Resignation Rumor Shakes French War Minister De Freycinet
Paris rumors claim BL de Freycinet has resigned as war minister after attacks linked to the Panama scandal. Cabinet meetings and possible treason arrests surface as Parisian agitation grows, with Gen. Saussier praised for loyalty and stability amid crisis rumors.
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DE Frvycinet
Paris
BL de Freyevict
Panama
Chamber of Deputies
Aml de Freycinet
Bourfevise
Gen. Saussier
M. Abot
Afroat
M. Andrieux
Republic
Police
Cornelius Herz
M. Arton
Herz
Lee
London
Darlington
M. Andrievux
Ribot
Carnot
Panama Canel Company
A Check on Canada Railroad Discrimination Measures
President Harrison urges executive departments to gather all information on freights from Canada via the Canadian Pacific. The consular seal system favors Canadian shipments, allowing borderless transport and delays savings, with Canada applying 10 percent duties on US coffee and tea. Treasury officials say the policy should be suspended until Congress enables enforcement as retaliation against Canada.
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Harrison
Washnaton
Executive Departments
United ~d States
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Canada
Treasury Department
China
Japan
Congress
Explosion near detective office kills officer in Dublin area
Dec 26 reports an explosion outside a detective office in Exchange court near city hall and Dublin castle. Detective Synnott died instantly as debris shattered nearby windows. authorities suspect dynamite plotters.
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Dupstin
Exchange Court
Synnott
Dublin Castle
Fires at Milwaukee show possible incendiary blame
Two fires in Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon fuel suspicions of an incendiary or organized arson ring amid past blazes. The old Cream City flour mill and the Gem and Knitting and Hammock factory burned, totaling about 120000 in losses with limited insurance on the mill and full coverage on several components.
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Milwaukeee
Cream City
East Water
Chicago
Gem and Knitting and
Fremen
Knitting Company
Capt. Pabst
Matthew Keenan
Relief aid to Russia totals exceed hundred thousand dollars
The national committees for relief of the Russian famine report the country sent over one hundred thousand dollars in aid. New York Chamber of Commerce contributed thirty eight thousand. Town commission five thousand. Nebraska Russian settlers seven thousand. South Dakota commission three thousand four hundred eighty one. American National Red Cross over ten thousand.
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WasIndtrox
Russia
New York
American National Red Cross
Qutrumbered Forces Clash In Border Conflict
United States Marshals clash with Mexican Revolutionists as the dispute escalates near the border. Casualties and arrests reported as authorities pursue control of key crossings and supply routes.
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United States
Mexican Revolutionaries Overrun Texas Border Outpost
A dispatch from Guerrero reports about 300 revolutionists attacking a marshal posse near Sopata county. Deputy marshals led by Pink Barnhill retreated after casualties and the capture of two men. Palacios, a rebel leader, was freed. rumors claim two deputies were hanged as revolu tionists claimed victory and wounded several. Frontline pursuit continues with arrests planned in Loreto and other Texas towns.
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Beatile
Texas
Nuevo Larzpo
United States
Guerrero
Sopata County
Pink Barnhill
Sac Grande
Carrizzo
Julian Palacios
Palacios
Mexico
Aidiop
Lorelo
Revoluionists
Ancle Ram
Nese City
Merxico
Versele
Amalgamation Averts Railroad Strikes in Rapid City
In Rapid City on December 26 railroad unions except the switchmen plan a joint amalgamation of locomotive engineers firemen trainmen conductors and telegraphers to deter strikes during the exposition. In Morris a wagon hit by a freight engine killed William Pensanhagen and injured Edward Heiber leaving a widow and five children destitute.
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Deparr Rapids
Morris
William Pensanhagen
Rock Island
Edward Heiber
Pensanhagen
Ice Steamer Passes Through Thick Ice to Detroit
The Ann Arbor Transport No. 2 arrived in Detroit from Toledo at 4 40 PM after six and a half hours. Ice ranged from 6 to 12 inches, but the vessel averaged 10 mph and will ferry cars to Frankfort across the lake. A Chicago refinery fire destroyed Nos. 36 to 50 Erie Street with £75 000 loss, insured. A daylight robbery in Detroit saw cashier Gersham I Waldo of the Detroit Lubricating Works lose 1100 dollars as two men attacked him. In Lansino a recount order in Belknap’s contest was granted returnable January term.
