Congress Opens Fifty third with Cleveland Message Read
The Fifty third congress opened in Washington with the president's annual message read to both houses. Highlights include endorsements of department work, caution on Hawaii, tariff reform urged, and calls for economy. Death notices for Representatives ONeill and Lilley noted. funeral arrangements made. Suffering among the unemployed in Ricamono, Indiana, also reported.
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Fifty-Third Congress
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Stevenson
Senate
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N. J
Sherman
House
Congress
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Praden
Cox
Cleveland
Hawaii
Smith
Charles O'Neill
William Lilley
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Quay
Manderson
Carey
Kyle
Washington
Crisp
O’ Neill
Lilley
Keystone
Thomas Reed
Interior Department
Ways and Means Committee
Brazil Naval Forces Readied for Sealed Mission
The Brazilian cruisers Nictheroy and America prepare to sail under sealed orders for a Brazilian port. Nictheroy arrived Monday and fired Hotchkiss targets on Tuesday and Thursday, with crews eager for combat. Messages reportedly exchanged between commanders and home authorities as Admiral de Mello leaves Rio to meet the ships.
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Nictheroy
America
Brazil
Admiral de Mello
Rio de Janeiro
Nic
Theroy
Fighting Parson Hiram Eddy Dies at 80
Rev. Hiram Eddy of Canaan Connecticut a famed Civil War clergyman known as the fighting parson has died at age 80 after weeks of illness. Captured with musket at Bull Run he later became Libby prison’s first inmate and endured southern prisons before the war. He aided freedmen in the south after the war and worked with the American Missionary Association.
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New York
Hiram Eddy
Cannan
Conn
Bull Run
Connecticut
Libby
American Missionary Association
South
Composition of the new Italian ministry completed
Rome December 5 reports the cabinet lineup with Premier Interior Signor Zanderdilli and Ministers of Foreign Affairs General Buratier Justice Signor Inghileri Posts and Telegrams Signor Scipiona Public Works Signor Fortis War General San Marzano Marine Admiral Ruaccia Agriculture Signor Concortu Treasury Doctor Vaccheli Education Signor Cello Finance Signor Rosseli.
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Interior
Signor Zanderdilli
General Buratier
Signor Inghileri
Signor Scipiona
Signor Fortis
San Marzano
Ruaccia
Signor Conecortu
Treasury
Vaccheli
Signor Cello
Finance
Signor Rosseli
New French Cabinet Presented to President Carnot
Paris December 4 The new French cabinet ministers are presented to President Carnot. Names to be gazetted tomorrow include Casimir Perfer premier and foreign affairs, Raynal interior, Bordeau finance, Souler education, Dubos justice, Marti commerce, General Mercier war, Jonnarett works, Viger husbandry, De Casse colonies, and Lefevre marine.
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Paris
Carnot
M. Casimir Perfer
M. Raynal
M. Bordeau
M. Souler
M. Dubos
M. Marti
General Mercier
M. Jonnarett
M. Viger
M. de Casse
Admiral Lefevre
Gounod First Earnings From Beranger Song
The London Globe relates Gounod earned his first 100 francs after Anatole Lionnet agreed to perform his song Mon habit for a few nights. Publishers doubted sales but offered publication upon performance. Gounod praised the piece as one of his best.
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Gounod
Freres Liondet
House of Escudier
Paris
Beranger
Anatole Lionnet
M. Lionnet
London Globe
Matrimony Ceremony in Tucker County Court
An amusing account from Tucker County West Virginia shows a marriage ceremony in a court setting. The officiant jokes about kissing and legal fines as the couple exchanges vows in a playful, rustic tone. The scene underscores the seriousness and humor surrounding weddings in the area.
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Tucker County
W. Va
Cor
Washington News
Child’s Prize Essay Draws Cruelty Question
A girl who won a prize at a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals event earned a book for an essay on cruelty. During a viva voce, she was asked why docking horses tails and trimming dogs ears is cruel, and she replied that what God has joined together should not be separated.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Knowles Wins Montana School Lands Case in Washington
Miss Ella Knowles twice pursued Montana school lands claims in the interior department. She presented to six law division heads and secured a favorable decision before First Assistant Sims, with about 200000 dollars at stake. Paddington’s 100000 residents burn 30000 tons of garbage yearly for power. The first English forks appeared in 1608 amid ridicule. Advertising line mentions Newbro Witch Hazel Almond Cream as a skin product.
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Ella Knowles
Montana
Washington
Interior Department
Knowles
Sims
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