Caprivi Resigns Amid German Political Turmoil
The report that Caprivi has handed his resignation to the emperor is confirmed. Count Zu Eulenburg resigns. Dx. Miguel becomes Prussian finance minister and president of the council. Prince von Hohenlohe declines the chancellorship due to age. discussions hint at a dual post for Waldersee and Caprivi's successor. The imperial court weighs foreign policy effects of Caprivi's fall.
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Texatx, Oe
Ghanedor van Caprivi
Count Zu Eulenburg
Miguel
Prince von Wabenlohe-Schillingsfurst
Alsace-Lorraine
Uas
Jom Caprivi
Bhovn Waliersen
Capriv
Onr Lane Way
Germany
Dey
Morning Post
Daily News
Berlin
Caprivi
Gio Federal Ain Chiuerhior
Japanese Drive Chinese From Yalu River Battle
Dispatches describe the Yalu clash where 3600 Chinese troops were routed by Japanese forces. General Nodzu's main body crossed the river before dawn, with Col. Sato leading a probing attack on Chinese fortifications at Pushang. The engagement started at 10 am and continued to noon as Chinese resistance collapsed.
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Yalu River
Yoronma Maa
Wilaa
Nodzu
Yalu
Sato
Pushang
Yolo
Kulienchas
Manchuria
Caprivi Resignation Shakes Prussian Politics
The report outlines the crisis surrounding Chancellor Caprivi's fall, with conservatives split over his handling of social democrats and finance. Rumors link Gen Bronsart von Sehllendorf as a potential successor, while Ennenburg and ministerial factions clash. Intrigue, pressure from the emperor, and ongoing disputes among ministers helped precipitate Caprivi's resignation and leave the government in turmoil.
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Bronsart von Sehellendorf
Caprisi
von Caprivi
Rotheru Eulenburge
Caprivi
Ennenburg
Aeaper
Reichsta
Saprivi
Mignal
Nulen- Bury
Earthquakes Rattle California and Japan Towns
Advices from Tokio report a violent earthquake nearly destroying Sakaite in Alito province with many killed and injured. In California, Southern regions felt several shocks Tuesday. Los Angeles light, Oceanside Santa Ana San Diego and Campo reported damage and people fleeing buildings as clocks stopped and bells tolled.
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Loxnox
Tokio
Central News
Sakaite
Alito
San Francisco
California
J O'clel
Los Angeles
Oceanside
Santa Ana
San Diego
Tmls
Campo
Smarl
Sanda
Capistrano
Warehouse Fire Destroys Deering Plant
Fire swept through the Bip Warehouse Burne in Chicago on December 27 4 fire was discovered prior to 10 o clock. The blaze gutted the Guilin and its contents at the William Deving firm manufacturing facility located at Deering with an estimated loss of 250 000 dollars partly covered by insurance.
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Chicago
Wawara
Michigan Agenny
Sn Gmmense Skylleht
Loaumorabla
Prosaak
Bip
Burne
Get
Prilay
William
Monument to McClellan Unveiling in Philadelphia Ceremony
The McClellan statue unveiling in Philadelphia featured prayers by Rev. Dr. McCools, an address by Gen. Smith honoring the Army of the Potomac creator, a commemorative poem read by De. S. W. Mitchell, a 17 gun salute, and music by the Vivat regiment band. The 28 foot inches statue was cast by Elliott of Washington, showing McClellan in full field uniform, with ceremonies including orations by Gen. Willum Franklin and others.
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Chiladelphia
Fae —Turati
Franklin Pienagcinonca
Mc Clellan
McCools
Gen. Smith
Army of the Potomac
de. S. W. Mitehel
National Grand of Pennsylvania
Vivat Regiment
Willum 2
Franklin
Hartford, Conn
Grey
Wattison
Vd. Iliott
Washington, D. C
Prairie fires sweep five Nebraska counties in massive blaze
Nebraskas most destructive prairie fires rage across Cherry Thomas Grant Mesker and Sheridan counties from Snake Creek valley in Phomas county. Cattle herds from drought regions burn as four lives reported lost near Mutlen. Hay and stock losses mount in Whitman Hyannis and other areas while officials battling spread. Thornton and New Mexicos governor report population stability and improved immigration. treasury shows a $120,599 balance and irrigation advances aid crop growth.
