Telegraphic Brevities: copper find at Stanford and assorted items
Reports include a copper outcrop near Stanford VI found by surveyors. Dr Mackenzie says Prince’s throat shows no danger. Powderly’s condition critical after a setback. Fire at Hamblin’s hardware in St Augustine destroys buildings with large losses. Mrs Astor funeral attended by NYC elites. Irish, Sioux, and tax issues cited. Stock and cattle markets show weakness in New York and Omaha with varied closing prices.
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Stanford, VI
Mackenzie
Hamblin
St. Augustine
Fla
Love
John Jacob Astor
Trinity Church
New York City
United Ireland
Dublin
Mgr. Persico
Catholic University
Vatican
Augusta
Superior Court
Kennebec County
United States
Pierre, Dak
Cheyenny Reservation
Spotted Tail
Ashineton
Sitting Bull
Charger
Hump
New York
Chicago
Tle
Union Pacific
Ort Worth
Denver
Sake
Tee
Pacific 6'S
American Express
Canada Posse
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Burlington
Delaware
Lackawanna
Dener & Rio Grande
Erie
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Michigan Central
Kansas & Texas
Northern
Northwestern
Transcontinental
Pacific Mail
Panama
Rock Island
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Reading
Toca Pacific
United States Express
Fargo
Western Union
Omroania
Russia Sees Alarm Over Cavalry Moves on Western Front
The Official Military Gazette argues over Austrian press alarm at Russian cavalry shifts to Warsaw. It asserts Russia’s defense needs include frontier troop increases while warning Austrian and German plans threaten invasion, stressing Russia’s right to defend territorial integrity.
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Sv. Pereaspura
Warsaw
Russia
Koarsia
Iss
Vistula
Heavy Snowstorm Hits Texas Towns All Over
A severe snowstorm blankets Toxo Al Cupo and San Angelo with up to six inches of snow. Residents report the heaviest winter weather in memory with roads difficult to travel and schools closed.
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Cotera Toxo
al Cupo
San Angelo
Transcontinental Lines Agree to Cease Cutting Rates
A Montreal spokesman states that the American transcontinental lines have agreed to a specific rate reduction halt and passanger guide terms for Pacific routes. The deal aims to stabilize fares and improve service connections across Lerma and related routes.
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Mao, Poe
Montreal
Spe
Contr Pear
Great Chinese Flood Displaces Millions and Destroys Farmland
Reports from San Francisco describe the Yellow River disaster in Henan province where 7000 square miles were flooded. Tens of thousands are homeless amid bitter cold as missionaries relay bread shortages and the collapse of crops, with aid campaigns expanding internationally.
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San Francisco
Sydney
Iong Kong
Yokohama
Henan
Ching Chow
Yellow
Honan
Chibili
Yellow River
China
Shanghai
Bank Bookkeeper Knight Charged With Large-Scale Theft
Pianeta Dee MM Joseph Knight, bookkeeper at Manufact urers' National Bank, appeared before United States Commissioner Edwards this afternoon accused of stealing between 60 000 and 70 000 dollars from bank funds. Knight had served 35 years and was trusted. President J W Mostly said falsified balances were first found on the 9th of the month, with about 20 000 error.
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Pianeta
Dee
Joseph Knight
Manufacturers’ National Bank
United States
Edwards
Tete
Knight
J. W. Mostly
Governor Bodwell Dies From Lung Congestion At Home
Governor Bodwell died suddenly this morning in Hallowell Maine from lung congestion due to exposure and overwork. He was believed to be recovering and woke at about 6 o'clock asking to be set in his chair before he expired. Marble, president of the senate, noted as chief magistrate of the state.
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Hallowel
Doc
Bodwell
Marble
Senate
Indican and Children's Cloaks Offered at Half Price
B Kollner announces the largest stock of Indican and children's cloaks in the city. If you need a garment, visit now as he is closing out stock and will sell similar garments for about half the price of others.
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B. Kollner Till
Pymumasidia
Ceibiaye
Heenan
Dia
First National Republican Club Convention Opens in New York
About 1,200 delegates from nearly all states gather at Cooper Union for the first national Republican club convention. James Foster welcomes delegates. Hiya named temporary chairman as the roll is read. Speakers emphasize a tariff policy to boost domestic industry and oppose personal attacks in campaigns.
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Republican Club
New York
National Republican Club
Union
James Il’. Foster
Republican Club of
A J. Hiya
Aoa
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
Foster
Europe
Ryan
Republican Party
Cooper Union
John H. Lynch
Mississippi
South
Cleveland
Great Britain
Louisiana
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Ohio
North
Te Speaker
Noyes
Massachusetts Huse of Representatives
Lynch
Manufacturers Record notes southern rise in industry
Barrons reports that Gico Pullman August Belmont Jdn Robert T Lincoln and other capitalists visited the South. They agree in letters that the South will soon rival or surpass the North and West in the quantity and value of its products, enterprise, and resources.
Italian residents propose Garibaldi bust for U.S. senators
A communication from Italian residents of Washington asks the United States to receive a marble bust of Garibaldi. They describe it as a link in the chain of sympathy freemen feel for liberty champions and republican government, presented before the senate.
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Washingtoy
Senate
Washington
United States
Garibaldi
Wabash & Western Introduces Fast Train Link
St Louis and Council Bluffs get a new expedited train arrangement connected to Union Pacific over land flyer. Service starts December 18 with reduced travel time and a stated aim to cut delays between St Louis and Council Bluffs.
