Pranch's Trials and Royalist Plots Rise in France
Paris reports a session of the chamber of deputies where M Floquet announced a request to prosecute M Ronvier Jules Roche Emanuel Arene Anton Proust and others over Panama Canal evidence. Monarchists rally as royalist rumors of arrests grow while army loyalty stabilizes the republic amid looming duels and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Floquet
Chamber of Deputies
M. Ronvier
Finance
M.jules Roche
Commerce
Emanuel Arene
Corsica
Anton Proust
Deux Sevres
Daron Jean de Soubeyran
London
Joseph Durue de la Fauconnerie
Orne
Procureur General
Panama Canal
M. Rouvier
Tribune
M. Emanuel Arene
M. Deroulede
M. Clemenceau
Cornelius Herz
France
Panama
Herz
Count
Republic
Duke of Orleans
M. de Freycinet
Rouvier
Langtry Actress Lillie Langtry Stricken With Peritonitis
Lillie Langtry the actress is seriously ill with peritonitis in Loxpon on December 22. Authorities fear she may not recover. Langtry is 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Lillie Langtry
Desperate Cattle War Kills Seven in Wyoming Basin
In the Big Horn basin near Yellowstone a clash with cattle thieves ends with seven dead. Bill Natcher and Jim Huff attempting to arrest thieves near Hyattville are slain. A posse of ranchers pursues the outlaws, while two noted horse thieves Ira Walker and Ace Schuk are shot near Wood Creek. Walker faced murder charges previously, Schuk leaves a widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creyenne
Wyo
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Park
Hyattville
Buffalo
Bill Natcher
Jim Huff
Natcher
Fremont
Husf
United States
Wyattville
Hyattsville
Ira Walker
Ace Schuk
Wood Creek
Big Horn
Walker
Schult
Schuk
Extradition Sought for Iron Hall Indicted Officials
Indianavous Indiana December 22. Indicted leaders of the late Order of the Iron Hall face embezzlement charges totaling 175000 dollars. Mark C. Davis the supreme cashier surrendered and posted bond while other officers planned to appear. Governors of Maryland Michigan and Pennsylvania will be served with extradition requisitions for Freeman Somerby Amos Hosmer Joseph Gladding J Henry Hayes E W Rouse C H Baker and J H Eckersley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianavous
Ind
Order of the Iron Hall
Mark C. Davis
Supreme Cashier
Davis
Holtaman
Gov. Chase
Freeman D. Somerby
Amos H. Hosmer
Joseph Gladding
J. Henry Hayes
E. W. Rouse
C. H. Baker
J. H. Eckersley
Maryland
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Patrick Finnegan Guilty in Potatoes Smuggling Case
In Portland Maine a U S district court jury convicted Patrick Finnegan wealthy Maine farmer on smuggling charges for buying potatoes in Canada and moving them to market without duty. Sentencing deferred. Finnegan’s cross border farm spans Maine and New Brunswick with most buildings in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Finnegan
Maine
Portland
Finnegan
Canadian
New Brunswick
Canada
Bold Theft Strikes Canadian Express Office at Sarnia
Thieves rifled the Canadian express office in Sarnia, stealing 7000 in currency while clerk James McMahon was at dinner. The door was accessed via a basement rear entry left open for coal delivery. the robbers fled with no trace of a crew. Thomas Cook Jr., the company agent, had been ill, and the office was unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Port Huron
Mich
Dee
Canadian Express
Sarnia
Thomas Cook, Jr
James McMahon
McMahon
Crazy Deed of 2 Cincinnati Men
In Cincinnati on a Tuesday night Charles Hazard an employee at Schell Insurance Agency shot his stepson Gabriel Benson and his wife Kate Hazard at Hazard's home 554 West Highth Street. Benson from Indianapolis received three wounds and Mrs Kate Hazard was shot twice. Hazard is dead drunk in a prison cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles Hazard
Schell Insurance Agency
West Third Street
Gabriel Benson
Kate Hazard
Iazard
West Highth Street
Hazard
Benson
Indianapolis
Tragic Train Strikes Multiple Pedestrians in Riverside Area
Florist Robert Overy was killed at Riverside station when struck by a train on Tuesday. Kate Hechler and her seven year old daughter Kate were crossing at Archer avenue and Twenty fourth place. the child lost a hand and the mother escaped injury. Adolph Cohn, fourteen, and his sister Kate, eleven, were injured attempting to cross the same tracks shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Dee
Riverside Station
Robert Overy
Kate Hechler
Kate
Alton
Archer Avenue
Twentyfourth Place
Adolph Cohn
Syndicate plans vast distillery amid brewing firm consolidation
