President Proclaims German Trade Retaliation in 1890s Context
The document outlines President Grover Cleveland's proclamation suspending a duty on American vessels entering German ports and cites reciprocal measures against Germany. It notes Germany's hostile stance affecting duties on sugar and cattle, and comments on reactions from diplomats in Berlin and allied ambassadors in Washington.
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Germany
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Yroccamatina
Geromny
Gove Géertogn Maritime
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Prochiin
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United States
Grover Geveland
United States of America
Undan Vesada
Cerman Empire
Asdd Trovlama
Richard Olney
Anich
Aerman Empire
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Viorius
Vir Kawin F. Uhl
Antvasslor
Berlin
III
Wes
Great Britain
France
Rotripodizién
Chamberlain
Borman Ports
Arbuckles Enter Sugar Refining Venture in Brooklyn
Arbuckle Bros, noted coffee dealers, announce plans to enter sugar refining in Brooklyn. A refinery with about 2000 barrels capacity will be independent of the American Sugar Refining Company and not aimed at selling sugar by the barrel to the general trade.
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Ogoffee
Brooklyn
New York
Arbuckle Bros
Arbuckles
Oil Field Leases Hard to Get in Tennessee
The Tennessee oil fields show steady production with the tent well at Bob's Har delivering 180 to 200 barrels daily after two weeks. The Wiser well near Lite Crab in Fentress county, west of Jamestown on the Obey river, struck at 57 feet and burned out when it first flowed last year. A J Fry of Little Crab and Bruno Gernt of Allarab have long been active in the field, guiding development efforts.
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Wssee
Chattanooga
Tran
Tennessee
Fentress County
Bob's Har
Lite Crab
Fentress
Jamestown
Obey River
A J Fry
Little Crab
Bruno Gernt
Allarab
Carolina Baptists Convene State Convention Opens in Charleston
The South Carolina Baptist State Convention organized in Charleston on December 1 with ex-judge J. H. Hudson elected president. Officers were chosen and the conventioneers began day and night sessions with reports and routine business.
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Charleston
State Baptist Conventon
Woman Shaw Loved Bridenos Against the Man Charged with Trein
Jeffersonville Ga December 3 Special The Shaw case resumes with defense witnesses on the wreck that destroyed a trestle. Prosecution shows draw bar and wrench found with the alleged tools. Atwood and Brady Smith testify to statements and a letter Shaw wrote to J W Andrews. The state argues motive involves Miss Julia Belle Johnson and a possible marriage plan. defense portrays trestle negligence and insecure timber.
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Bouthem
Atwood
Acoma
Shaw
Bben
Crowell
Brady Smith
Andrewa
Combs
Oa Denson
Treatia
Young
AyniLh
Ancwer
Julia Belle Johnson
Bibb County
John Tharp
Miss Johnson
Tom Shaw
Robrt Hardeman
Southern Railway
R . Durden
Criswell
Thurman Escapes From Jail in Morganton Ga
White prisoner John Thurman, held on multiple indictments, escaped from jail last night in Morganton Georgia. He was aided by a coworker or accomplice who was wounded during the escape. Details on motive and capture are unavailable from the fragment.
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Wowan
Morganton
John Thurman
Thurman
Convict Assaults a Woman in Albany County
A county chain gang convict named Sankey Cunningham attacked Miss Katle Camp at the Camp home south of Albany, striking her with a sharp iron and inflicting head wounds. He fled toward the city, and a lynching rumor spread as authorities searched for him after the attack.
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Albany
Warren
Llas Bankey
Sankey Cunningham
Mira Camp
Three Killed In Family Feud Fight In Kentucky
Meager reports from Latcher county describe a deadly clash linked to the Morgan and White campaigns in the recent congressional race. William Harrison and allies fought Morgan family members, leaving three dead and two dying after gunfire erupted.
