31 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1892
Page
1
A fragmentary crop from an old page hints at a peculiar possession case tied to a corner newspaper. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, leaving a stray reference that suggests a local provided detail without full context.
A collage of 19th century dispatches details a Chilean ultimatum and U.S. reactions, mentioning ministers, the American government stance, and tensions over the Pacific dispute. The report references statements by officials, inquiries into messaging delays, and a note on the Baltimore incident and ensuing political maneuvers.
Telegraphic dispatches from January 10 report rising tension over Chilean-United States exchanges. A diplomatic uproar unsettled Lima and Washington with warnings of possible conflict, but calmer channels imply Chile will respond to proposed arrangements, easing fears of war and signaling a shift toward negotiation through Barviaga and other aides.
A fragmentary report shows Sew Lodge No 72 Knights of Pyrgiua holding initiation last night with officers listed and about 180 attendees. The piece mentions a banquet and content about a traveling railway decree and a purchase by Baltimore Obie Railroad Company, with a price of 450,000 cab.
John Hoey former Adams Express head forms a new express concern with Hoey as president. George Roberts, Frank Thompson, and A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad are named as top executives amid early staff and office plans in Et. Asmas Park New Jersey.
The British steamer Ferndale, coal laden from New South Wales, went ashore five miles north of Gray's Harbor at daybreak. Twenty crewmen including Captain Blair were drowned, three saved on wreckage. Surviving crew awaiting transfer in Astoria. bodies largely unrecovered as telegraph limits hinder further news. The wreck marked a total loss of the ship and cargo amid record high seas and a west wind.
A Galveston dispatch reports no fighting over Garza. Soldiers and rangers camp in Nueces county while a war correspondent notes no engagements and says nothing will occur until Garza’s forces regroup when grass grows. Captain Rourke says he will pursue Garza but expects little success soon.
The Supreme Court of Appeals met and issued orders on cases from Hancock Ritchie and Tucker counties including bonds, supersedeas, and admittance to practice. Adjournment set for Monday. International Navigation Company reports Ohio commands to hold, no immediate ship use, terms specify government payment of 948,500 for ship use over ninety days.
H A Walker urges parents to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, claiming no danger and reliable relief. He cites its safety and dependability, noting 24 and 50 cent bottle availability through multiple local merchants in Ogden Utah.
In Memphis Texas on January 30 the grand jury returns murder in the first degree indictments against Fredda Ward and Miss Mitchell. Two counts allege the razor caused the fatal wounds with a second count listing an unknown instrument. The razor used by Miss Mitchell remains unfound. Jail life for the two girls continues unchanged with only family visits allowed.
A Deep Waterway Convention delegation urged Senate and House committees to authorize a twenty one foot channel from Lake Superior head to the Erie Canal, Duluth to Buffalo. The $3.304 million project would take four to six years, lowering transport costs and railway rates across the lakes by increasing waterborne cargo capacity.
The Democratic caucus met at o clock in the evening selecting Holman of udiana as chairman Aldulph of West Virginia and Robert eon of Louisiana as secretaries. It then considered the rules with Speaker Crisp supporting the Roaxoxe report. The Talton Hall murder trial verdict found him guilty in the first degree. no outbreak by Ball supporters was reported and Hall awaits a new trial before being moved to Lynchburg for safekeeping.
WaAsatheron January 30 The government has taken no steps to change Chile’s diplomatic representative in Washington President Harrison invites Minister Montt to a White House state dinner next Tuesday. Also: Capt Eyman W Van Wan, once of Athens New York born 1890, dies in Dartes after war service. A Stillwater Minnesota report notes William Edgerly from Dover Maine is jailed for drunkenness but suffers persistent hiccoughs and is moved to hospital.
Elmer B. Husted wealthy mill owner died after assault by Swedish laborers Thursday night as he left his barn. Charles Carlson Alfred Brown and Frank Saunders were arrested for the crime. A medical note urges Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for grippe like illness to prevent pneumonia.
A Allegheny county bar meeting unanimously endorsed Hon. George Shiras for appointment to the United States bench to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dyenthe Bradley. The report covers gas mine accidents, ship losses, labor strikes, and political moves across several states with multiple named individuals and entities.
The Fathel and Williams educational bill debate closed with a committee referral as ministers resist removing obnoxious clauses. Privat negotiations hint no changes, with resignation threats if the Emperor-King blocks amendments. A looming general election is likely as liberals build opposition and Bismarck remains noncommittal. Mark Twain remains bedbound with a cold and feverish recovery.
January 20 in Thurles County Tipperary Mr Wo O'Brien was escorted from the railway by Parnellites who swarmed and surrounded him near the Ep scopal Palace, shouting insults and calling him Renegade and Murderer as they jeered him and demanded figures like John EB Murmond and other Parnellistes.
Reports from Lospex on January 20 describe highland floods in Scotland causing widespread devastation. Bridges in Bonar and other places are destroyed, the Kyle valley near Sutherland is flooded, vast property loss and distress ensue, homes submerged, and sheep drowned.
The True Bie Marbie Company's mill in Rutland Vermont burned, losses around 10,000 with insured about 2,000. A fire in Grenville Georgia destroyed a house and killed Tony Vey’s wife. In La Porte Indiana a wooden factory building burned. Total fires numbered 1,24, with insurance losses around 1644.085 in LH. In 18/1 there were 38 fire losses over 10,000 dollars, up from 31 in 18/0.
A mule on the field caused chaos during the football game today. The animal broke loose and collided with players, injuring a participant but prompting a pause in play and safety checks. Officials removed the animal and resumed the match after ensuring area clearance.
An old advert claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures are seen daily in new customers. It asserts rapid improvements after taking the tonic, promising lasting benefits and ongoing trust in the product.
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