School Teacher Hits Pupil Then Fatal Attack in Hickory Township
Telegraph reports a Hickory Township teacher named Tichoor struck pupil Welch with a baseball bat after expelling him, injuring him fatally. Welch returned later and was struck again. No arrests yet. Separate items note a Dec 22 mail robbery near Hackett City, a Delaware Street shooting in Muskegon, and other regional incidents.
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Cuarceston
Hickory
Tichoor
Welch
Tichnor
Ark
Hackett City
Barnes
Young Mans
Gans
Mosxecon
Mich
John Winters
Delaware Street
Winters
Ganaway
Cameron Named Republican US Senator in Harrisburg Caucus
The Pennsylvania Republican caucus in Harrisburg nominated J Donald Cameron for United States Senator after a four hour debate. Final vote tally: Cameron 115 Beaver 39 Shiras 1 Keller 5 Grow 5. The group expects most members to support the caucus choice in the January 21 election.
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J. Donald Cameron
Ite Pebilean
Ghawmnisnvic
Taat
Cameron
Ault
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Delaware
Lee
Veoango
United States
Lea
Spenster
Perry
Dauphin
James A. Beaver
Centre
George Shiras
Allegheny
William D. Keller
Philadelphia
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
Bankers Collapse and Industrial Distress Across Cities
January reports detail John J Cisco & Son bankers in New York assigning to Lewis May, liabilities near 7 million, amid rumors of broader failures. Oliver Bros. & Phillips of Pittsburgh seek creditor extension. Red Bank Cotton Manufacturing in Lexington County assigns with assets 70 thousand and liabilities under 27 thousand. J. H. Cutchin peanut cleaner of Norton assigns with 35 thousand liabilities. St. Louis notes reveal tax delinquencies by Comptroller E L Anderson and staff. collectors face levy issues. Oak Miner strikes in Wyoming risk coal famine. Rock Springs miners may strike unless supervisor Quealy is removed. Peersylvania Railway declines join coal trust. James Town cashier J E Mayhew suffers second paralysis stroke.
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John J. Chao & Son
Dankers
New York
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Pittsburgh
John J. Cisco & Son
Wall Street
John EI. Otsco
Frederick W. Foote
Lewis May
Messrs
Blumenstile & Lirseh
Priratures
OvivEn Bros. & Paillipes
Columnia
Red Benk Cotton Manufacturing Company
Lexington County
Noxrotix
J. H. Cutchin
Oak Minera
Wyoming
Caron
Union Pacific Railway
Lawrence Quealy
Quealy
Rock Springs
Parcaperrara
Peoresylvants
Navy enlarge the United States budget and land grants debate
The Democratic caucus in Washington debated enlarging the navy with a focus on an appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1836. Other items include a revised bonded period for distilled spirits, probate filings from G W Rice, nominations to the Court of Claims, and a public lands bill on Northern Pacific land forfeiture.
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Wasurxaton
House
Randall
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
McCulloch
Brainard
G. W. Rice
Greely
Camp Clay
Ellesmere Land
Kislingbury
Senate
William A. Richardson
Court of Claims
John Davis
House Committee On Public Lands
Northern Pacific Railway
Wilkins
Ohio
A. EB. Bateman
Shellabarger
Alarming Affairs in Panama Spark Incoming Civil War
Panama and surrounding states report rising tensions as Radical and Conservative factions unite to topple Liberal governments. General Montirfar killed. battles reported in Santander and Boyaca with heavy interior fighting and potential wider conflict across Cundinamarca, Magdalena, and Caña.
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Montirer
Panama
Cundinamarca Boyaca
Santander
Magdalena
Canca
Radical Party
Nunez
Boyaca
Turniz
Montirfar
Congress Proceedings Face Naval and Currency Debates
The Senate and House debated pensions for widows, international exhibitions at Antwerp, and a Nicaragua canal strategy. The McPherson bill on bank note issuance sparked warnings of bank-driven currency risk, with amendments proposed to stabilize public debt. An adjournment vote ended the day as the Naval Appropriation bill stalled due to limited time.