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Detroit
Mich
Ann Arbor Transport No. 2
Toledo
Frankfort
Chicago
Chicago Refining & Oil Company
Erie Street
Dee
Gersham I. Waldo
Detroit Lubricating Works
Lansino
Belknap
Ionia
Archbishop Feehan Calls Catholics to Columbian Congress in Chicago 1893
The call issued in Cuiisao by Archbishop Feehan and William J. Onahan summons Catholics to a September 4 1893 congress in Chicago under Cardinal Gibbons. The program covers the social question Catholic education independence of the holy see and the discovery of America with papers on Columbus Isabella and the churchs influence on U S civil life.
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Feehan
Chicago
Cuiisao
Columbian Catholic Congress
United States
William J. Onahan
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Leo X11
Committee On Organization
Holy See
America
Columbus
Isabella
New World
Isabella the Catholic
Leo Xiiiii
Workingmen's Societies
Vata
Heirs to Large Windfall from Holland Royalties
Heirs George Taulimmand Peter Green and Jeremiah Green win claim to 1 090 000 from an uncle in the Netherlands. The Holland government had paid 5 percent interest for twenty years on royalties from a spring lock device allegedly used in a government project. A court ruling favored the uncle’s heirs, who died six years ago, and the heirs anticipate nearly 2 000 000 overall.
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Toneno
Bladston
Yine
George
Peter Taulimmand
Robert
Jeremiah Green
Holland
Triland
r.Sheen
Avoa
Millions Swept Away in England Building Scandals
A vast collapse in English building societies resembles the Panama affair. The Liberator Building Society failure has wiped out over 35 million dollars of savings, devastating thousands of workers and small traders with no clear explanation for the disappearance.
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Magland
Panaama
England
Panama
France
Liberator Building Society
Mother and Daughter Die in Paterson Tragedy
In Paterson New Jersey on December 26 Mrs Alice Faulkner 49 and her daughter Florence 12 were found dead in bed. The mother reportedly choked the child then smothered herself despondency is blamed. An empty whisky bottle was found and the husband a British soldier had recently deserted.
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Paterson
N. J
Alice Faulkner
Record Cold Wave Strikes Midwest and Northwest
Kansas stiff with blizzards and drifts as trains halted and cattle caged in pens. North Dakota and Minnesota endure record lows with 20 to 32 degrees below zero and heavy winds. Moscow Idaho reports violent windstorm. Cronin case witness Lattin killed in Chicago saloon clash. fatal injuries linked to a murder trial witness list reaches 34.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Edgge
Dodge City
Topeka
Dia
Talequah
Guthrie
Emporia
Philipsboro
Santa Fe
Newton
Wan
Territory
Oalfer
Missouri Pacific
Greenleaf
Concordia
Lens
Lincoln
Great Wend
Kays City
Wakeeny
Oelock
Minnesota
Dakotas
the Mercury
Montana
Fergus Falls
Winnipeg
Moorehead
St. Vincent
Duluth
LaCrosse
Bismarck
Qua Appelle
Minneapolis
Italy names Chicago expo chief and naval gesture
Bonn December 26 Italy appoints Deputy Ungaro as chief commissioner for the Chicago Columbian exposition with associates Count Brazza and Signor Guglielmo Grant. The ironclad Umberto will sail for New York in July for the naval display and Commandant Bertolo will personally deliver an autograph letter from King Humbert to the U.S. president.
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Italy
Bonn
Ungaro
Chicago
Count Brazza
Signor
Guglielmo Grant
Umberto
New York
Bertolo
United States
King Humbert
Italians Struck by Coal Train Near Bainbridge
Three Italians traveling from Bainbridge to their shanties were hit by a coal train. Two died instantly and the third suffered internal injuries and a crushed leg, with death expected.
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Bainstriver
Bainbridge
Mortgage filed to secure $25 million gold bonds
Memiuis Tennessee December 26 The mortgage of the Olingis Central Railroad Company to United Trust Company of New York to secure 25 million dollars of 4 percent gold bonds maturing in 1953 has been filed with the company register.
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Senate
New York
Carter
Republican Executive Committee
Senate Republican Committee
United States
Memiuis
Tenn
Olingis Central Railroad Company
United Trust Company of New York
Short Specials Recap From Various Regions
Russian foreign minister Mo WNegiers resumes post end of January. Mount Carroll resident Martin Ulandel drops on street in Galena. Mrs Laungtry’s fever crisis passed. French chamber rejects Switzerland France convention. Miss Mamie Creegwan found dead from cerebral rupture in Joliet. Levi Hill of Newaygo commits suicide with paris green. Large boiler explosion at Victoria collieries injures George Long and five others. London Globe burned at Strand. Herman Thiessen found dead with revolver beside and dog nearby. Andrew Delaney falls asleep then dies after train incident near Mexico Missouri. Universal bank embezzler Uranus Alaan pardoned by President Harrison. Robber Thomas Colins guilty of murder in Huntington with life sentence recommended. Belle Nichols killed by runaway horse in Los Angeles. Swiss national council subsidies Chicago fair 60 000 francs. 45 000 francs for visiting workmen delegates. West End Street Railroad President Whitney pledges 1000 to families of four deceased in Everett fire.
