Telegraphic Brevities Summary of World Events
Smalls released as General Harlan assumes the supreme bench next Monday. Serbia demands satisfaction from Turkey over repeated Servian violations. From Washington, Packard may be made a spokesman. Rising public feeling after Plevna siege. Greek government warns Serenestorens of danger in Albania. Italy assures the Porte.
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Gad Bel Smalls
Harlan
Servia
Washington
Packard
Wee Lee
Plevna
Railroad news and local transit notes from a period page
The article surveys railroad earnings and freight activity, notes a conductor of the Central Railroad, mentions Illinois Central shipping toward Clintwood and Decatur, and reports on derailed or delayed trains. It also references Erie locomotive whistles and general rail operations with scattered local details and unnamed incidents.
City Fathers Debate Affairs and Finance Dispute
The city fathers meet in adjourned session with several members absent. Belligerent exchanges touch borrowing by officials, payrolls, and a jail bedding issue. The council considers police staffing, relief for the poor, and the closure of financial gaps as residents attend a social event at the Freeman residence.
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Fifth Street
Robert Maminien
Jonx Fuavix
Mottin
Biation
Jssons
Local Notes and Arrests Highlight City Update
Fragmentary report notes Quinlan arrested by officers Cottime Creighton and Fiyan and placed in the station Passovat. City Clerk Samuel Jene Eeq reports severe illness. Tax Decision Society to meet at George Strafier’s residence. Overseer of the Poor T Bopnix reports charity disbursed. transfers and school alumni details appear. Public meetings of the Christian Temperance and First Presbyterian Church noted with local clerical items.
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Bellevue
George Strafier
T. Bopnix
Reconciliation Rumors Rally President and Conkling
Washington dispatch reports a likely reconciliation between the President and Senator Conkling with concessions on New York appointments and Evarts handling State Department duties. Republicans discuss committee reorganizations and Democratic demands for broader representation. House actions include repealing test oath and delaying recess plans.
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Evarts
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Ways and Means Committee
Two Russian reverses in Kamarli and Tirnovo battle
Mehemet Ali's telegram reports heavy cannonade at Kamarli with Russian attacks repelled and a large enemy loss. At Tirnovo Russian forces were driven back after fierce fighting with casualties and Turkish bombardment ongoing.
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Constantinople
Kamarli
Tirxova
Mehemet Ali
Tirnovo
Tirnova
Osman Bazar
Ohio Militia Strength and Supreme Court Docket Update
In Ohio the first class militia numbers 306,129 and the second class 61,150, totaling nearly 367,279 men liable for duty. The Supreme Court met today and scheduled the first Billy cases in the docket.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Nashville Indictment and Judicial Delays Highlight Case
The Aubens corpus case involves A Vangra der as a pensioner indicted at Nashville for perjury. Judge Wylie presides as the district authorities label a fugitive from justice.
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Pension Ae
Nashville
Wylie
Hong Vane
Renewal of the Vanderbilt will case in New York
The Vanderbilt will case resumed this morning as counsel argued the Commodore suffered diseases affecting his mind. The defense maintained no proof of insanity existed and urged the opposing side was unduly influenced. The opposing side claimed mental weakness and delusion.
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New York
Canada
Verdict for Fight Million in Connelly Suit
In the People v ex Comptroller Connelly case, the defense consented to judgment for the claimed sum, yielding a jury verdict for that amount. Stock market notes from New York report sharp declines with some recovery hopes fading amid selling pressure. Paris dispatch notes Jules Ferry’s return to the Chamber and Deputy nominations for Paris.
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Paris
Repp
Jules Ferry
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
E Eerardinis
Governor declines to commute Bergin murder sentence
December 4 Columses reports Governor Young refuses to commute the sentence of William Bergin of Mount Vernon who was found guilty of first degree murder. Bergin will be executed the next day.
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Columses
Young
William Bergin
Mt. Vernon
Bergin
Wisconsin Railroad President Dies by Own Action
D A Baldwin former President of the Wisconsin railway company died by his own action. An unsatisfactory settlement with the company is said to be the cause.
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Wisconsin Railway
New York
D. A. Baldwin
Peabody Lumber Agent Charged in Forgery Case
Richard EB of St. Obnebury Vermont, commission agent for Vanslyke and Merrill lumber dealers, is charged with forging notes totaling $13,000. The case involves forgeries attributed to him and centers on disputed notes and financial loss.
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Peabody
Vanslyke & Merrill
St. Obnebury
Vermont
Bergin Case and Perry Close in Governor’s Hands
Special Dispatch reports immense pressure on Governor Young to intervene in Bergin’s pending execution at Mt Vernon. The governor spent hours reviewing case papers and informed attorney General Morgan of his decision. Meanwhile Fremont residents Buckland and others push for a pardon for Perry Close after a lenient sentence for attempted wounding with a choke knife. Governor insists the court’s judgment stands and the canal board took no action in the morning.
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Perry Close
Cincinnati Times
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Mt. Vernon
General Morgan
Tachie
Buckland
D. L. Jane
Fremont
Pérry Close
Close
Suder
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Prices and Market Report from Milwaukee December Day
Milwaukee market notes show flour and bread products steady while grain prices fluctuate. Wheat and corn futures are mixed with quiet trades and notable offerings reported. beef and pork markets show cautious activity amid varied bids.
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Steawer
Datsiy
Milwaukee
Red Winter
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Coley
Death of Ex President Tyler's Son Reported
The notice from Max Serv Alabama dated December 4 reports the death of Ex President Tyler's son overnight due to paralysis. The item notes the family connection and locations, reflecting a brief obituary style record.
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Max Serv
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Fomwet Taidhste
Resolution debate at Nineteenth Joint House meeting
Mr Bo asked Jeare to offer a resolution reciting sileged sebieited she. The resolution, discussed at the Nineteenth Joint The Ce iiad Building, noted violations but found the Home not to blame. the vote occurred January 10. Referred.
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Ce Iiad
Tee Touhe
Wolfboro bank closes on inspection pending review
In Coxcoap New Hampshire on December 4 the Wolfboro bank closes temporarily, pending examination. Deposits total about one Sannee iine dollars with an estimated loss near fifteen percent.
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N. H
Wolfboro
River Shipping Reports and Weather Dated December 4
Special dispatches to the Cincinnati Times from Prrresvac Pa list river cargoes and arrivals. The Bama Graham from Cincinnati arrives tonight and returns tomorrow. The Express arrived yesterday 5 PM and left 10 PM. The Carrie Brooke leaves for Galipolis this afternoon. The John T. Rhoads loads for New Orleans. Weather notes: rain and dull trading. Vint Shinkle and Dora Cabler movements noted. Evansville port updates include several arrivals and tow movements.
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Oil market unchanged with steady bids and dull demand
Special Dispatch notes a quiet oil market with prices steady in New York and Philadelphia markets. Bids and crude values appear flat as refiners hold lines. refined products show little movement amid overall steady activity.
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United
New York
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Philadelphia
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How a Horse Kept Warm
A horse on Crown street on a cold morning danced steps to keep its feet warm while its owner, Dr. Wilson, was absent. The animal’s antics included pacing toward Main street and startling a boy, drawing the attention of onlookers until the master returned.
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