Constantinople siege and Said Pasha seek asylum at British embassy
reports from Constantinople describe Sultan Abdul Hamid’s demand for Said Pasha’s surrender and the grand vizier’s refuge in the British embassy. Sir Philip Currie declines to intervene and Said Pasha remains under protection, amid court intrigue and fears of unrest. A separate dispatch confirms the Sivas massacre, with Armenians killed and villages burned, as authorities debate further action.
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Pasun Attack in Erzingjan District Wounds Armenians
In the Pasun area near Er zingjan the Kereels attacked Armenians living there. Several people were killed and others wounded during the assault in the Erzingjan district, with reports of injuries to multiple victims.
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Trade Review Mixed as Prices Shift Yet Industry Shows Resilience
New York Dec 1 Rapid weathered by year end. Dowries show varied trends with wheat up a cent, cotton slipping, iron and its products lower, and leather declining while hides and lumber hold. Shipping and manufacturing gain orders though prices generally ease. Failures rise modestly from last year amid a generally cautious trade mood. G Dun & Co notes late season demand concentrated in Woolens, clothing, shoes and hardware with most lines quiet.
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Navigation closes end of season on Great Lakes disasters
Report details the lakes season of 1895 ending with heavy losses at sea. Sixty eight seamen died in wrecks and from boats sinking or going aground while 93 vessels valued at $778,700 were lost, totaling 20,195 net tons. Future season promises larger tonnage with 21 steel steamers of 5000 ton class and nine large wooden vessels under construction.
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British note handed to German minister in Caracas
Angler to Vecexrera reports an English note received and now with the German minister. He will deliver it to President Crespo when he arrives to form a cabinet and relieve Vice President Acevedo who has acted as president in Crespo’s absence. The British Government seeks 412,000 for the arrest of an English subject in disputed territory on the border with British Guiana.
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Rebels Defeated Near Las Villas and Camapney
On December 2 Spanish columns of 3,250 men under Gens Suarez Valdez and Navarra clashed with united insurgents led by Maxima Gomez and Mucea near Las Villas Camapney junction. Rebels, about 4,000 strong, suffered heavy casualties. Spanish forces captured a rebel camp and pressed the pursuit to Trilladeros.
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President Nominates Rufus Peckham to Supreme Court
Washington Dec 4 The president nominated Rufus W Peckham of New York to be associate justice of the United States Supreme Court to succeed Howell J Jackson of Tennessee Judge Peckham is president of Albany and judge of the New York Court of Appeals His name had been mentioned frequently for the office prior to this nomination.
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Tennessee
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Wage Increases Reach Mining Workers in Nepounee and Ishpeming
In Nepounee and Ishpeming mining firms notified workers Wednesday of pay hikes. Daily wages rise ten cents for general laborers, five cents for common laborers, lifting the mining scale to $1.80. Voter tallies from the Utah convention vote are listed with adoption and rejection figures. Registration data for the territory shows 49,717.
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American Federation of Labor Convention in New York Opens
Delegates from Canada Great Britain and the United States gather at Madison Street Garden for the American Federation of Labor convention. John McBride opens the session with remarks on credentials, aims to unite unions, and proposals to move headquarters. Gompers and Lennon address concerns on strikes finances reforms and political strategy shaping labor action ahead.
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International Machinists’ Association
Henry Weissman
Germany Defends Trade Policy In Reichstag Debate
In Berlin on Monday Baron von Bieberstein, foreign minister, told the Reichstag that the American Congress had recently retained a differential sugar duty, Germany protested, and note that the tariff violates the present treaty. He denied President Cleveland's charges and argued Germany would honor treaties despite pressure. He cited Texas fever and licenses of American firms as issues, claiming German interests would operate under the law and resist foreign threats.
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Peckham J5 Placed in Senate Nominations Debate
Washington reports detail Senatorial action and nominations including Rufus W. Peckham for associate justice and Walter E. Taftson for solicitor general. Bills touch postal savings banks and pension provisions, with debate over foreign titles and a Chicago port collection raise.
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Said Pasha Leaves and Returns in Constantinople Saga
Constantinople reports ex grand vizier Said Pasha appears set to expatriate but leaves the British embassy and returns to residence. Washington notes Rep McCall plans to press on president to answer Bayard rebuke claims. A wagon delivery tragedy follows a railing accident in Iowa. Senator Crane Iron vows not to seek Senate candidacy.
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Watery Graves and Rescue Drift in North Sea Storm
A fierce gale drove the Kent and Moonlight schooners to shelter but froze seas and ice hindered rescue efforts. Campbell and Corona perished after battling the storm. survivors report a rapid sea rise, zero-like temperatures, and heavy ice making the boats hard to navigate. The incident recalls prior losses near Iltron Isle as weather worsened and tug crews struggled to reach the distressed vessels.
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Three Children Killed in Dewder Midor Home Explosion
In Charterai, Pittsburgh County, a can of gunpowder exploded Saturday night. Three young children of coal miner Mike Andrajus died from burns after the blast blew out a side of the house while the parents were upstairs. Andre ws Lrowht planned a display but mishandled the powder.
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West Virginia double murder shocks Giles County town
A gruesome two victim murder in Beny Willow Giles County Virginia West Virginia area. An elderly man and a younger person living alone were killed and robbed in their home. The assailants fled and authorities pursued leads.
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Chicago police recover 12000 dollars in stolen goods
A Chicago raid recovered about 12000 dollars worth of pilfered property from Rosenquigg city. Police credited informants and the gunny ward for tips that led to the seizure of brass currency, copper wire, and other valuables from the suspected gang, with arrests made and questioned.
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