House Committees and Tariff Reform in Crisis
The Courier-Journal editorial warns that Speaker Crisp’s committee selections risk harming tariff reform. It questions the restructuring of the Ways and Means Committee and hints at behind the scenes deals between Crisp Hill and supporters, risking Democratic principles for political bargains.
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Crawford Might Consent for Kansas Vacancy
Washington reports Kansans push for a temporary appointee to fill Senator Plumb’s seat. Ex Governor Samuel J. Crawford is urged but may accept only a short term to protect state interests. He would not run for election. plan is to serve twelve months then yield.
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Desperado Gang Hanged After Prolonged Gun Battle
A large mob captured and hanged Bob Sims and three followers at a tree near Sims homestead after a standoff with residents and sheriff. Sims had surrendered earlier under promise of protection to Butler jail, but was dragged away with 200 armed men. Women released. two Savage brothers among the Hangings.
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United States
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Mexican troops move toward New Laredo frontier
Thirty three car loads of Mexican troops about eight hundred men arrive in New Laredo New Mexico from Salltillo and head down the river at once. Rumors claim three revolutionists captured by Mexican troops were shot at sunset though no reliable source verifies it. Fort McIntosh officers say Garza forces lost all engagements while other sources say revolutionists won multiple skirmishes.
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Wrecked Santa Fe Train Near Newcomb Mo Leaves Cars Down Embankment
A westbound Santa Fe passenger train from Chicago derailed at Newcomb Missouri about six miles east of Carrollton after rails spread. The rear cars fell eighteen feet into an embankment. thirteen injured. Names include Conductor WIlLIAM Woopsworth and Mrs Exiza Toomey among others. The derailment halted and the sleeper cars crawled from a hole in the coach. Mutual ads and health notices follow in the same column.
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Mahs
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Factional Fight Ebbs and Flows in Grand Army Dispute
Tension erupts in Canton Ohio as Ada F Clarke former Ohio department president and Emma Coons former department treasurer clash. Accusations of fund misappropriation and countercharges prompt an ongoing investigation with libel suits threatened and involvement of many Grand Army and Womens Relief corps workers.
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Harris elected principal chief of Cherokee Nation
Tan Lequan T. T. reports Harris has been chosen as principal chief of the Cherokee Nation to succeed the late J. B. Mayes. Harris, active in Cherokee politics for twelve years, has served in the senate and as a delegate to Washington and was recently elected treasurer. Stephen Tehee named second chief.
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State Teachers Association Meeting Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa December 29 The annual meeting of the State Teachers association begins today. It is expected that about 1000 teachers will attend over three days. The Iowa Music Teachers association Iowa Academy of Sciences and Woman's Round Table will also be in session drawing hundreds of others.
Governor Abbott Lays Corner Stone for Trenton Monument
In Trenton New Jersey on December 26 Governor Abbott laid the corner stone of the monument honoring the Battle of Trenton. A 44 gun salute followed and a benediction was pronounced by the bishop of Trenton in a large assembly.
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Irkoptusk Population and Schools Highlight Siberian Regions
Siberia houses 868,552 people with 487 schools in Irkoptsk, the capital. In Transbaikal, political convicts predominate and there are thirteen schools run by exiled or deported teachers.
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Cheated the Gallows and Stock Market Notes
Isaac Sawtelle, who murdered his brother Hiram, lied in his cell at the state prison of aplo plexy. Omaha Live Stock reports Union Stock Yards Omaha December 28 with cattle and hog receipts and prices, market movements, and a note of steady to mixed tendencies.
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Isaac Sawtelle
Hiram
State Prison
John W. Morton
The Best Salve for Cuts and Skin Eruptions
A dramatic apothecary claim advertises a salve praised as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions. It promises guaranteed satisfaction with money refunded and notes sales by N M White City Drug Store.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts at Curacao Market
Aston Stock Yards Curacao December 28 receipts cattle 16 000 head dressed beef and shipping steers 3256 1 25 stockers and feeders 2 417 350 cows and bulls 1 150 25 ad ce hogs 27 000 head heavy 3 75 3 05 mixed and medium 3 95 3 45 tight 5 963 35 sheep estimated receipts 5 00 head inferior to strictly choice 2 75 5 5 lambs 4 59 6 00 Chicago grain and provisions wheat December 1c January 1c May 985 495 wc corn January dc May 4147 not ts December 82c January ig May oak January 1 274 May 2 1987 lard January 6 126 5 95 May 8 40 ribs January 5 15 May 25 55 4 8t Loors Dec 2 flour dull patents 4 45 24 55 fancy go extra wal choice 3 45 8 55 family ww eat lower December 1 Siig nominal jemmy sle bid may s 76 e joly ye bid lower big augary 3 bloc ked February 4 1 bbsgc bid oats lower ear i May bd prime steam 5 30
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Buckwheat Cakes Quick From Dr Price’s Powder
The old buckwheat cake method relied on overnight yeast and fermentation, believed to cause indigestion. A new method omits fermentation, producing smoking hot cakes in 12 minutes. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder, praised for lightness and safety for dyspeptics, is highlighted as key.
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Dr. Price
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August Flower cures dyspepsia says Appleton resident
A local Appleton Me resident known to readers claims Eight years ago chronic dyspepsia made eating painful. After taking August Flower he reports complete relief and urges others with digestive distress to try it, saying no medicine equals it.
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