Direct Tax Bill Faces House Opposition and Senate Tariff Debate
Washington reports show Mr. Oates opposing the direct tax refund bill as constitutional limits are debated in the House. In the Senate, tariff discussions continue with potential amendments to iron and steel duties, while Mr Belmont resigns from Congress and Perry Belmont’s NY district seat is vacated. The day closes with House adjournment after debate on district funding and procedural motions.
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Preparations for Parsons Return Face Police Ban
Chicago authorities threaten to block Mrs Lucy E Parsons from marching through the streets with a brass band on her return from abroad. Police Chief Hubbard warns that parade foolishness will not be tolerated and archy will not parade Chicago again under his watch. In Springfield threats to the Governor follow Hroneck conviction, while in Richmond Baptist Congress members discuss pommedan propagandism and Christian Science papers.
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Springfield
Hroneck
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Oyster Dredgers Face Brutal Conditions and Illness
Baltimore reports rising distress among Lae oyster men. About twenty five dredgers have been admitted to Bayview asylum in recent days. They suffer from diseases caused by exposure, poor treatment, and insufficient food while working on the Chesapeake Bay.
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Evans Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
NORFOLK Dec. 6 The trial of John T. Evans for killing Peter J. McLean in a July street row ended today with a verdict of two years in the penitentiary. The case drew hostile public opinion and a Richmond jury was procured after botched selections. CHATTANOOGA Dec. 6 A Nashville report says Gov. Taylor was enjoined from issuing a certificate of erection to H. Clay Evans Republican Congressman elect in the Third Tennessee district amid charges of Republican fraud.
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John T. Evans
Peter J. McLean
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Tenn
Nashville
Taylor
H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
Four Men Attempt death by own action in New York
Four men, three Germans and one Frenchman, attempted suicide in New York City early today. One died instantly, and at least two others are expected to die. The incident is reported alongside Maine's vote results and Parnell related news.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad Factoring in Georgia Legislature
The Georgia Senate and House debates cover a range of bills. The Senate revisits a uniform public school text bill, considers railroad interest, and votes on judicial salary increases later tabled. In the House, numerous local and charter bills pass or advance, including Ed edgewood avenue and Savannah encroachment measures, and the appropriation fight over the Insane Asylum ensues with Felton defending management.
Legislative Noten of Georgia Senate and House Actions
ATLANTA Dec 6 The Senate bill to increase salaries for Supreme and Superior Court Judges was called up but laid over due to absence of key senators. Felton urged liberal Lavatic Asylum funding in the House with Edgar Simmons presiding. Gilbert introduced a Columbus Rapid Transit Company charter to build rail and horse car lines, Ros Hill route, amid municipal money talk and alleged buying of colored suffragists in a contested election.
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Southern Surgical Association Chooses New President
In Birmingham the Southern Surgical and Gynaecological Association elected Dr. Hunter McGuire of Richmond as president. The next meeting set for Nashville in November 1889. R R Howes, father of a girl found dead near Eas Lake, was arrested on murder charges after marrying a Columbus Miss. girl yesterday and arriving with his bride. He denies knowledge of the time and remains in custody awaiting further investigation.
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A Forger Saw His Wife Die and Was Then Marched Off to Jail
Springfield Ohio December 6 Eighteen months after fleeing arrest for forgery Henry C Layburn prominent businessman and council member was called home by his dying wife. An officer arrested him at his home and he was held there. After his wife died he was moved to jail.
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Henry C. Layburn
Layouru
Louisville Hunt for Harrison Hogan Ends in Standoff
In Louisville on December 6 a warrant was issued for Harrison Hogan following an alleged assault by Mrs. Wiles. Hogan fled to a riverfront hideout with barricades and arms. Deputy Sheriffs Lenek and Howell engaged in a gun battle. Hogan slipped ashore later and shot at pursuers, with the chase continuing through the night until a truce was agreed. A second group returned to Jeffersonville to complete the arrest but had not succeeded by nightfall.
