Wool growers discuss revival plan at Ebbitt House
Washington meeting of wool growers and dealers includes Columbus Delano and Albert Chapman. Participants from New York Philadelphia Chicago and multiple states seek harmony across industry and a basis for tariffs. They avoid asking Congress for higher duty while noting a revenue rise of 11 million and sheep decline from 50 million to 44 million.
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Washington
Ebbitt House
Columbus Delano
Ohio
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Albert Chapman
Vermont
New York
Texas
Edward A. Greene
Edward Meller
Philadelphia
H. T. Thompson
Chicago
Congress
Greene
Winding Up of Central Bank Declared in Toronto
An order for the winding up of the affairs of the Central Bank was made today after an application by a creditor, with a liquidator appointed. J. W. Gale & Co. wholesale dry goods dealers show liabilities of 194000 dollars, 120000 owed to Canadian creditors, assets reportedly 65000 dollars in excess, and a satisfactory arrangement is anticipated.
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Toronto
Ont
J. W. Gale & Co
Estate of Farmer Slocum Faces Condemnation Sale
The estate of Farmer Tra Slocum of Pleasant Ridge Duchess county is targeted for condemnation and sale by the government after his arrest for illicit distilling. Authorities seized 242 gallons of brandy and 3698 gallons of cider along with the still. The U S District Court entered suit to condemn the 115 acre farm and buildings.
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New York
Tra Slocum
Pleasant Ridge
Duchess County
Internal Revenue
United States District Court
United States
Walker
Samuel Spencer Elected President of Railroad
Samuel Spencer of Baltimore was elected president of the Pittsburg and Connellsville railroad today in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Robert Garrett declined the position.
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Samuel Spencer
Pittszura
Penn
Baltimore
Pittsburg & Connellsville Railroad
Robert Garrett
Sadi Carnot elected French president amid political maneuvering
Paris reports a favorable impression of M Sadi Carnot after election as president and delays in cabinet formation. London and European papers discuss potential coalitions and policy directions while officials note Medina and Freycinet remnants in play.
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Sadi Carnot
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
Paris
M. Sadi-Carnot
General Boulanger
M. Sadi- Carnot
Rouvier
Journal Des Débats
Goblet
Clémenceau
Carnot
Étes
Toransfer
Magdeburg
London Times
M. de Freycinet
MM. Grévy
Wilson
Avenue Jena
M. Wilson
M. Grévy
M. sadi-Varnot
R.teho
Tageblatt
Vossische Zeitung
France
National
The
Post
M. Ferry
War Office
Montagsblatt
London
Dee
Standard
Grévy
Telegraph
Vienna
Count Kalnoky
Fremdenblatt
M. Saci-Carnot
Pester Lloyd
Sp. Peterspura
M. Sadi-Arnot
Novoe Vremya
Svet
Nationalist Demonstration Honors Pyne and Sentences
In Dupuy the Nationalist electors of West Waterford gave 200 guineas to MP Mr Pyne. He warned he would leave his castle Tuesday and stay away three days. Eight people from the famous Woodford midnight meeting were jailed. Bowles was ejected and police used batons injuring several. Gilhooly, Cork MP, was not arrested and visited Pyne.
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West Waterford
Mr. Pyne
M.P
Woodford
Bowles
forged documents linked to czar aroused intrigue in Europe
Berwin reports Russian State Councillor Soldatenkoff, on a mission over forged papers sent to the Czar, met Count Herbert Bismarck with Count Schouvaloff present, then returned to St. Petersburg. Countess Wolkenstein-Frostburg, tied to the Austrian ambassador, is linked to anti-Bismarck circles and showed papers to Russian and czarist advisers.
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Soldatenkoff
Berlin
Walkenstein-Trostburg
St. Petersburg
Bismarck
William
Count Perponcher
Count Prillwitz
Friedrichruhe
Count Wolkenstein-lrostburg
Prince Cantacuzene
Vienna
Austria
Bulgaria
Dolgoroukoff
Moscow
Prince Dolgoroukoff
Russia
Germany
Count Schleinitz
Prince Bismarck
Count Wolkenstein-Trostburg
Countess Perponcher
Odziawill
Prilwitz
Baron Jominia
Czarina
Pan-Anglican Synod Planned for July at Lambeth
London Dec 5 The Archbishop of Canterbury calls a Pan Anglican synod to meet at Lambeth July 3 to 6 with adjournment to July 23 and final conclusions on July 27 Two hundred bishops expected The sessions will cover intemperance emigrant purity socialism church teaching for classes Anglican communion with Eastern and other churches polygamy divorce doctrinal standards and relations within the Anglican body.
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Canterbury
Lambeth
London
Anglican Communion
Great Fire in Swatowa Declares Corea Independent
The dispatches from San Francisco report a fire at Swatowa about a month past destroying around 800 houses with losses near 700000 dollars. A Tientsin correspondent notes the Chinese Emperor has declared Corea independent and will stop receiving any further tribute.
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San Francisco
San Pablo
Hong Kong
Yokohama
China
Swatowa
Tientsin
Peninsular
Corea
Lockout hits Northampton 15 000 workers in Britain
Reports from London show Northampton manufacturers beginning a lockout affecting 15 000 workers. Other items note a Niagara Falls painting destroyed in a fire at H. H. Warner Co., and legal proceedings against alleged dynamiters Callan and Harkins resuming with closed court.
