McCord Pushes Early Presidential Succession Bill
Washington notes show Rep McCord aims to elect a president and vice president for the unexpired term if both top offices are vacated. The plan creates state electors as a college and sets a vacancy proclamation by the Secretary of State and a post vacancy meeting schedule. Separate lands forfeiture bills loom, targeting railroad grants amid debate on acreage and rail interests.
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Murder Suspected After Farmer Found Dead Near Home
Satem reports farmer T. N. Griffith was found dead near his home yesterday by his eighteen year old son who fled. authorities say it appears to be murder and the coroner investigates as of January 2.
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New York Governor's Message on Labor and Taxation
The Albany governor's message to the Legislature argues convict labor should not harm free workers except to avert abuse, urges quarterly corporate reports, notes education and public service duty, lauds primary election law, capital construction costs, and Niagara Falls Park prospects while criticizing tax surpluses. predicts better reception from a Republican Legislature. Also reports on a Breckenridge treasure myth dispute in Georgia, and a fatal Oxford fire damaging six buildings with $30,000 loss and $15,000 insurance.
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Oxford Hardware Company
Marcus & Co
Howard City Fire Engulfs Knapp’s Grocery and Spreads
A blaze in Howard City Michigan began at nine p.m. in Knapp’s grocery and continues to rage, threatening seven teen business houses and nearby dwellings while Caburn’s exchange faces danger. Grand Rapids steamer and crew were dispatched to assist.
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Bold train robbery plot foiled by Columbus detectives
In Columbus on a daring plan to rob an express car on the Bee Line road, Kelley and his four-man gang aimed to seize twenty thousand dollars with Mahoney as a concealed inside man. Police traced the scheme, captured Williams and three others at Worthington, and stopped the raid before the robbery began, ending with arrests and a chaotic chase.
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Rwisdorf
McCabe
Ketles
Mysterious murder case unfolds with doctor aid allegation
A French physician, Dr. Frank Gratton, reports being blindfolded and guided to a room where a young woman with a knife wound and a man with facial injuries were found. He describes the assailants and notes a threat of more bloodshed within two weeks as officers search nearby Birch Street houses. Separately, Hon. George William Lane dies suddenly at his home after a long illness, leaving the Chamber of Commerce president role in the wake. The blaze at Lambert & Bishop Fence Co. sheds light on fire losses, and Utah's Tribunes notes inland prosperity and population shifts.
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Riot in a Vienna church shocks city crowd
A violent disturbance erupted at the Johanniskirche in Vienna's Favoriten quarter during a Jesuit mission sermon by Father Hamerle. Workers broke in, attacked clergy and property, caused a fire, and fled amid panic that killed three and left seven seriously injured. Police arrested a dozen suspects as Socialist leaflets and torn prayer books littered the church.
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Dee
Iamerle
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County Armagh
Late News Items From a Distant Era
A chaotic bulletin of 19th century notes reports arctic cold in New England, heavy Maine river ice, and Southern California rain. It lists accidents, deaths, baptisms and appointments, including a New York shooting death, a bishopric transfer, a hydrophobia death, a will dispute, and a railway flood. It also covers crime, fires, a chimpanzee death, and market data from Lehigh and Boston. The item blurs local events, court actions, and industrial news in a single snapshot.
Judgment Against Charlebois & Co. Contractors in Parliament House
Justice Ranville delivered judgment against Charlebois & Co., Montreal contractors of the Parliament House at Quebec, for the first note of $3,000 given to He Beaufort for influence with Premier Manceau in securing the contract in question.
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Strikers Return to Work at Roberta & Oliver Mill
Pittanmnan Jan L Trice, an employee at the Roberta and Oliver wire mill, who struck two or three weeks ago over a wage cut, returned to work yesterday on the company’s terms.
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