scattered telegrams of political and crime items across states
A mixed dispatch lists political contests and events including Worcester mayoral votes, a New Orleans death from a horse fall, and indictments alongside civic appointments. It notes tax and beer policy debates, railroad and university funding, and notable deaths from Burrington to Valparaiso. The report references elections, resignations, and legal actions with varied regional details.
Dead Minister Rev John Stowers of Paradise IU
The obituary notes the death of Rev John Stowers aged 89, son of ex Governor Locus, first territorial governor of Town, described as a pious minister for half a century, passing away at Paradise IU. Other items mention the Illinois Supreme Court sending E S Dreyer's case to the U S Supreme Court, bond market movements, and political notes from various states.
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E. S. Dreyer
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Porto Rico
Tarsiga Wen
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Charles Sabla Taft
Abraham Lincoln
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Washington
River and Harbor Committee
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Chicago
Mississippi
John G. Parke
United States Army
Pacific
J. Clay Armstrong
Auburn
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Rio de Janeiro
Clevene Asyhun Augustus Bartal
West Run
Charles Lowell
Greenfield
Indianapolis
Jim, Ind
Emory Scott
John Grnsscock
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Channing BR. Barnes
Joan H. Nelson
Alexander Stewart
New York
Edward Peaseley
A. T. Stewart
Sing Sing
Newbern
N. C
Frances Marner
Atift
Samus Gompers
American Federation
Americans Defeat Filipino Forces in Luzon Action
Fifty American soldiers beat back several hundred Filipino insurgents as a new wave of events unfolds. The Porto Rican legislature sees a bill to grant women suffrage. American regime in Luzon formed by Filipinos. Gen Arthur issues a proclamation praising order. About 1,090 sick soldiers are expected home soon and volunteers begin returning on New Year’s Day. Insurgents reportedly burned a village on Panay island, while a U.S. medical officer and his men held key buildings with no American casualties.
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Johor
New Zealand
Willer
Coracli University
Scientific Academy of Cracow
Austria
Pure Mathematiche
National Civil & League
Daniel Man
Johns Hawkins University
Str Dent
Carl Schurz
Zessons
New York
New
Ava Bird Gariiner
Vty Lugacy Gener
Aim
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Mexico
Sture
Ua Bar Ventura
Clavelaid
Estinekterk
Elwell Parker Company
Heares
Aton
Clio
Booneville
Ind
John Rollo
Cal Tefora le
Hollie Simons
Contthense Yard
Rockport
Fred
Philadelphia
McPhe
United States Circuit Court
Isaiah
Ossinus
John B. Johnson
Sing Sing
Wnitional Live Stock Association
House
Senate
West
Butter Trust
Luzon
cArthuy
Philippines
Griggs
Boers Cross Orange River Raid Into Cape Colony
Two thousand Boers crossed the Orange River and moved into Cape Colony while Lord Salisbury voiced a grim assessment of South Africa. Colonial troops faced raids and Gen Clement's force narrowly escaped at Nooitpedacht as rumors of further invaders and rebellion spread, delaying the planned London thanksgiving for Lord Roberts.
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Orange River
Cape Colony
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
Gen. Clement
Nooitpedacht
London
Lord Roberts
Easiness in London Reported Invasion Firmed Up
In London the easiness of the situation was reported as the invasion was firmed up and it was said that more William Muyes men had been asked to join.
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London
Kitchener
Foreign. Thirty thousand dock Jabe Antwerp struck.
A jumbled foreign dispatch notes widespread unrest. Chilean leaders fail to form a cabinet while France debates amnesty for clergy. Colombian forces claim a decisive victory against rebels. Papal allocution in Rouic laments Italy Church ties. UK and US face China talks, while powers debate demands. France exempts Massionist priests from heavy tax. News of noble engagements and housing crises appear amid global tensions.
