Unsuspected Reports on Stanley Emin Meeting Belief Evacuation Plans
London reports from the Telegraph Zanzibar correspondent say claims of a Stanley Emin Bey meeting are untrustworthy. The English government plans to withdraw troops from Suakim as Egyptian forces are believed capable of handling Arab threats, though on withdrawal Arabs may renew the siege. The Star cites coroner inquests into East End murders suggesting one or two assistants aided the mutilations. Hayti yields little news as the Alvo brings Nov 28 dispatches. no bombardment reported, Huaytien Republic remains in Port au Prince harbor.
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Londox
Telegraph
Zanzibar
Stanley
Emin Bey
Emin
London
Sualsini
Loxpon
the Star
East Nd
White Chapel
Hayti
New Yorke
Alvo
Port Au Prince
Williams
Russian Consul Suspected of Nihilist Ties in Malta Theatre Incident
Vienna reports the Russian consul at Malta, Me Vela, faces possible gyresting related to a bomb scare at a theatre. Duchess of Tdinbureh and Princess Maris of Russia were present as hints point to Nihilist tendencies linked to Me Vela.
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Vienna
Malta
Me Vela
Ptolice
Tdinbureh
Maris
Russia
Voila Las Jong
Revolt of Fort Arsenal Guards Ends Bloodless
In Constantinople in December soldiers stationed at the arsenal revolted over stipend grievances. The clash was sharp but bloodless and ended by the ringleaders, including a man named Oney.
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Constantinople
Four Men Rob A Boy In Pittsburg Elevator
A 10 year old messenger for Dilworth Porter & Co in Pittsburg, Joseph Sturtevant, drew $1,000 from a bank and, while paying an account, was robbed by four men who entered an elevator with him. They laughed when he claimed the money was missing and fled after he alerted police.
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Pittsburg
Lim
Pittspurg
Joseph Sturtevant
Dilworth, Porter & Co
Penn
Sturtevant
Mudd Will Contest Kyiroorne Seat in Fifty-First Congress
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper notes Mudd, Republican candidate in the Pilih district, planning to contest Barnes Compton Democratic rival for a Fifty-first Congress seat after a two vote plurality was certified by Judge Jackson. The passage also mentions presidential pardon and various unrelated notes.
Destructive Fire at Broken Hill and Australia Coal Strike
Australia reports a July November fire at Broken Hill New South Wales destroying sixty wooden buildings in two hours with heavy losses due to lack of insurance. The New Castle coal miners strike ends with eight thousand idle workers and one and a half million dollars lost. A hurricane hits Clermont Queensland November 29 driving stones through houses and damaging gardens forests. Bush fires across New South Wales cause extensive damage including large sheep losses.
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San Francisco
Australia
Broken Hill
New South Wales
New Castle
Clermont
Queensland
Canadian corruption tied to American money in Quebec election
Montreal reports Liberal premier Honoré Mercier facing attacks from Conservative papers accusing Liberal campaign funds of receiving large sums from American manufacturers. The Journal des Trois-Rivières backs the claim, alleging Liberals shifted from penniless to heavy spending once the campaign began, with counties flooded by American bills.
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New York
The
Herald
Montreal
Ifonore Mercies
Liberal Party
Quebec
United States
Journal Des Trois Rivieres
Murderer Kuhni Fleeing to Europe After Primrose Slaying
The search for William Christen's killer continues with remains found. investigators report the crime was committed in bed, with blood traces hidden by washing and burning. Sheriff Estes says Kuhni sailed from Philadelphia December 29 on the Lord Gough to Queenstown, en route to Basel via Liverpool, and will be arrested on land.
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Kuhni
Christen
Europe
Mapisoy
Wis
William Christen
Primrose
Rubin
Negroes Cornered in the Mountains as Manhunt Advances
Dispatch from Washington Mississippi reports whites have involvedly cornered the negro murderers in the mountains and can capture them without help from neighboring counties. Two newspaper correspondents were ordered to quit Kemper county for their articles and left Sunday, safeguarding their lives.
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New York
Wahatalk
Miss
Kemper County
The Queen on the Fisheries Treaty
Parliament prorogued until January 31 as the Queen’s speech in the Lords notes continued friendly foreign relations. It regrets that the fisheries convention with the United States did not gain approval from the American senate. Temporary arrangements are expected to prevent immediate inconvenience.
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Loxton
House of Lords
England
United States
American Senate
Pope's Speech Urges Catholics to Pressure Papal Supremacy
The pope spoke before the sacred college of cardinals in Rome on December 26 thanking God for jubilee and urging Catholics worldwide to legally advocate the papal throne's supremacy. He deplored liberal enactments and delivered a violent bitter address.
