German Anthem Honors Crown Prince at Madrid Event
Reported in Hong Kong and Hai Phong dispatches the German anthem was performed in Madrid to honor the Crown Prince. French garrison in Haiphong repelled a Chinese assault with 12 killed and wounded. gunboat support damaged but held position. France-China tensions rise with potential war, amid notes of loyalty and potential reprisals.
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Train robbery halts Southern Pacific line near Deming
Details sparse as a band stopped a train four miles east of Deming and wounded a brakeman while robbers removed the safe plate and stole about 760 dollars. Authorities telegraphed the commander and vow prompt pursuit. Repairs and aftermath described across the region as damage from rains and obstructions delay transit and bridge work continues. The same era reports a famous thief, Kelley Shields, identified in Cincinnati as the escapee from St. Louis jail.
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Bank Statements and Deaths in brief from mid November
Weekly statement shows loans up 1.018 million and specie up 939 thousand with legal tenders rising 1.6 thousand and banks holding 1.1839 million above legal requirements. Colonel Albert Pitt Bennett of Accomond Va dies at 55 after Pneumonia. Also a fatal accident in New York where Martin Cunningham dies and several injured by a falling lumber bite at D J Carroll's yard.
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Tragedy and a murder suspect shock Laconia area
In Laconia New Hampshire yesterday a brutal murder suicide occurred at Studdy’s house. Mrs Ruddy, aged thirty six, was found dead in front of the window. Thomas Samon, a cook, was arrested later as a suspect. The coroner’s inquest ruled the deaths the result of Samon’s actions. Disturbances followed in Plymouth and surrounding towns as authorities investigate the case.
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Desperate Strangling Attempt Shocks Upstate Village
Fusion New York Nov 24 A wealthy farmer John F. Devendorf aged sixty of a notable Crescent area man failed in his strangling of his wife at their rural residence Friday night. The wife fought back alerting servants and neighbors who restrained and jailed him. Authorities believe it may be an attempted murder tied to a possible pattern.
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New York
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Lover's tragedy follows marriage plan in Pennsylvania
Charles Forum Potaly Steoth and Dertha Fig faced a doomed union as their engagement ended in tragedy. After seeking work in Philadelphia areas, Dertha fell ill with typhoid and died later, while Charles shot himself in St. Mary’s Cemetery, surviving only briefly. Local reports note further smallpox worries and a string of labor layoffs in nearby towns.
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National Bank Statistics Touch Utah Marriages and Women’s Suffrage
Washington report on Utah marriage records and a push to disfranchise voting women. National bank holdings total $621 million, with reforms urged to broaden loan restrictions. French and American awards list multiple recipients in New Orleans and nearby cities. Local New Orleans treasurer impeachment proceedings advance after Council session. President pardons Sergeant Mason in the Guiteau case.
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Iron trade mood and tariff effects across nations
A London style contends that the iron trade faces a global downturn akin to 1873, driven by steel production growth worldwide and shifting mine output from Spain, Lake Superior, and the Ohio region. Tariff debate centers on consumer prices and industry protection amid rising iron and steel supplies. Separate items note a New York coupon fraud case, arrests, and a Nashville murder, with brief mentions of labor unrest and a Kingston clergyman's controversy.
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Late News Items From The Daily Journal
Fire damages the Campbell hotel block at Napampe causing about 20000 in losses. Litaa boot dealer W L Watt fails with 40000 liabilities, assignee W J Porter. Suomer Mining at Calient losses 750000 from a yesterday fire. David Philipson of Cincinnati accepts call to Baltimore Hebrew Union Congregation. Pittsburgh coal shipments rise 4685000 bushels with 2859000 to Cincinnati. Louisville and others. Lesh & Co’s factory burned at Warsaw Ind, leaving 70 workers unemployed and 75000 loss with 26500 insurance. General John Pope travels to San Francisco via Santa Fe. Willis Phelps, railroad contractor, dies at 77 in Springfield Mass. Navigation hampered by morning fog on St Lawrence. Portland receives 100 undistributed mail sacks. Northern Pacific postal mismanagement criticized. General George J Knrie of Alaska urged to secure civil government in the territory. Cigar manufacturers oppose unions. workers to be discharged if they refuse to work with nonunion labor. In Will County a convict case, Anderton’s head missing after new trial motions.
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