Senate Venezuelan commission bill teeters toward passage
The foreign relations committee proposed amendments to the presidents Venezuelan commission bill. It shifts to three-person appointees, confirms by the Senate, and omits the boundary issue. Debate focuses on readings and potential adjournment as Morgan secures unanimous consent.
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Wasuixarox
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Commission
Lodge
House
Bouce
Allen
Anto
Venezuela Commission
Hasiess
Houe of Representatives
Barrett
Bayard
Thurber
Seinster Gorman
Rcaucua
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Republic of Venezuela
British Guiana
Bold Train Robbery Episode Stuns Indiana Oil Field
One of eastern Indiana’s boldest train robberies unfolded on Fort Wayne line No 43 near Keystone. Six attackers boarded at dawn, terrorized passengers in three cars, and a fierce melee ensued as conductors and riders resisted. Several passengers were wounded and robbers fled into the woods after a stop.
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Muverr
Ind
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati and Louisville
Lakerie and Western Railroad
Keystone
St Loni
Noted Divine Joseph Cook Struck by Illness in Kobe
A daughter in Kobe, Japan reports Joseph Cook, the noted divine, has arrived from Australia broken in mind and body. He gave up his lecturing tour and may not regain health or mental vigor. The piece also recalls David Sayre’s Underground Railroad activities in the 1840s and a destructive blaze at Frank H. Franklin’s Chicago Fair in Huntington Indiana, with losses around eight thousand dollars.
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Japan
Feony Agartrslin
Underground Railroad
Davie Sayre
Wanasa
Dac
Daniel Sayre
Warren G. Sayre
Canada
Sayre
Lagra
Wabash
Grant
Manchester
Mr Sayre
Pennsylvania
Darky
North Monster
Hao
Ranaway
Financial crisis warning cited by President Cleveland
Washington December 21 The message to Congress warns that the gold reserve has dwindled from 162000000 to about 79000000 and predicts further withdrawals. It calls for urgent action to protect public funds and restore confidence, urging Congress to enact measures to maintain American credit.
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Cleveland
Cowme
Congress
Grover Clevevand
Das
House adjourns as committees organize and scenes shift
The House adjourned at 12 55 PM as chairmen named on Ways and Means and other committees took posts. Dingley announced the committee would meet to organize and discuss the president’s message but not propose a bill today. The Senate adjourned to Monday after brief sessions with no major action.
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Wasuindoy
Hill
Sinois
Ways and Means
Dingley
Taine
Reed
Maine
Cannon
Illinois
Walker
Mascachusetts
C. W. Stone
Pennsyjvanis
Jooper
New York
Chickering
Bartholdt
Missouri
Sherman
Milliken
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House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee of the
Hen
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Elco
Train Collision at Frankford Leaves Dozens Hurt
A northbound Resdug Railroad train collided with the outbound train near Seller's Street Frankford after the northbound engineer went ahead against orders. Two dead and many seriously injured as cars splintered and the tender crushed into the smoking room.
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Parasurra
Frankford
Seller's Street
Daniel Hart
George Anderson
Edward Stott
Samuel Sievers
George Lee
Charles Guard
Philadelphia
Herbert T. Fray
William Mosley
Irwin Udall
Lewis Jarret
Railways Combine In Pittsburgh Seeking 20 Million Capital
The Capitalists Syndicate with Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh interests moved to consolidate Pittsburgh street railways. The Pittsburgh and Manchester line may oppose, while five lines remain outside. Consolidated roads would reach 20 million in capital with 4.5 million bonds. Fierce fighting reported at Zietoun near Constantinople between Turkish troops and Armenian insurgents. both sides suffer heavy losses. Will Harper of New Haven was in the city.
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Pittenttre
Pittsburg
Suequehanna
Central Traction
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Central
Birmingham
Second Avenue
West End
Pleasant Valley
Manchester
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ars Ota
Benisy
Frankfort
Unsteady Markets Amid Hesitant Confidence on Venezuelan Gauge
At 1 pm the markets showed less excitement yet remained unstable. Optimism on the Venezuelan question appeared, but US financial prospects unsettled. Liverpool and Glasgow daily gains supported American securities while panics faded. The Standard Cabinet works shut early due to a boiler valve choke from fish. Aurora pastor rebukes indifferent parishioners after morning service.
