Reorder of House Committees Dominates Reed Speeches
A surge of visitors surrounds Speaker Reed as talks intensify on committee appointments. Reports say Reed plans to consult new members personally, with foreign affairs likely to land under Mr Mitt, while General Bingham readies tariff reenactment bills and Philadelphia delegation measures amid adjourning sessions.
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Poison outbreak among Negroes near Terarsuna reported
Lrrte Reck dated December 5 notes twelve deaths and many more in precarious condition from suspected poisoning. locals blame superstition and fear pestilence, delaying recognition of poison or disease as cause and risking further fatalities due to misbelief and panic.
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Explosion at Minasin Mine Causes Destruction
A blast at the Minasine mine, linked to the Haine Torpedo company, killed multiple workers and caused severe damage. The explosion scattered debris, shattered windows, and disrupted nearby structures. About 1,020 pounds of nutrazine were discharged, and duties of the victims were found at a considerable distance.
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Accused Attendants Seek Release Amid Weak Evidence
The case against Michael Lynch and two other prisoners faced habeas corpus challenges after counsel argued the evidence was weak. Magistrate Sasse denied the release and similar actions were expected for Brown and Swan. Trustees of the hospital pledged to investigate cruelty charges as proceedings continue. Britain refuses arbitration over territory along the Schomburg line. the naval note awaits formal reply aboard the steamship Vernie.
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Court rules on testimony in life insurance dispute
Circuit court decides whether a physician must testify in a Detroit life insurance case. The insurer seeks to annul a $20 000 policy after alleging misrepresentation of health. The treating physician refused to testify, and the court orders compelled testimony if questions touch public matters.
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Lynchings in Virginia Spark Governor O Ferrall Denunciation
The Virginia legislature opens as Governor O Ferrall condemns lynching and calls for due process reform. He attacks gambling, outlines election reforms, and defends use of militia to protect prisoners and property amid tension. A separate New York trial concerns Sheriff Tamsin over prison break, with Weeks presenting the case. A Lion League meeting probes strike settlement progress amid stalled talks and a committee plan.
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Marbury Nominated Again for Baltimore District Attorney
William H. Marbury was again nominated for district attorney of Baltimore by Cleveland. This fourth nomination faces resistance from Senator Gorman, who halted his prior confirmations while Marbury is now a recess appointee. Marbury was part of Cleveland Democrats who opposed Gorman during the previous fall revolt.
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Cleveland
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Miny
Pennsylvania and labor groups discuss reform measures
Delegations led by Peasy and James Cimplyn visited Chief Watts and the district police to discuss improvements in labor conditions and the sweating system. They praised current conditions and urged Pennsylvania to enact similar reforms, while Congress member Phillips faced opposition from labor unions over perceived alignment with employers.
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Choynski and Hadji to Fight Twenty Rounds at Empire Club
Report lists Choynski represented by Parson Dives and Kennedy of the Empire Athletic Club as coming from New York to sign articles for a twenty round fight with Hadji at the Empire Club on January 13. Details note a purse of 254 dollars planned by local promoters.
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Hill Favors Susties Perlham Fortness Mov kon
A fragmented item mentions Senator Ail of New York and a West event in Virginia with references to a nomination for a United States Supreme issue. The garbled text references dates, figures, and political actions, implying discussion of a party or movement and responses.
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Philadelphia Probe Probes Lighting Prices and Directors
Philadelphia journalists report on a municipal investigation into street lighting contracts. The panel heard claims of lack of competition, possible bidder collusion among nine electric firms, and higher costs than Newark or Chicago. An unrelated note covers Ward’s midnight return from Honduras and denial of wrongdoing.
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Yale's Football Captain Chosen At Yale
New Haven December 3 Yale appoints F B Murphy captain of the football team. Murphy has played tackle for two years and also curtailed baseball to focus on Yale football. He previously attended Andover and played both games. Murphy hails from Tuneton City Kansas stands six feet tall and weighs 163 pounds.
