Hoey Settlement Rumor Hints Return of Stolen Adams Funds
John Hoey’s settlement with the Adams Express Company appears near, with reports suggesting 500000 dollars of stolen money could be repaid. Company officers decline to confirm details while discussions continue late into the night in President Stanford’s office.
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New York
Dell
Joln Hoey
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Banford
Hoey
Soo
Seward
Guthrie
Morawitz
Leopold Wallach
Dittenhoeffer
Joan Hoey
Dittenhoefer
Tean
Answver
John Hoey
Stanford
Adams Express Com
Comr
Ihttemnhoefer
New Commercial Treaties Adopted in Reichstag Vote
The Reichstag passed the third reading of new commercial treaties by 243 to 48. Verr Kardoff opposed the long twelve year period, citing concern over future results. Chancellor von Caprivi defended the McKinley bill and pan American policy, noting political significance.
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Bevin
Reichstag
Verr Kardoff
Chancellor von Caprivi
Herr Kardoff
McKintey
Caldwell named to Seventeenth judicial district seat
Governor Boies appointed John R. Caldwell of Toledo to succeed Judge Kinne who resigned in the Seventeenth judicial district.
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Hians
Des Moines
Boies
John R. Caldwell
Toledo
Kinne
Seventeenth Judicial District
Hunters Track Two Wild Panthers in Black Swamp
Bundreds of citizens pursue two wild beasts in Ohio near Leipsic and Palmer Township. The smaller female, about five and a half feet long and 125 pounds, eluded capture after trailing through swamp water. Hunters report exhausted hounds, sightings from dry spots, and plans to trap the animals with a larger force as residents vow to capture the panthers believed to be California pumps.
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Leivsic
Black Swamp
J. K. Boughman
Joe Cox
Palmer Township
Do H. Daisy
Samuel Foltz
California
Adopted a New National League and American Association
IND Lanaports December meeting created a consolidated baseball body named the National League and American Association of Professional Baseball Players. Nick Young elected president secretary and treasurer, Phelps solicitor. Headquarters stay in Washington. Directors include Brush Cincinnati Vander Ahe St Louis Hart Chicago Seden Boston Vander Horst Baltimore Scanlon Washington. Ironclad ten year basis set. schedule and rules committee to be named.
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National League and
Ind Lanaports
Ind
Cub
Bates
American Associaion
Heart
Nick Young
Phelps
Washington
Lot
Brush
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Vander Ahe
St. Louis
Hart
Chicago
Seden
Boston
Vander Horst
Baltimore
Scanlon
Young
Mastering a Monster: Gleason Trains the Vicious Stallion Julius
Professor Gleason aims to master the 11 year old 1,800 pound stallion Julius in a $1,000 wager at Curacao on December 18. Many top tamers have failed and the crowd awaits whether he can subdue the notorious horse without severe injury to himself.
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Julius
Parson Davies
Grand Rapids
Troops Ordered to Crested Butte Amid Rising Tensions
Troops are ordered to Crested Butte where a sheriff's squad shields coal loaders as groups discuss the Austrian auction and possible clash with Italians sworn to avenge the Austrians. Anxious crowds form while Yankton considers hosting state party conventions this month.
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Crested Butee
Dexves
Dee
Crested Butte
Senate Adopts Committees and Names Chairmen for Fifty Second
The Senate, led by Mr Manderson, reads and adopts the committee list with chairmen across Civil Service Power to Public Buildings and Grounds. McMillin reports rules, appoints standing and select committees, and notes increases to Ways and Means and other panels, plus a new succession rule for chairmanships. The body adjourns at 12:35 after announcing the death of M. N. Ford.
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Manderson
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Civil Service
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Gallinger
Pfeffer
Gray
Vilas
Vinance
Morrill
Sherman
Jones
Nevada
Allison
Aldrich
Hiscock
Voorhees
McPherson
Harris
Ransom
Carlisle
Fisheries — Stockbridge
Dawes
Stanford
Squire
Blodgett
Call
Gibson
Louisiana
Fryt
Dolph
Davis
Norgan
Butler
Krenna
Chandler
Hale
Procter
Dubois
Daniels
Cockrell
Improvement of
Mississippi
Washburne
Pettigrew
Ffetter
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Pate
Palmer
Pratt
Stockbridge
Shoup
Morgan
Arkansas
Wilus
Interstate
Commerce
Wilson
Wolcott
Higgins
Gorman
Barbour
Colquitt
Judiciary
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Teller
Platt
Mitchell
Pugh
Coke
West
George
Hawley
Cameron
Proctor
Bate
Stewart
Warren
Felton
Chilton
Irby
Plumb
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Freye
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Washburn
Quay
Kenna
Louisana
Paddock
Hansbrough
Turpie
Biodgett
Brice
Postofice
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Dixon
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Tennessee
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District of Columbia
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McMillen
Congress
Committee On Ways and
Ffteen
Committee On World’s Fair and Immigration and Naturalization
Interstate Commerce Committee
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mein
McMilin
Chipman
Michigan
M. N. Ford
Blaine Club in Chicago to Boost Maine Candidate
The Chicago Blaine club plans a full reorganization this evening to support James G Blaine in the coming presidential campaign. Other Blaine groups will be revived as Chicago aims to be the Maine Statesman’s western headquarters amid strong Blaine enthusiasm.
