War Innevitable Warns To Preserve Neutrality Amid Massed Troops
In a Hong Kong cable from yesterday warlike intimations arise of a likely France China conflict. Admiral Ping Yu Jia in Canton warns neutral powers to observe treaty and international law as war with France seems imminent. The Times in London notes mixed views on President Arthur’s message and tariff, while other items cover a range of international and domestic notices and legal proceedings.
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Hong Kows
France
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Ping Yu Jia
Canton
Seckexdorpfla
London
Seckendor
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Cie Vrenna Presse
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the Times
Flame
O'Donnell
Furvien
Pennsylvania Senate urges federal help on appropriation bill
Harnepuram Dec 6 The Senate adopted a resolution urging federal authorities to restore the safe Worth Appropriation bill. The measure passed over the governor’s veto and has been signed, funding salaries. Several Senators refuse pay for the extra session. others claim pay for the eleven days’ service. Dirig Gouw Partly Harned SASAVITAE Dec 6. The wholesale store of Pendleton Thomas Co on North Mather Street was partly destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Stock value 475000. insurance 47000. The establishment connected with twenty two companies, mainly New York and English.
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Pennsylvania
Dirig Gouw
Sasavitae
Pendleton, Thomas & Co
Noth Mather Street
Ag Age Dot Ae Mantent
York
S LL
Fire Island
Columbia
Alaska
Polton
Thomas HL. Metcalfe
Ralph Noble
Charles Arnold
Willian Whitecook
John Fortblade
Wolfe
Sietratte
Arvold
Siver
Noble
White
Fortblade
Pennnylvania Regislatace
Yeti Haunnmau
Pattison
House of Representatives
Goveral
Meney
Commonwealth
Republi
Senate
Republic
Dre
Nutt Case Change of Venue Hints at Acquittal Hope
Widespread juror examination in the Nutt case yields a large panel, with defense aiming to prove insanity and a justifiable killing. Change of venue granted to Allegheny courts. Pittsburgh circles favor acquittal and expect trial to begin in two to three weeks.
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Nutt
Atte
Dukes
Pittsburgh
Fayette
Allegheny County
Lease dispute over 6 million acres in Cherokee faction
Details show Kas Det Mewins Hamilton Day Tottle BH Bennett Miller Darman Payne and Evirid securing a lease of 6,000,000 acres of the Cherokee faction for 100,000 dollars annually plus two third cents per acre. Colonel Bondin opposes the project while N A Phillips is said to favor it. If Interior Department approves, it benefits the losers, well-known in the region. Separately, Pottstown Iron Company's nail factory shutdown halts the nail plate mill, risking six hundred jobs. Shankland & Brooke, publishers of the erga, face sale of interests as Brooke negotiates with P. K. Shankland for public sale of the Weekly Standard job department assets.
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Wiearca
Kas
E. M. Mewins
W. Hamilton
A. of Day
S. Tottle
W. BH. Bennett
Ben. Miller
Major Darman
E. W. Payne
Charles Evirid
Bondin
N. A. Phillips
Washington
Interior Department
Pattly Wen
Pottstown Iron Company
Hope Bar
Shankland & Brooke
The
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CICANTIC SWINDLE IN WEST VIRGINIA SHARPLY UNRAVELS
A West Virginia swindle by Asserupuleds Land Sharpe and associates defrauded many by selling plots of land in Webster County through forged titles and deceptive notes. The scheme, led by Ballach, searched for fraudulent gains via mortgage and land transfers, with hundreds of notes issued and thousands of acres misrepresented. Local authorities and the Neal Estate Loan Company investigated, uncovering failed tax payments and forged documents.
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Virginia
Wrenn
W.va
Bee
Jad Swadlers
Tooker
Webs 3
Systemilie
John G. Hutchinson
Artories
Shatla
Monteemery County
O. Carpen
Rex Hstaue
Luau
Apa
Wosddrani
Mortaaze
Webster
Wilson
Vicw
Heinker
Carpenter
Vansi
Webster County
Soi
Ballach
Washington City
Ray
Congressional Legislation and State News Digest
Congressional notes show Massachusetts opposition to convict labor in public works and New Hampshire’s stance against railway grants. Additional items cover tax law changes, Arkansas claims, and Fort Smith projects. Virginia election disputes are referenced, with a death notice for Thomas H. Hevensen. Virginia and Delaware brief items report a Danville riot inquiry and a police shooting in Greer Miller case. Connecticut breach of peace cases bound over. Georgia and South Carolina brief notes follow.
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Mrnor
Massachusetts
United Sines
Blair
New Hampshire
Butler
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gallon
Utal
Mr. Walker
Arkansas
United States
Fort Smith
Hovar
Randall
United States Supreme Court
Horeough
House
Virginia
Garrison
Mayo
Committee On
Lfne
Fones
Thomas H. Hevensen
Alabama
Edmunds Bill Prepares Civil Rights Protections and Postal Telegraph
The Edmunds bill seeks to extend federal protection for colored citizens by allowing parties in cases involving race to petition for relief in the U S Circuit Court. It also outlines a postal telegraph plan, authorizing a war and state service board and postmaster general to establish trunk lines, set rates, and hire via civil service. Other items note pensions, Porter’s case, and Texas court abuses as memorialized to Congress.
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United States
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Wits
Saivbee
Sonuni
Fiteijohn Porter
FiteJoln Porter
Senate
Mrr
Edmunds
Washington
Ives
Congress
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Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Corps of Engineers
Civil Service Law
Fincat
Texas
Coke
United States District Courts of
Brutal prize fight near Allegheny City ends with Moran KO
In Piersny, Pa, a highly contested prize fight drew forty men. Moran knocked out McCoy in the final round after fierce exchanges. McCoy suffered a broken wrist earlier, was carried from the ring, and both combatants endured severe punishment. Local officials and governors debated legislative pay while labor movements discuss a national Knights of Labor chapter. Also noted are kennel club trials in Allegheny and a push for working-class political action.
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Piersnancy
Dee
Rouis Grove
Pennsylvania
Aiso
Peanssiva
Patrick Mura
Dames McGey
U4 Romals
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Huth Muen
McCey Iving
Moran
England
McCay
Fioss Grove
Tinee
McCoy
Soth
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Hewes
Tein
Ice and wrecks dominate late news items
Ice six inches thick on the Sault Ste Marie. a tramp killed in a collision on the Norfolk and Western line injuring engineer Richard Pond and five others. Various political and legal items follow, including Alaska territorial government moves, labor protests, insurance fraud cases, and trials in James and Ford cases with multiple regional notes.
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Richard Pond
Norfolk & Wester
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Treasury
Mary 4. Miller
New Orleans
Haskell
Kansas
Senate
Alaska
Interior Department
Farnsworth
Sprague
Dickey County
Dakota
Indiana
Sully
Arbitration Board
Cincinnati
Knights of Labor
Congress
Rev. Robinson
Pepin
Wis
C. H. Conans
Lake Penin
Teller
EL H. Campbell
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Paris
State Commissioner of Insurance
Eureka Insurance Association
Indianapolis
Eliza Bloomer
Lucy Robinson
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Supreme Church Council of Berlin
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American Ati Slivery Society
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