Census Chief Urges Swift Publication of Census Results
Gen. Francis A. Walker on the tenth census reports substantial completion with seven of 512,265 enumeration districts outstanding. He urges rapid publication, state and county breakdowns, and amendments to census law, emphasizing immediate use for legislation and public welfare while economy and prompt payment to 28,419 enumerators are pursued.
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New and Stringent Regulations on Steam Vessel Licenses
Treasury circular requires collectors and inspectors to reconcile license numbers with monthly statements and certify accuracy. Steam vessel license books must be shown on the last business day each month to prevent falsified figures.
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New York
Death of Congressman-Elect Farr Creates New NH Seat
The death of Congressman-elect Farr in New Hampshire's Third District creates a vacancy. The Governor and Council discussed the issue, with a vote to occur after Attorney General Tappan attends. Likely four to five weeks for an election. Democrats favor George A. Bingham renomination. Republicans seek a short-term nominee from Sullivan County and a long-term candidate from Coos County. The legality of counting Farr's votes is debated.
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Ossian Ray
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Secretary of State
Bingham
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Concord
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New York
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Fires Destroy Block of Stores in Rochester New Hampshire
Rochester New Hampshire November 30 Fire destroyed Wentworths Block housing C W Howe druggist Fifield Co tailors Mrs F C Hayes millinery M J Osgood jeweller A S Parshley insurance agent Dr L W Sibley dentist J Fifield printer all lost with the rest of the building The adjacent Hanson druggist shop also burned with stock Involved insured but coverage small Smoke and water damage affected Worcester Gafner lawyers Nor wey PVisains Savings Bank owned building looted and damaged by smoke and water Cause of fire unknown
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Accidental shooting blamed for Lt. Gov. Robinson death
Denver reports that post mortem findings confirm the Lt. Gov. Robinson shooting was accidental. A single bullet struck through a door causing four wounds from nail fragments. prior riot rumors are dismissed. Robinson’s body will lie in state in Leadville then Denver before burial in Michigan.
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Reform meeting on prison issues in New York
A New York prison reform meeting heard clergymen including Revs Thomas Armitage Gustave Gottheil and G W Mackie advocate changes. Henry Bergh of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals attended but opposed the speakers, proposing abolition of penitentiaries and use of whipping posts while arguing crime should be punished not coddled.
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Oil operations report shows November drilling and wells in Bradford area
Bradford Pa November oil operations report to be published shows 327 wells finished and 467 drilled in the region. Bradford field accounts for 294 completions and 122 drilling wells, signaling a drop from October with December prospects for further decline.
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Schleswig and Acadian Bring In Stranded Steamer
The German steamer Schleswig from Cardiff to New York arrived in Halifax in tow of the Acadian from Pictou. Schleswig broke her rudder in bad weather on the night of the 23rd and was picked up off Whitehead on Sunday afternoon.
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Demonstrations in Limerick Suppressed by British Troops
London reports government plans to introduce a coercion act with a new land bill at Parliament. It notes rent reductions sought in Galway towns, Parnell denying abandonment of Land League, and troop deployments in Limerick to protect workers building an iron hut. An armed gang attacked a sheriff near Ballimore. a bailiff in Tralee was mutilated after eviction.
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Italy Crisis in Chamber Voted Confidence for Ministry
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies Signor Mancini moved a twenty-member resolution asking the chamber to express its views on reforms the country needs. The motion showed full confidence in the government and passed 221 to 118. The cabinet hailed it as a remarkable vote of confidence amid party tensions. The report also notes foreign policy debates in France and other European news items and local rail developments.
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Dedication of Pardee Hall at Lafayette College Easton
President Hayes Gen Sherman and officials attended the Pardee Hall rededication in Easton with Gov Hoyt and Ario Pardee among the crowd of about 10 000. Prof F A Mareh spoke on Building and the Apparatus of a Modern College and John J Blair proposed a $50 000 endowment for the Presidential chair amid applause. The party departed for Philadelphia after fireworks and a brightly lit procession.
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Multiple arrest actions track theft rings and libel suits
In New York and Brooklyn, John J. Henley was arrested on suspicion of stealing horses and wagons from Connecticut handles, tied to Deep River and placed in Archibald Johnson Barker rooms for identification. Additional defendants face charges or orders, while banks file injunctions against city taxes. court actions address railroad property valuation and a consolidated steamboat inspectors case.
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Judge keeps motion to dismiss indictments in Roths child murder case
Marshall Texas November 30 Judge Booth sustains defense motion to set aside indictments in the Roths child murder case citing presence of the State's Attorney during Grand Jury deliberations and lack of minutes showing nine jurors concurred. If no proceedings are begun in two days the prisoner faces discharge.
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Trial of Dr John Buchanan for using the mails to defraud
In Philadelphia on November 30 the trial began in federal court. Judge Butler directed the jury to acquit the defendant on the technical ground that no evidence supported the charge of using the mails to defraud.
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Meeker murder verdict given in Vermont court
The Meeker murder trial in Washington County Court ended with a verdict of murder in the first degree. State's Attorney Frank Plumley argued for the prosecution as Judge Redfield charged the jury. The crowded courtroom heard the verdict delivered by foreman H. I. Kenyon amid intense interest. Mrs Meeker sobbed as a letter found for her daughter Nellie suggested an escape attempt. She was remanded to the sheriff and Almon faces sentencing tomorrow with C. H. Pitkin taking office.
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Steamer Manitoulin Brings News of Tragedy on Lake Michigan
A Lake Michigan steamer delivers the wreck report of Simcoe which sank off Manitoulinn Island after heavy gales and snow. Five crew survived in a lifeboat. twelve were lost including Captain Richard Hill and other officers, mates, crew, a cook, a lady's maid, and a deckhand, with one deckhand unnamed. The survivors reached Providence Bay and then Marmiwianing before boarding the Manitoulin for home.
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Mauna Loa Eruption Described From Honolulu Report
Advices from Honolulu describe Mauna Loa eruption as one of the grandest ever witnessed. It began November 5 about six miles from the summit with two lava streams, one thirty miles long, two hundred yards wide and twenty feet deep. Terrible explosions accompany the flow and fears arise for Hilo’s safety though the lava path may be turning away.
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Corner in Corn Closed After Week of Settlement
In St Louis on November 30 a corner in November corn was finally closed involving about 2,000,000 bushels. The deal was managed by a prominent firm and profits are estimated near 125,000 dollars. Settlements averaged 44 10 45 cents, about two cents above Western markets.
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City council debates Hanlan freedom of city and hotel deed
At a Toronto city council meeting on November 30 a motion proposed granting Hanlan the freedom of the city and a free deed to the hotel site on the island. Some councilors cited legal authorities against the move, and the motion passed only on condition it be referred to a committee of city solicitors for guidance.
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Beaver passengers reach Hare Island harbor
The purser and most passengers from the Beaver have landed at Hare Island and arrived from River Duloupe. The captain and some crew remain aboard awaiting high tide to lift the vessel higher on the beach, with plans to winter there. The Edward Cardwell crew also arrived from the Gulf wreck site.
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Season ends at Serre port and coal prices hold steady
The port of Serre Quebec closes for the season while Reading Company maintains December coal prices. Chicago sees coal jump to 750 dollars per ton with an expected rise to 8 or 850 within a month. The coast guard stations on the Jersey coast are to be increased after today. Bloomington miners strike for a 25 percent wage increase. National Guard Association plans Philadelphia meeting January 20 1531.
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