Italian Count or Russian Prince Suspect Dies in Newark
Dr. Fernand De Castro, who killed himself in a Newark hotel, had lived in Chicago. He claimed Italian count, Castilian noble, Russian prince, or English noble, and had married a vessel agent's daughter, producing children who live with grandparents in Waukegan. Chicago faculty to verify if he willed body to the Medical College.
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Fie
Chicago
Medical College
Gia Remaine
Fernand de Castro
Newark
N. J
A. J. Spencer
Elas
Waukega
Ells
Edmund Andrews
Chicago Medical College
de Castro
Election scandal trials and a Mex can inmate case
A long report details an election fraud inquiry with U S District Attorney and claims of fraud at a polling box. Governor election word, a Mexican inmate Plea, and a demand for indemnity surface amid legal maneuvering. Also recounted is a bank robbery involving James Cunningham in Medford Oregon, his confession, and partial recovery of funds.
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Portnaxp
Ore
James Cunninghiam
Ohegon & California Jurreal Company
Medford
Oregon
Itvolyers Ab Lus Nead
Cunningham
Bunday Cunningham
Bosel
Meteor death and double murder reported in December chaos
Reports from Sacema Minnesota and surrounding areas recount Stoward Sullivan facing execution for murder and rape at the county jail, a Kentucky man killed by a meteor near Somerset, and a double murder at a Kentucky residence. An arrest of Denver lawyer John T Deweese for forging a deed is noted amid other frontier incidents and a Indiana daytime attack on B B Day and children near Port Lasp Oregon. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad and tax democrats on the run close the item.
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Sacema
MN. J
Stoward Sullivan
Niss
Ella Watson
Sullivan
Denver
Col
John T. Deweese
Elbert N. Smith
Deweese
St. Louis
Missouri
Congress
North Carolina
Kansas City
Port Lasp
Ore
B. B. Day
Pomeroy
W. T
Indiana
Day
Hood
Catarrl
Vast US Health and Revenue Marine Report Released
The Surgeon General Hamilton reports on the Maine Hospital Service showing 44571 patients aided in the past year with 13079 treated in hospitals and 31673 in dispensaries. The note highlights funding gaps, smallpox and frostbite cases, new hospitals planned in several cities, quarantine sites, and calls for better disinfection, buoying Alaska work and New York seaport needs. Revenue marine costs totaled 3511 311 with fines of 683 042, aiding 246 shipwrecked vessels and 3810 people helped. Corwin in Alaska yielded positive results and larger vessels are urged for New York and Alaskan waters.
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Ttamilton
Maine Hospital Service
Cano
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Baltimore
Cincinmnath
Sapelo Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware
Board of Stealth
Louisiana
United States
Revenue Cutter Service
New York
Revenue Marina
Anmail
The
Revenue Marine
Senator Sheffield Sworn as Anthony's Successor in Senate
In Washington December 3 the Senate swore in W P Sheffield as the new Rhode Island senator to fill the vacancy caused by the late Anthony. Debate focused on alleged unlawful interference in Ohio elections by Deputy Marshals. A resolution to probe land leases in Indian Territory and related abuses drew extensive discussion about federal and local roles, with references to Squaw men and cattle trades harming Indian interests.
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Anthony
United States
Otic
WaswinoTos
Senate
Aubocatees
W. P. Shefield
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Sheffield
West
Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Dawes
California
Deck
Congress
Herron
Dakota
Wilson
Iowa
H. G. Sweet
John A. Kasson
Follett
Ohio
Department of Justice
Springer
Keifer
Ghia
Follet
James M. Aghley
Andrew Johnson
Messia Co
New York
Reed
Maine
Hammond
Louisiana
Mollet
Keile
Tell
Cincinnao
Mes
Cox
J. D. Taylor
Cincinnati
Wise
Virginia
Confidence man Levi W. Jackson sentenced in December case
Levi W. Jackson, known as a confidence man, attempted to hire buildings and employ over thirty mechanics to borrow funds. He was sentenced yesterday to serve years in the house of correction.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Albany
Kenmore Hotel
Medical College
Polygamy Question Dominates Utah Commission Report
The Utah Commission report declares polygamy revival visible despite years of anti polygamy laws. It notes polygamy was rarely preached earlier this year but has increased, while three fourths of Mormon adults reportedly never entered polygamy. It calls for stronger enforcement and possible federal take over civil power in Utah. John T. Cain, a Mormon delegate elect, is eligible as he has not practiced polygamy.
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Utah Comstission
Waomington
Utah Commission
Raney
Congress
Utah
John T. Cain
Salt Lake City
Budger Clawson
Har
Clawson
Commission
Horrible murder and pursuit at Van Buren Ark
At Van Buren Arkansas a constable Joseph Houck was killed during a pursuit of a negro desperado named John Williams. Williams killed Houck with a double barreled shotgun then escaped on Houck’s horse and was captured next morning near Alma Crawford County. Lynching threats loom as Williams heads to Van Buren for trial. Also included is a civil suit verdict against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company awarding engineer John Fitzsimmons 27 359 for injuries after an earlier $16 000 settlement offer and a prior $36 000 verdict. In Mexico City Diaz appoints cabinet members including Mar as foreign relations minister and Hinojosa as minister of war.
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Fort Isaru
Ark
van Buren
Joseph
H. Houck
John Williams
Williams
Houck
Wiliams
Alma
Crawford County
Younestown
John Fitzsimmons
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fitzsimmons
Diaz
City of
Mexico
Senor Ignacio Mar
England
Hinojosa
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Dunkirk
Erlargest
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
East Second Sr
Chautauqua Farmer and Evening Observer
Anp
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RGEO
BE. Clackiam
Buffalo Street
Dunkirk N.Y
Stanley
Beaver Treets
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
N.Y
Rpee A . W. Kiafft
Gass
Deer St
Cor. Sixth St
Frun
Middle Road
James Colgan
S. Fo
John IL Colgan
Lt. Stearn
Pirtuer
Tein
Farey
Lionde
Lake Erie
A.O.U. W
Meehan
Lion Street
Home Daily
and Telegraphic News
Sacred Heart Church Choir
ST. George Hall
Erie Sport
Monroe
Telegraph
OR. Fernand DE Castro
New Youk
Astor House
Massittox, C
Russell & Co
Dayton
Dedrick Hanson
San Antonio
Tex
Clarksville
SrrinericLyp
Maxwell
Ile
Narfork
Buchanan
Grand Army of the Republic
Wisconsin
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Defender
Omro
Wis
Ite Schoors
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Ieee
Yaste
Dirapa
Thonor
Puthill
Sprneeld
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Lutte Paditlo
Lincoln
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Crete
Padilla
Washington
Cuattanooca
Tenn
Tennessee Line
Somerset
Julius Robble
T“orgerye
Orton
Alex. Wells
Taylor Phiilips
Rafe Howard
Phiilips
Howard
Phillips
Jim Phillips
Taylor Phillips
Jin Phillips
Searine Service
Hamilton
Marine Hospital
Buzzard
Lancaster
Welsh Mountains
Philadelphia
Mart Buzzard
Abe
Mart
Chef Hushy-Head
Little Roc
Chief Bushy-Head
Cherokee’s
National Council
Arkansas
Nahon
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Talequah
Boston
Eastern
Boston & Maine Railronds
United States Circuit Court
Darius H. Ingram
Portland
Eastern Railroad
Boston Main Railroad
Kentucky
House
Marcbrs
Hiscock
Reagan
Texas
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San Francisco
Zealandia
Sydney
Auckland
New Zealand Shipping Company
Mark Clyde
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