New York Accord in Navy Department Bid Sparks Unions Lifted
The Latest Slate reports New York may win Navy Department status if factions unite. Platt and Miller exit the race as the Navy remains in doubt. Inauguration day plans outlined by outgoing and incoming officials. Weather bulletin notes a high near 42 and low around 2 with north winds and light misty rain. Additional notices describe a 24 commencing in March with generally fair, steady or stationary temperatures across Missouri Kansas Nebraska.
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Wasiisatos
D.C
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Cabinet Shuffle Rumors Hover Over New Administration
In Washington rumors swirl about a forthcoming cabinet lineup under the incoming administration. Key posts including secretary of state, treasury, war, and navy are discussed with names like Blaise, Winthoms, Redfield Proctor, Noble, Wanamaker, and others speculated as likely appointees amid political maneuvering and state pressure.
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Amed
Hwriate
James 3. Blaise
Treasury
William Windoms
Empire State
Morton
Navy
Peastor Palmer
Micah
Harrison
Nebraska
Honore
Tilben
Hubert W. Furnas
Suspension and fine for Linck in prohibition debate
Ixpiaxarotss Feb 2 Tohn W Linck Republican member of the House suspended twelve days and fined $1 for striking Willard Democrat of Lawrence county during debate on constitutional prohibition amendments. Democrats caucused to push the motion amid a party vote as Republicans disputed the punishment’s constitutionality.
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Tohn W. Linck
Repubican
Louse of Representatives
Willard
Lawrence County
House
Beasley
Linck
Jefferson
Delwitt
Einek
Dryer
Brownlee
Brownlea
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Butchered by Husband A Hollander in Patterson N I
A dramatic Patterson tragedy at No 2 Chestnut street reports Anthony Laree a Hollander aged 9 married six months ago to a 17 year old girl who worked nearby. She moved to 499 Elllaton street with Mrs Van Riper, Laree later stabbed her at Stalwater's home and fled with the knife. She was taken to St Joseph's hospital in a dying condition. Laree confessed after surrendering at Patterson police.
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Chestnut Street
Anthony Laree
Holland
America
Larec
van Riper
Elllaton Street
Laree
Passaic
Lares
Patterson
Helins
St George Wreck Near St Grance Kills and Injures
A St George wreck on the St Louis express collapsed a sixty foot high bridge after a broken wheel caused a dining car to derail. Iron trestle and woodwork failed. passengers plunged amid broken dishes while one woman died in the crush and two men died or were fatally injured.
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St. Louis Express
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Budley on the Stand in Widespread Subpoena Fight
In New York a district court judge refused to quash a subpoena demanding Colonel Dedley appear to testify in his libel suit against York Weening. The case cites questions about olive blocks and related letters. The report notes Dedley allegedly loaned himself money and mentions A T Cleveland Co a seed wholesaler with ties to new officers.
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WassixeTox
James
District Court
W. Dedley
York
Dedley
Governor Wilson certifies WV election winners in Third and Fourth districts
Governor Wilson issued certificates to John D. Anderson and James M. Jackson, Democrats, as elected in WV Third and Fourth districts. He cited pending court proceedings over one county and noted a reading error in a county tally. Mejinnis intends to contest the results in the House.
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West Virginia
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James M. Jackson
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Ahire McGionis
Ees County
Lttle
Mejinnis
Pushing the government and Irish affair notes in Commons
In the House of Commons Mr. Sexton warned of a motion to name officers allied with Major Saunderson in an oath breach if a home rule Parliament is granted Ireland. Government leaders denied any Times recoupment for Parnell commission costs and discussed Attorney General Webster's confidence amid calls for a motion challenging his duties. Patriotic League arrests in Paris crackdown, and the first American flag to be in the Washington inaugural parade are noted, with various other dispatches on American and New York dry goods, and a late U.S. session report.
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Cleese
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Post
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House of Commons
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Ireland
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Webster
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Smith
Richard Webster
Woorenurt
Mass
Stafford
Edgartown
Dero
Trenton
Washington
Express
Waltzing sand columns dazzle Nevada desert legends
A vivid account describes immense desert sand columns that spiral and advance, lifting mules and men as they move. Joe McCann recalls a near-miss with a towering waltzing giant, which collapsed into a creek bed unveiling rich pockets. McCann later struck a profitable claim before returning east with his earnings.
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White Pine Valley
Spring Valley
Idaho
Paramegat Valley
Joe McCann
White Pine
Joe
Pno
Th States
Piochs
Nevada
Tracheotomy Tubes Aid Old Soldier After Egypt Service
A former Royal Engineers private, present at Tel-el-Kebir, wore a tracheotomy tube for six years after a throat bleed in Egypt. He reports relief from breathing difficulty and partial speech ability, though he relies on finger pressure to close the neck opening. The device uses a silver quadrant shield, neck straps, and an adjustable inner tube, with the valve failing once and later discarded.
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Ene
Tel-el-Kebir
Egypt
Abe Scissca
Ones
Naval Military Hospital
Southampton
Fnally
Tate
Volce
Regent Street
Tale of a Clock and the Mary of Dengh Love for Ber Father
The Record notes a clock described as one of the most unique pieces in the city. Owned by Dr. J, it showcases intricate craft reflecting the lighter and more decorative style before the stricter Louis XIV era.
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Dr. J
Louis XIV
Ornate clockwork with Grecian myth scene and French Revolution tableau
A brass bronze and copper superstructure on a marble pediment clockwork displays a Grecian deity scene. It features a subterranean prison from the French Revolution’s terror, where a Girondist is chained and starved while his daughter brings sustenance.
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