterm
Sanert
Zant Clana
Celeste Palos
Miantinis
Antonio Bie
Foresters Seek Explanation From Secretary on Collina Issue
Foresters demand clarification from the Secretary about the handling of United States Consul General Collins at Landon and the request for information connected to the death of Medora Taundive and the family inquiry. The consul general indicated delays and required using an alternate channel to obtain the needed details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Lapiaie
Coline
Candnet
Cleveland
Tinity
Olney
Paretele A. Collina
United States
Landon
Mcadams
Forester
Medora Taundive Coffee House
Bhery
Con UI
Collins Tr
Mid No
Corbett Grappled by Fireman Murphy at National Theater
In Philadelphia January 2 James J. Corbett sparred with W H Murphy a fireman who entered Corbett's room at the National theater and a fight ensued. Both men were battered with blows. Murphy sustained a back injury and Corbett a badly cut mouth as bystanders separated them after a drawn out clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phindelphia
Witter
Murphy
National Theater
James J. Corbett
Fab
Corbett
Emmok
Mumby
Several Land Contests Decided in Washington Oregon and Idaho
Secretary Hoke Amich issued rulings on land cases including Washington and Oregon disputes. The decisions cover patent ownership and mineral rights, with cases involving Watktacus guardian, Vancouver district matters, and Croth- Jan in the Boley district. Some reviews were denied for lack of full particulars in filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aegon
Idaho
Hoke Amich
Oregon
A. A. Deny
Frank Davtull
W. Moore
Seattle
Tin Company
Directlon
Lewis
Wright
Vancouver
United States
Ile Ache
Robert
Werksen
Alle Pomgan
Honey Milber
Murti
Notion
Aunistary
Sheriff Son Killed In Arkansas Town Hall Disturbance
A Jan 22 meeting in Powhatan Arkansas sparked a brawl as a deputy and Sheriff Childerk confronted a man named Hurst. Hurst attacked with a stick, a deputy fired, and Hurst died from a stomach wound while his son Tom Hurst allegedly tried to kill Childerk.
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Oman
St Louis
Republic
Husa
Arkwayne
Powhatan
Hurst
Charles
Tom Hirst
Chita
Charten Inn
Motorman Foes Frenzied Robbery Attempt On Trolley
Near Portland Oregon January 26 a trolley car was halted by broken rails on a curve. A man fired from the car and another returned fire as two assailants fled. Patrolman Hetzler recognized the assailants as similar to a previous rail disruption tied to a past robbery.
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Portland
Seosen City
Robwery
Bern
Mourminn Hetzler
Munterman
Wne
Mhen
Kentucky Senatorial Contest Nearing House Conclusion
Fragmentary state report notes a senatorial contest from Pranknet Kentucky with potential party shifts. Mentions candidates Werner Tompkins and a Republican challenger, with a committee set to finalize the matter soon.
Mad Soldier’s Attack Kills Two, Wounds Three
A Berlin dispatch reports a military hospital incident where a soldier armed with a knife killed two patients and mortally wounded three others, shocking observers and prompting inquiries into security measures.
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London
Berlin
Daily News Myn
Mont Tolay
Toad Puller
Denly
Desire for Zolaya Dictatorship Shakes Nicaragua
Reports from Managua indicate rising excitement and unease as supporters push for a constitutional convention and potential dictatorship under President Zolaya. Resignations in Zolaya’s cabinet mount while municipal votes tilt toward broad changes in governance and the 1803 constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Managua
Zolaya
Litteliikenee
Jose de Marmex
Gotne
Zolya
Municipal
Tes
X. Cting
Nevada Southern Railway dispute stirs Los Angeles Salt Lake plan
Report notes Mayor Carlson of San Diego supported a rail link from Los Angeles to Salt Lake with Huntington aid, but ex District Attorney Dillon counters that Carlson holds only a deed. Dillon says California Eastern Railway bought Andersons deed and will extend to Gail Springs. He adds creditors of the old Nevada Southern complicate funding.