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Rome
Sacred College of Cardinals
Italy
Papal
Liberal
Night of gunfire in Simer City ends in double tragedy
On Saturday evening in Simer City N M A L McAfee shot and killed Hudson then was killed by Hudson's brother. The incident stems from a cattle ranch ownership dispute at the Cassiter ranch. Hudson was jailed in the local jail following the killings.
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Simer City
N. M
Fort Bayar
A. L. McAfee
Hudson
Cassiter
Fire Destroys Nashville Block and Fatal Boiler Blast
A boiler explosion at a Colorado saw mill killed five workers. In Seattle, the steamer Lief Erickson burned near Alki at 5 PM, causing seven deaths including Annie Tollner of Sidney and J H Noreus of Sydney. The ship carried general merchandise and firefighters report a possible alcohol ignition.
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Colorado
Seattle
W.T
Lief Erickson
Alki
Annie A. Tollner
Sidney
Mason County
J. H. Noreus
Noreus Brickyard Company
Sydney
Jacix Semmons
T. Smith
Smith, Taylor & Co
Colby
Gates
Nashville Handsome Block Burned In Major City Fire
A Nashville fire destroyed Baxter Court, an elegant office building, at 9:30 p m on December 26. The blaze started in the engine room and caused over 60 000 in damage with 50 000 insured. Prominent tenants included Edward Baxter of the Louisville and Nashville railroad and R G Dun Co records were wiped out. Judge Matt W Allen was badly burned escaping. By 11 30 the fire was controlled.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Baxter Court
Edward Baxter
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
R. G. Dun & Co
Hermitage Insurance Company
Matt W. Allen
Riddle & Co
Fire reported in New Cumberland scene of great conflagration
A Wheeling dispatch cites a report of a major blaze in New Cumberland West Virginia with details unavailable due to late hour. In Denver a Hastings saw mill boiler blast at Gold Hill killed three men and fatally scorched another.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
Pirrspere
the Times
Wheeling
Denver
Colo
Gold Hill
Colorado
Hastings
Andy McDonald
A. Garnard
Nedlett
Niles
Mike Barnard
Blue and Gray Honor Gen Felix Agnus in Baltimore
The Maryland line of Confederates presented Gen Felix Agnus, former Union fighter and publisher of The American, with a framed address honoring his aid in establishing a Confederate home for destitute veterans at Pikesville. The group praises his moral and material support and blessings his family and Union comrades.
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Felix Agnus
Baltimore
South
Maryland
Agnus
Pikesville
Sentences for murder in Brseyisatox men lifelong terms
John Gran and James Grushannon were convicted last Saturday of murder in the second degree and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Brexsisatox
John Gran
James Grushannon
Passenger Rate War Breaks Out West From St. Paul
Chicago to Portland and points west see steep cuts as Northern Pacific accepts second class tickets to Portland at 30 from St. Paul. Through Chicago fare drops to 36.50 with regular 62.50, Manitoba and Canadian Pacific add 5 differential to make 31.50. First class and Helena routes reduced. Missouri lines also cutting rates from St. Paul.
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ChicaGco
St. Paul
Chicago
Portland
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Manitoba and
Canadian Pacific
Helena
Missouri
President Thompson Backs Denver as Baseball Town
In a Western association meeting Denver's admission was referred to A M Thompson of St Paul to assess Denver's baseball outlook. Thompson reports Denver can support a first class club and that travel subsidy offers sufficient incentive to form an eight club league despite distance from other cities.
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Thompson
Denver
St. Paul
Western Association
A. M. Thompson
National G A R Encampment Set for Milwaukee in August
The Grand Army of the Republic aims to hold its national encampment in Milwaukee during the last week of August with August 27 as the opening day. National council members Commander-in-Chief Warner and Adjutant-General Eugene F. Weigel attended, along with local organizers.
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Milwaukee
National Council of Administration of the Grand Army
National Council
Warner
Adjt
Eugene F. Weigel
Prairie Fire Threatens Fort Assiniboine Barracks
Fort Assiniboine Montana faces extreme danger as a prairie fire six miles west of the fort rages and moves toward the post with 30 mph winds. Six infantry and three cavalry units were dispatched to subdue the blaze amid heavy grasslands.
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Fort Assiniboine
Fort Assinaldine
M. T
Committee presents whip and cash to senator for services
A committee of H I Sanford A O Ear sley and T D Mullen visited Senator D W Hixson in Grant county to present a costly whip and $10 in cash as thanks for aiding in the horsewhipping of J W Reynolds on Nov 6 18. The senator expressed his gratitude in brief remarks.
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Senztora
Minn
H. I. Sanford
A. O. Earsley
T. D. Mullen
Tion
D. W. Hixson
Grant County
J. W. Reynolds
Boston Corbett in Mexico report widens gap to U S
Boston Corbett the man who killed Lincoln assassin Wilkes Booth and who escaped From the Topeka asylum months ago has been heard from Now believed to be in Mexico. Cloud county case involves an administrator and a Phonograph evidence in a trademark suit was introduced in New York yesterday. A steamer report claims a large battle in the North and South with many dead. Reverend Isaac Errett famed Christian minister died at Terrace Park Ohio aged 64.
