Revolt in Yemen Near Mecca Alarms British Officials
A report from Aden describes an Arabian revolt against the sultan near Mecca, led by Sayyid with 45,000 Arabs. Turkish forces, including 6,000 troops arriving from Constantinople, clash with rebels who seized forts at Kharmer and Balduba. The unrest prompts official denials and fears of deposition, as naval and diplomatic tension grows in the Dardanelles region.
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London
Aden
Arabia
Weiman
Mecca
Mussulman
Kharner
Sunna
Yemen
Martini
Snyder Rifles
Sayyid
Sania
Constantinhople
Kharmer
Bal-duba
Masmier
Babtba
Saana
Farka
Odessa
Dardanellas
Noble
Loch Rabnoch
Ghanakin
Dardanelles
Loch Rannoch
New York
Hernli
Vienna
Old Turkey Party
Yildiz
Hassin Usair
Pillip Currie
Germany
Crisia
Constantinople
Dec
Itla
Philip Currie
Duardanelles
Bosporus
Turkey
Dardenelles
Gallpoli
Sea of Marmora
Ultimatum to Porte on Dardanelles Passage Ordered
Dispatch from Constantinople reports major powers demand the Dardanelles passage within seventy two hours for the second escort. The sultan and palace circle have long believed a forceful passage may occur, reflecting tense diplomacy in London and the newspapers.
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London
Dee
Daily
Telegraph
Constantinople
Aruna
Turkish Empire Crisis Casts Dark Spell Over Sultan
The article reports turmoil within the Turkish empire as the czar’s agents influence events. It notes cautious moves to protect Christian subjects and property, with ministers and the sultan under intense scrutiny.
Market Reports from Grain and Livestock Centers
Chicago quotes for Wheat and Corn futures across months, with prices for December January May. oats and rye values, cash markets for wheat and pork, ribs, lard, and beef. Hog market active with varied weights, cattle steady to weak, Minneapolis and Milwaukee quotes, track prices, and St Paul receipts noting hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep activity.
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Chicago
Dot
Dee
Texas
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Farmer Franklin Solves Mystery by Killing Thirty Hogs
Dee 6 Odebolt Iowa A Soo county farmer Franklin sought spiritual aid after his gold watch vanished in a hog yard. A local medium identified a hog as the thief and Franklin killed it. The medium repeated until thirty hogs paid the penalty, then claimed one more attempt would reveal the watch.
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Franklin
Odebolt
Iowa
Hery Franklin
Soo County
Aso
Lawyer and Witness Fight in Milwaukee Courthouse
In Justice Clarks court today a jury was to decide a horse case but Thompson lawyer and Jesse Blunt engaged in a fist fight before testimony. Thompson, a noted attorney and former district attorney, pulled out Blunt’s whiskers as they were dragged apart. Blunt is the father of the notorious Frankie Blunt, famed for a long-ago impersonation racket and bigamy.
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Milwaukee
Clark
Javed ‘Thompson
Jesse Blunt
Thompson
Blunt
Frankie Blunt
Yeo
Corbett Retires From Fight Talks With Fitzsimmons
New York December 6 Corbettwill not agree to meet Fitzsimmons for a $20,000 purse offered by Pan Stuart of Texas. Manager William Brady handed Stuart the ultimatum and Brady rejected Wallage's retirement term. Stuart submitted articles of agreement and proposed a guaranteed purse of $20,000 to Corbett's manager.
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Corbett
New York
Trial of Edward J. H. famson on postoffice robber escape
New York December 6. A jury was selected to try Edward J. H. famson for permitting killers Killoran Allen and Russell to escape from Ludlow Street jail on July 4. The court denied a motion to discharge and ordered the trial to proceed with Prosecution presenting its case.
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Sheels
New York
Edward J. H. Famson
Killoran
Allen and Russell
Ludlow Street
Tudge Allison
Weeks
Cuec
Cortha
Quinlan's confession book on Hayward case announced
Minneapolis dispatch reports Michael Quinlan prepared a 120 page book titled Missing Links revealing Hayward's guilt. The volume includes chapters on the crime and trial and an account of plans to remove Adr y. Quinlan asserts two sides to every plot and documents Roy Hayward's alleged confession. Gov Clough will decide clemency after hearings. no hanging date set.