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Callan
Harkins
Swatowa
China
Corea
Northampton
Cameron
Niagara Falls
London
M. Gavara
Geneva
M. Schoshh
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
Paris
London Times
M. de Freycinet
Sadi Carnot
H. H. Warner & Co
Thomas Callan
Lowell
Mass
Michael Harkins
Philadelphia
James Scott
Lord Herschell
Compton
M.P
Cardinal Manning
Senor Sagasta
America
Spain
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Lord Salisbury
Berng
Council of State
M. Gavard
Massowah
Abyssinia
Menelek of
Shaw
Gabbalat
Father Claver
Vienna
Galicia
Bukovina
Beri
Prince Bismarck
Schwenninger
Funeral of Algernon 8 Sullivan
Funeral arrangements are set for Algernon 8 Sullivan at the First Presbyterian Church in New York City on Thursday at 10 o'clock. Rev Dr Richard D Harlan will deliver the sermon with pallbearers including James Carter Joseph H Choate Judge John R Brady Judge Edward Patterson Mayor Abram Hewitt Surrogate Daniel G Rollins and others. Representatives of the Ohio society and the bar association will attend.
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Sullivan
New York
Algernon
First Presbyterian Church
Eleventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Richard D. Harlan
James €. Carter
Joseph H.choate
John R. Brady
Edward Patterson
Abram
Hewitt
Daniel G
Two Train Wrecks Hit Illinois and Texas Lines
The Illinois Central northbound passenger train collided with a freight train at Amboy. Freight engineer Calvin Wood was killed and a brakeman badly hurt as eight freight cars and the caboose telescoped. A yardmaster reportedly left the freight on the main line with no red signals. In Texas, a Missouri Pacific northbound passenger train from San Antonio wrecked near Kyle. Charles Wood died instantly and engineer Smith and fireman Brooks were seriously injured.
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Dixon, Lll
la Salle
Illinois Central Railroad
Amboy
Calvin Wood
Galveston
Tex
Missouri Pacific
San Antonio
Kyle
Charles Wood
Smith
Brooks
Strikes and Strikers Reach Across Industries
Reports from New Hampshire to Pennsylvania and beyond describe coal miners in Lehigh valley appealing to the public while denying prestrike wage claims, shoe makers resisting a pay cut, printers’ strikes failing in St Louis, and cab drivers and glassworkers planning actions in Pittsburgh and beyond. The piece notes fragmented returns to work in Cusano and Curiaco amid contract pressures and union tensions.
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Purmapelouta
Penn
Lehigh
Dover
N. H
George B. Wentworth
Louis
Curiaco
New York
Knights of Labor
Money in a Trunk Ransom Robbery Hits Plymouth
Rancor in Me. recounts the Bennett robbery in Plymouth. The 70 plus man kept about $30,000 in trunks and gold, was assaulted by two armed men who fled with the trunks. Bennett suffered two head injuries but is not fatally hurt. A $1000 reward for arrest and $8000 for recovery of funds were offered.
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Mitchell
Faulkner
Dalton
Washington
Litchman
Hayes
Knights of Labor
Plymouth
Bodwell
Maine
Brunswick
Paapropnia
Powderly
Provisional Committee
Executive Board
Knights
General Assembly
General Executive Board
General Fund
Litehman
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bennett
Smith & Weston
Opening of Congress Elects Speaker Carlisle and Senate Echoes
Washington reports Mr. Carlisle elected Speaker of the House with calls for honest revenue reform. In the Senate the Faulkner seat remains contested and party leaders maneuver as Riddleberger dictates policy while inaugurations proceed amid floral decorations and formal swearing in of new senators.
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Carlisle
Riddieberger
Washington
Senate
Hearst
Turpie
Faulkner
West Virginia
Committee On Elections
Rindleberger
Edmunds
Sherman
Ingalls
Riddleberger
Daniel
Florida
J.J. Finlay
Senator Jones
Samuel Pasco
New Jersey
Rufus Blodgett
Daniel B. Lucas
Camden
Charles J. Faulkner
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Aldrich
Bate
Blodgett
Chandler
Vorkrell
Davis
Dawes
George An Gorman
Hoar
Onus
Gray
Hale
Hawley
Hiscock
Paddock
Pasco
Quay Reagan
Stewart
Stockbridge
Turio
Oar
Harris
United States
Morgan
Republican Declared Elected in Thirteenth District
The general term of the thirteenth judicial district confirmed the senatorial results after canvassers rejected fraudulent district filings. Henry Russell, Republican, receives the certificate.
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Ausany
N. Y
Srecian
Thir
Board of County
Board of Supervisors
Henry Russell
Transatlantic Shipping List From December Sailings
A dated maritime log lists multiple ships and origins in December ports. Entries include Liverpool departures and arrivals in December 4 and 5, with vessels and routes such as German, British, and American ships bound for Bremen, New York, Philadelphia, and London, alongside New York arrivals from Carthagena and Rotterdam. The scattered notice captures a snapshot of passenger and cargo movements across Liverpool Glasgow Southampton Hull and New York.
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Liverpool
Roman
Boston
Spain
New York
Philadelphia
Yokosuana
San Francisco
Mong Kong
Ott Kinsale
Wyle
Savannah
Liverpol
Mentmore
Baltimore
Professor
New Orleans
Glasgow
State of Georgia
Southampton
Elbe
Bremen
Lizard
Rhein
Bristol
Olympia
Vorwarts
Gibraltar
Amaryllis
Porman
Pyrian
Mediterranean
Organization of the House Opens With Notable Attendance
Washington December 5 — The House organized smoothly with 813 members answering to their names. John G. Carlisle was nominated by Cox of New York and Thomas B. Reed by Cannon of Illinois as candidates for Speaker. Distinguished ex-members and officials attended, including J. Randolph Tucker and Postmaster General Stevenson.
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Washington
Sprcrau
J. Randolph Tucker
Assisant
Stevenson
Interstate Commerce
Morrison
General Banks
Tim” Campbell
Oriental Club of
New York
John G. Carlisle
Cox
Thomas &. Reed
Cannon
Illinois
Messrs
Randall
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