Multiple Far Flung 1890s Montages Stir News Notes
A compilation of brief items reports arrests of four anarchists in Avignon and an Ex-Congressman from California. deaths of Nichola Blackshear Georgia and Senator Victor Schoelscher. ex Mayor Hugh J Grant named receiver of St Nicholas bank. New York cruiser ordered to Rio de Janeiro. Iron Car Co Huntington Pa to resume work for hundreds. Colorado department commander McCook disputes Cerrillos race war rumors. Wayne McVeigh criticizes Italian mission. railway dividends declared by Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and by Chicago Northwestern. Pliny H Soper named general attorney for Santa Fe in Indian Territory. Four minor New York election officers arrested for alleged violations. Mata beles subjugated, King Lobengula pledge. Overton Price dies in Cincinnati after bank failure anxiety. Theodore D Wilson honored by navy and English architectural society with honorary membership.
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Avignon
Congressmunde
Nichola
Blackshear
Hugh J. Grant
St. Nicholas Bank
Victor Schoelscher
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Iron Car Company
Huntingdon
General McCook
Department of Colorado
Cerrillos
N. M
Wayne McVeigh
United States
Chicago, St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Pliny H. Soper
Topeka
Santa Fe
Rhodes
Palupye
King Lobengula
Bulawayo
Overton Price
Citizens National Bank of
Hillsboro
Cincinnati
Technical Society of the Pacific Coast
Inde
Theodore D. Wilson
Navy
Ut Oval Architects of England
Wilken
Waite's Cal t It Was Dated Chettmay Bray
Governor Waites call for an extra pension of the Legislature dated December 25 1893 raises questions of legality since Christina day is a legal holiday in this union. Courts likely to decide soon with Republicans attacking the move as unwise and urging immediate adjournment after convening. A separate dispatch reports 11 year old H Ray Shubert blown to pieces by dynamite at Bellair plantation near New Orleans while fixing shoes near dynamite boxes left by the railroad two weeks earlier.
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Chettmay Bray
Hite
Dever
Waites
Christina
Union
Waite
F. ‘Sr
Louis
Republic
New Orleans
H. Ray Shubert
New Orleans and Southern Railroad
Bellair Plantation
Young Shubert
Trainmen Report Depredations Across State Border
Reports of depredations by bands persist across the state with eastern and southern border areas hardest hit. Rail officials say freight crews face heavy disruption and threats of violence if they refuse to depart the area.
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Pestecre
Trinity
Injunctions curb Northern Pacific labor tensions
United States courts at St Paul and Milwaukee issue injunctions restricting officers, employees, and agents from interfering with Northern Pacific operations as wage dispute remains unresolved. Conference with General Manager Kendrick deemed unsatisfactory. workers consider legal action to maintain old wage schedule. Nearby reports note violence and unrest in several locales as labor strife broadens.
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Recivers
Uop
Kendrick
Mnawacxie
Jenkins
Forse
January Weather Special Bulletin From St Paul Lareau
Special bulletin reports January climate over 28 years from St Paul Weather Bureau records. Main temperature average 12 degrees, mean 36 degrees. warmest January 1440 year, coldest 18 percent. Extreme highs 49 on Jan 24 1879 and lows 41 on Jan 2 1KY8. Precipitation averaged 0.97 inches, 10 days with 0.01 inch+. Greatest monthly 4.24 inches in 1881, least 0.02 in 1492. 24 hour rainfall peak 1.16 inches Jan 31 1881. Snowfall peak 11.3 inches Jan 16 1887 during 1884-5 winter. Wind NW, day max 52 mph on Jan 1 1884.
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Lyons
St. Paul Moreau
Pact
Dee
Lareau
St. Paul
Salvationists Spread Christmas Cheer in San Francisco
Salvation Army workers in San Francisco fed over 3,500 hungry people at a transformed Grant Avenue shelter and distributed 1,000 baskets with tea coffee sugar rice and more. The city prison shelter housed 300 wanderers as cold weather intensified the season’s hardship.
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San Francisco
Salvation Army
Grant Avenue
Salvation Station
Salvationists
Opponents Seek Changes to Wilson Bill in Senate Metal Clauses
Delegations from lead coal iron and lumber interests will tour the capital this week to press amendments to the Wilson Bill. John M. Burke of Idaho leads the advance guard speaking for Montana Wyoming Nevada and Ural Territory. They warn free lead ore would cripple mining and urge restoring a two cent pig iron duty if the bill remains, while others seek concerted action though success remains uncertain.
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Wasinxetos
Wilson
Senate
John M. Burke
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Ural
Burke
Senate's Action on Tariff Faces Coming Moment
The Senate will soon decide how to handle the tariff with likely only a month before action. Democrats on the finance committee differ on the Wilson Bill and a complete substitute is debated. The panel may propose changes before reporting to the Senate, while internal revenue questions shape the treasury deficit solution.
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Senate
Humce
Lipott
Senate Committee On Finance
New Jersey
Missouri
Diakosa
Tenmewee
North Carolina
Arkansas
Treasury
Spme
New Jersey Senator Faces Influence From President and Party
The passage suggests the senator may be swayed by the president and his own party, with a strong likelihood he will remain within his faction. It notes a potential bid to pursue the committee chair but emphasizes party alignment over personal ambition.
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Fue
Picsure
New Jersey
Mojave Witch Trial and Tragic Twins Murder
J A Saunders recounts Mojave tribal witch rite in which a woman known as Loner with twins is executed by native custom. Her husband pleaded for mercy, but the medicine man enforced the death ritual by sealing her shack and burning it with the babies inside. The event, tied to The Needles and local papers, mirrors the Eve account.
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J. A. Saunders
Needles
Colorado River
Atlantic and Pacific
Mojave
Loneta
Robbery at Quincy Street Gambling House
A December 25 robbery at a gambling room on Quincy Street netted about 2200 in cash. Three masked men forced the doorkeeper and two dealers to surrender, then escaped with the money while bystanders were held at gunpoint. No clues to the assailants were found.
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Cateaco
Quincy Stuut
Creston
Market Notes From Livestock and Grain Markets
Fragmented OCR gives mixed listings of stock, hogs, muttons, and grain items with prices, dates, and buyers scattered. Mentions sheep, beef, barley, wheat, oats, and corn futures, plus transport and storage notes and price bids from various buyers and regions.
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