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Boston Corbett
Mexico
Topeka
Wilkes Booth
Dle
Tlonpon
Jay
York
Adirondack
Huayti
Regulators Try to Punish Black Man Near Yorkville
Ben Harding and another man tried to regulate a negro named Sant Tarding for living with a white woman near Yorkville. At midnight they knocked and demanded entry. a person inside fired a shotgun, killing Harding. The negro escaped and remains at large.
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Yorkvili C
Ben Harding
Sant Tarding
Fire wrecks frame factory in Cincinnati. seven hurt
L A Strobel & Co picture frame factory on Canal and Elm streets burned after 11:30 p.m. wall collapse trapped workers. five rescued to hospital, two fatally hurt, captain Jerry Bray crushed and killed. Nearby Missoula and Hermansville fires cited with calcined bones found and town wiped out.
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Cincinnati
L. A. Strobel & Co
Canal and Elm Streets
Canal Bank
City Hospital
George Bushkamp
John McGurn
Norman Anderson
John Dawson
John White
Jerry Bray
Christmas Toys at Half Price Sale and Organs Offered
Having purchased a large stock of 10¢ goods at about half wholesale price, the dealer offers better pieces on the counter than elsewhere in the city. A large line of the best organs and musical toys, books and sheet music are showcased as cheap holiday presents.
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London Telegraph
Suakim
Jack Wad
Morton
Thwlabelphia
Levi P. Morte Morton
di. Ke Iy Robbins
Beacon Presbyterian Church
Disston
Beacon Arch
Dan
Mir
Whitney
Luce
Galena
Ton
Jamaica
Dee
Joy Moorre
Aniles
Gouden
Lellnid
Hart
Noredine
Green
Nolin
Gould
Guerrero
Washington
John S. Sullivan
District of Columbia
Jame
le Your
Albany
Murskena
Thorace Phillips
Allegheny Ball Club
Mielent
Tammaniny
Euocracy
Msolvinl Qiet
Thomas Grady
Tammany
Manitoba Company
Cld
Paris
Hauy
Australian Affairs
Louisvile
Louisville & Nashville
Knoxville
Bardstown Junction
Chateau la Fitte
Bordeaux
Yeteisen
Gesi
Banereisen
Chiev
Brotherhood of — Loco Engineers
Thisaurning
Lyacinth
Harvey Group of Islands
Enlil
Francis Bird
Albert Edward
Lespos
Prince of Wale
Sarah Wen T
Sultan
Paras
Dew
Mme
Sarah Barker
Hardt
Turkey
Imperial
Ase
Deven
Lief Ericson
W. T
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Blake
Lonnox
HL. A. Blake
New Foundland
Anthony Musgrave
TL. W. Morman
Newovering
Wasninetos
Whitthorne
Kitte House
Ibor
Cuareston
Mary C. Decker
Tampico
Lenny Petty
Cape Hatteras
Pather-in-law
Binaindam
Ala
Heilyn
Tanner Bryant
B. T. Chambers
Yankers’ House
M Bryant
Pacific Coast
Typographical Union
la Crossk
Deapwoop
Dak
Albert B. Nickerson
John Telford
Homestake
Sioux Falls
Isaac Irreth Bead
Isaac Errett
America
Terrace Pik
Mo Errett
Missoula
Flermansville
Mich
Mont
Exchange Hotel
Pat McLaughlin
Hawkins
Collins
Hermansville
Peninsua
Wichita
Kan
J. PR. Wilcox
Tuscoa
Ill
Ilinois
Sturgeon Bay
L Ernest Kurtz
Jacksonport
Kurtz
Providence
R. J
North Providence
Enfield
Pierra la Frenzea
Tacoma
S.J. Hughes
United States Coast Survey
TJ. Potter
Sykrort
Ind
Blacken
Martin Nolan
Wit
Outrieght
Walter Menstemacher
Albert Peanty
Lake Roeper
Rocinster
Ottawa
Rerilvouel
Tlolland
Columbus
Lima
Northwetern
Ohio Coal Fields
Lake Machimicn
Saugatuck
Suakini
Wiitchell National Bank
Djpactors
W.G. Davison
N. L. Davison
Cashier
L. N. Seaman
H. G. Chandler
J. &. Lerwillger
TRE Security Bank
Mitchell
Dakota
M. H. Rowley
R. N. Kratz
Geo
H. Rathman Cash
Frank Weller
Rowley
N. Grant
Main Street
CTI Ward
WW. S. Crouse
FosDickles
Clothing House
Xamine
John A. Fosdick
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