Dalrymple Seeks Vast Wheat Harvest With Machinery
Mr. Oliver Dalrymple, a prominent Minnesota farmer, plans to cultivate thirty thousand acres of wheat this year. He will run twenty steam threshers and one hundred thirty-five reaping machines, hiring at least seven hundred workers this season, up from six hundred last year.
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Maine Turmoil and Fires Mark Uneasy State Amid Court Delays
Fusionists refuse to transact business and will adjourn daily until court decisions arrive while Republicans remain rattled by bayonet protests. A Penitentiary shoe shop blaze in Brooklyn injures none, with 3.3 million in losses and 200 external workers displaced. Grant supporters in Philadelphia predict a stand against nomination. Jason Scribner at Augusta Me jailed for life for attempted family murder in 1878. two children died.
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Maine Capitol Tensions See Troops at State House Backed by Rumor
Republican leaders hold off on action against Fusion treasury chief White while Maine's State House festers with military presence. Guards man doors as Fusionist claims of planned force are dismissed. Gov. Smith denounces such talk and cites legal remedies. Correspondent notes prior Chamberlain pledge and alleged electoral corruption.
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Ple of Maine Denies Seductive Canard Rumors
The Maine official denies sensational rumors circulating about the agency and clarifies the situation with a firm public statement. No details support the claims, and the department urges the public to rely on verified information.
Government seizes Reading scrip for tax claim
United States collector seizes locomotives and roundhouse assets of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad valued at about 185000 due to a 10 percent tax on scrip circulated to employees. Officials say relief comes only via payment, with total scrip issued near five million and the debt approaching half a million dollars. A Pueblo and St Louis Railroad financing plan also emerges with Woerishoffer & Co. securing full subscription.
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Parliament urged to create Dublin land purchase commission
John Bright urged in Birmingham that Parliament appoint a commission to visit Dublin with power to sell landlord farms to willing tenants and advance three quarters of purchase money repaid in thirty five years. Dublin reports say Davitt Daly Killen and Brennan may be prosecuted for sedition with trials set for early February. In Dublin Town Council Lord Mayor Gray announced Lord Lieutenant declined banquet invitation. the council adopted a plan to abandon the event and donate 500 to the poor. Other items note Duilio’s speed trial, royal visits to St Petersburg, and various European political developments.
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Mackenzie and Grundy Lead In New York Chess Tourney
The New York chess tournament completed with Mackenzie and Grundy tied for first after seven hours of play. Grundy must win or draw to force a playoff for first, with Mohle in third and Sellman fourth. A banquet at Westminster Hotel closes the event and a Wednesday congress will revise the chess code for a future international contest.
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Potter to handle U S wealth and tax statistics
Census Superintendent Walker assigns longtime Inter Ocean editor Robert P Potter to oversee all matters concerning US wealth debt and taxation statistics and information. Billiards tonight featured two exhibition matches Daly vs Schaefer and Sexton serving as opponent Daly won the second game with a 25 best run. Wheat prices rose after Keene combination unloaded stocks then bought in during the recent decline to drive today’s uptick.
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Earthquake Ravages Vuelta Abajo San Christobal
Repeated shocks rocked Vuelta Abajo with heavy damage at San Christobal where public buildings lay in ruins. Seventeen civil guards wounded by collapsing structures on the night of the 22d as engineers are sent. insurgent chiefs Carvillo and Serafin Banchez defeated in Cinco Villas with four dead. Lieut. Col. Vidal Pich among wounded. Heavy rain falls in the district.
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Schuyler to Receive 8000 For Life of Peter the Great Serial
Eugene Schuyler will get eight thousand dollars for the right to serialize Life of Peter the Great in Scribner's Monthly with all rights reserved for book publication on completion. The illustrations will cost no less than twenty five thousand dollars.
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Bail Granted to Rev Mr Hayden in New Haven
Rev Mr Hayden was admitted to bail in $5,000 today with counsel George H Watrous and L M Lubbard as sureties. State Attorney Doo little believed the trial proof did not exclude bail under the constitutional provision and approved Hayden's release.
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Supreme Court Invalidates Tax Levy Act and Refuses Mandamus
The Supreme Court nullified the last Legislature's tax levy act and refused the Attorney General's request to force the Comptroller General to proceed with collection. An extra session is planned for February.
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Cincinnati Board member accuses committee of city fraud
Dr. Davis of the Board of Education charged the Standing Committee on Stoves and Furnaces with involvement in jobs defrauding the city by several thousand dollars. An investigation was ordered.
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Woced refunding bill court on bond terms and actions
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee weighing a modified refunding bill. The plan would deny refunds on the 4 and 4 1 2 percent bonds, fix the new bond at 1 2 percent for fifty years with a twenty year refund option, and has Wood favoring the change. Other items include nominations confirmed and bills introduced in the House.
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Fraud and a Curse Exodus Claim Heard by Senate Panel
Charles N. Otuy, editor of the Washington Argus and Howard University figure, testifies on the North Carolina Exodus. He says a small group misled Black migrants with promises of wages and clothing to move to Indiana while Indiana laws restricted Black residency. Otuy links the push to political manipulation and notes opposition by North Carolina Black leaders and six state papers. The committee plans cross examination with Senator Blair.
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Fire at Kings County Penitentiary shoe shop causes large loss
A morning blaze destroyed the three story Bay State Shoe and Leather Company shop inside Kings County Penitentiary in Brooklyn. 425 inmates and 300 outside workers were inside. 150 women were affected as the stock and machinery valued at about 250 thousand dollars were lost. The building not insured and only bare walls remained.
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