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Bive Nebraska
Omaia
Neb
Cherry
Thomas
Grant
Mesker
Sheridan
Phomas
Snake Creek Valley
Llocker
Prass
Mutlen
L. 3S
Gasher
Lasher
Whitman
Hyannis
Thornton
Wasuinator
Ooh
Gav
New Mexico
Death of Dr Helmbold Ends Noted Patent Medicine Career
Dr. H. L. Helmbold died at age 57 in the state asylum for the insane at Trenton New Jersey after years in various asylums and a career as a patent medicine entrepreneur. He once ran a Philadelphia drug store in the Continental hotel building and later in the Herald building New York. He lived in Long Branch in recent years and hosted President Grant among other dignitaries.
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New Jersey
N.J
IL 'T. Helmboll
State Asylum For
Pennsylvania
Norristown
Continental Hotel
Philadelphia
Herald Building
Broadway
Ann Street
New York
Long Branch
Don
Grant
Grand Lodge Wins in Knights of Pythias Case
Judge Brown in Marion County rules for the Grand Lodge in a property dispute with Koerner lodge after a Washington biennial session. The court holds the Grand Lodge as trustee for one year, with full ownership possible if reorganization fails, amid a broader report on Forger Albert Townsend jailed in Denver on charges linked to a Syracuse-linked evasion scheme.
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Knights of Pytision Losiges
Inpraxavoenig
Ind
Brown
Marion County Court
Knights of Pythias
Koerner Lodge
Washington
Grand Lodie
Grand Lodge
Dynamite attack kills three in Hungarian camp near Wilkes Barre
A premeditated dynamite explosion at a Hungarian boarding camp on the Lehigh Valley railroad near Wilkes Barre malam in Pennsylvania killed Frank Novako Mike Yalletz and George Silatski and injured many others. The attackers aimed to destroy the camp and loot money. witnesses recall four men fleeing toward Miners Mills as the blast collapsed a wooden building and scattered belongings.
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Yaslaeds Canea
Pennarlvnnia
Witkesnarns
I Velock
Frank Noyako
Mike Yalletz
George Silatski
Callets
Hungary
Silatski
Bohemia
Novako
McDonald & Sayre
Lehigh Valley
Eutof
Yvairview
Wilkesbarre Mountain
Mike Arklowitz Ang Iwife
Wich
Frank Novake
Japanese Capture Key Chinese Stronghold in early Oct
Japanese forces under Marshal Yamagata captured Jin-Len-Cheng after dawn October 26. Chinese defenders under Lin and Song offered light resistance and fled. Japan seized fortifications, invaded the frontier city, took thirty large field guns, rice, and tents. casualties reported with Chinese losses. Dispatch notes a Japanese fleet threat near Wei-Hai-Wei and orders to protect Shanghai region.
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Wasimnotos
Shangehai
Yamagata
Niroshima
Yamagaru
Jin-Len-Cheng
Lin
Song
Loxnos
Oca
Fimes
Shianghai
Shanghei-Nuen
Wei- Hai-Wei
Pewabic Miners Saved After Prolonged Rescue
Troy Mountain Michigan October 2 Forty eight hours of entombment ended as all Pewable miners were found alive at 5 30 am Saturday. Officials reported the men had near talks with rescuers at 4 am and endured a perilous wait. W Olver described it as the longest forty eight hours of his life while workers listened for distant knocking signaling rescue.
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Marty
Troy Mountain
Mich
Pewable
Uanger
W. Olver
History repeats in a muddled wartime tale from old notes
Fragmentary historical notes describe a tale of Prov to WT trade, a Mayflower like origin, and a Norfolk linked lineage. Mentions Nelson Sloxnon serving under General Malter at Matis Hill and a connection to the founder of TLesingbaw, Mass, with references to wounds and a daring fight under General Dabey.
