City seeks bids for prison supplies and teacher exams
By authority tenders will be secured at the Attorney General's office until 1 o'clock on Monday December 24 1895 for furnishing the Yalu Prison for one year beginning December 4 1895 with various supplies listed and inspected. Also notices for examinations for Teachers Primary Center will be held January 1st to 4th with locations and age requirements stated and applications to the Board of Education.
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Rawal
Pacific intercolonial cable plan urged by Britain
Secretary of State for the Colonies Mr Chamberlain backs a Pacific intercolonial cable project and will appoint a commission with Great Britain Canada and Australia to draft plans Colonel Spalding must accelerate work to secure priority for live business An Iowa Attorney General opinion says fraternal insurance companies fall under shelve laws and must deposit security for examination A Supreme Court ruling involving the Nordwestan Legion of Honor prompts debate on the opinion
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Sta For the Colonies
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Spalding
Iowa
Supreme Court
Nou Vygolost
Nordwestan Legion of Honor
British Alaska claims expose tidal shifts and transport rates
Maps by Canadian boundary surveyors based on a 1825 treaty predict most of Southeast Alaska and principal rivers will be British. A few outlying islands would remain U.S. The change would push major canneries into Britain and cut Alaska’s gold regions. Rates from San Francisco to Puget Sound fall, while overland travel to Chicago remains three days. Honolulu cholera scare spurs water supply studies. A former Colorado congressman signs a five year political contract with another ex-congressman to avoid politics, raising questions on legality of contract labor restrictions.
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Great Britain
Russia
Alaska
Infeta
Rivera
United States
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Anglican Synod Votes On Elections And Unification Plans
The Anglican Synod in session since Monday will adjourn at 5 PM with minutes read and approved. An 8 to 4 vote rejected Thomas Rain Walker as synodsman of the Second Congregation. A five member committee from each cathedral congregation and outside districts is formed to study conditions behind the creation of an Ascend Congregation at St Andrew’s Cathedral and its potential unification of the two congregations in the near future. Bishop Willis will appoint the committee, and Bishop McKin of Japan attended the gathering, which extended late into the night.
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Anglican Synod
Thomas Rain Walker
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Honolulu
Willis
McKin
Japan
Pursuit on the Wharf Ends with Fugitives Pulled Aboard
A pursuer chased a man along the wharf to the gangway as the steamer sailed. The fugitive, carrying ticket and passport, escaped police but had his passport stopped at the Customs House and was then bundled over the side into a boat by a rope ladder after the big steamer swung out.
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Epiaode
Ome Chindmin
Custon House
Viscount Richard Curzon Reports Robbery in Chicago
An Englishman calling himself Viscount Richard William Curzon reported to Chicago police that he was robbed of 155 in a notorious house. He claimed descent from Bill Howe and said he traveled with a deception under Bioouifield’s night. Some doubt his claims despite letters from prominent people. The article notes a large Corliss upright engine in the couch storage works, about 100 horsepower, and mentions Mr Hoffman from Pennsylvania arriving to erect and commission the plant.
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Chicago
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Hitler
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Couch Storage Works
Hawaiian Electric Co
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Tribune Tandems Advise Young Buyers Against Stearns WHeels
A promotional notice urges young men to prefer Tribune tandem bicycles over Stearns models. It cites failures of Stearns wheels and testimonials from a major dealer, urging checks by a first class mechanic and promising Tribune tandems and children's wheels for Christmas.
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Cnest
Stearns
San Francisco
United States
Australia
Punch
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