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Loxpon
Stock Exchange
United States
Liverpool
Manchester
Glasgow
Panu
Financial turmoil and bank suspensions hit markets abroad
London reports heavy opening on New Year trading with sharp rallies later as rumors of Rothschild withdrawals prompt market moves. Public focus shifts to Venezuela, while London bankers deny plans to pull $25 million from America. Closures appear in Philadelphia and Boston firms as European markets ease.
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Wall Street
Rothschilds
London
Umad
Rothachilds
America
Associated Press
United States
Marquis of Salisbury
Foreign Office
Hatfield
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Prince and Princess of Wales
Taday
Sandringham
Poilidelpria
Pullaberrara
L. H. Taylor & Co
Taylor Tonkes
New York
LETIN
Boston
Mayo
T. P. Price & Co
Congress Street
Lonnox
Glasgow
Manchester
H. EK
Stock Exchange
Resignation of Baptist Pastor and Deacons
Yesterday pastor F. C. Cunningham read his resignation after ten years at the church. Deacons also submitted resignations, to take effect February 1, citing lack of conversions and indifference among members. Cunningham came from Boston to serve the congregation.
Revenue Bill Aims for Tariff and Bond Measures in Congress
The Ways and Means Committee met to begin a revenue bill process with thirteen members present. Leaders plan a tariff advance and a bond measure, with a full bill expected after Christmas, while officials deny any immediate bond issuance.
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Wasartheron
House
Congress
Cleveland
Payne
New York
Dingley
Reed
Lel
Washincion
Itia
Lamont
Oley
Carlisle
William Bedwards Sudden Death Casts Shadow Over Peru
William Bedwards former Fort Wayne resident and partner in Stevens Bedwards plumbing firm died suddenly at the Beaver House in Peru after quivering pains on business trip. The 40 year old was long associated with Hattersley Co and wife Stellhore survives.
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William Redwards
Logansport
Mr. Bedwards
of Stevens
Bedward
Peru
Hattersley & Co
Ih City
Stellhore
Madsaon Street
Thomass Sheppard
Montgomery Street
Thomas Sheppard
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Berry Street
M. E
Meyers
Martha Meyers
Charlea F. & Meyers
Root & Co
West
Washington Street
Tramp’s charity note at Feeble Minded Institute shocks town
A man calling himself a tramp left tickets at Siemon's Hook store and later sent seventy five cents with a note praising a Feeble Minded Institute concert. The note signed "A Tramp" explains the gesture and reveals the man’s generosity. No identification was found.
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Siemon
Hook
Aste
Chang
Hellan Siemon
Odd town wanderer and local inquiries mix with crime notes
An elderly, home‑less man wanders north of Lindenwood Cemetery begging daily and sleeping in woods or stockyards. A letter from Mrs. Walrath asks about her son Willidm Walrath who was shot last summer, while Deputy Prosecutor Leonard disputes allegations of prisoner mistreatment. A teacher from Todiena is named for Pine Ridge school.
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Fasband
Hasnoxp
Ind
Griffith
Amall
Clara S. Everts
Everts
Qoen
Chicago
Lindenwood Cemetery
Brookside
Arcols
Mr. Ligetl Deax Ste
Pleia
Hanover Wayrara
Litchfield Street
Frankfort
Leonard
Columbia City
Cunningham
Thompson
Bergman
Police Court Hears Fifteen Cases In Municipal Justice
Fifteen prisoners faced the municipal court this morning in a scene reminiscent of earlier times. Prostitution cases led to fines of 1650 dollars for three women Selina Barnum Pearl Miller and Fanny Lovejoy. Seven men including Harry Smith John Marks William Smith Harry Myers Joseph J Shark William Jones and John Roach were fined 2150 dollars. Roach paid, Jones paid 20 dollars, Smith bailed out, Myers released for working at the Barnum place. Other defendants were jailed or fined for intoxication. Mayor OsKey ordered Mother Barnum to close the house amid warnings officers would enforce the closure.
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Mother Barnum
Borgman
John Marks
William Smith
Harry Myers
Joseph J. Shark
William Jones
John Roach
Roach
Marke
Myers
Barnum Piace
James Bennett
James Kinney
John Benedict
Frank Myers
Patrick Morgan
Tanglefoot
Oskley
Rui
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Railways Combine
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Arthur Kohlbach
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Anpungox
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Postoffice Department
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