Cabinet Opinions on Elections and Tariff Fight
Washington reports a cabinet meeting with broad attendance as secretaries discuss the recent election. The article notes Democratic losses, debates over silver and tariff reform, and Secretary Carlisle's plans on internal revenue and sugar subsidies amid pressure for a tariff bill aligned with the Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secreary Smith
Cleveland
White House
New York
Ohio
Neal
Congress
Capitol
West
Auy
Mr. Clevalnd
Morton
Chicago
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
House
Carlisle
Messrs. McMillin
Turner
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Bynum
Indiana
Montgomery
Kentucky
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Retorda Bistness
Amos Cummings
Uprising in Cuba Prompts New Insurgent Aid from Key West
From Key West reports indicate Cuban rebels gain momentum with an insurgent expedition assembling in Cienfuegos. Leaders surrendered or fled to the mountains as clashes with civil guards intensified. telegraph lines were cut but later restored as authorities mobilize. An expedition was set to depart today.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Santa Clara
Esguierre
Las Cruces
Enarch
Placetas
Ammunition for Cuba movement grows in Key West
A Cuban insurrection leader Hernandez has been commissioned by General Carrilo to raise funds and aid, with committees formed in Key West led by Caraos Tate. Patriots have pledged large contributions as attention shifts to Morocco. Rumors place Carrilo with a large force around Las Villas near Bertanipriing eleven towns in Cleite. Hernandez traveled from Ranchuc'e to Havana then to Key West.
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Key West
Dun
Mernandez
Cuba
Carile
Bser
Caraos Tate
Cardo
Morocco
Carrilo
Irge
Las Villas
Meetze defies law at fairgrounds over beer sales
On November 1 Meetze refused to halt beer sales at the fairgrounds, triggering a confrontation with state authorities. He was arrested on a warrant after resisting efforts to stop sales, bonded, and later attempted more sales as officials sought to eject him with potential military support. Governor Tillman considered action to enforce the law.
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Meetae
Fai Society
Viliman
Meetge
Dudge Uidson
Meetze
Prudaou
Tillman
Columbia
Race Trouble in Kentucky at Bardstown Trial
In Bardstown Kentucky intense race tensions erupt after the assault on Edna Halk by Phil Evans. A crowd outside the courthouse cheers as Evans is led to jail and whites clash with cheering negroes. Leroy Winkiffe is badly wounded and likely to die. Arrests follow with further injuries reported.
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Bardstown
Edna Halk
Phil Evans
Evans
Leroy Winkiffe
Paul Abel
Sims
Yake Evans
Trial unfolds as mob threats loom over Phil Evans
The court sees Evans testify he was home the night of the crime while his mother's testimony falters. Militiamen guard the jail for protection as the case advances toward a jury verdict expected to determine a death sentence or mob action.
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Evans
Phil Evans
Young adventurer Evans charged with obtaining funds under false pretenses
Montgomery Alabama November 10. A young man claiming to be G B Evans from Anniston Alabama induced a university student to introduce him to Josiah Morris & Co bank. He cashed a Birmingham draft endorsed by a Montgomery man and fled before repayment. Evans was arrested and held for charges related to obtaining money under false pretenses. Several additional charges are expected as detectives pursue the case. He wired his brother in Marion Alabama to come.
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Evans
Indal
Montgomery, Aw
Speecal
G. B. Evans
Anniston, Aly
Lonsness
Iim
Josiah Morris & Co
Tulay
First National Bank
Birmingbrag
Phe
Morris Bank
Forse Natural Bank
Birmingi Inn
Aguitron
Montgomery
Swandler
Brapre
Horminghanm
Teargat
Mariou
Ala
Supreme Court ruling chills New Jersey apportionment act
The New Jersey Supreme Court declared the present legislative appointment act unconstitutional causing panic among state lawyers and politicians. Governor Werts and other officials met to interpret the decision. Only seven counties may have legally elected assembly members, triggering plans for special elections in counties lacking valid members.
