Honest words on truth and land sovereignty
Mr Hayes praised the young lady after her lines on honesty and truth triumphing over public fraud. A less restrained man than Mr Staves might have reacted with indignation under the circumstances.
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House Blackguardism Exposed and Expulsion Debated
Special Despatch reports the House end of a disorderly scene with Weaver and Sparks facing calls for apology. Bowman's expulsion motion is defeated as apologies are accepted, while Sherman’s retirement issue and interdepartmental tensions color the session. Adjourned for holidays with Mississippi River and Isthmus Canal legislation advancing.
Congress Glances at Sandy Hook Channel Plan and Pensions
In Washington on December 22, Speaker Randall presented an executive War Department document with the Army Engineers report on a proposed permanent sea wall at Sandy Hook in New York harbor. The board finds the plan will not improve navigation or create a harbor of refuge. The day also covers pension fund needs, proposed pleuro-pneumonia measures, a banking bill to adjust note issuance, and misc notes on bonds, Sherman, and holiday travel.
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Electric light tested inside Hoosac Tunnel in North Adams
The first trial of electric illumination for the Hoosac Tunnel used two Brush lamps and a locomotive headlight on a platform car. Spectators watched as the interior lit up to reveal branches and sides for about 100 feet, with reading distance up to 500 feet in clear sections. If successful, twelve lamps could suffice for full tunnel domination. governor and council to observe within a week.
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Incidents Across Caribbean Posts Reported
Dispatches from St Thomas detail a clash between the U S Consul and an American captain on the 13th with the consul wounded and the captain later assaulted. The Kearsarge arrived from Hampton Roads on the 13th and departed for Kingston on the 14th. Fires were thwarted in Bassin and Puerto Plata with several incendiaries arrested. Reports from Portau Prince note President Salomon expected to travel to Aux Cayes, while Boyer Bazlais and other Haitian conspirators were in Kingston. Gen Key and party sailed today for Florida.
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Walden Denies Charges as Fire Chief Faces Resignation
North Adams Mass Dec 22 R G Walden telegraphs friends from Boston denying the charges and saying he will be home tomorrow The prudential committee of the fire department has voted to seek Walden's resignation as chief engineer and sent official notice to his Post Office address The latest report says Walden may be arrested on suspicion of burning the town office three years ago destroying town records One firm friend defends his innocence and says bondsmen will not surrender him and will stand by him to the last
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The noon announcement cites failure of Nanson Bartholow Co and their customers not meeting grain margins as the cause. Buckingham calls the suspension temporary and small in scope. Rumors about Bartholow Lewis Co bank failing were denied by the firm, while speculation grows on Nausop Bartholow firm liabilities and grain positions totaling hundreds of thousands of bushels. A full condition statement is expected within days.
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Raider party ends gambling trouble at Baldwyn crossing
Fifteen armed men from Valdosta and Lake City seized three gamblers at Baldwyn crossing of the Central and Florida Railroads. The swindlers had owed friends over $1,000. After a rough reception, they surrendered, refunded the money, and paid expenses. Raiders crossed into the county to avoid arrest, while the gamblers consulted counsel in Jacksonville.
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Land meeting at Derrygonelly under heavy guard
The Derrygonelly land meeting was held today with strong police and infantry protection. The government acted to disperse public meetings with hostility to individuals, while a Bantry Land League branch targets Kenmare’s agent and bailiff. A Dublin Crown case subpoenas over fifty witnesses and reporters, and Americans in Loughrea denounce government measures. Troop movements include a ready battalion from Aldershot and a growing Irish garrison after Christmas.
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In Paris the Senate debated the removal of crucifixes from elementary schools by order of Herald, Prefect of the Seine. The dispute centered on legal discretion for local authorities and the care with which removals were carried out. Herold claimed orders from Premier Ferry, triggering a ministerial resignation climate.
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Brazil backs non interference amid slavery issue
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports the Brazilian government will not interfere with abolition efforts as long as actions remain legal. It notes the president of the council deeming the minister's involvement an individual matter and warns opposition would rally if foreign powers intervene.
