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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1893

Page

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Sherman Defends Congress Against Administration

In Washington Sherman Ohio a former foreign relations head condemns administration actions as fatal and secretive claiming facts known in the extra session. He warns of constitutional violation and calls for prompt disclosure and accountability to prevent violence. Hill New York echoes demand for information.

Wasureron Senate Sherman Ohio Foreign Relations Committee Congress Cleveland Blount Liliuokalani United States Hoar Stevens Willis Shermann Chamber Ifill New York Hill

Arrests in Dayton murder case implicate three prisoners

Frank Tansy is jailed at Armory police station charged with involvement in the October 10 killings of James Shes and Frank Carey at the soldiers' home in Dayton Ohio. Bay and Woodson were captured in Cincinnati and returned to Dayton. Jackson led investigators from Dayton to Chicago, then to Cincinnati, locating Tansy in Chicago. All six involved are described as colored.

Cascada Frank Tansy Armory James Shes Frank Carey Dayton Bay Woodson Cincinnati Jackson Jackson c Chicago Tansy State Street Jones Reed

Trial Ends in Manslaughter Verdict for Wilson in Police Killing

The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against William Wilson Sr Cratsyne after a three day trial in Martin's Ferry. He was accused of shooting Officer Murphy during a disturbance at a tent following insults to a contortionist. Wilson claimed he acted without involvement in the earlier scuffle. In Bellaire Ohio, Billy Wilson was sentenced to nine years in the penitentiary by Judge S B Driggs.

Wm. Wilson Cratrsyne Dee Murphy Martin's Ferry Collingsworth Wilson Bellaire Billy Wilson Ohio Penitentiary S. B. Driggs

Flu Epidemic Fears Rise Across Nation

Washington reports a suspected return of la grippe as physicians note unexplained illness. Surgeon General Wy man confirms nationwide signals of the grippe reappearance, with Atlantic coast regions most affected.

Washington Wyman Marine Hospital Service Atlantic

Lehigh Strike Ended by Arbitration Accord

Concessions on both sides settled the Lehigh railroad dispute at a three day arbitration conference. The Lehigh Valley Railroad will rehire former workers as vacancies arise and promote without bias, with seniority and reemployment guarantees. The strike ended as the parties agreed to the terms and mutual concessions.

Betulenen Lehigh Railroad McDonald Robinson Lehigh Wilbur Lehigh Valley Railroad . Co Wilber Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Boards of Arbitration of New York New Jersey Lehigh Valley Road

Treasury report delayed by tariff effects on customs

Washington December 7 authorities expect Secretary Carlisle’s annual treasury report to Congress by next Monday or Tuesday as he reviews how the new tariff bill will influence customs revenue. He will then decide internal revenue taxation to cover government expenses for the year ending June 1895 and immediate treasury needs.

Washington Carlisle Treasury Congress

Ship Jason perishes after wreck off Eastham, 26 aboard lost

The British steamer Jason, Capt. McMillan bound for Boston from Calcutta, broke in two off Eastham during a blinding storm. Lifesavers from Point River Highlands and Pamet stations battled the seas to reach the stranded crew, rescuing one man and recovering bodies as others were swept away.

Jason Turse Hiexiano Masas McMillan Calcutta Boston Eastham Cape Cod Point River Station Highlands Station Pamet Samuel Evans Evans

Woman's Influence Said to Help Settle Lehigh Strike

Reports say Mrs. Mary Cummings daughter of Judge Asa Packer pressed for an amicable settlement with Lehigh Valley railroad workers. The Packer family controls the company and may guide policy amid mounting damage and unpopularity in the Lehigh valley strike.

Lehigh Prirapenputa Wilbur Mary Cummings Asa Packer Lehigh Valley Railroad Lehigh Valley Cummings Miss Packer United States Packer Wheeling W. Va Wheelling Dee 7 Schmalbach Brewing Co Caldwell

Neal Opinions on Wilson Tariff and McKinley Law

Lawrence T. Neal defeated Ohio governor candidate says the late election did not endorse the McKinley tariff. He supports the tariff with sugar bounty repeal but criticizes pension politics and the A P A factor in voter shifts. He urges quick passage of a service pension law for veterans and explains factors in Democratic vote losses.

Ohio Congress Neal Democratic Washington Democratic Party Cleveland Senate

Influenza Strikes European Leaders and Local News Update

King William of Württemberg sick with influenza. Russia’s honor fêtes planned in Paris. Thomas Axworthy, former Cleveland city treasurer, dies in Hamilton. Switzerland approves a 4.6 million loan to bolster defenses. First National Bank of Kanakakee NL reopens after July closure. Toledo steam barge Concord on fire costing 10,000. Butler & Miller jewelry store in Indianola robbed of 5,000 in goods. Traveller Roselyn sinks Hull in collision. crew and passengers rescued. King Lambert hosts private audience with American minister Williams Potter. Flambeau club offers 4,000 to aid Gov McKinley inauguration. Senator Sherman petitions on pension office investigations. Rep Boatner named potential successor to Judge Billings.

William Wurtemburg Toulon Paris Hamilton Ont Saya Thomas Axworthy Cleveland Federal Council of Switzerland First National Bank Kankakee Toledo Concord Frank Hebner Chicago Butler & Milter Indianola Hull North Berwick Eng Bull King Jlambert Wmn Potter Flambeau Slub Sedalia Columbus NcKinley Sherman Trimbleville Williamsburg Culebrook Sugar Tree Ridge Madisonrine Shawnee Representative Boatner Louisiana Judge Billings Boatner Committee On Judiciary

Markets in Cincinnati and Baltimore reflect steady grain and livestock

Wheat markets stay steady with No 2 red at 9c in Cincinnati. Corn Mixed up, various quoted grades. Cattle and veal prices mixed from high to low, with select butchers at around 4.00 to 3.25 for cows and calves from 2.25 to 5.50. Hogs steady to higher for best grades, with assorted packers and pigs in Chicago and New York markets. Prices also noted in Baltimore and Buffalo regions for wheat, flour, oats, and corn with mixed quotes across shipments and stores.

Cincinnati Dev Larabee Rod Choige FRSU Dee New York Baltimore Nodin Canada Lambs

Welsh music and hymnody in mountain chapels and chaplains

The piece discusses Welsh musical tradition with talk of mountain torrents and hillside choirs. It notes the soul of music as the kernel of Welsh worship and the challenge of translating Celtic hymnody for English audiences while highlighting the role of rough-hewn singers and the minister’s key pitches.

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Ambassadorial Rivalry Narratives Recounted in Italian Tale

A Cassell’s Journal excerpt recalls an Italian ambassador visiting Madrid and greeting a crowd of courtiers. The scene contrasts Italian pomp with French court pretensions as the supposed king jokily tops a card game, revealing inflated reputations and rival grandeur.

Amon Cassell Day Journal

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