Peacemaker 13 inch gun praised after historic Princeton incident
The New York Tribune discusses the Peacemaker gun tested at Indian Head and contrasts it with the 1844 Princeton explosion that killed officials and guests. It notes the gun’s immense firepower, the earlier 12 inch design, and the infamous toast before tragedy halted further large caliber naval guns until near the Civil War.
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Amick Chemical Co. Claims on Consumption Cure
Depositions in the case Dr. Amick vs Reeves reveal the Amick Chemical company of Cincinnati supplied forty thousand doctors with Dr. Amick's treatment for consumption. Daily, up to a thousand dollars in samples were distributed, each patient receiving a trial outfit and an inhaler. The firm introduced files with thousands of physician reports of cures across disease stages.
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Kolb Urges Montgomery Rally to Seize Governor Seat
Reuben F. Kolb publishes a December 1 oath of office plan in Alabama and calls his followers to Montgomery to assume the governorship amid fraud allegations from 1892. The message warns against unlawful demonstrations while urging lawful action to uphold the people’s will.
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Couple marries in Paris with three distinct ceremonies
A newlywed couple in Paris marked their union with three ceremonies: civil, Roman Catholic, and Protestant. The note highlights the multi faith celebration reflecting their diverse religious affiliations.
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Governor Jones Talks In Alabama Dispatches
Governor Jones refused interview in Montgomery reception after a telegram about Kolb's manifesto. He said William C. Oates elected governor by the people and that Kolb’s advice would not be heeded. he warned of consequences if acted upon.
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Southern Pacific Grab in Oregon Mineral Lands Fight
In Ashland Oregon an effort by the Southern Pacific to secure patents on unoccupied lands within the railroad grant presses protests from mining districts. Surveys near Rogue River valley prompt protests that mineral lands are being targeted under a non mineral claim while the 1866 charter reserves odd sections for non mineral use. Local committees prepare to file contests and gather district testimony for a broad challenge.
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Denver Voters to Decide on 250000 Water Works Bonds
Grand Junction dispatch reports a Grand Mesa sourced plan to build a water system taking water from Mesa and Rapid creeks. Twenty six miles of pipe, a reservoir north of the city, and bonds of 250000 at 5 percent due in ten to fifteen years will fund the project with an election set for December 28.
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Oil Boom Plan Emerges in Routt County
Red Cliff Colorado November 19. The latest big scheme here is the organization of a company to develop oil fields said to exist in Routt county near Red Cliff.
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Oil Surveyed in Bear River County Claim
A two man county company claims a new oil field in Bear River area. They plan surveys and platting this week and will prove up the claim. A sample oil sits in the clerk and recorder office, described as golden brown like New Orleans molasses, found in large quantities in the upper Routt region. One spring yields crude oil instead of water and has been used by nearby ranchers for oiling implements. The oil locality is near Walcott and the United States stage line toward Boat Springs.
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Denmark imposes immediate ban on US cattle and beef
Copenhagen reports that Denmark halts import of United States cattle and meat after a surprise government decision. Danish minister Beventlow cites German restrictions as a likely trigger and notes no prior Danish action on American products amid concerns over Texas fever.
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Mine at Como Flooded Forces Temporary Shutdown
A Como mine reports Mine No. 5 flooded for three days as water rises faster than pumps can remove it. New pumps have been ordered and will arrive soon to restore operations.
Rock Island Withdraws From Festerm Passenger Association
Chicago November 19 Rock Island line withdrew from the Festerm Passenger Association leaving a slim majority in favor of the move. The action aims to push for reorganization of the roads that formed the old group and to compel a new unified system.
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Gas Escape Hospitalizes Dozens at Liverpool Church
A gas leak at the Methodist Episcopal church in Liverpool Ohio on November 1st left several people overcome with many others affected. A new boiler or beet was installed earlier that week and a gas pipe beneath the floor was found defective. Five persons are reported to be in likely recovery.
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Paul Conrad Dead in New Orleans
Paul Conrad died in New Orleans today after a period of illness. He was known as a key figure in the Louisiana Lottery and had wide recognition in the country.
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WHI Accept the Cut Pittsburg Man Seeks Wage Concession
An employee at Westing Brake Works Wilmerding sought a 20 percent cut that would take effect soon. The move is expected to result in many workers being cut but remaining at work.
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Shooting at Grant Ends in Death in 2008 Incident
In Grant Colorado on November 10 a person identified as Brimer was shot and killed during a local trouble. Smeadley is said to have attacked Brimer in a disputed incident that ended in a fatal shooting.
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