Debates End In House Over McKinley and Debates
Washington dispatch reports the deadlock between Randall and Reed breaking in the House, clearing the way to address Elliott’s contested South Carolina seat. McKinley’s delegation unity appears pivotal as he seeks the speakership amid Civil Appropriation and sundry bills and the direct tax act moves through Senate finance.
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Washington Gossip on Appropriations and Bonds
A Redaction of Appropriations notes the House Committee on Appropriations finishing regular bills save the deficiency measure. Defunct District bonds are deemed worthless after the first comptroller rejects their redemption, prompting court action for owners. Senator Fiddleberger backs a 35 percent bounty proposal to boost exports, criticizing tariff distribution between manufacturers and farmers and urging protective policy for agriculture.
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Keefer Milling collapse linked to drafts and death mystery
The Keefer Milling Company of Covington faces collapse after the Fiat National Bank attached its assets. Between December and July drafts totaling about 4090 dollars drawn on Philadelphia and New York firms were not honored. George Keefer, secretary, presented the drafts. He is believed involved in wheat speculation. his fate remains unresolved as authorities note possible links to D Keefer’s death.
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Chief Arthur May Resign Amid Settlement Dispute
January 8 report from Dinmandated Chief Arthur of the Xecacotive Engines, amid Burlington strike fallout, facing dispute over the Q stake settlement. Chairman Cavener says Arthur opposed the settlement from the start though others cite his prior six months of work to secure the result. The committee was formed at the night convention. Arthur’s resignation remains uncertain as internal tensions persist.
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Assaulting an Editor in Frederick Maryland
A Frederick Times editor and Baltimore correspondent, Carty, was assaulted by Joseph D Barker, president of Citizens National Bank Frederick, in the Carlin House office after reporting a swindle claim against Barker. Six tenants were evicted on Colonel Tottenham estate Wicklow Ireland, with an army presence and no resistance. Evictions on W Y Clautsaipbert estate Falearagh Tone ral concluded, with occupants surrendering after priestly entreaties and arrest.
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Florida's New Governor Inaugurated Amid Civil War Vet Parade
Tatransesne January 8 Governor Mensing inaugurated with largest civilian and state troop gathering at the capital. A notable feature was a line of union and confederate veterans, including members of the regiment in which both outgoing Governor Perry and incoming Governor Fleming served.
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The River Palace Yacht and Stable Built for Lorillard Fishing Voyage
Florre Lorillard's floating stable and kennel launched at Pregnall’s yard. The forty foot long, two foot draft vessel carries four horses and a kennel, with a rudder but no propulsion. It will be towed behind Lorillard's yacht to reach inaccessible coastal grounds for hunting and fishing near Jekyll Island. A. G. Stebbins and Dr. H. G. Bidwell also arrived to start their own expedition.
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Storm damaged telegraphs and poles across towns
Reports from Watertown and surrounding counties describe widespread storm damage with thousands of fruit and forest trees destroyed. Ice and snow grounded wires and many poles broken or pulled from the ground. repairs reroute telegrams via trains for St Lawrence county while other lines gradually come back online.
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BISMARCK AND EUROPEAN CHARGES IN DISPUTE
Reports from Beriry and Darmstadt describe the Morier affair and Bismarckian blunder with charges withdrawn and health changes. Allied remonstrances, secret dispatch debates, and German press reactions shape the incident.Widespread coverage notes Moriers denial, pr battle over legality, and looming debates in the Reichstag about Samoa and colonial matters.
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Beautiful French Canadian Girl Says She Eats Not for 2550 Days
Josephine Bedard of Tingwick Canada, living with relatives at 27 Birk Street Lewiston Maine, claims to have survived for 2550 days drinking only water since a 1881 illness. The 1873-born brunette, described as healthy and studious, reportedly endured a room confinement with water as her sole sustenance. Local reporter notes her charm, books, and family life, including five siblings and a farm household.
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French Assembly selects leader after ballot stalemate
Paris reports three ballots for president of the chamber of deputies with M Melina failing to gain a majority while Clemenceau and Andrient split votes. Clemenceau retires on the third ballot and the old vice president is re elected. Senate opens with Colonel DeBondy urging historical mission. Floquet to receive Panama Canal shareholders deputation. Jacques, a wealthy Seine distiller, challenges General Boulanger in politics amid doubts on victory.
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Bomb Foiled at Spanish Palace. Windows Shattered
Mapri January 4 An attempted bombing of the royal palace caused panic among the royal household. A petard exploded on the staircase, injuring no one but shattering many windows. Prime Minister Sagasta rushed from Congress to the palace for an audience with the queen.
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From Far to Near in Murders at Crarraxoona Tenn
Jan 8 report of a drowning murder in Crarraxoona Tennessee. Houlton fell from a vent into the Tennessee river near Dayton. His body found downstream with a cut wound. Moses Sonken John Burky and Dick Harwood were seen husking corn on an island nearby. They vanished after crossing the river by boat. Houlton carried $20 which is missing. Peter Weaver stepfather of Houlton swore warrant for the arrest of Barks and Harwood for murder. Excitement grows as all parties are known.
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Three Negroes Killed and Attack Reported in Birmingham
A Birmingham report details Joe Gilmore run over and killed by a switch engine in Ensley. In a Big Six saloon fight, John Griffin and Charley Martin, both Black, exchanged gunfire. Griffin was killed. An unknown Black man was later killed by a train on the bolt railroad near Soulanger.
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