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Supreme Court of New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court of Thistate
Restieasnes
Werts
Tusree Abbott
Supreme Court
Mie Pleas Barard and
Stockton
Wettumor
Allecs
Holt
House of Ascenth
Ose
Cannes
Uatlame
Cape May
Cgiowreester
Ocean
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Beterat
Assembly
Time to Pay Up in Hemingway Bond Case
In Jackson Mississippi November 10 Spectral attorney Irene Johnston has issued an execution against the bondsmen of ex State Treasurer Hemingway to compel payment of the balance due on original loan 80000 now 815000. The bondsmen, protected by a large amount of property turned over by ex State Treasurer Hemingway to Old Waite trustee, have resisted forcing a sale while seeking maximum proceeds. The bondsmen are reportedly worth over a quarter of a million beyond the trust property.
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esx-State
Hemingway
Waite
Tor
Clyde Steamship Company Declares War on Dispensary Law
The Clyde Steamship Company, long silent on enforcement, openly opposes the dispensary law. It alleges arrest of whisky and barrels, claims legal rights as a common carrier, and plans to pursue the case in court after a writ of habeas corpus was filed as the authorities seize contraband cargo. The action stems from September seizures and a subsequent arrest of an agent. The court date is set for November.
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Clyde Steamship Tine
Charleston
S.C
Clyde Steamship Company
Meo J. Bo
United States
Edgerwu
Virde
Dynamite Threat at Herrick Office in Weveland
A masked crank entered the office of Myron T. Herrick, secretary of the treasurer of the Sayings Society, at about noon seeking $50,000. He displayed a dynamite hand in one fist and a pistol in the other. Herrick knocked him down. during the scuffle the assailant fired a shot, the bullet piercing the coat. The man fled through a window.
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Weveland. O
Myron T. Herrick
Society For the Sayings
Mr. Herrick
Murder and pardon notes amid varied November reports
In Little Rock Miller is jailed for murder near Chapel Hill Sevier county after a prior convict encounter. President grants clemency to Clarence H Harris ex bank official amid comments on prosecutorial discretion. Cologne reports Papal consistory actions and succession rumors. Paris announces Archduchess Stephanie to wed Archduke Ferdinand of Austria.
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Little Rock
Ark
Miller
Center Point
Chapel Hil
Sevier County
Seerif Callie Dolarsade
Tie
Texas
Piavs Brothers
Davin
Washington
Clarence H. Harris
The
National Bank
Dubuque
Iown
Harri
Saret
Perons
Paris
Stephanie
Archduke Rudolph
Archduke Ferdinand
Australia
Breathing Easier as Factories See Brisk Demand
New York daily review notes improved business since elections with higher factory activity and stronger demand for manufactured goods. Record says a drop in steel rail prices spurred demand, copper modestly up, and wool and cotton goods markets showing signs of life. Fewer large failures reported than anticipated, indicating overall trade revival as November opens.
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New York
RG. Din & Coos Weekly
Imade
Theuch Smarler
United States
Canada
So Ku
CTC
TUN
Hesters Cotton Movement Report for New Orleans Week
The weekly movement of cotton through New Orleans shows a complex tally with a 616 bales rise for the seventy-one days from September 1 to November, and a deficit of 45,690 bales year over year. Exports for the week total 1,230,755 bales for the segment with gains and stock levels compared to last year.
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Sentem Sr
New Orleans
Wast
Paramount
Bates Hist Voss
Uferkind
Alopi
Ohio
Potomac
Norreru
Canada
DENG
Amarest
Daves
Sontherin Bres
Poraga
Los
Auer
Gaggl
Hester
Com
Parison
Orainisarding
Tsob
Dave
Grain crop yields show record drought impact in November report
Washington November 10 The department of agriculture reports November yields for corn at 22.6 bushels per acre the lowest in ten years aside from several years. States list corn yields by region with Ohio 23.7 Michigan 23.7 Indiana 22.0 Iowa 35.4 Nebraska 25 and others. Potatoes average 77.2 bushels per acre nationwide and tobacco results are noted in the summary.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
ENO IN TROUBLE AGAIN IN NATIONAL BANK CASE
Fragmented report describes an arrest at a Fifsh Avenue hotel by U.S. deputy marshals in a national bank matter. The text is garbled with unclear names and locations, but references a bank case and a suspect connected to a broader investigation.