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Miladledbore
Derstiber
Latcher County
Morgan
Congredenan
D G Colson
Harrison Maxniky
John D .White
Willem Morgan
William
Harrison
Jim
Henry
Morgen
Henry Harrison
Tom
Caleb Morgan
Seventeen-Year-Old Georgia Woman Indicted for Husband Killing
Savannah reports indicate Georgia Ann Tolman Young, 17, has been indicted by Bryan County grand jury for murder of her husband. Police say evidence contradicts self defense. bloody clothes found near the slain man. Some locals seek commitment to a lunatic asylum.
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Savannah
Superior Court of
Bryan County
Georgia Ann Tol
Young
Bosbers Hold Up a Brewery in St Louis
Three armed men entered the Homa Brewing Company office in St Louis on December 3 and forced cashier Robert Maverkamp to yield nearly $1000. They locked customers and clerks against the wall, ordered everyone to raise their hands, and escaped with the money as detectives search for the culprits.
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St Louis
Homa Brewing Company
Robert Maverkamp
Desperado Turns Convicts Loose in Milam County
In Milam county near Hew Arnold a mounted desperado rode to convicts at work and shot the guard in the right arm. He freed seven prisoners who fled in different directions. A posse formed and hunted the area, but as of 11 pm no captures reported.
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Dallas
Tex
Hew Arnold
Milam County
Cheaperado
O Clack
Weedspeth’s Victim Dies. Warrant Issued for Murder
Savannah dispatch reports W H Odom died from gunshot injuries suffered when J C Weedspeth shot him on a Friday night train. A murder warrant was issued and Weedspeth was in custody. Weedspeth’s condition improved and he posted bond for appearance.
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Savannah
Blakely
W H Odom
J C Weedspeth
Weedspeth
Bonn
Maceo Awaits Weyler's Call in Cuban Campaign
Reports from West Florida detail Weyler's ongoing Cuban campaign in Pinar del Rio marked by heavy troop movements and a fortified Maceo. Mentions Coloma's execution, Campa's protests, and censorship limiting coverage of Gomez and related actions.
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Weat
Fla
Havana
Weyler
Pinar del Rio
Maceo
Mateo
Firing of Cannon in the Hills Sparks Weyler Misinformation
Havana reports distant musketry and cannon near the Gobermadora hills northwest of Artemisa. Rumors attribute actions to insurgents from Maceo, while Weyler’s whereabouts are disputed. The official gazette details Weyler’s gold bill redemption within fifteen days and a new 20 million dollar silver issue, plus higher import duties.
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Macera
Havana
Gobermadora Hills
Cayajabos
Bhont
Artemisa
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Trocha
War II Settled in oovUNCIL Castillo Tells of Maceos Disappearance
The queen regent presided over a cabinet meeting in Madrid where Frem er Canovas del Castillo announced General Potaviejo arrival as the new governor of the Philippines. A note mentions a new dock at Havana and the December date, with the premier endorsing the plan.
Rumors Fly Over Bishop Keane Removal From Catholic U
Washington reports note gossip on Bishop Keane’s deposition at the Catholic University of America. Pope’s secretary cables Rome denying imminent measures against American prelates. Cardinal Rampolla’s statements aim to halt German influence fears. Fathers Mackin and Gloyd may join Keane on a visit to the Eternal City.
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Washington
Keane
Catholic University of America
Apostolic Regation
Rome
Martinelli
Wellington
Holy Father
United States
Catholic University
Cardinal Rampolla
Catholic Church In
America
Wald
Puch
Senuire
Talen
Fathers Mackin and
Gloyd
Bishop Keane
Bimy
Eternal City
Cardinal Satolii Receives First Gift From Pope in Rome
A Vatican public consistory opened at 1 p.m. with the Pope entering to a thronged throne hall. First to receive the hat were Cantingi, Ferretti, Agiandi, Jacobini, Creford, Pierotti and Prisco, then the new cardinals proceeded to the Sistine Chapel. Rev BEF Prendergast was named titular bishop of Sellig, and Monsignor Martinelli was confirmed archbishop of Ephesus. Cardinal Satellt was assigned vacancies in the sacred congregations.