Reports from Milwaukee and other cities detail a proposed $560,000 syndicate buyout of the Valkdung & Borchert Brewing plant, consolidating with Pabst to build a large distillery as a counter to the whisky trust. Secret stockholders aim to mount a strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaker
Valkdung & Borchert Brewing Company
Pabst Brewing Company
Whisky Trust
Fire Engulfs Hamlet. Fourteen Die in Gironne Conflagration
A devastating blaze at Berson in Gironne, France, killed fourteen villagers either in their homes or while fleeing. Strong winds aided the fire, hindering resistance and prompting rescue efforts that claimed several lives. Most of the village was destroyed, leaving inhabitants in dire need of food and clothing as surrounding towns aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berson
Gironne
Childrer
Grain Blockade Hits St Louis Rail Lines
The St Louis grain market cannot move the immense wheat and corn supplies. About 7,009,000 bushels of wheat are in elevators and more on tracks as elevators can not handle receipts. Corn arrivals exceed 200000 bushels weekly. Freight car famine results as railroads struggle to accept cars and unload grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dying on Their Feet from Poison at Homestead
Grand jury considers Homestead poisoning cases. A prosecution source says thirty two deaths are linked to poison with many more workers sickened. About four thousand Carnegie Steel employees worked during the strike and over two thousand fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrsnouran
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Total vote for president shows Cleveland plurality across states
The Evening Post published state totals for this year’s presidential vote. Cleveland leads with a national plurality, while Louisiana fusion ticket support goes to Harrison. Reports also recount a fatal pistol accident at the University of Tennessee and multiple fires causing substantial losses in Indiana and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiivena
Mont
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Bidwell
Hartman
Rep
Congress
New York
The
Evening Post
Bags Agee
Louisiana
Republicans and
People's Party
Franchises Granted and Notable Local Incidents Across Regions
Brisk franchise news shows iillshoro Illinois granting a ten year electric light concession. A colored farmer Sally Ifowell was found dead near Cairo after being run down by a wagon. Three recruits at Strasburg garrison died by their own hands rather than fight for Germany. Fire cremated twelve Union Brick Company horses in Chicago. Dr FL Patterson, once a leading Baptist evangelist, died in Mason City Iowa. Cash totaling 2500 vanished from Windsor Ontario branch of Canadian Bank. World’s fair preparations in Chicago anticipate 16000 carloads of exhibits by May 1. The Merrill case about property in Wisconsin Texas and Colorado is in probate at Black River Falls. Gold excitement draws thousands to Colorado fields. Jennie Us Fren won £600 from Pax ton city for sidewalk injury. Hamilton Gun arrives in Columbia DC to form Union Bank of South Carolina and London with 20 million capital. Thirty girls strike at American Biscuit factory Sioux City over a discharge. they win after half a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke of Orleans
Ministry of the Interior
Carnot
Ribot
House of Orleans
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Company
M. Achille Monechicourt
Bea
Panama
Iillshoro
Sally Ifowell
Cairo
Strasburg
Chicago
Union Brick Company
FL. Patterson
Northwest
Mason City
Windsor
Ont
Canadien Bank of Commercce
Merril
Wisconsin
Texas
Colorado
Glack River Falls
Wis
Jennie Us
Fren
Paxton
Familton Gun
Columbia
D. C
Union Bank of South Carolina
London
American Liscuit & Manufacturing Company
Sioux City
Mr Blaine Very Weak and Sinking Spells Ebb
Our partial report from New Hallroad Bridge to Sioux City notes Mr Blaine remains extremely weak after Sundays attack with little change since Tuesday. Mrs Blaine rests comfortably and shows slight improvement while visitors report no notable recovery. In Rae Dusvaus Iowa Judge Wilson sentences R J Graves to five years for the wrecked Commercial National Bank, with bond and appeal conditions set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saniuay
Wasmixeton
Johnston
Blaine
Dlaine
R. E. Graves
Rae Dusvaus
Tudge Wilson
R. J. Graves
Market notes and grain prices slide in futures reports
The report lists wheat, corn, oats, and other commodities with bid and ask ranges for cash and futures. It notes weaker activity in wheat and corn with moderate supplies, and firmer or steady prices in lard and pork, along with varied dairy and livestock quotes.