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New Orleans Races Race Results Summary
New Orleans on December 6 with clear cool weather and a heavy track. Six furlongs saw Wild Boy win by a second with Hollywood second and an uncertain time of 1:20. Five furlongs McMurty took the race with Orange Girl second and Extremity third in 1:08. Altastera won the five furlongs with Cherry Blossom second and Pauline third in 1:05. Sherwood captured the seven furlongs with Golightly second and Alpena third in 1:37.
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Defended by His Old Master in Court
Jersey City December 6 Henry H Jackson a colored Pullman car porter attempted to shoot an officer and others on Thanksgiving night while intoxicated arraigned for trial in the court of special sessions today He was aided by Lawyer Monthieth who says he owned Jackson in slavery days The lawyer paid Jacksons $15 fine for simple assault. Sensational Developments Dayton December 6 Greenville treasury plunder ex Treasurer Simon jailed showed he once took 107000 from Darke county funds in Toronto but returned with help and avoided exposure
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Strikers and Dynamite Spark Belgium Turmoil
Strands of unrest spread across Brussels as the Menot strike grows. A dynamite laden car on the Holouviere Jaste Railway was found before disaster. An attack on a Morlanweltz factory with dynamite also failed, signaling rising recklessness among strikers.
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Bismarck Faces Africa Question and Slavery Issue
London reports Berlin’s chancellor is irritated with Britain and Windthars over anti slave movement gains. He aims to block political prestige for opponents by focusing his energies on the African question.
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To Use Oil for Fuel At Findlay Train Test
Findlay Ohio December 6 Yesterday an engine on the Toledo Columbus and Southern railroad drew a passenger train from Toledo to Findlay using crude petroleum as fuel. The trial was a success and President Brown says all engines will switch to oil and abandon coal.
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Liberals' Sympathy Aimed at Ireland Agrarian Crime
In Lospen on December 6 John Dillon told 155 Liberal MPs that Liberal sympathy would do more than hangmen to abolish agrarian crime in Ireland.
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Wilson to be Prosecuted for Libel Report Approved
Paris Dec. 6 The Chamber of Deputies approved the committee report recommending Wilson be prosecuted for libel removers of the right did not vote on the question White Caps at Work Lima Ohio Dec. 6 The White Caps have begun operations at Lima Ohio where notice was served to keepers of several ill repute to close their places at once
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The Blockade Established Lispos Dec 6 Royal Decree
A dispatch notes a royal decree declaring a blockade at Lispos with authoritative measures set to enforce limits and curb movement. The item summarizes the official action and its expected regional impact.
The Alabama Solons Debate Convict Bill and Elections
Alabama legislators debated the convict hiring bill and a contested Franklin county election. Both chambers reported committee work and acted on numerous local and revision bills including road, temperance, and county code amendments, with adjournment moving to afternoon session.
Terrible voyage ends with rescue of A. H. Cross crew
The schooner James A. Garfield arrived from Havana with the crew of the wrecked Albert H. Cross. After nine days at sea in a leaking, sinking craft, the five seamen and cook endured salt water sores and constant pumping before a noon rescue when the Garfield transferred them near latitude 33.45 and longitude 73.40. The Cross belonged to Philadelphia interests.
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Complimentary Dinner Honors Halford and City Reporters
In Indianapolis the Denison Hotel hosted a complimentary dinner arranged by Judge E. B. Martindale proprietor of the Indianapolis Journal. The event honored E. W. Halford private secretary to the President-elect and local newspaper correspondents and reporters with Martindale serving as toastmaster.
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Vatican allows Catholics liberty of action in elections
The Vatican informed former sovereigns of Station States that the Pope can no longer prevent Catholics from voting. At a Sacred College conference led by the Pope, it was decided Catholics may exercise full freedom of choice in elections without constraint.