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Pinon Bays
Catlive
Nevada Southern
Carlson
Can Hue
Mt Before
Death of Cartoonist Bernard Gillam Sparks Talk of Future Work
In Canajoharie New York on June 2 the death of Bernard Gillam the noted cartoonist prompts a meeting about the weekly Kerangid. Mr Arkell tells the police of Glu the end of Gillam’s era and the new editor may continue the paper. Gillam’s estate valued at about 28 000 dollars will go to his wife with his work rights and property to be handled by successors.
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Canajoharie
N.Y
Vane Terence
Arkell
Inaid
Mertard Gillam
Kerangid
Glu I
Gillan
Gillam
Hospital for Seamen at Hoquiam May Be Established
A blurry notice from Hoquiam Washington discusses establishing a hospital for seamen in the Gray's Harbor district. It notes possible funding and legislative actions affecting tonnage taxes and the hospital's authority, with references to local officials and the need for securing a contract.
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Divide
Hoquiam
Wash
Deling
Gray's Harbor
Camgresn
Howe
Moering Hospital
Iat
Poullitle
Haquiasn
Lord Sholto To See The Fight
Dan Stuart received a telegram from Sacramento requesting a rearived box for Load Shop Tougtus the son of the marquis of Queensbury. Lord Sholto and Lord Bhotto hold the original parchment detailing the fighting rites from the Marquis.
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Sholto
Queensbury
Gages
Hos
Dan Stuart
Quesnebury
Stuart
Cnmitentx
Nnrauls
Bhotto Danglaete
Ninth Bnai Brith Convention Opens in New York
The ninth annual Bnai Brith convention opened in New York with many delegates present. Supreme President Juliue Worn of Baltimore presided as resolutions were filed for the order’s advancement. The message from the supreme president and lodge report were read and adopted. International Chess Match plans noted for future events in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tragic Hunting Fatality Near Wenatches
Lowry Potter, a 26 year old woodsman from Wenatches, died after a fall while attempting to reach a horse during a deer hunt. A search party found him dead about 200 yards from his horse on a cold May morning, the cause linked to injuries from the fall and exposure. He was unmarried and resided with his brother near Wenatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatches
Wash
Dan
Lowry Potter
Mous Talis
Evens
Dalmay
Letvea
Wendtehen
Sensational Shooting Affray at Hot Springs Hotel
A violent shooting broke out at the fashionable Argonquin Hotel in Hot Springs on Friday afternoon. Abner Gale, a hotel survivor, was wounded below the knee as detectives intervened. Gale is a wealthy figure who visits the area regularly.
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Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ark
Aritogun
Oye
Vmpristort
Gale
Abner Galnes
Bet Sprites
Immobile Congressman Hye Hawks Justice for Old Soldiers
The article details Congressman Hye Hawks pursuing justice for veterans. It mentions John Dever of Chehalis and other figures, a proposed declaration, and political maneuvers around veteran affairs. The piece references reform measures, air fuel concerns, and a new appointment process amid congressionally described motives.
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Washington
Dan
John Dever
Chehalis
Bird
Hye Tun
Catte
Joseph Momien
Syckune
P. Green
Croek
Clwin
Tae Hum
Jerod
Marinoeratie Congress
Uneing & Petinien
Stadelmaan
M Mall
Avalanche tragedy near Roky leaves two missing
An avalanche swept a party near Roky Friday, burying several climbers. Andrew and Robert Hramrd were pulled free. one woman died after two hours beneath the snow. Others were rescued or noted as missing as authorities investigated the incident.
Women Suffragists at Chu nch Delegates Hear Address
Delegates to the National Woman Suffrage Association listened to a sermon at the Church of Our Father. Mrs Elizabeth presided over the meeting. Mrs Char Julie Perkins Breby of California delivered the headline talk on the spiritual significance of democracy and women's relation to it.
Garment Worker Rally Signals Firm Stand in June Meeting
In New York on June 26 garment workers from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia attended a foray where hopeful reports were read Meyer Schoenfield the principal speaker urged tailors to hold firm promising victory soon over fees and banners. A separate note from Washington says a House subcommittee on the admission of foreign built ships to American register will report adversely on the bill.