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Senate
House
W.H. Huot
George A. Thoman
Anoum
Naval Committee
Tallapoosa
Miller
Antwerp
New Orleans
Dillal
First National Bank of
Newton
Mays
Court of Claims
P. Wm
Morguo
Nicaragua
Sherman
Eho
District of Columbia
Washington Monument
Wilkins
McPherson
Vale
Potter
Hewitt
Warner
Milla
Randall
Mills
Yeas
Labor News Impacts Across Mills and Armory Prices
Notices posted across Amoskeag mills in New Hampshire announce a ten percent wage cut starting February 2 as unions seek to avert stoppage. Similar reductions are planned at Winchester Armory and several Massachusetts and Connecticut mills. In Willimantic Linen, full-time hours resume February 2, boosting employment hope. Schuyler Colfax remains at rest in his West Market home as funeral arrangements proceed. In Chicago, Mrs Storey seeks ten thousand dollars yearly from Wilbur F. Storey estate to support her or Anson Storey, pending court decision.
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Maxcuwater
N. H
Amoskeag
Manchester Corporation
Stark
Amoskeag and
Landen
New Haves
Conn
Winchester
Willimantic
Barber
Willimantic Linen Company
Schuyter Colfax
Soorh Benn
Ind
Schuyler Colfax
Colfax
West Market
Tyler Streets
First Reformed Church
The
Odd Fellows
Egypts Finances and Congo Clash Cloud Markets
A Berlin dispatch says Germany rejects Britain's Egypt financial plan, favoring France. England would guarantee an Egyptian loan of nine million pounds, plus an indemnity payment for occupation costs, while Congo freedom may be limited to twenty years. Widespread bond selling and commercial concern follow. Paris notes a deadly mine accident at Liévin, Calais, killing 28 and entombing 20. Japan agrees to pay 500,000 taels to Japan and keep 1,500 troops at Seoul to protect residents. European debates touch German working hours and Africa colonial rights. In Philadelphia, weavers strike with police presence, while Pittsburgh delays meetings due to finances. Cleveland’s Buffalo visit ends with busy engagements before returning to Albany. Skunk pelts bring 90 cents.
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Paris
Temps
Alexandria
England
Berlin
Congo
Chambers of Commerce
Foreign Office
Corea
Japan
Seoul
Féis
Liavin
Calais
Berwin
Rumpf
Reichstag
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Cameroons
West Africa
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Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
Ofrics
East Second Sr
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
DE Gzo
E. Blackham
Buffalo Street
Fifth
Dunkirk N. Y
S. Stanley
W. Kraft
Cer St
Cor. Sixth St
Janes Kash
Robbin
Ware
P.O. Box
Stuation
Jess
J. T. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre
Agency
Westfield
Central Avenue
Journal
Germanta Singing Society
Center Street
Weiler’s
Erie
Moxrok Brook
Telegraph
Avesta
George Jackson
Enterprise Factory
Roberts
Bank of Augusta
George P. Curry
Curry
Major Brown
Harrestine
Senator Ault
Major A
Mr. Brown
A.M. Brown
Brown
Wicarra
Kan
Muna
Stillwater
General Hatch
Salt Fork
New Haver
Winchester Arms Company
Pennsylvania
Comptroller’s and Co Sectors
St. Louisa
St. Louis
State Senate
E. L. Anderson
Stephen F. Anderson
A. L. Knapp
Peter P. Daly
Daly
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Rosenblatt
J. E. Mayhew
Jamestown
AEW Navy
Winsonaron
Hare's Corners
Brandywine-Hundred
Baltimore
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Las Vecaa
N. M
Texas
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Congress
Labor Notes
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Lexpes
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France
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Titteburgh Driving Park Association
Prevanvnce
Pittsburgh Driving Park Association
Chambe of Commerce
Samuel Brown
Presideov
Cleveland
Buffalo
Burraro
Mr. Cleveland
Bla Ol Howe
Bened States
Clevel
Buffalo Pree Club
Albany
Corty
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