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St. Louis
Dee Li
Wabash & Western
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific
Codneil Bluffs
Robinson Trial Admits Arsenic Poisoning in Willie Case
In the trial of Mrs. Robinson for her son Willie’s murder today the defense conceded arsenic poisoning as the cause of death but denied administering it. The attorney claimed De Bours provided medicine the day before Willie fell ill. Charles Robinson testified that Dr. Boors supplied pills to Willie and his sister, noting he gave Willie white pills.
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Roston
Dee Mit
Robinson
Willie
de Bours
Busines
Charles Hobinson
Boors
Ligue
Damaged Goods Sale Notice From Ly Lown
Damaged stock from a late fire offered for sale on Sunday with bargains for all customers. Ly Lown advertises low prices and invites shoppers to watch for details.
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Ly. Lown
Through the Temple Despondency and Mental Debility Prompt the Deed
A young man named Borneman nephew of Col Gustave Schnitger commits suicide with a pistol at a Davenport Iowa winter residence turned ranch and Union Pacific shop worker in Laramie City. Destabilized by cold hunger and recent dissatisfaction, he died at age 20 in his boarding house room, likely a crisis of temporary insanity.
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Laramie City
Borneman
Gustave Schnitger
Territory
Davenport
Iowa
Nebraska
Col. Schnitger
Union Pacific
Dramatic Scene Triggers Mental Breakdown in Wasmsurox
At the Grand Opera house Annie Horton great granddaughter of John Calhoun and an employee in the post office department became violently insane during the scene where Qora is shot by George Duhamel in Clara Morris Article 47. Five or six years ago Miss Horton fired several shots at George Morgan son of Senator Morgan of Alabama. the onstage scene likely recalled the incident and unbalanced her mind.
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Wasmsurox
Clara Morris
Grand Opera House
Annie Horton
John
Paris Opera manager sentenced in fire tragedy case
Carvalho, manager of the Opera Comique, received six months in prison and 10,000 francs in damages. Andre the fireman was jailed two months and ordered to pay 4,000 francs. Chatlain, a French officer, was arrested for selling military pockets to Germany, with motives linked to promotion delays, and a letter to Italian premier Crippi was found among his papers.
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Paris
Carvalho
Opera Comique
Andre
Chatlain
Germany
Crippi
The tale of a mysterious figure in the college hall
A fragmentary narrative describes a tall, pale leader in black attire amid a mysterious crowd. A dramatic scene unfolds with a cloak, baring a robe, and a sudden act as onlookers react to a flaring moment and a hidden jewel’s significance.
Holiday scam wave Targets Greentree shoppers
A new wave of holiday scams emerges, targeting shoppers in Greentree with fake deals and misleading offers. Authorities urge vigilance, advise verifying vendors, and report suspicious online activity to local fraud units.
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Greentree
Derby says concessions to Carker-Mitkiewicz syndicate revoked
Capital Notes reports Mr. Derby the American minister to China has written to Secretary Bayard stating that any concessions granted to the Carker-Mitkiewicz syndicate have since been revoked by the Chinese government. The Interstate Commerce Commission held a hearing in the case of William I. Head, a Charleston colored minister, alleging Georgia Railroad forced inferior coach service on him despite a first class ticket. Senate commerce committee names subcommittee to review executive nominations. Senate adjourned after a brief session. House elections committee met, planning to take up the Thoebe Carlisle contested election cases with notices to contestants to appear next meeting.
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Washington
Derby
China
Bayard
Carker-Mitkiewicx Syndicate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tod
Wm. I. Head
Charleston
8. C
Georgia Railroad Company
Senate Committee On Commerce
Mesars
Kenna
West
Coke
Callom
Palmer
Senate
House Committee On
Thoebe-Carlisle
Tueaday
President sends long list of postmaster nominations
Washtoron December 15 The president sent to the senate another long list of postmaster nominations to fill during recess among names Knox Sanardino Norman San Diego Pasadena Fresno City Los Angeles Salt Lake Utah and others including Mary C Hughes BK Preuss J Love A Bar rett with their locations.
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Washtoron
Senate
Dtes Knox
Sanardino
Norman
San Diego
Cala
N. Ann
Pasadena
Mary C. Hughes
Fresno City
BK. Preuss
Los Angeles
J. i Love
Colorado
Bill to license railway conductors introduced
Senator Butler introduced a bill to license railroad conductors in interstate commerce. It requires all train conductors in interstate service to be licensed by the act. A chief examiner with five years service is required. The measure was drafted by the National Association of Railway Conductors.
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Wasninaros
Butler
National Association of Railway Conductors
Flying Dutchman Encounter Report From Seafaring Tale
A brig captain recounts a strange off shore night near New England with eerie resonant blasts and a phantom white rigged ship. The crew, seasick whispers, and a moving spectral form with antlered figure transform into a ghostly apparition before fading as the wind shifts and the phantom boats vanish.
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New England
Arden
Deering
Epppear
Gottier
Trang
Joel Atin
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Anetdorm of
Jato
Meenan
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Ajiventure
the Stock Growers’ Nations Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Thoman Lee Peaident
Andesy Gulchrist
Rremdant A Ray
Cantiler
K. Abry
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Troa, Samnera
Watewns
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H. G. Hay
E. Teacrewaenen
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Cheyenne National Bank
Uwptominae
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N. A. Davis, Pres
C. F. Miller
J. W. Collins
G. L. Beard
East
Davis
H.R. Hurd
Dinrdotcoms. Co
Miller
Addoms
G. W. Shevers
S. Kellner
D. Miller
U. P.R.R. Co
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Whitcomb & Cos
Idelman Block
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