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Chicago
Blaine Club
Maine
Minneapolis
Blaine
Marquette Club
West
Harrison Maay Stands Aside From Blaine for Presidency
Henry Payne, chairman of the Republican state central committee, returned from Minneapolis and denied plans to settle the presidential nomination before the national convention. He said there will be no rivalry if Blaine agrees to run and Harrison will retire if so.
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Harrison Maay
Mitwaaukee
Henry & Payne
Republican State Central Committee
Minneapolis
National Committee
Harrison
Blaine
Flirt Star Sails to Europe Amid Studio Romance Rumor
The Madison theater performance of A Trip to Chinatown omitted Miss Mollie Archmere who was listed but not seen. Archmere sailed on the Teutonic to Liverpool under the alias Miss G C Archimere with unlisted male passengers, amid questions of a Philadelphia wedding and gossip in dressing rooms.
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New York
Chinatown
Madison Theater
Mollie Archmere
Miss Archmere
Teutonic
Liverpool
G. C. Archimere
Glic “Archimere
McKee
Mrs H B Wells Named Associate Editor of Union Signal
Mrs H B Wells editor of the White Ribboner in Jackson Mississippi is appointed associate editor of the National Women s Christian Temperance Union official organ Union Signal to fill the vacancy from Julian A Ames death. She will reside in the city and come with high regard as a versatile temperance writer. London advices report a wealthy old lady bequeathing 150000 to Frances Power Cobbe for temperance and Christian reform efforts.
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B. Wells
Union Signal
Bec
H. B. Wells
White Ribboner
Jackson
Miss
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Julian A. Ames
Airs
Wells
London
Frances Willard
Frances Power Cobbe
Colored man ordained first Black Catholic priest in United States
The Baltimore ordination of Charles R Uncles, a light colored man born in the city, makes him the first Black priest in the United States. Cardinal Gibbons officiated as Uncles was to celebrate his first mass on Christmas Day and serve among his race early next year. A Chicago priest educated in Rome is noted as the other Black clergyman in the country. In Spencer Iowa, a jury returned a verdict for Lucy D Barnes against R B Lytte with $1 090.50 awarded.
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United States
Baltimone
St Peter and Paul
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles R Uncles
Chicago
Rome
Alina Marna
Spencer, Ia
Lucy D. Barnes
R. B Lytte
Clan na Gael Circular Questioned by Dr O Reilly
Louis Dec 19 A Republic reporter quotes Dr Thomas O Reilly saying he has not seen the Philadelphia Clan na Gael circular but doubts its weight He notes Irish Americans feel disgust at Ireland’s turmoil and says conservative Clan members avoid force while a minority led by enthusiasts promotes unrest harming Ireland’s cause.
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Thomas O'Raiily
Louis
Clanna-Gael
Philadelphia
United States
Ireland
Thomas O'Reilly
Republic
Clan-na-Gael
Opposition to Crisp plan for ways and means chairmanship grows
Washington reports growing resistance to Speaker Crisp's bid to place northern lawmakers atop the ways and means and appropriation panels. Friends push back on replacing Holman while Mills’ supporters float a chairmanship offer that faces skepticism. Ex representative Collins warns New England against silver legislation.
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Crisp
Ways and Means
Holman
Springer
Mills
Collins
Massachusetts
Democratic Committee
New England
Democratic Party
Congress
House
Killer Nephew Shoots Miner in Butte Street Tragedy
H J Cunningham a mining man was shot and killed by his nephew Charles Price last evening in Butte Montana. The pair talked softly when Price drew a revolver and fired three times fatally wounding Cunningham in the left crest. Price was arrested but would not speak. A woman is rumored to be involved.
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Butte
Mt. Deot
H. J. Cunningham
Chas. Price
Price
Cunningham
Aftair
Southern Brazil in unsettled condition despite lack of anarchy
A Times dispatch from Santiago reports that southern Brazil remains unsettled though there is no truth to claims that anarchy prevails. The correspondent notes ongoing disturbances but no universal breakdown of order.
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Lonxpox
The
Times
Santiago
Chie
Brazil
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