Disorderly proceedings in the Judicial Bear Dance
A chaotic morning session in the Bear Pen includes William Henry of Lewis Allen fined for violations, Alonzo Kelly and James Kelly jailed or fined for drinking and begging, several others punished for street disorder, harboring, and assault. Several cases were continued or dismissed. work-house sentences issued for multiple defendants.
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Lewis Allen
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James Kelly
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John O’brien
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Dowd
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Ellis
Anderson
John McGreay
John Rusk
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Wes
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Chris
Dave Po
Senate National Duty and Death Reverberate Across Session
The Senate met at noon with a quorum present, heard remarks on the President and national tragedy, and noted the death of the Vice President. David M. Key was seated as Tennessee’s new senator, while business paused as a recess extended to 12 45.
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Tennessee
David M. Key
United States
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Boutwell
Hou Tortay
Zee Set for Return to Grand Opera Hall Engagement
A note indicates Zee will resume a short engagement at the Grand Opera Hall, with plans set for a return performance. The item mentions Maj Travis defending two men in a police matter described as insult with intent.
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Travis
Streetcar Tracks Faulty Repair Disrupts Oe Route
In a partial, clipped report locals describe a streetcar path on oe street between Central avenue and lay road near the Ox se pero Street Railroad. Two hundred men appear involved in the stoppage and repair delays.
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Pero Street
Affray on Court Street injures boy near Hafer store
On Saturday night about 7 o'clock a fight broke out on Court Street near Mound in front of Henry Hafer's grocery and saloon. A widow from Chicago, her twenty two year old son, and others were involved. the boy Henry Friedleof suffered serious wounds and may die.
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Man Shot at Central Avenue Residence
Shortly before 11 o clock on Saturday night John Bushley of 538 Central Avenue was found with a gunshot wound in his home. Doctors feared internal bleeding as the wound appeared severe. Bushley said he did not know who shot him. his outlook is extremely doubtful. The injury was suggested to be personally related and may have been a public threat.
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Rails extended toward Circleville as line progress noted
Special Dispatch reports the Scioto Valley railroad from Columbus toward Circleville is graded with seven miles remaining to reach Circleville and iron laid to reach Lickbourn by tomorrow. Completion to Circleville targeted by January 1st. Supreme Court adjourned for lack of a quorum. Springfield rifles shipped to arsenal for militia pending bonds. Treasury cash counting continues. estate admins expect treasury to open tomorrow. Herman Patch, tied to a check alteration case, is discharged after no witness appeared.
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Escape Fracas at Raymond Street Jail Shocks Brooklyn
New York on December 6 reports indicate several prisoners escaped from the Raymond Street Jail in Brooklyn. Among the fugitives is John Thomas, on trial for counterfeiting nickels, tied to the Tweed era’s six million dollar suit promises.
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Egypt and Abyssinia Frontier Violations Reported
Telegram from Alexandria recalls a violent incident on the frontier with Abyssinia. Awful explosion at Swarihe Main colliery, Yorkshire, with over two hundred feared dead. Rescue efforts underway as surface bodies are brought up.
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Abyssinia
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Yorkshire
Swarihe Main
Baltimore Grain Exports Move to Foreign Ports
Baltimore ships announce a 100 pound grain shipment via the Baltimore and Ohio elevators for export to foreign ports. The plan aims to bolster support for international trade through local facilities in December.
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