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Charged With Murder and Arson in Dayton Fire
In Dayton Tennessee this morning a fire destroyed two small houses. The body of Mrs Thomas Gann was found among the ruins, leading to the arrest of her husband who is charged with murdering her and setting the blaze to hide the crime.
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Three Men Die from Exposure in Dartmouth River Trip
In Gaspe, Quebec, three men named Fouruin a father, his son, and nephew, left by small boat for their Dartmouth river homes. Their bodies were found in the flooded boat this morning. Death attributed to exhaustion and exposure after the voyage.
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Rails loosened near Grussbach halt Vienna Prague mail
In Vienna two men loosened rails near Grussbach to stop a mail train carrying 25 passengers from Vienna to Prague. several tools were left behind as two suspects fled. In Montgomery Alabama a City Court jury found Jane Murrell not guilty of murdering her grandchild.
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Perished in the Flames Bl Ya Ontario Tragedy
Michael Dwyer's house near Bl Ya Ont burned and buried this morning. Mrs Dwyer, her daughter and three grandchildren died in the flames. Fire destroyed the home in a three mile distance from the town.
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Fire wrecks Tinsley home. operator ill with fever
Gainesville Florida December 6 The house of A J Tinsley telegraph operator was burned last night leaving all lost. He had just risen from bed after an attack of yellow fever. Also notes sale of corn to Russians halted in Persia and unrest in Paris with riots at Rennes. Jacksonville reports no new yellow fever cases or deaths today with totals at 412.
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Weather Probabilities Indications for Solder Followed in North
Weather notes show variable winds and indications for soldering activity in the region. Decembers marked by fluctuating conditions with possible follow-up updates from Waserxavon and Georg by G.-Indications for solder.
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National Capital Irregularity In Treasury Disclosed
National Capital report details a missing ten sheets of five dollar notes totaling 200 dollars. After delivery to the Treasury and sealing division, several sheets were found short. investigation ongoing with no trace yet. Also notes pension appropriation and district sums, and Republican committee talks on permanent HQ in Washington. Senator Beck health update and bond tender results included.
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Italy road stance on Red Sea mission and France ties
In Rome the Italian Senate heard Gen Corti question government aims on Massawa and Italy's relations with France. Prime Minister Crispi replied the Red Sea expedition occurred before his tenure, Italy aims to civilize Massawa and does not seek conquests, and current Franco Italian ties are cordial though Italy will not disarm given European tensions.
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Election results in Lindtag as Herr Scheider defeats Herr Herrforth
In Berlin the sixth electoral college chose Herr Scheider Liberal over Herr Herrforth Minister of Interior by 333 to 202 votes. The Reichstag debated the industrial insurance bill today as Von Boetticher, Minister of State, urged approval and said the measure would aid the Emperor and empire welfare. He urged the chamber to adopt the motto Love Thy Brethren during the debate.
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What Boulanger Says
Paris December 6 1888 Ger Boulanger in an interview says the government may delay the general election to October 1889 risking the exhibition but it will not affect the outcome The Revisionist will win by a large majority He ridicules a radical coup detat and notes that arrestees could be elected He accuses conservatives of misreading his shift from royalists to a republican cause and suggests the Comte de Paris aligns more with Floquet and himself than with Boulanger.
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Beck
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Feels Proud of Columbus Exposition Closes After Fifteen Days
The Chattahoochee Valley Exposition shut its gates last Saturday after fifteen days of opening. The management deserved credit for a grand success with immense crowds and strong public interest. Georgia’s wealth and progress were displayed to thousands, and Columbus impressed visitors with its manufacturing industries. Georgia feels proud of Columbus, the "Lowell of South."
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Albany News
Ex Queen Natalie and Ashbourne Bill Updates
London reports Russian railway officials to observe a ceremony for Ex Queen Natalie of Servia, mirroring a grand duchess. In Parliament the Ashbourne bill advances, passing its third reading in the House of Lords.
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