New York Strike Riots End With Officer Fatal Shot
Crowds clash on a boulevard as a striker is killed and an officer shoots a New York man. Eyewitnesses describe the deadly confrontation, with the conductor accused and a warrant issued. Witness accounts, injuries, and police actions fill the chaotic scene near Tenth Avenue. Weather data and unrelated notices follow in the extended report.
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Samoa and German policy debated by American official
In Washington an Associated Press interview covered Gomminsioner Eates talks on Samoa. He argued Germany’s recent orders should not dictate U S policy and warned against quick assurances from Berlin. He noted wartime moves risk the neutrality of Samoa and pressed for cautious diplomacy centered on Washington.
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Legislature debates convention and county clerks election
The session discusses the constitutional convention stance on women voting, a split vote outcome, and Booth’s leave of absence. It notes Wichita hosting the state breeders association meeting and potential Hoosier travel. County clerk election reform advances with wide county clerk support, while federal-relations report backs Clayton assassination resolutions. The Catholic University gains an additional chair and scholarships as endowment efforts expand ledgers.
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Creek Indian lands transfer and millers organize
Washington February 5 report details a provisional treaty surrendering most lands in the Indian Territory to the United States while preserving some Lowes. The Creek Nation will receive payments for education and national credit, with ratification by Congress needed before July 1589. Also notes millers from multiple states planning organization to combat fraud and tariffs. A severe Lowell railroad accident near Prospect Station injures crew. engineer dies, other crew hurt. Cold Ontario weather with strong winds. mentions cold symptoms and a cough remedy advertisement.
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Indictment and succession talk wrap German press brief
German authorities debate the handling of indictments as a court case is described as an objective statement. Debate swirls over Austrian throne succession with Crispi and Pesth reports, while market actions brighten as Reich bank rate hints ease and Hamburg bank plans raise capital. Wissmann expedition careers, Gravenreuth explosion set for weeks after departure.
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Mourning in Viewma for Crown Prince Rudolph Obsequies
February 5 Viewma observed a day of mourning as streets emptied Reflecting the royal funeral rites for Crown Prince Rudolph a grand cortege formed through the city The Kaiser and empress attended the requiem mass at the palace and the imperial family escorted the coffin to the vault A letter from Rudolph said to be written at Meyerling January 2 was reported as found A separate note reports a theft in Lill February 2 where a safe was forced open and valuables stolen
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Mark Twain Rumorist Tales From Nevada City
Robert Fulford recalls Mark Twain Sam Clemens in Nevada City as a young reporter earning thirty dollars weekly He notes Twain was not liked, learned jokes from a colleague Truthful James and survived a prank on the road to San Francisco He contrasts Twain with the clever jokester Thompkins and reflects on Twain’s later fame.
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Cabinet prospects in Harrison era stir politics
Fragmented report from Cleveland Leader notes cabinet talk under President Harrison. It cites Blaine as a potential pick and analyzes GOP pressure, with speculation on Massachusets Senator Lodge and New York figures amid a tense winter political climate. The piece reflects cabinet formation debates and party dynamics.
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Cruel Inquisition at the Theater Seats Debacle
A fragmented OCR excerpt depicts a chaotic scene at a theater box office with patrons arguing over seat assignments and ticket exchanges. The garbled text references harassment, pricing, and disputes as lines form at a window, with unclear names or precise events.
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