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Minneapolis
Tharry Hayward
Ite
Michael Quinta E
Detweilve
Haywards
Cha ‘Hook
Hayward
Ging
Himsalf
Quinlan
Wnk
Harry
Adry
Quinlin
Arty
Miss Ging
Eaid
Stewart
Roy
Preliminary examination in murder case at Wichita
The preliminary examination of Mrs Irene Leonard Orville Williamson and Frank M Williamson for the murder of H H Leonard proceeds before Justice Jones. Bloody clothing shown this morning includes stains on the murdered man and part of Mrs Leonard's attire, but their bearing on the case is limited.
Minneapolis Man Dies After Accidental Revolver Wound
Hida Wound Fata of Minneapolis died this morning from a gunshot wound caused by an accidental discharge by a friend at a lodging house at 205 Nicollet avenue. Physicians initially held hope for recovery, but he worsened and died. body taken to county morgue for post mortem on request.
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Hida
Fata
Minneapolis
Anton Antoniolo
Nicollet Avenue
Delaware Senatorial Contested Seat Moves In Senate
Fragments describe a Delaware contest where Mr. Mitchell of Oregon blocked a move related to the contested senatorship as Mr. Dupont from Delaware is introduced to the chamber. Petitions on Alabama elections Cuba recognition and fortifications are noted, with discussion of Monroe doctrine and U S foreign policy. The Senate adjourned after an executive session at 1 35 p m.
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Jte
Delatyara
Mitchell
Oregon
W Jotter
Radoxda
H. A. Dupont
Delaware
Qrity
Iqilezes
Squire
Waal
Pacific
Lake
Hoar
Rep. Mass
Senate
Turkey
Aten
Allen
Cuba
United States
Hiss
Maybrick Cod
Waller
Monroe
Godire
Confessed Criminal Tale Ties Indiana to Longcrime Case
Indiana report recounts William Stone of the Dalton gang confessing to multiple murders and robberies across Chicago Cleveland Kansas City and Ohio in a sprawling spree. He names partner William Walrath and describes killings from 1883 through 1805 including a Lake Erie dumping murder in Cleveland and a Grand Trunk heist in Michigan.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
William Stone
Dalton Gang
Harold
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Stone
William Walrath
Henry Donnelly
Unionity
Horton
Youngatown
Ohio
Walrath
Pennsylvania
South Bend
Trin
Michigan
JUST THREE VOTES WHY Why the Republicans Cannot Reorganize the Senate
Washington December 6 The Populist members of the senate at yesterday's meeting resolved to stand with both old parties to block Republican reorganizing efforts. Senators Peffer Allen Kyle and Butler Straight Populists, with Jones and Stewart of Nevada, attended and agreed not to support either party in senate officer elections or other matters. They will nominate their own candidates and deny field to the old parties. Republicans now face a majority shortfall until late arriving from the new states.
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Senate
Washington
Peffer
Allen
Kyle
Butler
Jones
Stewart
Nevada
Partiea
Uivee
Will Iack
Uteh
Justice Fuller and Chief Justice Puller in Supreme Court Session
Washington observers report Justice Fuller and Chief Justice Puller attended the V United States Supreme Court today. The defense counsel’s efforts were noted as Johnson was sent for and ailing conditions did not improve.
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Fuller
Tse Sluk
Washington
Dee
Puller
United States Supreme Court
de. Johnson
McKenney Named Enrolling Clerk of House
Dec. and Charles Tt McKenney of North St Paul Ming has been appointed enrolling clerk of the house of representatives. McKenney previously held a similar post in the fifty first congress.
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McKenney
Washington
Dec
Charles Tt. McKenney
North St. Paul
Ming
House of Representatives
Mgr. McKenney
Vilty-first Congress
Missionaries Safe in Turkey Reported by Cable
Washington dispatch states that official cables confirm all American missionaries in Turkey are safe and under protection. The message from Secretary Terrell to the state department negates danger and ensures safety procedures remain in place.
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Washington
Dec
Terrell
State Department
Turkey
Wholesale district blaze destroys several firms in city
A large fire in the wholesale district of the city destroyed the northeast block bounded by Maryland Georgia and Minnesota avenues. The blaze began at Selink Co wholesale grocery and swept multiple brick four story buildings, with firms including Schull Co Ward Bros Eckhouse Woodford Hildebrand and others. Fire crews controlled the flames by noon but extensive damage and injuries were reported with at least one hospitalized and likely fatalities.
