Debate Over Electoral Vote Count Spreads Across Congress
The article notes Senate action on a joint resolution to empower Congress to regulate the electoral count, and House debates on a rule to govern the count. It also covers Republican resistance, Treasury notes proposal, and various political and local notes including Garfield and Dawes prospects, Mexico rumors, and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Morgan
Secrect
House
Robeson
New Jersey
Willets
Michigan
Buckner
Washington
Keifer
Eid Hla” BT Dele
Grant
Anson McCook
New York
Military Committee
Gen.Grant
Hayes
McCook
Lapham
Messrs
Robintvon and Field
Massachusetts
Conger, Hiscock
Maine
Barnum
Democratic National Committee
Conger
Hoss
Illinois
Loat on the Coast and Steel Mill Disaster News
Reports from St George Bay of a large timber laden bark lost near Cape Anguille with captain and crew saved but frostbitten. Six killed in a Wendell Massachusetts boiler explosion at Marble Clark mill. others injured. Also a Cincinnati murder verdict for Paul Grimm and a grave robbers sentence from Adrian Michigan.
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St. Jonne, N. F
St. George Bay
Cape Anguille
Boston
Wendell
Mass
Mosers
Marble & Clark
Mowrs
Oscar Brown
Geo, Brown
Willie Brown
Oe Feafold
Howea Brown
New Sale
Paul Grimm
Cincinnati Gazette
Clevenann
Dee
Grimm
Oll Grimm
Edward Rasal
Kanal
Grime
Rasal
Double police feud ends in death and injury in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky Officers John Brophy and William Casey asked for trouble and drew weapons. Casey stabbed Brophy and Brophy shot Casey. Brophy died on the gutter while Casey survived with poor recovery prospects as bystanders separated them. Both veterans of the force for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lousymit
John Brophy
William Casey
Nashville Railroad
Kentucky Street
Ninth
Casey
Brophy
Casey Brophy
Oldham’ Street
Rise and Fall of Arnold & Co Coffee House
In New York the assignee J Lawrence McKeever says exact figures on the Arnold & Co failure will take days. Estimated liabilities reach about 2 million with 600k to 900k in unsecured paper. Assets may surplus liabilities by roughly 309k. A suspend or continue debate followed creditor talks after O G Kimball’s death affected the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold & Co
Arnold
New York
Dec
J. Lawrence McKeever
B. G. Arnold & Co
Evening Post
Front Street
New England
Bank of New York
Arnold ,& Co
Boston
O. G. Kimball
Kimball
Bowie, Dash & Co
Dash & Co
Dash
Bridegroom Drugged Prevented From Attending Wedding
In Cleveland on December 8, Adolph Aldroot expected to wed Louisa Kist at the Bavarian Hotel. He vanished before the ceremony, was found delirious at Lake View Park, drugged and robbed with 800 dollars and a gold watch missing. He lies in a comatose state as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Cleveland
Louisa Kist
John Kist
Adolph Aldroot
Vienna
Kist
River Street
Adolph
Hope
Lake View Park
Aldroot
Horrible Triple Crime Details in Louis Lockstein Case
The Chester area farmer Louis Lockstein, a Catholic turned attendee of other denominations, is described as insane after the brutal slaughter of the Ryan family. He claims fire rescues, self-burns, and robbery fears drove his actions. villagers fear lynching while authorities transport him to East St. Louis for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gladstone
Witorhots Patriarchment
Ireland
Earl Cowper
Louis Lockstein
Louis
Ryan
Chester
Ryan House
Lockstein
East St. Louis
A Story Denied at Mentor Post Office Bond Increase
A dispatch from Mentor notes the Post Office Department orders doubling the Mentor West Postmaster bond as mail volume surges after Gen Garfield nomination. The piece also covers political friction in the Nineteenth District, Hazen’s Signal Service appointment, and stormy travel conditions reducing visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor
Garfield
Department
West Mentor
Cincinnati Gazelle
New York
Gen. Garfield
Washington
Maj. Swaim
E. B. Taylor
Congress
House
Hayes
J. J. Roose
Massillon
Daily Mail
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A. J. Clark
E. Cor
M. T. Hough & CO
Rto
Hach St
Ik Nng el
Trousseaux
Cloaks, &c
Paris
West Fourth St
Jewelry, &c
Union Square, New York
ACR
the News
Tribune and Times
Chicago
The
Tribune
Times
Hancock
United States
Sherman
Gen. Ord
Gen. Trevinos
Mexico
State Board of Equalization
E. L. Hinman
Columbus
H. C. Hedges
Mansfield
B. J. Loomis
Jefferson
Jervis Hargitt
Hamilton
J. M. Orr
C. C. James
Jackson
George Maul
Erie
Wm. M. McKernan
Franklin
Gov. Long
Dawes
Victorio
Chihuahua
Terrasas
Victoria
Chicagos
James E. Wharton
Portamouth
St. Louis Times
South Carolina
James Thomas
John Lyles
Lyles
Thomas
Dakota
State Horticultural Society
Col
G. 8. Irwin
American Public Health Assolation
Ohio
Wattercon
McMahon
Matt the Founs
Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas and
William Stricklett
Vanceburg, Ky
Gillson
Gov. Foster
Ways and Means Committee
Wall Street
Reuben Springer
C. M. Erkenbrecher
Walnut Hills
Gen. Augur
Department of Texas
Order of Hibernians
Ellen Rehost
Lt. Hoffman
Panama Canal Project
Thurlow Weed
British Electric Light Company
Broadway
Union Square
Thirty-fourth Street
Oklahoma
Hunter
Utah
Grand Jury
National House
Geb. Grant
Lirimachi
Parsons
Dittnort
Micw
Adrian
Penitentiiary
Guardians OF the Law
South
Democratic Party
James Brady
Peter Becker
Jamesrady
Becker
Dan
Crossin
Brady
Geo. McKitterick
Stricklett Brothers
Cincinnati
Full College
Thaddeus
Ogglesby
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Conkhite
Genvat Terminatea
Eat
Ska Ace
Far West
Gonkhite
Dorlin
Necedah
Green Hay
Gavvesros
San Antonio
KO. C. Ord
Active Army
Vincent
Sheridan
Trevinos
van. Ord
Monead
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