Political shifts dampen Carlisle hopes for national office
In Kentucky the political revolution alters the presidential nomination outlook for Mr. Carlisle, who prefers a judicial post. Reports say Charles S. Fairchild is favored to replace him if Carlisle leaves the treasury, while Attorney General Harmon contemplates a legal reform to move most criminal federal appeals to circuit courts. Olga Nethersole visits Mrs. Cleveland in Washington, and a stalled Interstate Commerce case awaits a new date. A large Canadian gold block is shipped to New York, weighing 8,485 ounces valued at 41,857 dollars, with additional gold from the Horse Fly mine valued at 26,114 dollars.
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Moler Challenges All Comers in World Championship Claim
New York reports J J Quinn, managing Peter Maher, vowing Maher will fight any challenger for the title at $5 000 a side. He will accept public or private bouts, anywhere including South Africa, with three millionaires backing him. Also notes Anson becomes an actor in Syracuse with stage fright but audience approval. Curaco hotelier Drake dies of heart paralysis. Wyoming seeks to lease 400000 acres of state lands to fund institutions and schools.
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Senator Geared For Dillois Support In Convention Visit
A Town senator lingered in New York amid reporters and party leaders, staying in the Auditorium hotel with Core ’eral David B. Henderson of Iowa. He evaded questions, saying he was busy, while observers noted his influence on presidential leanings and Dilllois support in the convention.
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Forts and Armaments See Expanded Coastal Defense
The report outlines port defenses from Generals Craighill and others, detailing emplacement of 14 twelve inch guns, 21 ten inch guns, seven eight inch guns, and 80 twelve inch mortars across Portland Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Hampton Roads Charleston Pensacola Mobile New Orleans and San Francisco. It notes use of submarine mines, 25 casements completed, a Galveston project, and asks for more funds for easements and mines while criticizing current fort maintenance budgets.
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Sparks From The Wires Inconsistent Local News
At Wabash Indiana a 17 year old boy died from smoking. Judge Vaughn of Hartford ruled Flambeau law in Indiana constitutional. In Wabash evidence to the Zella Nicolaus vs George Gould case will be heard Dec 4. At Akron Samuel Faye aged 64 wed Elsie Miller 16. Faye’s worth 75000. Carlisle Is George Putman sentenced to five years for murder. Eastern Iowa Medical Society convention in Burlington featured Dr. Henrotin of Chicago leading chief clinics. Minneapolis search for George Baird who abducted Marie Allen 12. Execution date for Harry Hayward to be set Dec 6. Debs to deliver address after release from Milwaukee jail on Jan 8. Baltimore garment workers convention backed the Rochester strike and boycott and planned fundraising for strikers.
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Monster of Alaska Fights Walrus Manic Deaths
A San Francisco Call excerpt recounts a brutal tale of a Russian Finn settler in Alaska driven by a vendetta against walruses. He trains a son, hunts with a sacred ferocity, and now stalks sleeping walruses, dispatching them with a knife to raise a skull-built monument for his dead son.
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Safer Than Lightning Rods From Pneumatic Tires
A roundup notes novelty claims about pneumatic tires shield riders from lightning, citing a one in a billion chance. The piece blends humorous skepticism with period enthusiasm for modern inventions and electrical safety lore.
A Romance in Real Life Inherits 16 Million to Gardener's Daughter
Philadelphia reports a dramatic tale as William Kelly’s 26 year old daughter receives a fortune from the Australian era long dead uncle Peter Kelly. The inheritance, valued at 15 to 16 million, was once believed to belong to Elizabeth Kelly, the eldest child, with a pending will move to grant the funds to the daughter this week.
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Utterances at New Haven Church Convention Stir Yale Debate
A speaker at the Christian Workers' Convention in New Haven alleged that Yale College corrupts young men, claiming first year students start well, then turn to pipes and disappear. Other speakers did not endorse the statement and urged comparisons with other colleges. Separately, pig iron production in New York rose to 217,808 tons per week, with October output estimated at 915,846 tons compared to July. Judge Allen Thurman, aged 2, celebrated a birthday with telegrams and floral tributes despite poor health.
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Western lines ignore long and short haul clause
In Cuicado on November 14 the western lines announced they would set Chicago to Utah rates disregarding the long and short haul clause of the interstate commerce act. They invoke a 1892 United States circuit court ruling that defines line as a single road, not a connection between two roads, so short bank charges above through rates on connecting lines are not a violation.
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