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Antwerp
French Chamber of Deputies
Rouic
Italy
England
United States
China
Paris
Princesa of the Asturias
Charles
Caserta
Fort Salisuiny
London
Malaya
Spain
Great Britain
Turkey
Kurdis
Lana Ament
Fragmented Laconic Idyll of a Widow and Metropolis Kiss
A fragmented, archaic narrative centers on a widow named Sig living with a quiet glamour in New York. A brief, evasive dialogue hints at love, fate, and social restraint as a man recalls his mother’s death and a citywide tension surfaces through a Metropolitan Magazine encounter.
England is scared Australia asked to help fight
War dispatches report reinforced mounted troops to South Africa with 1000 troops to depart next week. Two cavalry regiments and further cavalry drafts ordered. colonial police to 10,000. Australia and New Zealand invited to send contingents. Transvaal front actions described with heavy casualties. Baden Powell to travel to the Transvaal. general staff coordinating reinforcements and logistics for the Cape Colony conflict.
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Dwadon
War Office
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Capstown
Supetown
Bibast
Thorndale
Wrench
Cape Colony
Baden Powell
Transvaal
WV University Official Sues Over Damages
Morgantown West Virginia Hartigan head of the medical department of West Virginia University filed a $25,000 damages suit against President Terome M Raymond. Hartigan was deposed from his post at a regents meeting following the Raymond amendment and the suit grew from that action. Raymond previously taught at Wisconsin University for about a year before moving to West Virginia two years ago.
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Morgantown
W. Va
de. Hartigan
Medical Department of
West Virginia Univereity
Terome MM. Raymond
Board of
Hartigan
Resas
Raymond
Wisconsin University
West Virginia
Roger Walcott Dead, Boston
Boston December 21 The former governor Roger Walcott died yesterday at his Boston home He was born July 15 1847 He was a lifelong Republican though he voted for Cleveland in the 1834 campaign A widow and five children survive him
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Boston
Roger Walcott
Walcott
Cleveland
House Found Where Young Cudahy Was Kept
Reporters traced the residence on Graver Street four miles southeast of the city as the site where Eddy Cudahy was held prisoner. The two story isolated structure has a creaky stairway and features described by the kidnapper, with a vantage point over miles of surrounding country.
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Cudahy
Adel
Eddy Cudahy
Graver Street
Carrabar
Eddie Cudahy
Washington Deaths Reported for Mrs Frye and Congressman
Washington is reporting the deaths of Mrs Willan P Brye wife of Senator Beye who died of heart failure after a period of illness and Representative Wire who passed away after an illness. The notices indicate a Thursday and yesterday timing with local references in Washington Nevada.
House Adjourns In Memory Of Representative Wise
The House met briefly yesterday for 25 minutes and adjourned to honor the memory of Representative Wise of Virginia who died early yesterday. Resolutions were adopted and a committee of seven members named to attend the funeral. The event was reported from Washington.
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Washington
Wise
Vieginig
Oulu
Laken Nati
Deepening Harbor Bills Draw Largest Inland Measure
Washington reports a $60 million harbor deepening measure may rise further, with about 40 million in maritime works and 27 million for authorization. Wisconsin projects include Milwaukee harbor of refuge and Ashland grants, while the Mississippi and Ohio river corridor work values reach several million dollars across multiple contracts.
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Chainman
Burton
Senate
Waich
Texas
Galveston
Mlingis
Watkeuan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Harbor of Refuge
Harbor
Mississippi River
Headwilters
Head
Ohio
Missouri River
St. Paul
Chicago Market Prices for Produce Yesterday
Chicago market table lists opening, highest, lowest and closing prices for produce yesterday. Key items include fresh vegetables and fruits with price ranges shown for each. figures reflect daily trading activity at major exchange blocks in Chicago.
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Chicago
Maine Shipyards Output Surges With 65000 Tons Anew
The shipbuilding industry in Maine has been very active during the past year and it is estimated that new tonnage from the state will total about 65 000 tons by the end of the year. Sixty three vessels, mostly sizable, have been launched this year and prospects for the next season are encouraging.
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Maine
Ping Tree
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