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Hue
Finttleta
Didhiniityona
Thdinnipolis
Dea GA
Hale
Monloliars
Maryland
Georgia
Brawery
Selinlk& Co
Noa
Meridnt’ Street
Schull & Co
Ward Bros. Druggists
Airbanks & Morse
Seales
Eckhouse Bros
Uquors
Woodford’ & Pohhnan
Hildebrand. Hardware. Company
Hinshaw Murder Case Sparks New Suspect Claims
Danville Indiana reports new court action in Rev William Hinshaw's murder conviction. Neighbor Lewis Asher says two men drove to Hinshaw home the night of the crime and fired shots, but refuses to name them citing danger to his life. Asher to be examined by the grand jury. public fear rises.
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Danville
Ind
William Trislgi
Hinshaw
Lewis -Asher
Orlea
Asher
Gambler Kitten Man Nelly Interferes in Game in Great Falls
Dee 5 Steva Layden a gambler shot Victor Hil at Belt coal camp thirty miles south of here Layden was arrested and jailed after a quarrel over a faro game He hit Hil with a gun during a fight and later Hil shot Layden who returned fire killing Hil The prisoner is described as quiet and inoffensive by locals.
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Great Falls
Mont. Dee
Steva Layden
Victor’ Hil
Belt
Here
Leyden
Whene
Dik
Bik
Vik
Ministers Accuse Scranton Police in Pulpit Charge
Scranton officials summoned the entire police force except two vacationing patrolmen for formal notice after Rev. Dr. Charles B. Robinson alleged from the Second Presbyterian pulpit that officers led youths to houses of ill fame on Thanksgiving day. Forty nine officers, including four lieutenants and a desk sergeant, denied the charge in sworn statements. Mayor Connell says a public investigation will be conducted.
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Scranton
Connell
Charles B. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Robinson
Connell Will Walst
Ex Treme Court Upholds Sutley Sentence In Bank Theft Case
Kansas City December 6 The state supreme court sustains the lower court decision in Hiner v Sutley cashier of three day Y and Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank. Sutley received deposits knowing the bank insolvent and was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary. He had been free on 10000 bond and was in Chicago on an insurance job when taken into custody. Extradition waived. He heads to Missouri to begin his term.
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Kansas City
Hiner
Sutley
Missouri
Immigration push to Tacoma coast via low St Paul rate
Spokane records indicate the Northern Pacific, with Washington counties, will offer a one way immigration rate from St Paul to the coast for actual settlers. Officials say it will be the lowest regular fare ever offered.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Strike at New York Teamsters Affects Hundreds
About five hundred workmen and helpers joined a strike in New York today, halting work at several facilities. In St Paul, Commander-in-Chief Ivan Walker and G A N staff arrived to organize preparations for the upcoming national encampment of the organization led by Gen Walker.
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Gepv
Walkers
St. Paul
Ivan Walker
Gen. Walker
Reichstag Opens as Speech Read by Chancellor in Berlin
The Reichstag opened in Berlin today with the polled rolelistag and a speech read by Chancellor Prince Hobsnlehg, highlighting the ceremonial start and political tone of the gathering.
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Berlin
Dec
Rolelistag
Prince Hobsnlehg
Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It describes deafness as from inflammation of the Eustachian tube due to catarrh, promising $100 for any case cured by Hall's Ear Cure and urging readers to request circulars from J Chaney & Co.
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Hall
J. Chaney & CO
Toledo
Drag Tate
Fragmentary Love and Scandal in Roxbury Gazette Style
An old maser remarks on a woman eloping with an older man, noting the scandal of pursuing art as a profession. The commentator jokes about an oil mas ter earning $30,000 a year, highlighting social mores and reputational friction in the era.
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Ethel
Roxbury Gazetta
Te Vou Spoonintet stock markets notice
Comstock Hughes and Company announce a limited inquiry update in Rinito Building Chicago. The item notes successful handling of book forwarding and stock market discussions with emphasis on next steps for investors and clients.
City Officials Spar Over Anti-Smoking Additions
A garbled exchange, with phrases like I want an addition clause on the anti-smoke ordinance, and I want every cigarette smoker to be compelled to consume his own smoke, appears in a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph fragment. The readable bits show a debate over additional restrictions and enforcement ideas amid a heated discussion among local figures.
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Gaewell
Dukane
Pittsburg
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