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National Bank
New York
Se Fen CL Ena
Fifsh Avene
Jasr Jgat
Grant
Tranttishl
Ty Ornmien
Oussh Tachimin
Seenad
Weed
Eno
Canada
Hia F
Pomade
Aseed
November Cotton Report Shows Varied State Yields
Washington November 10 the monthly crop yield report notes the November crop as below last year in many states due to drought and heat. Estimated ranges from states span from one quarter to four tenths more or less per acre, with weather favorably mild then threatening frost in parts. The report warns that weather conditions could push the final average below prior years and emphasizes drought and heat as primary causes.
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Washington
Couney
Vougipa
Nova Campina
Arkaneis
Pennessen
Memorial Fort Discovery Claims Historic Raleigh Site
Historical Society buys La Krown site once linked to Sir Walter Raleigh, detailing earthworks allegedly built by Gabriel White and the Croatan region. The report notes age, excavation history, and local reactions as Burke County officials and courts handle related proceedings. It mentions 300 workers, Burke County presale plans, and a court case involving a banker from Titec National Bank.
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Au Oearthwerk
Gahert Whitecule
Bogisd
Lund
Pring
Wrewys
Cedesiens
Inter Cs
Ashtad
Overuo
Adja
Waldemar
Burke County
Causa
Avery Twerest
United States
Wilingtam
Appedis
Rubpean
Titec National Bank
Seymeus
Robinson Appeas
United States Rejects Belligerent Status for Insurgents
Washington November 1 Secretary Gresham says he received no circular from Admiral Mello seeking belligerent rights. After a cabinet meeting he was instructed to inform Admiral Mello the United States cannot recognize him as a belligerent, having not established a political or military organization. The U.S. position remains that of an impartial observer.
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United States
Washington
Gresham
Thompson
Rio de Janeiro
Medo
Mello
Grieshai
Navaiges Giving Trouble Report of Settler Attack
A disrupted account describes fighting between settlers and Native Americans near a nem or reservation. Four natives reportedly killed, a sheriff injured, and settlers driven back as tensions rise. Claims of permission from an agent to hunt spark white fury and ongoing danger on the frontier.
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Dierangs
Ekoi8
Vesterdiar
Mexican Town Sacked Near Deming New Mexico
November 19 report from Deming New Mexico describes Mexican raiders sacking Patmos Mesxies four miles below the border. Bands survive a massacre and roams the mountains. They fired at a customs guard post, killed thirteen, looted the customs house, seized twenty five carbines, rounds of ammunition, and $200 in cash plus provisions and supplies.
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Deming
N. M
Patmos
Mesxies
Othe
Kilux
Five More Dead After Ecoli Outbreak in Chicago
Five deaths are reported from a local E coli outbreak on the Rack Island road. Names listed include Lestie Brghina and Dwigan W. Snow, with others such as Chorgo, Wo RR. Jaimengo, OW. J. Guureb, Beverly Ib, Mrs. Lapham, and Obeagu. The report notes Pine pew deaths and ongoing inquiries into the wreck. Rockefeller's Fourth Gift to University of Chicago Relays total $500,000, bringing his total to $6,250,000, contingent on Martin Reyer Son’s donation of $100,000 and further fundraising of $400,600 by July 1, 1854. After the Sports section covers Norfolk arrests for ring fighting, and State Fair Officers report for Columbia, D. C., noting officers elected: President T. J. Moore, Secretary T. Wee, Treasurer George Hogetus.
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Chicago
Idan Oroad
Lestie Brghina
Dwigan W. Snow
Chorgo
Jaimengo
OW. J. Guureb
Beverly Ib
Lapham
Obeagu
Meyer
de Currie
Eduuard Debeau
Rockefeller
John St. Rockefeller
Mir
Rock Keters
Rockefeter
Martin Reyer Son
Reverson
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Means Committee
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Whiting
Republican
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Wiliam
Grady
Georgia
Fort Berthold Reservation
North Dakota
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Mr. Blount
Hawaii
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Aimilar
Boston
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Ammunition For
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Grank
Satoli
Cologne
Volks
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Yue
Zettung
Petpal Nugeia Oar
Hague
Wen
Is Arri
Securi
Liv
Navaiges
Norfolk
Princess Anne County
Worgy
Duke
Mi Spor
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South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society
T. J. Moore
Spartan
T. Wee
Pomaris
Treneures
George Hogetus
Cumbia
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