Revolt of Hoar and Wolcott in Senate Gag Rule Fight
In Washington December 30 the Senate scene centered on Charles Hoar’s rattled stance as Edward Wolcott attacked the force bill. The chamber exploded with tense exchanges, debates on amendments, and warnings that a gag rule would fail. Wolcott’s speech denounced federal interference and urged restraint, while Hoar faced a hostile gallery as Democrats smirked at the Republican split. The session forecast further clashes as senators weigh the bill and procedural moves amid rising partisan stakes.
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Battle account from Porcupine Warfront by Seventh Cavalry
A long dispatch from Osama dated December reports the Porcupine battle with Major Whiteside ordering the Indians disarmed at Big Boat camp. As troops pressed tepees, a sudden Indian assault sparked close combat. Gatling and Hotchkiss guns opened fire, decimating foes. Casualties tallied, and pursuit continued with heavy artillery. A second engagement near the agency involved a raid by Two Strike’s band. over thirty Indians were wounded. Reports also note shifting loyalties among tribes and a large colonial escort moving toward the agency, with Captain Wallace among the fallen.
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Decatur rail line in trouble as receiver reports progress
The article details a railroad receiver’s report on the Decatur to Shelbyville line, noting 43 miles complete and 8 miles pending, with about 500000 dollars in debt. Creditors hold a large stake in the first mortgage bonds held by American Loan and Trust Company.
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Hoy Coghlan
London Fire Devours Factories and Warehouses
A massive blaze raged near Blackfriars Bridge in London, gutting numerous warehouses and factories on Queen Victoria Street and Upper Thames Street. Fourteen engines battled high winds as flames spread across several blocks, with 400,000 to 900,000 pounds in damage feared. Firefighters regained some control later, but total loss remained uncertain as crews continued efforts.
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Rumors On Railroad Consolidation Denied By Captain English
Captain JW English, vice president of the Columbus Southern, says rumors that the Columbox Southern and Georgia Widland and Gulf have consolidated are false. The two railways own no shares in each other, though they are coordinating offices for mutual advantage. Executives named include general manager G Gonby Jordan and chief engineer WS Greene, with a joint Columbus meeting planned.
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Telegraph Brevities Count Fast News Bits From Far and Near
A chaotic jumble of telegraph briefs notes varied items from merchants, envoys, and strikes. It mentions a Baltymore retiree appealing, General Spinner sinking, weather below zero, a Dublin stock brokers fraud, and diverse social and political scraps including a New York report on a sale, a religious denomination share, and Birmingham trade council efforts to mediate a coal strike.
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