Indications of Kellogg vote still expected today
In Washington on November 30, reports say a Senate vote on Kellogg is imminent with Republicans optimistic. Northrup’s removal and Wade Hampton connections shape Democratic resistance while Patterson alleges the move aims to undermine Republican support in South Carolina. Senate activity focuses on Paris Exposition and House judiciary matters.
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Ashington
South Carolina
Northrup
Wade Hampton
Patterson
Senate
United States
Columbia
Devens
Kellogg
Connover
Stanley Matthews
Matthews
Sargent
Wrary
Baulebury
Louisiana
Gaulsbury
Perrone
Alen Reed
Ohio
Senate Commerce Committee Meets for Pacific Railroads
The Senate Committee on Commerce held its first meeting today with four members present excluding Potter. Mr Throck Morton presided as chairman and the sole business was to decide to ask the House for a clerk for the committee.
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Potter
Throckmorton
Two Failures in Indianapolis Bankruptcy Plea Declared
Maxwell, Fry and Threaston, wholesale iron merchants of Indianapolis, filed a petition in bankruptcy today. They disclosed assets of 360,000 and liabilities not listed. The case marks a notable instance of commercial failure in the city.
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Indianapolis
Cincknneti Times
Indiaafapolis
Mexwell
Fry & Threaston
Cotton Strike Spreads in England Amid Wage Reductions
At Mossley a thousand cotton operatives walked out and a general strike is threatened if wage cuts are enforced. Weavers say reduced hours may solve the dispute, while Barnsley workers favor striking to prevent market glut.
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Loxvon
Exgland
Mossley
Barsley
Financial Ledger Blurs Liabilities and Assets Totals
A fragmented note cites liabilities of 4 000 000 dollars and assets of 67 006 000 dollars with mixed text referencing November 30 and an island location. The surface text also mentions eight assets and seven millions, but details are unclear.
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Php Gy
Conradusen
Island
Chen Eds E Schwiskering
Councils Debating Paris Proposal from Viscount D Harcourt
In Paris on November 30 Viscount D Harcourt leads council discussions proposing a plan to bring both Houses to Salen the ool. The report notes ongoing efforts by the French Trades Councils to advance a congress style framework.
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Paris
Viscount D’harcourt
Hotel and Driving Park Stables Burn in November Fire
A local blaze damaged a hotel stand and the driving park stables owned by a local party. The fire caused about 625,000 in losses with 25,000 partly insured. The incident occurred at W. Dri Station and involved the seller in the W area.
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WasnixeTor
Standard
Selerve
W . Dri
Oss
Murder of an Aged Couple in Connecticut
Unclear fragment reports a Connecticut murder case involving an elderly couple. The text is damaged and provides no recoverable details on names dates or location beyond November and a referring city.
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Merder
Connecticut
Execution of a Wife Murderer in Toronto
John Williams, who murdered his wife at Weston on September 22 last, was executed this morning in Toronto as reported.
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Toronto
John Williams
Weston
Tuomas A. Puituirs
River News From November Dispatches Reach Cincinnati
Special dispatches from November 30 report the Ohio River at eight inches and falling with clear cool weather. Evansville notes river at very cold 11 feet 9 inches in the canal and fast rise on Lean. Fawn ascended the falls while T W Means and tow and Market Bay moved up and United States moved down. Cairo arrivals include Miller from Philadelphia and Crown for New Orleans, with further movements toward Cincinnati and Portsmouth.
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Cincinnati Times
Evansvile
Evans
Bowling Green
T. W. Means
Market Bay
United States
Market Report From Cincinnati.
November 30. Palas market steady and firm with no change in price. Reading notes show balanced supply and demand, with prices largely unchanged across the board.
Grain and commodity markets report dated November
Market notes show grains and foods trading flat at Chicago and St Louis with prices for flour wheat and corn steady or easing. Cotton and soy values mixed while pork and dry-salt meats hold near previous figures. Various futures quotes, cash bids, and bids for January deliver further illustrate a subdued trading day across major commodities.
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Chicago
Irmer
Bari Raaches
Toye
Green
Market report and local notices from Baltimore area
Reports show dull cattle receipts around 3900 head and mixed grain and coffee prices slipping. Local items note court adjournments, a jailer being present, a theft investigation, and social visits in Minneapolis and Madison with regional travel and shipments affecting markets.
