Weekly foreign brief highlights across Europe
Summary of global events this past week with Italian government victory in elections and a deadly knife incident in Portugal. Reports include Hungarian ministry collapse linked to a monument dispute, imperial tensions over the army bill, and visits of Queen Regent Christina and King Alfonso to Madrid. Also notes prison ships for Russian exiles, a custody case in Ireland politics, a fatal Scottish train wreck remark, a Polish police discovery of mass remains, Austrian church tragedy, an Edinburgh to London express wreck with fatalities, Gladstone’s ban on the Lord Mayor banquet, and French Dahomey war nearing closure with Behangin to be executed on capture.
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Italy
Portugal
Buda Pesth
William
Bismarck
Christina
Alfonso
Madrid
Seville
Clyde
Sibera
Deacon
Gladstone
Rcotch
Tonasky
Poland
Rler
Edinburg
London
Dahomey
Behangin
Thanksgiving Day and political notices from Washington
Secretary Tracy returns from New York as eight thousand government employees go home to vote. The President designates Thursday as Thanksgiving Day. Davenport the rainmaker tours the Southwest. Harrison receives returns privately. Blaine meets with the President after resigning. Stone's leave extended to March. Miller orders marshals not to shield themselves at polling places. Deyrenforth, the Port Meyer rainmaker, is suppressed. Aldrich warns against interference with federal supervisors. Blaine may write another book. Washburn and Batchler resign as ministers. Roosevelt says Republicans obey the civil service law against government employee solicitations. others are accused of violations.
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Tracy
New York
Davenport
Harrison
White House
Blaine
Charles Stone
Navy
Miller
United States
Deyrenforth
Port Meyer
Aldrich
John D. Washburn
Switzerland
George 8. Batchler
Portugal
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Republican
Cleveland Wins Presidency in General Election Result
General domestic results show Cleveland elected president carrying possibly 270 electoral votes to Harrison 187 and Weaver 45. Democrats expected to hold large House majority with Senate projected Democrats 44 Republicans 39 People’s 5 aided by Vice President Stevenson.
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Harrison
Weaver
Democrats
House of Representatives
Senate
Republicans
People’s Party
Stevenson
House
Parsons
New York
New England
Mill Dean
Kansas City
Mercier
Quebec
Bradstreet
Wall Street Review
Atlantic Ocean
New Orleans Exchange
Crowed Crimes and Courtroom Echoes Across America
A sweeping tally reports thefts and arrests from Eugene Crow’s alleged plunder to misfortunes at Muskogee and Behring Sea wrecks. It notes political stances, aviation and train accidents, and public scandals from New York to Portland with names like Theodore Child J Henry Harper and Ellen Downey, plus depictions of fires, riots, and a coroner’s accidental death verdict.
Market Report for Cattle Wheat and Corn Listings
Markets across New York Chicago and Kansas City show price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with wheat corn and oats quoted. Notable figures include cattle at 5.05 to 9.50, hogs around 85, and wheat No 2 around 65 to 68 cents, with corn generally near 40 to 50 cents and oats in the 25 to 30 cent range.
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New York
Seaman
Chicago
Wing fugitive after wife’s murder in Louisville
Police hunt Albert E Wing known as Bert Wing for killing Rosie Davia. Henry Guy Carleton the playwright, recently divorced from Biffle Bhannon, faces trouble over alimony and remarriage contrary to court decree. Seven South Carolina printers errantly printed Democratic tickets risking election impact.
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Louisville
Albert E. Wing
Bert” Wing
Rosie Davia
Henry Guy Carleton
Biffle Bhannon
Democrats Have It Count in House Seats After Election
An analysis of congressional returns shows Democrats ahead in the next House, with about 707 Democrats to 120 Republicans and nine fusionists or third party members. Southern states and several regions expected to yield Democratic majorities while Republicans gain in New England and the Midwest. The tariff revision question looms as the major issue shaping coalition alignments.
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D.C
House of Representatives
Limg Conpuss
Remhleams
Democrats
House
Anitalorat
Liughlin
South Carolina
Pene
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HuTenet
Linus Alliance
Kansas
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Missouri
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Mehanctilin
Sault
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Bentueley Gal Donb
New England
Sionmtingrine Museeachusetts
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Delaware
Humber
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California Returns Show Close Presidential Vote
Statewide results trickle in from California as precincts report Harrison ahead yet tight. Legislative tallies hint Democrats poised on joint ballot, while scattered counties and districts show shifting majorities amid near final returns.
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California
Repares
Jas Fraxeiro
Cal
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Senate
Iiem
Pelton
United States
Members of the House by States Politics Table
The following table presents the politics of the House of Representatives members by state. It lists names, party affiliations, and key roles for each representative across all states.
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House of Representatives
Miners Demand Sixty Cents A Ton In IL Mines
Miners in Miners and Fulton counties held a meeting and decided to demand sixty cents a ton for coal. The price to take effect November 16 unless operators agree. Operators say they cannot raise prices due to closed winter contracts and infeasible margins, risking mine idling.
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Pronto
Ming
Fulton
Missouri News Highlights From Independence to Jefferson City
A head end collision near Independence involving freight No. 74 and work engine No. 208 left crews damaged and engineer Curtis injured but not seriously. The Southeast Missouri Medical Association adjourned in Bismarck after three days with next meeting set for Charleston in May 1893. Reports span crime, a rain and hailstorm in Chillicothe, the death of Sedalia Savings Bank president Mentor Thomas, and the formation of a Law and Order League. Moberly and Cass County notes include county bond talks, court terms, and Cass County judges returning home. Jefferson City approved a electric light ordinance, adding 90 arc lights and extending incandescent service for ten years. A Missouri youth, Alfred Blewett, was arrested on a Joplin train and returned to his mother. he carried money and claimed New York ties.
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St. Joseph
Afc
Billy Shea
Tyler
Tex
Ellen Downey
Brooklyn
Mercier Rec
Point Barry
Alaska
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I.T
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Minden
Mich
Canada
Felix Adler
Society of Ethical Culture
New York
Chicago and Alton
Independence
Curtis
Southeast Missouri Medical Association
Bismarck
Charleston
Goodykentze
Ogledo- Dia
Winn
Morley
Winyard
Jackson
Southeast
Howard
Cape Girardeau
Jamies Q. Carrol
Taney County Star
Oy. Francis
Sheriffs Day
Cook
Williams-Bright
William Caudle
Rube Isancs
Bob Stockntill
Springfield
Ozark
George Friend
Chillicothe
Mentor Thomas
Sedalia Savings
Sedalia
C. W. Robbins
Central Business College
League
JH. Mertz
Chas. McTaughlin
G. W. Barnett
J. A. Montgomery
WH. Evans
J. W. Trader
Moberly
John A. Hockaday
Court House
State of
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Frank Clark
John Reigh
Edward Acre
Globe Democrat
Denny
Clark
Hannibal
Kansas City
Cass County
Phillips
Cold Water
Polk
Austin Township
Pleasant Hill
Philips
Jefferson City
A, Home Company
Joplin
Marshall Hill
Nevada
Alfred Blewett
New York State
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