Speaker Crisp to Visit New York Gearing for Cleveland Alignment
Washington dispatch says Speaker Crisp will travel to New York to meet President-elect Cleveland and discuss possible reforms in the House. He aims to reorganize the Ways and Means Committee, installing Wilson and Cleveland picks to push a tariff bill in line with Cleveland’s views, while opposition from Springer, Holman, and others complicates plans.
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Ways and Means Committee
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North Dakota electors ruled in Selz precinct case
Judge Rose rules the board of canvassers lacked authority to refuse canvass of returns, giving Fusionists all three North Dakota electors. The decision affects the statewide electoral outcome and clarifies canvass duties.
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Bandits Driven Off by West Cavalry Near Roma
San Antonio dispatch reports Lt P W West of the Dird cavalry struck a bandit camp twelve miles northwest of Roma. Bandits numbered about thirty five fought and scattered. three horses, ammunition, saddles, two overcoats, printed manifestos, and blank commissions were captured. Lt Langhorne moved on Roma. Mexican officers notified. This marks the first official notice of an organized revolution attempt.
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San Ignacio
Langhorne
San Antonio
Roma
Carnago
Mier
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War Department
Wreck on Big Four near Hillsboro causes $75,000 loss
A stock train and a freight collided on the Big Four three miles from Hillsboro Illinois. The engines welded together, twenty five cars of merchandise and livestock overturned, hogs killed, grain and cargo crushed. Fireman and engineer injured, rescue lasted an hour. Cause blamed on disregard of orders by east bound crew.
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Hillsboro
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Two Timnois Tito Chiefs Narrowly Escape Lynching
John and Bill Kimbro brothers from Boni county attacked townsfolk in Vandalia Illinois after drunken street encounters. They cut Town ship Collector De Land in a barber shop wounding him near the liver and were later captured by Sheriff Steinhaur. A mob spared them from hanging. In Washington the Panama scandal fears of fallout grow amid talk of congressional investigation and possible impact on the Nicaragua canal project.
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Steinhaur
Posse
Promotion Offer For World’s Pair Souvenir Subscribers
The Mitchell Printing Co offers two copies of World's Pair Souvenir to each subscriber who pays in advance. The 260 page cloth bound volume features past and present world fairs, Chicago 1893, biographical sketches, portraits, maps, and engravings. Also provided to subscribers of Daily Republican, Sunday Republican, and Weekly Capital at specified advance rates. January weather data from Huron notes mean temperature 7.4, warmest 24.1 in 1891, coldest -1.4 in 1888, precipitation 0.40 inches, wind northwest with max 60 mph in January 1888.
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Mitchell Printing Co
Chicago
Daily Republican
Sunday Republican
Capital
Sam W. Glenn
Huron
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Republican
Fire and disease news from early 1900s edition
Four smallpox cases reach Riverside Hospital in New York on Tuesday. The Linden opera house in Geneva New York is destroyed by fire with several adjoining structures damaged and losses estimated at sixty thousand dollars. In Hazelton Pennsylvania a house owned by Mrs McLair is burned down and the charred body of the elderly occupant is found in the ruins. A separate note mentions an unearthing of a conspiracy to murder the czar by Russian officers.
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Riverside Hospital
New York
Geneva
N. Y
Linden Opera House
Hazelton
McLair
Market Report from St Paul and Minneapolis 1892 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market notes from St Paul St Paul Union Stock Yards December 24 1892 show hogs strong cattle steady with primes for steers 3 45 and cows 2 50 to 3 0. Sheep firm with muttons 3 25 to 4 20 and lambs 3 00 to 4 25. Receipts include cattle 150 hogs 3 5 calves 15 sheep 15. Minneapolis grain prices follow with wheat on track no 1 hard 66 and No 1 Northern 64 44 cents while cattle hogs and sheep show strength in Chicago markets.
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Quincy Street
Chicago
St. Paul Union
Pauw
Minnexapolis Grain
Minneapolis
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