Docket of Common Pleas Delivers Sewer Assessment and Murder Trials
Judge Longworth hears a suit to compel sewer assessment for Hartwell Water Works. Demurrers and commissions suits are argued, with notices of the Dodsworth murder case and an illegal marriage suit involving Miller heirs. Proceedings discuss scope of municipal code sections and property questions across multiple judges and attorneys.
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Common Pleas
Longworth
Hartwell
Ee Av Road Company
Ant Ee
Pemateest
Cox
Mirike Acess
X. Deerer
Enterea
Cooper Bang
Cooper
Co Rogress
John Selnoee
N. C. McLean
B. Batterworth
Burnet
Dodsworth
Chas
Campbell
Guthrie
Sebacion
Miller
James Chamberlin
Aetna
Chamberlin
J.M. Jordan
T. B. Paxton
Covington City Treasurers Debt and Postings Stir Local Rumors
Residents discuss a disputed loan involving former City Treasurer Percival and Mr. Stone. The tale centers on a 6100 loan, two memorandum checks, partial repayments, and Percival’s resignation timing. An ensuing election and a tax council inquiry into city official borrowing followed as the story notes public scrutiny.
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Hon. Percival
Wt. Stone
Percival
Stone
Ston
Cival
Mr. Sone
Newport News Notes and Socials From the City
The column records assorted Newport News items including local personalities, a proposed appointment discussion, guests at a dinner, and remarks about city water works not exempt from taxation. It mentions Th eophilus Davis, school closures, a fire on premises of Mr He Sheliey, and a Templar event at Haymans Hall with local civic notes and social occurrences.
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Trist
George B. H
Brazil
Wilhan
Chloe
Abie
Coleee
G. W. Olery
Port
Vietos
F. M. Sti
Weishas
Aidan
Ohi
Weishar
Heory Behrman
Heory
Ma. Jax-Fern
Madison Street
Jo Song i
Cvs
Ag Grama Pipisaah
Theophilus Davia
He Sheliey
Newport
Good Templars
Mann
Hayman's Hall
Undefined Editor Comment Sparks Brief Confusion
A fragmented excerpt mentions a editor and comments, noting unclear attribution and a brief editorial moment. The unreadable lines suggest internal discussion without concrete names or outcomes.
Senator Davis Sees Third Party Grow Triple Size
From the New York Tribune report the senator notes his third party has expanded to three times its former size, indicating a surge in support and organizational reach. The observer cites implications for future elections and party influence.
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N. Y
Ex-Empress Eugenie Cites Poor Leadership And Extortion
The ex-Empress Eugenie says chances of subbiting the empire are very slight and blames De Fourtou for bad management. She also laments extortion forcing heavy spending to influence the late elections is used against her.
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Eugenie
de Fourtou
Melted Japanese Coin Bar Sale To Bank Of Fagland
A parcel worth about £150,000 in Japanese coin was melted into bars and sold to the Bank of Fagland. The bank refuses foreign government coins, prompting the need to melt down the currency.
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Bank of Fagland
Stirebly Chereh Builders Face Sunday Trial
At Stirebly Chereh in Shropshire fans mourn a ruined roof after 700 years of sturdy work. The Sunday incident prompted comments on the builder’s fault and the long history of the structure.
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Stirebly Chereh
Shropshire
Married duo recall manners in witty exchange
A clipped exchange reveals Cousin Fred and Clara joking about marriage and compliments. Clara notes her husband is out of practice after two years, while Fred admits he is behind on social graces. The fragment hints at domestic humor and social norms.
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Fred
Clara
Paris Fashion Shift Sparks Corpulent Style Among Youth
Fashionable young men in Paris embrace corpulence as the current tone for fashionable gentlemen. The era once prized slenderness and pallor has given way to a fuller, more ostentatious look among stylish Parisians.
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Paris
Grass widow joke hints at quick remarriage
A quip notes little difference between a grasshopper and a grass widow and jokes that after an event Fisher will jump at the first chance, reflecting a wry social stereotype. The line plays on marriage and haste following a separation.
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Fisher
Eochange
Irish Girl Protests Charity After Refusal to Beg
A seventeen year old Irish girl declares she will beg door to door rather than live on charity. The remark reflects hardship and pride typical of the era, capturing a moment of stubborn independence amid poverty.
Christmas slipper fox singie clergy wen in press
A garbled clipping mentions the Boston Post and Chicago Times in a cryptic mash of phrases about clerical matters and press status. No clear event or person is identifiable from the fragment.
