Boulanger Prophesies European Freedom By Century End
A Paris message prints General Boulanger’s letter to General Da Fonseca praising Brazil’s break with monarchy and urging a continental shift to republican liberty. Da Fonseca replies Brazil is free and alliances with America, rejecting kingcraft and pledging peaceful, just governance.
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da Fonseca
Brazil
London
Germany
Rio Grande
Paris
General Boulanger
General da Fonseca
United States
France
America
Europe
United States of Brazil
The
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Crete Tension and Local Disasters Reported Across Cities
News from London reports Mussulmans in Crete urging a firman against Christians amid rising persecutions and Greek efforts to protect Christians. Other items: Albatross crewman drownings near Mare Island. two men killed in a drunken fight in Dover. in Campbell County South Dakota scarlet fever and diphtheria cause fatalities. New Buffalo roundhouse fire with locomotives lost.
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London
The
Daily News
Crete
Numerous actions crowd Davenport and beyond in current events
Reports from Davenport Ia show H Deutsch dry goods failed for 10000. Vienna masons threaten strike for higher wages and shorter hours. Dostal sells Aurora brewery for 95000 to Knell Thorworth and Bethold of Iowa City. South Dakota Supreme Court opens at Pierre in February with D Conson presiding. Cracksmen rob Maquoketa grocer Hench for 400. C A Dixon Co Charlotte NC assigns liabilities 25000. Asa Upton shot dead at Sunset Pass by Deputy Sheriff Francis. Wisconsin Central and Northern Pacific deny consolidation. Leopold Kobet drowns after falling from bridge at Watertown. Farrell and Burns fight near Plymouth with Burns expected to die from injuries. Rubber supplies disrupted by Brazil unrest. Carroll MacGill finishes 30 quail in 30 days wager. L T Morehead near Crofton poisons himself by mistake. Brad dock Pa pursuit of three suspects in murder case ends with escape. Spurgeon’s throat ailment grows worse with gout. wintering in Mentone.
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H. Deutsch
Davenport
Vienna
J. P. Dostal
Aurora
J. Knell
J. F. Thorworth
A. Bethold
Iowa City
South Dakota Supreme Court
Pierre
D. Conson
Hench
Maquoketa
C. A. Dixon & Co., Clothiers
Charlotte
N. C
Asa Upton
Sunset Pass
A. T
John Francis
Wisconsin Central Road
Northern Pacific Company
Leopold Kobet
Watertown
Wis
Rock River
James Farrell
James Burns
Plymouth
Burns
New York
Brazil
Carroll S. MacGill
Baltimore
L. T. Morehead
Crofton
Braddock
Paul Ruttert
Mr. Spurgeon
London
Spurgeon
Mentone
Winter Thunderstorm Strikes Eau Claire. Lights Fail
A fierce mid winter thunderstorm lashed Eau Claire Wisconsin on Tuesday morning causing chimney damage to the residence of Stephen Maston and roof damage. Brush electric wires were struck and lamp trimmer William Johnson was knocked insensible. McDonough incandescent plant equipment burned and the lights went out. The storm swept from the west and was the year's severest so far.
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Eau Clartre
Wis
Stephen Maston
Brush
William Johnson
McDonough
Minnesota
Thomson Electric Welding Co Develops Cable for Rail Use
The Thomson Electric Welding Company at Lynn reports welding wire cable of one and five sixteenths inches diameter for a cable railroad with high efficiency. Tests at Watertown arsenal show joints at about thirty percent strength of the original cable, while welds reached eighty seven percent of the rope’s efficiency.
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Thomson Electric Welding Company
Lynn
Watertown Arsenal
Scientific American
Killed by the Cars at Wilmette Crossing
A family of three, J. D. Revell, his wife, and their infant, were killed last night near Wilmette when their buggy was struck by a Chicago and North Western passenger train. The horse died, the buggy was demolished, and the baby was torn from the mother in the fatal accident, which is described as accidental. Also notes unusually warm December weather aiding plowing in Iowa and early spring signs in Ohio.
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D. Revell
Wilmette
Ill
ChicaGco
J. D. Revell
Chicago & Northwestern
Revell
Milwaukee Fast Limited
Cuicano
Dennis O'Hara
West -Thirteenth Street
Chicago
O'Hara
Farallone Struck by Seas Drowns Five Sailors at Sea
Yaquina City Ore Dec 25 The steam schooner Farallone under Captain Banfield after being towed across the bar was struck by heavy seas. Chief Engineer Pugsley cabin boy and three sailors Frank Johnson Charles Dickinson William Brown drowned while two engineers and firemen survived. All victims were Swedish natives.
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Ore
Farallone
Banfield
Bar
Resolute
Pugsley
Cabin Boy
Frank Johnson
Charles Dickinson
William Brown
Sweden
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Across Europe and Paris
Paris reports a severe influenza outbreak with many deaths in Brunswick and Munich while Antwerp and Dordrechts see rising cases. Berlin and Vienna note lung inflammations among patients. Washington reports Wurts’s account of widespread illness in Russia. Paris chemists and pharmacists report booming sales and widespread medical treatment improvements. The Ohio women's crusade marks its sixteenth anniversary in Hillsgore. Pennsylvania Railroad awards contracts for fifty five freight locomotives.
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Berlin
Brunswick
Frankfort
Mannheim
Munich
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Dordrecht
Brussels
Corps Des Guides
Vienna
Kalksburg
Washington
Cgeorge W. Wurts
United States Legation
St. Petersburg
State Department
Siberia
Themperor
Roberts
Rue de la Paix
Crawford Vindicated in Midland railroad case
In Indianapolis on December 25 Judge Gresham heard the Midland railroad case involving Henry Crawford. Prosecution claimed misrepresentation secured a $138,000 loan against $1,000,000 in bonds, while Crawford’s side argued the suit was improper and not a foreclosure. Testimony favored Crawford and the judge left the case open for possible future receiver action.
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Arianapolis
Ind
Midland Railroad
Henry Crawford
Chicago
Gresham
Crawford
Employes
Judges Pressed Over Powderly Arrest Warrant Refusal
Scranton, Pa. December 25 Edward Callaghan attacks local judges for not endorsing a warrant for the arrest of General Master Workman T. V. Powderly. He writes to Judge Archbold and Alderman Puller, accusing them of oath violations and conspiracy, threatening accountability for obstructing an officer.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Iron & Coal Company
Powderly
Edward Callaghan
Workman
T. V. Powderly
Callaghan
Archbald
J. B
Alderman Puller
Squire Kener
Greensburg
Johnny Byrne
Peter Wise
Robert W. Archbald
Jury acquits Goins in straw verdict case
Lima Ohio December 25 A jury found William Goins not guilty after about twelve hours deliberation in the case of the State of Ohio vs Goins charged as an aider and abettor in the murder of Patrick Hugh two years ago The retrial followed errors during the earlier trial and the jury drew cuts to decide guilt on the first degree charge.
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Lima, O
State of Ohio
William Goins
Patrick Hughson
John James L. Price
Goins
Supreme Court
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