Chicago cattle market closes with varied quotes
Chicago on December 21 reports a fairly active cattle market with wide quotations. Steers range from 35.00 to 85.64 for various grades while cows, bulls and veal calves show prices from 1.25 to 5.25 and packing lots for hogs move between 40.60 and 6.70 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryk
Suipply Light
Wales Stow
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Texas
Folk Remedies and Sleeplessness Advice From Old Journals
The article catalogs various home remedies and health tips such as using light hats for baldness, woolen stockings for headaches, blackberry juice for throat infections, and evaporating gum camphor to deter mosquitoes. It also cites the Baroness Staffe’s wart care, hot salt gargles, an onion as a soporific, eye care, a burn treatment using egg white, and a cholera mild prevention drink. It notes coffee as invigorating but not a food replacement, referencing period sources like Ladies' Home Journal and N Y World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffe
Frank Buckland
N.Y
N. WY. World
Unclear fragment hints at odor from dead letters
The text suggests a smell issue linked to possibly dead letters and questions Brown about its cause. Wats speculates the odor may originate from dead letters, but the exact origin remains uncertain.
Household Hints For Health And Efficiency
Practical tips on leather care honeyed oils for injuries. Home economizing urging methodical planning and prompt housekeeping. Recipes and storage advice emphasize cleanliness and prudent preparation for meals and milk storage.
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Pranch
M. Ferdinand DE Lesseps
M. Millevoye
Triads
M. Derouleds
Carcasco
Charles de Lesseps
Marius Fontaine
M. San-Leroy
Henri Cuttu
Oakes Ames
Credit Mobilier
M. Charles de Lesseps
de lLesseps
Panama Camil Company
Art Society
Schiaefer
Vigneaux
Jules Vigneaux
Jacob Schaefer
Schaefer
Fort Saury
Arix
Braner
Stan Rowe
Joe Raven
Rowe
Ned Downing
Morristown
N. J
Sylvia Best
Morris County
Mrs. Langtry
Wyoming
Excov
Chase
Iron Hall Supreme Queers
Yapranarouis
Taubeneck
Hilied Iim
Mason Ciry
E. B. Shearer
Gibelal
Montana
Springfield
P. P. Lasts & Co
William Kohler
Anti-Trust
Denver
Col
Orlandoe Metcalf
Colorado Springs
Galesburg
Lawrence Riley
Harry Kelly
Tarry
Riley
Harry
Will
Conemara
8. C
Hamilton Gunn
Union Bank of
South Carolina
Lanstng, Mich
Michigan Association of Breeders of
Stevens
Michigan Commission
Morgan
Leighton-Buzzard
Montice
Cerro Gordo
Pratt County
Sananat
Mascher and
Somerset Streets
Kenyoxville
Tenn
R. M. Powell
W. J. Whitthorne
Gallatin
University of Tennessee
Whitthorne
Powell
Greenfield
Orlock
F. A. Davis
Prvrstereh
McDowell
Philadelphia
F. A. Bachman & Co
Second and
Cambria
Brazin
Claude Wolfe
Wolfe
Bresely
MR. Blaine
Markus
Tolepo
Jones
Tod
Brown
Lanor
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