Republicans Vie in Tight Speakership Fight Amid Caucus Draw
In Wasmisetoy on December 1, reporters note a dull day as speakership hopefuls Kasson Hiscock and Kelfer push to win Pennsylvania votes. Kuifer, favored by southern and New England members, camps with a strong field. Debates focus on tariff records and Mississippi river improvements. President Arthur declines preference while Congress readies strategy for the next House.
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Tariff Convention Debates Shipping Policy and Tax Proposals
At New York the tariff convention ended speeches by delegates on shipbuilding and protection. Resolutions urged immediate Congress action to preserve home industry, reform tariff laws, and promote American shipping through a broad policy inspired by Britain. The body also called for abolition of taxes on bank checks and matches before adjourning sine die.
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Consolidation of Iron Firms Under St Louis Steel and Ore
The consolidation of iron manufacturers under the state of the St Louis Steel and Ore Company nears completion with total capital of 5 million dollars. Hot Knob and Vulcan contribute significant sums while existing debts of the Vulcan are assumed by the new entity. Grand Tower estate to be sold under mortgage and apportioned, with 1 million capital allocated to refining and future treasury use. Vulcan likely converted to a steel rail mill to serve Gould railway interests at low cost.
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Depositors urge action as Caldwell bank case shocks town
In Caldwell Kansas December 1 Panford owner of the banks at Hunnewell and Caldwell and Smith his cashier were arrested on charges of receiving deposits after the banks were insolvent. A mob from Hunnewell holds Danford awaiting a Wichita train while creditors pressure for hard money. Tense scenes, fears of lynching shadow the proceedings as a large crowd converges on the depot and the city awaits developments.
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Yale Accepts Harvard Challenge Eight-Fared Reve
Yale accepts Harvard's challenge to an eight fared race set for June 29 1882. Two men were fatally burned by an explosion at the Vietor oil works London Canal. E G Logan editor of the Courier Journal buried at Bowling Green. Coinage at Philadelphia mint for November totals include 983000 quarters 502000 half eagles 1000000 silver dollars and 5440000 cents.
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Guiteau Defends Garfield Assassination as Divine Will
In a heated court session, Guiteau argues the Garfield shooting was not murder but an act inspired by the Deity intended to remove the president for the national good. He clashes with Judge Porter over evidence, past letters, and his claim that the Deity furnished funds for the pistol.
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THE GIGANTIC SWINDLE IN THOMANDA OF DOLLAR MATANEETTA
A city council report by John Hunter reveals extensive fraud within Philadelphia’s city government. The examination shows likely significant sums defrauded, with signs of collusion between the tax receiver and comptroller's department and a system robbing treasury annually. Other items note Cincinnati coal receipts and U S relations with Paris.
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Fashion Foibles and Ornate Evening Accessories
Fashion notes highlight two novelty furs by Golden Beaver. Orena cloaks reach dress length. Curstal beads decorate evening bonnets, reflecting period style and decorative detailing.
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Engagement Fractures in New York Society Romance
The report chronicles a rich New York engagement between Miss Ullmann of Richmond and Meyer Ullmann of Marlborough lineage, detailing social maneuvering, a carriage proposal, and a broken betrothal after a clash involving Miss Meyer and Miss Ullmann is described. It notes the couple’s families, wealth perceptions, and the eventual severing of the arrangement amid a sister’s critical visit.
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