Jeannette Board records and storm warnings in Washington
Washington reports the Jeannette Board begins examining seaman Ninederman after his Arctic cruise assessment. A November debt reduction is shown and Gold certificates are ready. President receives a Canadian weather warning forecasting a major March storm affecting ships and coastlines. General McKensie promoted. Updegraff funeral arrangements advised. Garfield Board of Audit concludes most physician claims with remaining pending.
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Washington
First National Bank of
Wilmington
Gil- Sllen
Tus Jeannette Board
Seaman
Ninederman
Jaannattsin
San Francisco
DeLong
Wyman
United States Navy
Convention of Labor Unions
Alex. M. Kennedy
J. H. O'Brien
United States
Congressional Committee
Treasury
Butler
Secretary of the Interior
E. S. Morrsfield
Porterfield
Chicago
General Land Office
Lasalle
Ind
Lasalle County
Hannibal D.orton
Finance Divison
Post Office Department
E. F.stone Wiggins
L.L.D
Canadism Finance Department
Ottawa
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky
Mideast
New England
Atlantic
Ronald S. McKensie
Keifer
L. W. Updegraf
J. T. Updegraff
Updegraff
Ohio
McKinley
Townsend
Converse
McClure
Atherton
Caldwell
Kentucky
Bayne and Miller
Pennsylvania
Garfield Board of Audit
Remains Found Near North Topeka In Woods
December 1 Topeka dispatch reports the unknown man found in woods near North Topeka with a skull wound. The memorandum book suggests name Johann Dizon of Mount Carmel Illinois. Also noted: a boy named Brown run over at Union Pacific depot with left arm severed. a farmer Atterbury near Rossville kicked in abdomen. stolen horses of Rev. John D. Knox recovered on Dragoon Creek near Burlingame.
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Topeka
Kas
North Topeka
Johann Dizon
Mount Carmel
Brown
Union Pacific
Cary
Atterbury
Rossville
New York Business Failures Count 126 in Week
Reports to R G Dun Co show 126 business failures in the last seven days, with 114 in the country and 12 in New York City. Eastern states 19, Western 32, Pacific coast and territories 10, Canada 14. Notable New York City failures include C F Fair teas Graham Aitkin dry goods Kendall Bros hardware and Dodge Sinclair, with stock and oil market weaknesses and iron trade woes cited as common causes.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
New York City
Western
Pacific Coast and Territories
Canada
C.F. Fair Teas
Graham & Aitkin
Kendall Bros
Pawer
J. H. Adams &Co
Dodge & Sinclair
Windom Likely Choosen for Senate on First Ballot
Minneapolis Dec 1 A careful canvas of the Legislature indicates Windom will be elected to the Senate on the first ballot Among 118 Republican members 82 earnest supporters are claimed while not over 12 are strongly against him most favor Dannell The remainder are doubtful and may vote Windom Dannell's strength is confined to his old Congressional district A joint ballot requires 76 votes and Windom's side claims a margin of six or eight votes
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Windom
Minneapolis
Senate
Friends of
Dannell
Express freight wreck at Port Chester derails ten cars
At 7 this morning an express freight train from Harlem to Boston ran off the track at Port Chester due to a misplaced switch. The locomotive was damaged and ten cars derailed with contents scattered. Engineer Lewis remained at his post until the locomotive broke.
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New York
Harlem
Boston
Port Chester
Lewis
Hhis Post
Dorsey defenses star routes case in Washington
Stephen W. Dorsey declares through a public statement that he faced a relentless campaign to ruin his reputation. He recounts meeting with Garfield and Jones in 1881 to push a legitimate, impartial inquiry into star route contracts and asserts he faced falsehoods, prosecutorial overreach, and efforts to taint his public record.
Right to Expose Opinion on Star Route Mail Service
The speaker asserts a right to expose opinions and notes that facts about involvement with the star route mail service were provided to the President and Attorney General in 1881. They claim these details have never been disputed and will not be, while denouncing ongoing falsehoods used to glorify those in power and crush supporters.
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Gen. Garfield
James
MacVeagh
Col. Ingersol
Col. Ingersoll
Gen. Arthur
Senator Conkling
George C. Gorham
Garfield
Col. R. G. Ingersoll
United States
New York City
Gorham
Pope
McVeagh
Ingersoll
Col Ingersoll
Mhe
Dorsey
Peck
J. W. Dorsey
Minor
Fee
Jobe Dorsey
S. W. Dorsey
Ayers
Peck & Miner
Miner
Henry M. Vaile
John Dorsey
Congress
Vaile
John N. Peck
J. W. Dor
Guy
Gen Brady
Post Office Department
Gen. Brady
Col. Peek
J.W. Dorsey
Brewster
Cers
Marshal Henry
Ainger
Parker
Henry
Star Route Mail
Steamer Goes Down in Unnamed Incident Across Seas
Reports indicate another steamer foundered with unknown casualty figures as maritime danger continues to flare in distant waters. Meanwhile rail accidents occur in quick succession and iron mills face temporary shutdowns amid ongoing industrial strain.
Steamship wreck and loss of life reported from Atlantic sea disaster
London reports the Pariole sank off Congo after a collision with the steamer Lidsdale. The crew were saved at North Sunday. The Cedar Grove, with 26 aboard, lost five including Capt Gritz Fairall and two engineers. several bodies recovered as wreckers searched. A Boston mate recalls losing a captain and a lady when the Cedar Grove went down.
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London
Halifax
Congo
Lidsdale
North Sunday
Cedar Grove
Canso
Lloyd's
Walker's Head
Boston
Inhuman Toronto Teacher Convicted Over Whipping Incident
A ten year old pupil at a Toronto school was whipped with a rawhide by a teacher after refusing to answer questions. Principal A T John conducted the punishment, a neighbor director intervened to stop it, and the boy reported 52 lashes. The father obtained a warrant and the teacher was arrested with trial set for the next morning.
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Toronto
Kay
Esquire Anderson
A.T. John
John
State College
Agricultural College
Mar~hattan Ia
Whiskey suits threaten actions over fake Anderson county whiskey
A Louisville report says W H McBroyer of Anderson county plans lawsuits against several New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and others for using his brand McStoyer on blended whiskies while claiming they originate from Anderson county Kentucky The suits may involve major firms and uncover startling revelations about compounding and labeling practices, with Cincinnati as a likely first venue.
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Louisville
W. H. McBroyer
Anderson County
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
McStoyer
Kentucky
Cincinnatti
Barber Bros Drug Store Tonic Promised Cure
An ad style mock praise urges readers to visit Barber Bros drug store for Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic to cure a woebegone person of dyspepsia or liver troubles. It promotes a bottle as an infallible remedy despite vague claims and damaged wording.
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Barber. Bros. Drug Store
Dr. Jones
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Jeannette Board
Congressman Updegraff
Stephen W. Dorsey
Guiteau
Stephen W Dorsey
Jones
Arlington Hotel
House of Representatives
Col
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Wayne MacVeagh
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