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Rome
Vatican
Berne-Pletr
Cantingls
Ferretti
Agiandi
Jacobini
Creford
Pierotti
Prisco
Sistina Chapel
Bef Prendergast
Philadelphia
Selllg
Monsignor
Martinelli
United States
Ephesus
The
Propaganda, Studies, Index and
Tauretan
Cardinal Satellt
Magadoxo Murder Confirmed By Italian Minister
In Rome today the Marquis Visconti Venont confirmed from Zanziber the murder of the Italian consul Cecchi, the captain, and several officers of the Italian worshipa Volturni ant Stameta, with over a hundred Italians wounded by Somalis at Magadoxo. The attack followed an ambuscade. the government vows energetic measures in response.
Famine Mortality Rising in Indian Belapur Belaghal Areas
London dispatch reports in Bom bay that famine deaths surge in Belapur Belaghal districts with hundreds perishing in Gongada district as starvation grips the region.
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London
The
Globe
Bombay
Belapur
Belaghal
Gongada
Australia to import flour amid crop shortfall
The Times Melbourne dispatch reports Australia faces flour shortage as its wheat crop falters. A deficiency drives the demand for about a hundred thousand tons of flour from America, with half already ordered.
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America
London
The
Times
Melbourne
Australia
Manifesto Seized in Paris Dictating France's Political Fate
Paris police seized several large copies of a manifesto issued by Victor Napoleon Tesues declaring the time for France to choose between monarchy and a democratic government and appealing to the people to act. The seizure followed arrests as authorities move to curb political agitation amid growing unrest.
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Victor Napoleon
France
Paris
Sultan May Have to Retreat Occupation in Turkey Question
London December 3 The Daily News reports powers will study a plan to curb Russia and free the Bosphorus Hellespont route. Forts on the Hellespont would be dismantled and the passage opened to ships of all nations as part of broader moves to neutralize the region.
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Busca
Turkey
London
The
Daily News
Russia
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Hosphorus
Hellespont
Dingley Tariff Bill Faces Uncertain Path In Congress
Washington briefs report Dingley tariff bill dead for now with emphasis on revenue reform and potential conference. Senator Daniel of Virginia discusses options while Representative Babcock forecasts a possible early session and a pro American industry, labor protective measure. Cubans recognition remains a topic of debate.
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Babcock
Congress
Daniel
Virginia
Cig
Beng
Stevenson Arrives in Washington for Capitol Session
Vice President Stevenson reached Washington with his wife and daughter and moved into his old quarters at the Normandie. He declined to discuss politics or predict legislation but said Congress would spend much of the session on appropriation bills.
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Stevenson
Washington
Capitol
Normandie
Congress
Louisville Impeachment Move Targets Public Safety Board
Louisville aldermen move to impeach the city public safety board amid a polarized council split seven to five. Charges echo prior removal grounds but court orders push the case to the appeals count, aiming to seize patronage of city departments amid Democratic board leadership.
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Louisville Board of Aldermen
Public Safety Board
Louisville
Board of Aldermen
Board of Public Safety
Board of Safety
Weaver
A. A
Republicans Confer As Pritchard Heads To Wilmington
Senator Jeter C. Pritchard arrived in Charlotte for talks with a Republican and a leading populist. He will confer with Governor elect Russell in Wilmington to plan the fight for his re election in the upcoming legislature. Ex congressman HG Evwart joined the journey for possible party policy discussions.
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Wilmington
N. C. Charlotte
Nmc
Jeter C Pritchard
Willington
Russell
Pritchards
HG Evwart
Asheville
Strength of three parties in North Carolina shows party balance
North Carolina voters are tallied as Republicans 152000 Democrats 145000 Populists 3000 in a December 2 special analysis revealing party strength. Kentucky note reports slim Democrats raising funds of 330,000 to launch a Louisville newspaper with ex Congress member B A Englow as editor.
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Yaleigh
Parca
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
B. A. Enlog
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