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Bingedant
Meydower
Nelson Sloxnon
Edwin L. Malter
Matis Hill
Dimies Monrer
Virginia
Tlesingbaw
Mass
Dabey
Prince Hohenlohe Named German Chancellor After Caprivi
Oct 23 reports Prince Heinz von Hohenlohe to succeed Caprivi as chancellor and premier, with 78 year old Stehenlohe to shoulder state burdens. Emperors choice signals restraint on socialist measures. Caprivi's resignation follows strained relations with Eulenburg and disputes over Polish policy.
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Usehentohe
German Empire
Bartix
Qet
Mohentohe von Schillingfuerst
William
Caprivi
Jiewill
Etelenberg
Slohenlohe Fox
Stehenlohe
Denix
Caprivi-Eulenburg
Noemische Reitjung
von Caprivi
Butho
Eulenburg
Demettre
Heulenburg
von Lacanus
Vou Caprivi
Count von Caprivi
Cowie von Caprivi
Ile
Bismarck
Hiineu Hohenlohe
Cladwig Carl Vietor Hohenlove
Prince von Schlillugtverst
Bismarck and
Caprig
Hoe
Bavaria
Schilfingfuerst
Hugarlian Pring
Tolll
Heat
Dupreity
Lils+marek
Bund
Vostons Parliaent
Bismaarels
Hobenone
Hohenlohe
Armam
Hohenlohewikehostn
Paris
Alsach-Lorraine
Forest fires in the South threaten crops and timber
Forest fires sweep across Mississippi and nearby areas as withering drought leaves timber and grass tinder dry. In Obion bottoms the blaze wipes out thousands of dollars in value, while near Corinth fires devastate cotton fields and timber, with hundreds of farmers battling the flames.
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Mississippi
Corinth
Gun Explodes In Mass Family Tragedy Near West Newton
Philip Raymond tried to shoot a muskrat at West Newton when the gun exploded fatally wounding his wife and seriously injuring himself. Their son Raphael, age unknown, was also injured. younger children present escaped unharmed. The shotgun was a cheap double barrel model. Mrs. Raymond died at Newton hospital.
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Philip Raymond
West Newton
Raphael
Raymond
Newton
Figs and Thistles in a Wry Prose Fragment
A brief, quirky snippet contrasts envy with toil and faithfulness. It notes that envy is dreadful, a working cow yields good mills, and worry is foolish. The piece suggests that those who cling hardest to possessions miss reward, while true faithfulness may go unseen.
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Rdam
Business Indications Signal Mixed Trade Conditions
A New Year review suggests business is somewhat more favorable than a week ago with more factories operating and steady demand, though farm prices stay low and purchasing power remains limited. Trade across regions shows mixed signals with retail and wholesale activity uneven and failures declining slightly compared with last year.
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L. OG. Dun & Crs
Wealthy Review of Trade
Tate
Pasmenty
Prineind
Mlacking
Dheuiles
Fall River
Aed
Mary Cheothrarerd
Ton
United States
Canada
Hradstreet
Stansay City
St. Tous
Oranta
Minneapolis
Staut
Resignation of United States Marshal Bede Accepted
Washington reports the attorney general accepts J Adam Bede's resignation as United States Marshal after he refused to follow a presidential campaign ban. The letter notes Bede resigned due to conscience and allegiance to his party amid calls for political activity by federal officers.
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United States
Marshal Bede
Washington
St. Paul
J. Adam Bede
Department of Justice
Mirsht
Bede
United States Marshal
Cleveland
White caps and bluebills clash in Tennessee gun battle
In Sevier County a violent feud erupts as white caps attacked a bluebill group at Pigeon River. Two white caps, Laban Litham and John Kibble, die, bluebills lose Mithnan Allen and several fighters are wounded amid a tense confrontation that reveals a long standing organized conflict.
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Tannessee
Tennet
Sevier Country
Laban Litham
John Kibble
Bluebills
Mithnan Allen
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