Anarchists Try to Loot and Burn Rome City
Rome authorities thwart an anarchist plot to loot and burn the city as militants from nearby districts attempt entry. Shots exchange with troops occur. no injuries reported. Mob disperses, villagers warned as militants roam the countryside seeking firearms. In Jacksonville, Gov. Mitchell blocks the Corbett-Mitchell fight. promoter Bowden vows the match will still take place, urging spectators to gather by January 4.
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Zanesville
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Jacksonville
Duval Athletic Club
Bowden
Soething
Mitchell
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Siege of Baye in Rio insurgent stronghold ends in rout
Rio Janeiro special reports the siege of Baye raised after eighteen days. Government troops under Gen Curios Teles launched a final sortie to rout the insurgents, who abandoned weapons and munition. Government losses numbered 36 killed and 90 wounded. Four hundred hostile fighters were killed or wounded. Two government soldiers captured were reportedly burned alive.
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Rio
Rio Janeiro
Baye
Curios Teles
Phonstryente
Four Masked Men Rob Wealthy Farmer Home
Four masked men entered the residence of a wealthy Gege man four miles from Vine eennes during a card game. They looted valuables including jewelry and money, found three hundred dollars, and fled after taking Mr Anholl's gun and revolvers.
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Miles
Robbery at Schultaz Co. Soap Factory and Fire at Mills
Three unseen men overpowered guard Day at Schultaz Co. soap works and fled with 8800 in checks 2000 in cash and a diamond ring after binding him. Fire destroyed the Houson store and home near Mills A small village sixteen miles west of Barboursville Kw Mrs Houson and two daughters perished.
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Watchman Day
Fred Houson
Mills
Barboursville
Fire outbreak devastates multiple TL area stores
Fire at Roadhouse in TL destroys H. Deck general store and a hardware shop run by J Wilson, Nebo Hardware Co, John Deinhart bakery, and the Globe Hotel. Estimated loss reaches 25000 dollars with 19000 dollars insured. Governor Markham of California proclaims the 27th as a public holiday in honor of the Open versus the World winner.
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H. (. Deck
J. Wilson
Nebo Hardware Combe
John Deinhart
Globe Hotel
Gev. Markham
California
Train collision and multiple deaths reported in eastern rail incident
Reports recount a Wilktsrarre passenger train colliding with a New York freight near Sunbury Pennsylvania. Freight cars derailed and exploded. Express Messenger John Deitz injured. In Somerset Pa Samuel and Wilson Walker and Ezra Baer crushed. Wilson Walker loses an arm. Also coverage of indictments in Gravesend, oleomargarine dispute, bank fraud at Consolidated National Bank, a long list of local accidents and robberies.
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Sunbury
John Deitz
Samuel
Wilson Walker
Ezra Baer
Somerset
Kaer
Samuel Walker
Bas
John Y. McKane
Gravesend
New York Mercantile Exchange
Governor Flower
Philadelphia
National Bank Examiner
Hardt
Consolidated National Bank
Baker
Pierson
Newton Creek
Long Island
Jess
Fires and robberies and other events in the news
A fire at the Southern Hotel Building Chattanooga Tenn caused about 60000 dollars in losses with the People's Grocery Company wholesale losing 45000 and the area sustaining 15000. An attempted robbery of the Knoxville train express car near Livingston was repulsed by Messenger James Jarvis. In Chattanooga Harry Delany, a snake charmer, was bitten by a rattlesnake but revived. A Baltimore gale led to six deaths and a notable harbor rescue of three sailors from England. Pennsylvania Democrats nominate James J. Kean for Congress. several U.S. Senate nominations and appointments announced. Carlisle favors a 100 million loan certificate issue. Utah Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma admitted to the Republican National Committee. naval gunboats Machias and Castine deemed unsafe and to be lengthened. a tariff bill and banking tax issues discussed. Carter resigns as National Republican Committee chair. Manley elected to replace him.
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Global News Snippets and Notable Deaths
Reports from Hawaii Cabinet discussions and President Cleveland’s displeasure over Willis. Edward S. Mead of Dodd Mead & Co. dies in Southampton at 47. Berlin troops quell a homeless riot outside a shelter. Belgian ministry threats over suffrage law. Vaillant on trial in Paris for a Chamber of Deputies bombing. death sentence issued. Alleged Winnipeg rabbi linked to discreet grants. Brazilian insurgents win in Sao Paulo. Trotting-horse circuit forms Western Southern association. Transcontinental rate war looms as officials fail to agree. Obits and brief notices from Southampton Buffalo Cambridge Hagerstown London.
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Congress Receives Full Hawaii Dispatches From Cleveland
President Cleveland transmits to Congress the Hawaiian correspondence not previously submitted. Dispatches from Minister Stevens and two former ministers, including an October 8 1892 report, are now laid bare with limited exceptions. The note explains withheld items and outlines restoration negotiations and royalist claims.
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Aleo
Seherewith
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Honolulu
Iaim
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Oes
Mariposa
Mob Hangs Three Men After Jail Raid Near Lu cas
A mob of about 100 men seized William Gay aged 0 his son John 30 and J G Burton near Lu cas from Russell jail and hanged them to a railroad bridge. Coroner’s verdict death by persons unknown. no inquiry into mob action. Burton described as a hunchback.
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J. G. Burton
Lucas
Russell
Dinning
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