Deaths and disasters reported in late year news
The itemized notices include the death of Dr. John Racer former Harvard professor. a runway collision killing a conductor and an engineer with several injuries. Keely Motor Company stockholders press patent seizure. ship and rail accidents with wrecks and long passenger treks. Western Montana smallpox spread. church and court disputes. bank robbery in Cleveland. and multiple fires causing extensive losses across Arkansas Texas and Minnesota with casualties and property damage. Names, places, dates, and figures feature prominently.
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John Racer
Harvard College
Thompson
Keely Motor Company
Eait
Keely
Rlan
Propellers Lake
Evie
Manietique Bay
Elore
Michigan
Northern Pacific
Fort Keogh
Montana
Butte
Deer Lodge
Wunderlich
Methodist Judicial Conference
Terreante
Tud
H. W. Thomas
Chicago
Rock River
Am Tudind
Quition
Vikroarek
J. Furrow
Winterset
Tite
Tia White
Marelial Wiles
Denver
Guy Ure
Savithson
Joenver
Baltic
Cleveland
Anilling
Minneapolis
Mai
Ava
Economic indicators and political notes from a distant archive
Twelve months ending October 31 show US exports exceeding imports by 317.9 million, with a public debt near 4.779 trillion after cash in the treasury. A misdated, garbled note references President Garf dock and Peru ministerial support, plus a delayed report on Washington dispatches and investigations.
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United
Iehulien Waltingtown
Baitinvora
Washingxton
Garffokd
Hilbut
Galderon
Peru
Culiega
Vitek
Ose
Wislington
Chieu
Aleriewn
Slide
A Prescott
Walter Blaine
Political points and caucus echoes in Kentucky legislature
Speaker Rundall indicates an 8 percent refunding bill will be introduced soon. Democratic members held a unicameral caucus debating candidates as Mr Buck returns to Washington for the signor of his Beluo Won. Garfield Monument Committee advances toward a satisfactory broader goal.
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Rundall
Kentucky
Leginlature
Buck
Wauhs
Anne
Porter
Crowe
Alexander Hall
Columine
Ohio
Steamer Foundered in Gale Causing Drownings Abroad
In St George a chantel a steamer for South Africa foundered during a heavy gale with ten drowned. Reports mention Ireland developments, London murders, and various European political tensions. Widespread storm damage included over 300 fishing boats wrecked on the Seotted coast.
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South Africa
St. George
Chantel
Ireland
Foreter
Dublin
Lefres
London
Marwood
Jan
Sigmareck
Reichstag
Vatican
Scotia
Earl of Kenmare
Bismarck
Ie Iiem
Litdubo
Tisaiavek
Hicconewan
Treland
Trogan
Wreck in Colpayts Bay Leaves Property Loss
A damaged report notes a vessel wreck in Colpayts Bay near Limerick causing property evictions and injuries. The incident involves Mire Consiline and others, with an estimated boat value around £200,000.
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Benard
Ocal
Colpayts Bay
Byerd
Accrawih
Limerick
Toolaind
Kevereby
Report of the Secretary of the Navy seeks strengthening
Secretary Hunt calls Congress to address neglected naval condition and urges decisive action to restore readiness. He highlights bureau reports and endorses recommendations, estimates $20,018,716 needed for the coming year, and proposes overseas ships and surveys to deter foreign aggression and protect American citizens, with the Dine and other vessels tasked for Gulf and Caribbean duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Hunt
Congress
Bunt
Department
United Blites
Lome
Yunk
Naval Advisory Board
Nival Shryeyniy
Mexico
Central America
United States
Dine Prtel
Gulf of Baumany
Ain Domingo
Irishmen in Council A Nations Convention of Irishmen
About 1,200 delegates attended the convention in Med fia McCormick Ball Chisago with reps from nearly every state and territory. John Finerty of Chicago urged support for Irish countrymen in their struggle against Britain. May Wat J Uys of Chenna was elected temporary chair. Mixord Romyne was named and Mayor Bun Merle of Sorephan was chosen. A permanent organization was formed with Roy Dr Botte of St Louis as president and a committee on resolutions, including one member from each state and territory Canada and Ireland. Patrick gan sent a cable salute from Purvis announcing the tumanty on 600 properties in Ireland refused rents.
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Fia McCormick
Ball
Chisago
Chicago
Valealion
Roy
Dr. Botte
Bulant
Louis
Ae Channity
Canada
Ireland
Patrick Gan
Purvis
Convention adopts reform charter amid rent manifesto debate
Delegates endorse a reform platform pledging non rent measures and support for existing organizations, with a seven member sanitation committee to draft policy. Elmira Yeonner opens land league notes, followed by FP Finerty of Chicago and Michael Keeley, totaling about 39,000 dollars.
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Janus
Pilley
Gildstone
Parnell
Yeonner
Elmira
Med
Finerty
Chicago
Nilly Mir
Michael Keeley
Congressional caucus marks early House race and tariffs
Republicans in Congress convened at the Capitol on December 3 with 146 voting members present. Keifer led on the first ballot for Speaker, while Democrats caucused after adjournment proposing a tariff plank. Greenback members nominated their slate for officers. The Senate discussed committees, funding measures, and protective tariff ideas, with Edmunds resolution favored in caucus.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Hubbell
Michigan
Robeson
New Jersey
J. Myatt Smith
New York
Electaut
Col. Tlooker
Vermont
Col
Brownslaw
Temmessee
Gen
Menderson
Illinois
Updegrall
Towa
House of Hepresyent
LE Decker
Ohio
Fol Ryan
Penmeylvania
L. McCormick
Laudunn
Hugh Lewin
Wisconsin
John Ome
J. W W. Winte
Oho
Canena
Representative House
Tonnerset
Frost
Missouri
Welborn
Eerdanes
Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Stepresenintives
Knott
Dreagan
Tanmrond
Rolay Mord
Gilbert de la Matyr
Ladinna
Leo Crandall
Serecant
H. Martin Williams
Missondi
W. H. Moore
Pennsylvania
Alent Davis
Willican Windom
Minnesoti
Acbill
Voneniou
Exton
Lapham
Ain Sherman
Beck
Miller
Log Om
Grant
Edmunda
Benate UK
Pugh
Senate
Keifer
Raidall
Ford
Xevon Iembers
Chalmers
Mississippi
Dibble
South Carolina
House
The Quiteau Trial Testimony Of Guiteau Remains Fractured
Court heard Guiteau defend his actions with claims of divine inspiration and personal motive. He described letters, early life, and meetings with leaders, while witnesses debated mental state and political context surrounding Garfield’s assassination.
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New York
Gen
Artin
Alwo
Republican
Silv
Guy
Jewell
Arthur
Othark
Grant
Conkling
Tree
Eavy
Witucka
Ushec Hook
Gartiell
Gertield
White House
Garfield
Guitean
Wil
State Department
Dad
Aline
Hit
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J. O. P. Burnside
Postoffee Department
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Huda
Doeninta
David Davin
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Setister Conkling
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