Cheyenne Crookedness Probe and Wheat Trade Flows
Senator Casey pushes a BIE for right of way across the Pine Reserve and notes Treasury concessions enabling Manitoba wheat shipments to Europe via New York. Details list port deliveries to Rotterdam Liverpool Antwerp Lüth London and later tunnel accidents and a Cheyenne agency crook case. Reports include a tunnel disaster at Buck and Shamokin, a mental health case in New York, and World coverage of Field family financial scandal with a plan for commitment.
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Senate committees shakeup amid new appointments debate
Washington dispatch reports Democratic caucus debate over committee assignments for Senators elect Hill of New York and Vanoa of North Carolina. Officials approved a long list of leaders for Civil Service, Finance, Fisheries, Foreign Relations, and other panels, while delaying sworn members until proper oath.
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Butte Citizens APE WROTH and Ore Mine Unrest
Muted reports describe Butte unrest as residents bemoan ore losses and mine dangers. A night shift covers ore with dirt to continue work as authorities weigh actions. A Polish Catholic institution in Chicago aids immigrants, while U S actions target Russia.
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Deathbed confession reshapes old Iowa murder case
A dying Blakesburg man, Dan Miller, allegedly confessed to killing Mrs McAllister’s husband, shifting blame from Pleas Anderson who was hanged at the scene. The report notes Miller’s deathbed admission and a prior mob action influenced by suspicions of Anderson’s guilt. Proceedings tie to Albia and Monton County.
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War talk as Chile delays reply on Valparaiso incident
Washington dispatch reports Navy Department in a warlike mood over Chile delaying information on the Valparaiso incident. The Captain Pratt, Chile’s new war vessel, nears completion in France. If delay continues, President Harrison may ask Congress for extreme measures within two weeks, potentially risking war to blunt French aid to Chile and protect Atlantic cities. The intercontinental rail tour committee met in New York to review survey progress from Guatemala to Peru with multiple expeditions plotting routes toward Bolivia and Rio de la Plata.
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Senate considers bill to ban aliens from government jobs
Senator Gallinger moves to end the practice of employing aliens in federal offices. The unwritten rule in parts of the government has long blocked non citizens from securing posts. A Pennsylvania skilled laborer who had relocated to Washington was denied a Treasury post after filing for citizenship.
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Blain g in the rave and in to stay tax levy vote
In Avousta Maine December 19 Joseph Stine denied telling politicians in Washington that the old man Blaing remains in control. In Pau December the board of aldermen unanimously passes the 1809 tax levy including an auditorium redevelopment tax to fund remodeling of market property into an auditorium.
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Naturalization Tied To License For Stillwater Engineer
A Stillwater engineer seeking a license was found not a U S citizen during the exam. Inspector Clark refused the license until naturalization papers were filed. Papers were drawn and the license issued, with Clark noting no statute governs this but supporting American skilled labor.
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Fought to a finish Chaynicki knocks out Wood in thirty fourth
San Francisco December 19 Joe Chaynsky of San Francisco and Billy Woods of Denver fought a ten round purse bout with Chaynsky knockout Woods in the thirty fourth round after a strong come from the Californian who was the favorite at odds around 3 to 1. Mike Sullivan refereed the match.
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Co-Operative Mortgages Scheme Emerges in Kansas
The Kansas Alliance Co operative Mortgage Association, capital stock one million dollars, with Frank McGrath as central figure, files charter to operate with eastern capital for delaying farm mortgage indebtedness. The plan aims to bypass middlemen and extend credit for farmers. Also reports rapid tin plate factory work at Coates and Co in New Winon a and iron ore finds near Mount Missippi region with potential high yields.
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Tahiti Wreck Off Tahiti Port With 300 Aboard
A tug towed the lee side of the stranded Tahiti near San Francisco on December 1. The vessel ran aground, is reported to need righting, and 300 people aboard are feared lost. A salvage operation may recover oil and salvageable cargo once the hull is upright and refloated.
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Prominent Illinois settler murdered amid unrest
John M. Simpson founder of Simpson, Julmoon county, Illinois, was shot to death at his farm residence three miles northeast of the town. Alleged attackers include Charles Dixon, his son G Har iig and Henry Jones described as three tough youths. Reports say meetings are being broken up and lives threatened as armed posses scour the hills. Simpson was a noted Odd Fellow and civic-minded anti-lawlessness advocate. Revolver use by the youths and stones by the old man cited.
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Riot At County Treasurer Office In Cincinnati Dec 19
A mob of tax payers invaded the county treasurer’s office in Cincinnati to pay taxes and force receipt of penalties. The crowd hurled stones at windows, knocked one man unconscious and injured two women. Police cleared the street after a riot alarm.
Quarrel Leads to Nighttime Shooting in Buckhorn Parish
An elderly man named Jack Smith and nine others reportedly quarreled with Wright Poland. They went to Poland’s house at night and shot him and his wife, who was about to become a mother. Smith, his son, and four others were arrested.
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Four Killed in Colorado Midland Bank Tunnel Accident
Deloe December 10 reports a wreck at the Bank tunnel on the Colorado Midland. Four men died and several others were seriously hurt. Coroner Fielding of Tourville has gone to the scene. few details are available.
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Preparations for War In Navy Department Report
Active preparations for war continue in the navy department. Steps seek first available merchant vessels for service in Chilean waters and plans to charter 30 to 50 ships as transports and colliers. Army and navy officials discuss cooperation, with potential 16,000 troops movable from San Francisco or Galveston for transport.
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Notable Minnesota Editor Dies at 61 in Minneapolis
Charles FE Russell longtime editor of the Davenport Gazette and political figure dies at 12 50 a m at 2620 Pleasant Ave S Minneapolis aged 61 after eight years in Minnesota He was originator of the Hennepin canal and left behind one son and three daughters The report also notes a separate explosion at a logging camp near Washburn Wisconsin with casualties among loggers
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Chicago Fire Underwriters Limit Skyscraper Heights
Sky-scrapers must go as Chicago Fire Underwriters set new height limits for non combustible office buildings. Buildings may rise no more than 120 feet on streets wider than 89 feet, and other non fireproof structures limited to 89 feet. Insurers will not cover buildings over 85 feet unless office use. Existing towers insured at about 3 percent. Underwriters warn halted projects if 120-foot cap is not accepted.
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First Colom P Baur Mons Ordains U S Colored Priest
At St Peter and Paul in Colom Puerto Rico a large Catholic audience witnessed the ordination of Charles Uncles the first colored man elevated to the priesthood in the United States Cardinal Gibbons presided and the ceremony was followed by solemn high mass. Rebels in Tegucigalpa Honduras report government troops retreating as rebels gain supplies from Salvador. The Washington Post urges national adoption of the Minneapolis flour fund to aid starving peasants.
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