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Checks Lifted From Letters Warned By Bank Association
The American Bankers Association warns bankers that letter boxes are being robbed and checks removed from letters before payment. Crooks have used disguises and fast routes, with incidents reported at various targets. The note urges vigilance and secure handling of cash substitutes during mail transport.
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Carolina adopts new constitution in proposed convention
The South Carolina constitutional convention adjourned sine die after adopting parts of a new charter. Delegates hailed the draft, with two remaining delegates to present final agreement on contested sections as the process proceeds.
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Your New Youn Dew and the Bennet Rivalry in Hall
Fragmentary report describes Younes the fighter and a confrontation with Bennet in a hall. Garis and others react as a pokesmith is summoned. Vibert Griffiths appears amid the confusion with fleeting action and shouted remarks.
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Four Coed Arrested in Unclear Feud Case
Four individuals were arrested on unspecified charges in a case involving ties and poles. The report names Lawrence Sieh Bretdskaye Sallatry Toewatt and Willinaslos as involved, with their roles described as laborers. The incident centers on a disrupted train event and unclear motives.
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Lawrence Sieh Bretdskaye
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Willinaslos
Victim of Train Wreckers Dies in New Jersey
Edward Clifford, who played a leading role in A Bowery Garden at the Cram Opera House, died in Serberg New Jersey on Tuesday from shock and probable internal injuries after a railway accident near Cortland. He was reportedly thrown from a sleeper as the collision occurred.
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Corbett Refuses Meeting for 20000 Purse in New York
December 4 report says Corbett will not meet Mitzsimans for the $20,000 purse offered by Dan Stuart of Te Vie. Willian A Brady delivered a challenge to Stoare last night. Stuart now says he will match Maher against Witzsimunoetes and aims to force Corbett into a fight with the quinner.
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Canada Moves to Control Yukon Mail Route
The Canadian government awards a mail transport contract into the Yukon Territory, a move seen as asserting claims to disputed lands and signaling de facto administration beyond Canadian borders. The action follows detachment of troops to Forty Mile and draws international attention to Canada’s territorial ambitions.
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Minnesota Enrolling Clerk Appointed in House
Charles R. K. McKenney of North Street Paul Minnesota named enrolling clerk of the house of representatives. McKenney previously held a similar post in the Pitty Orst compre.
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Nuggets of News From Across The Nation
Nimble items report Chicazro colored men plan a national convention in Detroit for a three day meeting. John Sharp of New Martinsville West Virginia reportedly froze to death five miles south of Huntington West Virginia. Baron Von Buol Borenberg reelected president as the German Reichstag opened. A six story New York sweat shop fire saw several people carried out by firemen. Edwin Bookmeyer and Edwin F Bookmeyer of Lancaster Pennsylvania were implicated in pension frauds in a Philadelphia federal court.
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New York
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Lancaster
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Philadelphia
Convict Stone Linked to Multiple Murders and Confessions
The article traces John Stone and accomplices involved in a string of crimes from Buffalo to Joliet. It notes a private confession implicating Tol Udy, the sentencing of four years for Stone, and a series of murders tied to Duffy, Walrath, and others. Police in Cleveland and Chicago question Stone's role and possible escapes.
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Privilegies on a Big Scale Scandal Learns of Rail Theft
Priviledies on a Big Scale reports Chico contractors George A. Sinks and AL W. Rudston arrested in July for theft of Union Pacific rails valued at thousands. They pleaded to petty larceny and were sent to jail for ten years. Rail cargo discovered ready for shipment. defendants admitted buying from another contractor but could not produce proper documents.
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Cleveland stationary engineers press for higher pay
In Cleveland on December 3 the stationary engineers meet to demand a raise for Hart spring and threaten strike if not granted. Five engineer associations totaling about 900 members aim to reach 1,000, seeking broader participation across the trades. A recent investigation suggests many engineers earn only a little over one dollar a day.
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Justice surgeen Ageby Arrested in Disturbing Case
Justice Simpson, chief of police, was arrested last night on charges of criminal assault against a twelve year old girl in Wentlasd. The incident allegedly occurred in Simpson's office on October 17. A grand jury probes Simpson's conduct as he awaits trial.
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