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Wrecked Bristolian Crew Relate Harrowing Anticosti Sufferings
A Bristolian crew member recounts the Anticosti wreck of November 22. The ship, iced up after early voyage hardship, sank the night of collision. Four men including Captain Clements and three others died from exposure. survivors trekked six miles to shelter, then sailed to Gaspe onboard Wasp. Capt. Clements remained recovering at Gaspe.
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Texas Santa Fe and Northern Railroad chartered in New Mexico
The Texas Santa Fe and Northern Railroad Company, recently chartered under New Mexico law with a capital of 12 million dollars, elected Charles J. Lowry of New York as president Bernard Seligman as vice president Charles H. Gildersleeve as secretary and Lehman Speigelberg as treasurer. It resolves to contract for the San Juan division linking with the Denver and Rio Grande and to build a narrow gauge line from Santa Fe to Salt Lake City and to the gulf at Corpus Christi with branches to Colorado and Albuquerque.
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Fire Sweeps Multiple Dwellings in Maine and More Towns
Fire in Lewiston destroyed three houses housing eleven families, with Lebonton Lane and Auger properties largely burned. In Bamberg South Carolina a major blaze caused numerous losses totaling several thousand dollars. Chicopee Mill in Massachusetts reports 35000 in damage to machinery and stock plus 4000 to building. Garland Maine saw Holt’s Mills house and outbuildings burn with partial insurance. Hyde Park Long Island suffered a large fire wiping out most of the business district, losses estimated at 15000 to 20000.
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Swindle Syndicate Leaders Arrested in Mutual Stock Case
New York inspectors seized Michael P. Caffeé Laurent Defassa and Charles Wyatt presidents treasurer and secretary of the Mutual Stock Operating Company at 42 Broadway. Indicted for obtaining money under false pretences after a year long scheme that duped hundreds with fictitious dividends and a supposed stock key. Prisoners to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Case of the Alleged Bank Robber from Connecticut
John Jordan, the alleged Middletown bank robber, appeared before Justice Blatchford on a writ of habeas corpus as his counsel challenged the extradition warrant and argued identity. A January 3 date was set for argument. he was remanded.
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Seventy-fifth Anniversary of New England Society in New York
The New England Society of New York marked its 75th anniversary at Metropolitan Concert Hall with a banquet. Notables including Grant, Sherman, Carter, Depew, Maynard and Hawley attended. speeches praised pilgrim heritage and New England virtues amid a night of toasts and civic pride.
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Colonists Snow Bound at Caldwell Kansas
In Caldwell Kansas a blizzard traps colonists who vow to stay in camp and keep their organization. Over 200 have joined since arriving, and merchants now back opening the Territory with notable subscriptions. Affected men may leave for holidays but pledge to return with new members.
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Train Plunges from North Carolina Trestle Kills Two
CHARLOTTE N C Dec 22 A Carolina Central Railroad passenger train plunges through a fifty foot trestle beyond Lincolnton after the engine clears the span The mail agent David Bloom and a passenger J W Goodson were disabled and the wreckage burned while the conductor Harris Johnson escaped with minor injuries Very few aboard and fatalities others unclear
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Snowstorm halts. Long Branch pier damage estimates rise
Snow storm ends at 1 am in Long Branch New Jersey with drifts over twenty inches and impassable roads. Ocean pier damage is estimated at up to 25 000 dollars by competent judges though local pier people claim under 10 000 dollars to restore it to prior condition.
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Diphtheria Strikes Buffalo. Schools Closed in Section
In Buffalo a large number of diphtheria cases have led to the closure of public schools in one section. J Nattrass of London Ontario, an insurance and steamboat agent, is reported to have absconded. A number of other varied items are noted, including a naval site vote in Newport and a Jersey City post office robbery, with arrests anticipated. A bill to curb prize fighting advances in the Canadian Senate. The brig Martha’s boiler exploded in the Delaware River, killing the engineer. In Poughkeepsie, Judge Carpenter sentenced James R Wiltsie to over seven years for rape of a 12 year old girl.
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