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Boston Post
Third Edition Attacking the Presidents Policy
Senator Patterson urged voting for admission of General Butler and Kellogg, saying both cases should be treated similarly. He claimed the President betrayed South Carolina Republicans and urged acceptance of the Senate logic. The Kellogg case recommit motion failed.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Patterson
M.C. Butler
Kellogg
Butler
Senate
South Carolina
Certificate filed for Hamilton Boot and Shoe Manufactory
Special Dispatch reports a certificate of incorporation filed for the Hamilton Boot and Shoe Manufactory with capital of 25000 dollars. The Toledo Board of Education bonded indebtedness stands at 354000 dollars, while Columbus shows 10000 dollars. Professor Eddy of Cincinnati will address the Tyndall Association on Saturday night on the First Two Laws of Thermodynamics. Eight hundred thirty five car loads of coal were shipped from Nelsonville for the week ending November twenty second.
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Cincinnati Times
Cokumacs
Hamilton Boot and Shoe Manufactory
Board of Education of Toledo
Columbus
Eddy
Cincinnati
Tyndall Association
Nelsonville
Alleged Swindling Contractors Under Arrest
Br. Louis November 30 report indicates Walsh and Wm Kaan faced charges in a United States Court as grand jury action proceeded. The fragment notes arrests in a swindling case with officials pursuing details and a morning proceeding.
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Br. Louis
Walsh
Wm. Kaan
States Grand J
United States Court
Extra Session Convenes in Washington With Mock Proceedings
The XLYTH Congress meets in Washington for an extra session. The Senate debates amendments to a reading bill as House members discuss ongoing proposals. A substitute resolution is promised by Mr. Racer while the House adjourns for lack of quorum.
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Giffen
Great Britain
United States
Wwensas
Cmt
United Staten
Uae
Racer
Chaffee
Stock market wrap from New York listing November bids
The report shows major exchanges and tickers with Western Union Pacific Chicago etc. It lists active bids and totals across Dow Jones components such as New York Central Delaware and Lackawanna Erie Lake Shore Northwestern Rock Island St Paul and more. Total reported 140 200.
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Cleveland
Columbus
New
Westers Union
Pacific Mail
New York Central
Delaware and Lackawanna
Erie
Lake Shore
Northwestern
Northwest
Rock Island
St. Paul
Ohio
M Pi
Milanas
St. Joe
Mic Central
Delaware and Hudson
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Senate Committee On Commerce
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Thes Houser
Committee OF Pacific Railroads
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Canai
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Macket
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Yong
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Makely
Wincell
Minnesota
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Vaude
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Hood
Feurey
Madison
Todiana Mise Limie Serege
Oxford
Sergee Es Rae Tai
Harpopseves
Kentucky
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Boonenae Recorder
Colorado
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W. P. McLaughlin
Court Bulletin
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Newport News
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Owever
Chicago Times
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Berlin
Albert.j. Harding
Clemax
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Mich
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W. H H. Pairchild
Franklin
Lane Een
Lowa
Aaron Ing
Liverpool
Quebec
Europe
France
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Ranent
Lane
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United States Expres
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Bria Sales
Cemctuwati
Bennett
St. Petersburg
A.B. Burkhardt &Co
Fourth St Street
Race
COAL
Callat Huntington
Moen Sirents
Namaaty Restos
Allel
NAS Arcade
CHIEA
Grand Opera-Ha
R. B. J. Mules
Enanager
Nick Roberts
Crima
Murphy
Robinson
Macauley
Tom Taylor
Joshua Butterby
John FE. Owens
Owens
Solon
Mia
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Mack
Union Cass
Corner Fifth and Vine
Hocky
Giana
John Shillito
Cashel
Paeits
Cambrios
John Shillito & CO
Main Street
Andrews’ Bazar
Frischel Nery
Callaren
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BAZAR
Tennessee
North Caroinas
Ford County
Pike’s Opera-House
Mendelssohn Tet
Quin
Gern
Montehone of Jobs Church
T. BE. Watkins
W. A. Watkins & Bro
Zaiweory Grabie
Eastern Ave
Sars
Robt. Clarke & Co
Wea
Fourth Street
W. Fourth St
Elm Street
W.a.m Clerk
G. KY A. Mappy
Jar
Wheeling
Pittsburo
Main St
Wixteuss
W. H. _Kinsy
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Gupt
Odiee
Evansville
Catre
Hemphia
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Jauze D. Moons
Arkansas
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