Senate rejects motion to table tariff bill in tight party vote
In Washington the Senate rejected Har ris Tenn motion to table the House tariff bill amendment amid a party line contest. Turpie read the amendment as West proposed continuing the select committee on meat product transportation, while Plumb urged Epidemic Diseases inquiry into yellow fever introductions. House prayers and opening actions followed with bills introduced on California state division, revenue cutter for San Francisco, and graduated income tax for pensions.
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Centennial Exposition Prospects Rise in Boera Governance
Tories, 57 mayors, 100 presidents and secretaries of boards of trade report favorable Government action. Boera's government signals support for the proposed centennial exposition of 1880, boosting outlooks for the event.
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Settlement of the Haytien Republic steamer dispute
New York December 6. The Haytien government waives direct action and refers the Haytien Republic seizure to arbitration with the State Department. The United States declares its nonrecognition of Legitime's proceedings and orders release of the vessel. Damages may be pursued by owners and crew.
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Churchill Urges Action On Suakim Threat
In the House of Commons Lord Randolph Churchill moved to adjourn the debate on sending British troops to Suakim to prevent a threatened slaughter of English soldiers. He warned of an imminent battle with Arabs and the inadequacy of the British force. Mr. Stanhope replied the government based its stance on reliable information. Churchill’s motion was defeated 231 to 182.
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Ladie of Molten Steel Tragedy at Mill Fires Five
At Shhoenberger's mill in Pitrascecs Pa a large ladle of molten steel overturned spilling on five workers. Henry Schweitzer died within an hour Albert Nickes is fatally burned Michael Hurley may not survive two others burned but expected to recover.
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Garland's Report Urges Reform of Justice Department
Attorney-General Garland presents annual report to Congress detailing the department's work, prison conditions, and court statistics. He calls for a commission on prisons, reform of the judicial system, higher salaries, and a broader reorganization to handle rising federal business.
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Sherman replies to sympathetic messages in press note
General Sherman publishes a card from New York dated December 4 1888 stating he and Mrs Sherman are laid to rest near “Our Willie” and that he will resume his place beside her when time allows. He says hundreds of messages have been received and cannot be replied to individually.
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Detroit Streetcar Collision Causes Fatal Injuries
A horse drawn steam-like press report details a Detroit crossing crash where a Southern 8ag streetcar collided with Fort and Croghan Street Line No 22. Ten injured, five likely fatally. conductor Evane tried signaling but came too late. watchman absent. list of injured includes Joan Sevaivus and Mrs Houk among others.
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Best
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Vina Guillos
Joseph Cornelius
Frank Eggert
Costly Fire in Muskegon Destroys Lumber District Property
A blaze at Hackley and Hume dock and nearby mills in Muskegon Michigan raged Tuesday afternoon aided by gale force winds. The fire destroyed 9,000,000 feet of lumber and damaged tramways bridges and docks with losses estimated at no less than 675,000 and insurance around 75,000. Fire crews from multiple mills fought the flames as alarms spread to Bullseye’s mill Americas House tables and Torrents mill before all outbreaks were brought under control.
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Alaska Natives Appeal for Protection from Alaska Commercial Company
The Sun accuses the Alaska Commercial Company of terrorizing Alaska Natives on the islands under lease from the U S Government. It cites corruption of wives and daughters, bribed chiefs, and officials who fail to act, urging Washington to intervene. Senator Dawes calls for Interior Department information on outrages and protective steps.
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Bank robber Schreiber linked to Columbus cash haul
December report outlines William Schreiber’s scheme across Windsor, Chicago, and Waukesha banks, with $192,600 in securities tied to Merchants' Exchange Bank and Waukesha National Bank. Lucas of First National Bank says he will seek the remaining funds in Chicago. Schreiber granted freedom from prosecution as authorities pursue the larger plunder.
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Wis
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Chicago
Local News Briefs From City and Surrounding Area
City Attorney M Z Stannard returns from Indianapolis. Miss Addie Miller of Lexington visiting friends. High school second year rehearsing for Christmas entertainment. Charles W Long and Laura B Barthel of Charlestown granted marriage license. Mr and Mrs J B Whitney of Chicago guests of W A Colvin return home. Mrs Aona Austin dies at home. Samson Lodge R P votes to take stock in proposed Pythian Hall. Myrtle Lodge opposes. Capt Dave Barmore may return to organize stock company. Ed Howard plans saw mill. Water works river link project to Circleville Ohio. Chief Engineer Fuller visits New York. Indiana’s 72nd anniversary observed with school exercises ordered. Heared Chapter Royals elect officers. Grand Army Post elects officers. name-change talk at next meeting. James Abbott steamboat engineer dispute with Capt Gracy and Ryman. new engineer to Nashville. Abbott threatens suit.
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Nashville
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Entertainment at Wesley Chapel Benefit For Pastor
An entertainment is planned at Wesley Chapel Saturday night to benefit the pastor Rev E D Miller of Wesley Chapel M E Church Jeffersonville Indiana. The Wesleyan Literary Society drew a large crowd last night with an engaging program. A rumor about a former local resident traveling with a man described as a glass eater emerged from Indianapolis reports.
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War Department backs Mulberry site for Jeff ersonville bridge
Dispatches indicate the War department favors the Mulberry street site for the Jeffersonville bridge. The Board and chief engineer both strongly support Mulberry, and Secretary Endicott is expected to endorse it on solid authority.
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The Postal Service Yearly Review Shows Large Mail Traffic
Postmaster-General reports extensive mail handling with minimal delays. Total expenditures for the year end June 1689 reach 67,982.6 and the service notes increased miles and trips, a broader free delivery reach to 358 cities, and calls for postal buildings, telegraphs, and reform of franking rules.
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Reading the United States Comptroller of the Currency Report
The twenty sixth annual report outlines national banks, capital stock, and deposits, noting a net increase in banks and failures amid circulations and profits. It cites recommendations for funding bonds, centralized redemption agencies, and laws favoring commercial instruments, alongside other global and local items.
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