Populists Speak Out on Gag and Railroad Bill
Indignant speakers Hanne and Lewelling declare they would not vote for the railroad law if compelled. The House debated the measure. Senate final passage faced caucus conflicts and protests. The bill moves to the governor for signature amid delays and amendments.
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Quiet news from Havana and Washington on Ludlow letter
In Havana and Washington reports say General Ludlow's letter to the Junta encourages calm. The administration stance and the Junta's reception foster a tranquil mood as Cubans weigh a future role for American influence and local conduct toward stability.
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Two Members of the Passion Ministry Report Convalescent
A brief says two members of the Passion Ministry, Madeid and Veo Sr.-Genery Saganta and Castellar, are now convalescent. A munting of six Spanish generals is confirmed by two cabinet members, who deem the occurrence significant.
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YEAR'S BUSINESS REPORTS RECORD IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
The year closes with US trade showing strongest gains in five years. Distributive trade rises despite high import demand. Exports of manufactured goods set a peak, with US imports outpacing exports by a wide margin. Prices reach five-year highs as demand remains robust and industrial output expands nationwide.
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Death by morphine act reported in Sedalia Ma
News notes report Sedalia Missouri resident died by self-inflicted morphine poisoning. A fire in Alva Oklahoma destroyed the Jacob Swope building with contents saved. Kansas City Kansas voters approve bonds for a new high school by 1553 to 72. Alvert Browns of Washington Court House left five children locked in home. fire killed two minors.
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Braved Fears for Future of Chinese Empire Rumors
A Yokohama steamer arrived in Port Townsend with dispatches from Japanese papers. Marquis Io expressed grave fear for China's future, claiming a strong figure in Olhon could avert collapse amid rumors of a Russo Chinese treaty. The crowded telegraph column ties in financial and political turmoil across nations.
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French Jack the Ripper Vacher is Guillotined in Paris
Paris reports Joseph Vacher the French Jack the Ripper was executed by guillotine at Bourghon Bresne this morning. He was 20 and confessed to multiple murders of shepherds and young women, often attacking while tending flocks, with claims of innocence in his final moments.
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Mrs Botkin Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
San Francisco December 31 Mrs Cordelia Botkin was found guilty of murder in the first degree for sending poisoned candy to Mrs Mire Dunning in Dover Delaware The verdict spares the gallows and imposes life imprisonment The jury’s decision surprised both sides and the defense vows to seek a new trial or appeal The case was marked by a near fainting episode as Botkin prepared to be escorted to prison and the court adjourned with her lawyers planning immediate post verdict motions
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Disapproval of Hawaiian Cable Concession Reported
The secretary of state disapproved the July concession by the Hawaiian government to the Pacific Cable for exclusive lay cable rights to Hawaii. The action aims to avoid hostility toward the company while recognizing Hawaiian commission formalities and Congress’s broader control of the matter. Morrill Funeral Services Held in Washington Chamber. The late Senator Morrill’s funeral, attended by the president, VP, Cabinet, justices, senators, and others, was conducted with dignity before a large audience. Philidelphia Bank Cashier O. Ferry Jones Commits Suicide. At his Philipsburg residence Jones, a prominent banker and coal operator, died by self-inflicted action amid presumed stress from heavy work and anxiety.
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Unhealthy Job: Door Openers Describe Harsh Winter Work
The piece profiles door openers in stores and buildings as the unhealthiest occupation on the list. They work long hours from dawn to closing, face cold snaps and heavy doors, and earn low wages while expected to stay neatly dressed. Pneumonia is cited as the frequent explanation for illness among these workers.
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Ladder On The Chimney In Iron Stack Design
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Markets by Wire Grain and Live Stock Notes
Chicago and Ganbas City markets show varied activity December 31 with mixed futures. Livestock receipts and prices edge higher in Chicago with notes of steady demand and light stock gains, while grain futures show uneven shifts across Dec May and July contracts amid fluctuating commodity quotes.
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