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New York
Gartint
Baltimory
Chicago
Philadelphia
Meyer Schoenfield
Peaker
Ose
Iwerican
Washinetn
Jan
Mub-Comitton
Hirblag
Tyxenate
Unitas
Chamberlain on Venezuela Affair Sparks U S British Talk
Joseph Chamberlain, British secretary, defends policies in the Venezuela dispute. He cautions about warlike moves and notes Americans fear of Britain coercing Latin America. He argues the United States seeks to avoid conflict while critics accuse Britain of harsh action against Venezuela.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Start
Pototites
Epething
Tlbgharn Tinight
Wwe
Olney
Cleveland
United States
Enghunl
America
England
Impuh
Monroe
Yatpoli
Amerina
Great Britain
Herogr
Yal Chamberlain
Gridiron Club Celebration in Washington D C
The Grid Iron Club dinner in Arlington hotel Washington brought nearly 200 guests including prominent statesmen journalists and judges. William B Annin of Salt Lake City presided as gavel was struck amid speeches and entertainment featuring current topics in a novel diving suit parade style.
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Mer
Waxhinrton
Sam
Gridinan Olah
Waahlagtat Dowedawe
Arlington Hotel
Washington
William B. Annin
Salt Lake
Amore
Stevenson
Crisp
Justice Brown
Seone Hel Brcich
Wile
Fabian
Stanton
United States
Fire engine plunges into river at Benen Street drawbridge
A fire engine fell into the river after entering an open drawbridge near Benen Street. Firefighters evacuated quickly while engineer Charles Coolidge and other crew were injured but survived. River current swept the wrecked vehicle to the bottom. rescue operations continued.
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Gieveland
Benen Strert
Avaina Heureens
Charles Coolidge
Howe
Beldhe
Kentuckys Deadlock on Peralor Vote Report
In Frankfort Kentucky the joint session opens with 134 members present as the factional stalemate continues over a peralor vote. Hunters 66 Blackburn 4 Carlisle 4 Wilson 1 Hate 1 were noted among results and lines into party alignment.
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Wrankfort
Peralor
Hiketer
Wii
Bunter
Sasha
Excursion Train Wreck Ties to Ray mond Whiteomb Route
Reported wreck of the Raymond and Whitcomb excursion train near Brookline Row on the Nortalis and Western railroad. Five passenger cars carried forty representatives of the Raymond and Whitcomb company. Storm loosened a sliding track causing derailment as the train headed toward Mexico and California.
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Whitcomb Spela
Virginia
New York
Jim
Raymond & Whiteomb
Brookind Row
Vie
Nortalis & Western Railroad
Tnmunnty
Reysmund & Whiooml
Mex
Wnd
California
Bonny Scots Celebrate Burns Anniversary Across Cities
New York marks the 127th birth of Robert Burns with nationwide festivities Hampers and towns observe the event with ceremonies. In Chicago Robert Lincoln presided as orator Wallace Bruce delivered remarks. Helena reports Lieutenant Governor Luce and Mrs Luce arriving by train from Davenport to attend events.
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New York
Robert Burns
Chicago
Robert Lincoln
Wallace Bruce
Hudson
Helena
Helena, Mont
Ihs Luce
Davenport
Wash
Navy of Germany presses for broader fleet and colonies
Emperor and cabinet weigh a large naval expansion funded by converting 4 percent funds, amid colonial policy debates. Discussion centers on battleships and cruisers, with critics warning against overreach while colonialists push for increased imperial strength and global presence.
Italian Forces Safe Return Amid War Hopes
Rome reports Italian forces returned safely from a major theater with troops evacuated from Makitle AbpA. News sparked celebrations across Italy and raised hopes for peace between Italy and Abyssinia as authorities assess wartime outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyacuares
Suinia
Rome
Makitle
AbpAsinnia
Italy
Chinese Consul General at Frisco Recognized
The president recognizes Fung Yung Chien as consul general of the Chinese mission in Frisco. Li Yutue Yew, the hiring consul, warned that this move will trigger a vigorous campaign by the Six Companies to remove him. observers call this the most important office in the Chinese service.
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Mang Yung
Washington
Fung Yung Chien
San Francisco
Chris Vonaulie
Li Yutue Yew
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