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Mo Wnegiers
Martin Ulandel
Mount Carroll
Galena
Laungtry
French Chamber of Deputies
Switzerland
France
Mamie Creegwan
Joliet
Levi Hill
Newaygo
Mich
Paris Green
Victoria
G. C
George Long
London Globe
Metropolis
Strand
Herman Thiessen
Ellis
Neb
Witi
Andrew Delaney
Kentucky
Mexico
Uecury Alaan
Marine National Banks of
Pittsburgh
Harrison
Thomas Colins
Oscar Dick
Huntington
W. Va
Haseen
Belle Nichols
Los Angeles
Cal
West End Street Railroad Company
Weston
Everett
Shortage of hogs forces Chicago packers to cut work
Chicago reports about 5000 factory workers discharged since December 1 as hog supply remains tight. Western packers have slashed hog intake by around 1.54 million head since November, with Chicago processing 780000 hogs this year versus 1.47 million last year. Experts warn shortages may persist into spring, driving pork prices higher. Robert Strahorn attributes losses to wet spring weather, farmer behavior, and delayed hog maturation, predicting continued high prices until hogs mature.
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Chicago
Robert Strahorn
Strahorn & Co
Four Die in Baltimore Negro Home Mystery
Four African American residents are reported dead in a Baltimore city home for the aged. Two women Fannie Ward and Maria Jones died of coal gas asphyxiation, with signs indicating a struggle. Two colored children also perished in the incident.
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Baltimore
Negro Home of the Aged
Fannie Ward
Maria Jones
Annie Ward
Cholera Cases Rise in Hampure City
Hampure reports twelve fresh cholera cases since Friday and three deaths. One person remains ill in Atons and one died in Wandsbeck.
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Hampure
Atons
Wandsbeck
Telford and Macadam Roads Compared in Construction
The article outlines two roadbuilding methods, Telford and Macadam. It describes bases of six to eight inch rocks for Telford and layered sizes for Macadam, noting weight aims and foundation goals to resist ground settlement. It concludes both systems prove effective with advocates among readers.
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Telford and
Macadam Road
Telford
Subjects for Thought on Character and Modesty
Earnest effort defines duty and virtue while idleness breeds evil. Truth-telling invites more lies. modesty pleases all, yet a glance can ruin pure love. A strong character shows results, not every inner change. Hypocrisy harms the self, not just others, and humane beauty excludes mean comparisons. Homer cites Jane with disdain as lacking humanity, while detached eyes reflect royal indifference.
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Jane Ox-Eved
Multitude of Names Mark Dysart Heir’s Large Family
Pall Mall Budget notes Rev Ralph William Tollemache Lollesache, rector of South Witham, and his 13 children bear over a hundred names drawn from mythology history and fiction. The list includes Lyulph Ydwallo Odin Nestor Egbert Lyonel Toedmag Hugh Erchenwyne Saxon Eas Cromwell Orma Neville Dysart Plantagevet and Mabel Helmingham Ethel Huntingtower Beatrice Blazonberrie Evangeline Vise de Lon de Orellana Plantagenet Toedmag Saxon, plus others like Lyonesse and Quintus, reflecting an extravagant patrilineal naming habit.
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Thark
Earl of Dysart
Ralph William Faganel 'Lollemache
South Witham
Grantham
Tollemache-Lollesache
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Milwaukee
J. V. Lewis
Chicago Coffin Company
Canal Street
John McLaughlin
West Twelfth Street
McLaughlin
Chicagee
G. H. Barnett
Patrick Mloney
Maloney
Mercy Hospital
Seventieth Street
Rock Island Road
Aud Sata
Funy
Abeistes
James McMillan
Detroit Gas Works
Mutual Gas Works
Cooley Gang
Uniontown
Jack Ramsey
Martin
David
Northwestern States
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Moscow
Idaho
Muoscow
Mr. Campbell
Cronin
William C. Lattin
Holt Bros
Chicago Avenue
Wells Street
Lattin
Croniin
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Burke
Cooney the Fox
Coughlin
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