Fiftyfifth Session Opens Congress in Washington
Congress convened with the Senate swearing in all members except Faulkner of West Virginia. Speaker Carlisle and Reed were named for the House leadership in alternating caucuses. The President's Message is expected tomorrow as party organization and committee appointments loom large. The Virginia Coupon cases and the Kansas prohibition case were decided by the Supreme Court today.
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Daily Times
Wasuinatoy
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Congress
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Faulkner
West Virginia
Hoar
Massachusetts
Turpie
Indiana
House
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
J. B. Clarke
Missouri
John C. Leedom
Ohio
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Mississippi
Lycurgus Dalton
Georgia
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New York
Republican Caucus
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Main
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
Daniel Shepherd
Carlisle
Donelson
United States Supreme Court
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Kansas
Austin
Compton
United States
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Washington
Hagerstown
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Democratic House
Reed
Maine
Breckinridge
Blount
A. B. Hart
Cape Charles
America
Algernon S. Sullivan
San Francisco
National Executive Committee
Annie Davis
Wilkesbarre
Jas. O’ Malley
Pittsburg
New Haven
Conn
Canada
St. Thomas
Ont
Erastus Wiman
Goldwin Smith
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Jersey City
France's New President Sadi Carnot Elected at Versailles
Paris reports M Sadi Carnot elected President of the French Republic by 600 votes in the National Assembly at Versailles. Ferry and Freycinet withdrew to back him. Enthusiasm followed as the chamber cried Vive la Republique, with Carnot praised as a public works expert and reformer.
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M. Sadi-Carnot
National Assembly
Versailles
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Freycinct
Sadi Carnot
Congress
M. Rouvier
M. Sardi Carnot
de Freycinet
M. Sadi Carnot
M. Lazare Hippolyte Carnot
St. Simonians
Enfantin
Roge
Massol
St. Simon
Sadi
School of Roads and Bridges
Government Council On
Annecy
Upper
Savoy
Seine-Inferieure
Seine-Inferiecure
Eure
Calvados
Cote-d’Or
Republican
Reublic
Chamber of Deputies
Beaune
Chamber
Mme. Carnot
Dupont White
Institute
France elects M Sadi Carnot president by Congress
The Congress of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies at Versailles elect M Sadi Carnot as President of France. The result is welcomed domestically and internationally. Other items note a Besignam earthquake death toll, Ireland Archbishop McGettigan’s death, and German Crown Prince's improving condition.
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France
Congress of the Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
Besignam
Calambria
McGettigan
Ireland
Lord Hartington
Goschen
Kinks
Frederick
Theodore Tracy
Manchester
Carroll County
Wm. Russell
Alberton
A. J. Willis
Talbot County
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore
Aberdeen
John Sowers
Philadelphia
Elkton
Nicholas A. Selby
Howard County
Ellicott City
Towson County Officials Face Change in Appointments
Towson Missouri December 5 reports state the new Board of County Commissioners will appoint Joseph R. Knight as Marshal of County Police Isaac Peddicord as fire marshal Abijah Cole as almshouse superintendent Jacob H McGee as lamps superintendent John P Clark as assessor of stocks If changes occur in weights and measures Daniel Bollinger likely to be appointed George Randle may retain current post Maurice Watkins rumored removed from assessor of new and misused property County police to nearly all change Tobias Lindsay seeks keeper of the court house Michael Conner Thomas R Jenifer Walter Warner named clerks to commissioners J H Schone Johnson and G Tracey to Treasurer Morgan.
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Towson
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph R. Knight
Isaac Peddicord
Abijah Cole
Jacob H. McGee
John P. Clark
Daniel Bollinger
George Randle
Maurice Watkins
Chambers and
Lytle
Tobias Lindsay
Michael Conner
Thomas R. Jenifer
Walter Warner
J. H. Schone
Johnson
G. Tracey
Morgan
Pittsburg and Connellsville Directors Reelect Old Board
Pittsburg December 5 The Pittsburg and Connellsville railroad company held its annual meeting at the Monongahela House. Directors Kunz Webb Burns Davis and Boyd attended, with Colonel King stating the road is flourishing and that the old board would be reelected.
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Pittsburg
Connellsville
Pittspurg
Pittsburg and
Monongahela House
W. H. Kunz
Charles Webb
Findley H. Burns
John W. Davis
William A. Boyd
King
Cold Weather Forecast for DC Maryland Virginia
Special Dispatch reports a 24 hour outlook starting 3 p.m. for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with colder fair weather winds from the west shifting to variable as a cold wave approaches. GREELEY.
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the Times
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Greeley
Hilleary and Birmingham Sell Cigar Deal Rollback
Hilleary and Birmingham offer a four for a quarter cigar deal marking a fall from the usual three for a quarter and ten cent singles while promoting a two for a quarter rate on the two bit variety and a twenty cent cigar reduced to two for twenty five cents.
Wallis-Ellis Prize Fight and Big Chicken Main Planned
Articles signed in Pirrspune Pa for a 15-battle chicken main between eight men from Allegheny Pittsburgh and eight from Wheeling with a $500 stake and $500 forfeits. Location to be Cumberland Md or nearby as ground debated.
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Pirrspune
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Here
Cumberland
Post Today
J. Keenan
Boston
Teemer
Gaudaur
Australia
Beach
San Francisco
Keenan
Hanlan
Puokapsirataa
James Wallace
Ellis
Wallace
Rodgers and Westenholm's Pocket Cutlery Sale
Rodgers and Westenholm advertise pocket cutlery at Hilleary and Birmingham's. Shoppers are invited to view a selection of folding knives and simple tools offered by the city shop.
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Rodgers & Westenholm
Hilleary & Birmingham
Papoose Born in Cumberland City
Yesterday at 11 am an Indian papoose was born in Cumberland the first in the city. The infant named Ah-Nah Wild Prairie Flower with parents Go-Wauk-El Bright Eyes and We-Sa-Re Long merle, members of the Kickapoo Indian company. Birth at Dexter House Mechanic street, both mother and child doing well per Dr Twigg.
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Cumberland
Go-Wauk-El
Bright Eyes
We- Sa-Re
Long Merle
Kickapoo Indian Company
Academy of Music
Dexter House
Mechanic Street
Burglars Loot Mann's Choice Store
Burglars broke into Bugler and Glessner’s store at Mann's Choice on Wednesday night. They forced open the safe and secured about $45 and a large quantity of postage stamps. Mr. Glessner is the Mann's Choice postmaster.
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Bugler & Glessner
Mann’s Choice
Glessner
Gravely Chewing Tobacco Advertised at Hilleary Birmingham
Genuine B. F. Gravely Spread Eagle chewing tobacco is promoted at the Hilleary and Birmingham store. The ad highlights the popular tobacco brand and its availability to customers.
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B. F. Gravely Spread Eagle Chewing Tobacco
Hilleary & Birmingham
Book binding at the Trwns office
Ruling and binding work is completed at the Trwns office according to the short notice. The item lists tasks performed by the facility and the location involved.
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Trwns
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