France and Bulgaria Seeks Renewal of Relations
Paris reports the Turkish Grand Vizier asked M Ribot to renew France Bulgaria ties ruptured by Bulgaria expelling French journalist Maston Chadourne. Turkey pledges foreign measures in Bulgaria go via the Porte and French consul approval. Sofia reportedly refuses, amid pressure from Premier Stambatos and Triple Alliance concerns. France insists on capitulations being handled with French consuls. Empress Frederick offers new chateau for honeymoon plans of Prince Albert Victor. A severe gale devastates parts of Ireland as ministers Lincoln and White visit W. W. Astor at Taplow Court.
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British Gain Control as Advance Clears Cashmere Border
Advices from Calcutta report British forces closing on Cashmere, capturing Msiea and extending authority along the Gilgit to Pamirs corridor. The advance movement, praised as entirely successful, enables road completion to connect Cashmere with Gilgit, strengthening British reach amid regional resistance.
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Collision sinks ferry and saves crew on river
At 1:40 pm a collision off Pier Theune between Hoboken ferryboat Orange and tug No 2 of the New York Central Lighter Co. crushed the tug, sank it, and left four of five Orange crew safe aboard. A fireman jumped to the water, was pulled aboard the Orange, while a life preserver helped a yellow dog aboard the tug.
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The Egyptian Merchantman and Hurricane Toll
The Wilson Line steamer Egyptian Munsireh from London arrived Halifax short of coal after a hurricane on December 21. Aboard, a sailor was injured. a schooner Ann M. was driven ashore near Bay Nineteen, with wreckage and coal cargo. New York endured fierce winds up to fifty two miles per hour as cold weather followed.
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Fire hits cooperage and orange hat factory in two New Jersey towns
A blaze destroyed the Invercooperage engine room at the Standard Oil owned cooperage in Constable Hook, Bergen County, enveloping it in flames as fire crews fought with limited effect. In Orange, New Jersey, a different fire leveled one of the largest hat factories, causing about 25,000 in losses. The Taylor tubing works in Maplewood also burned, with substantial damage to the Randolph building district.
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One Kilte d Victims and Injured in Night Crashes
A report lists seven fatal or injury crashes last night from 9 to dark. William Whalenstall, 49, died crossing as a buggy sped by. Driver fled scene. Henry Newman, 79, was knocked down near Houston Street with minor injuries by Patrol Wagon No. 2. James McCudden, driver, was arrested. Eight-year-old Junie Kiewin was struck crossing Pier Street and taken to St Vincent's Hospital. Vila Spendte, 40, and Daley Host Kennedy, 40, were hospitalized with severe injuries on Mulberry Street and West 79th Street respectively. A man struck near Pitieave and 15th also injured, others treated at St Vincent's. Robert By Camp mentioned.
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Convicted of Tarring and Feathering Ringleader in North Dakota
Dec 8 reports accuse T. Banghart and others as ringleaders in the tarring and feathering of Julia Ream. Banghart pleads not guilty. witnesses dispute involvement. Ream recalls not seeing Banghart in the cornfield, naming Austin Lisk instead. Court to continue as defense argues for verdict clarity.
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Flower Inauguration Plans Highlight Albany Ceremony
Albany reports detail Roswell P. Flower’s forthcoming inauguration as governor with extensive decorations and a formal banquet. Delegates, including Mayor Manning appointees and the Thurgess Corps, prepare escorts from the Executive Mansion to the Capitol while lawmakers eye census and reapportionment issues and hint at presidential implications.
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Appeal of1prisoned anarchists to Supreme Court
The long awaited appeal by Fletchen and Schwab the Chicago Anarchists to the United States Supreme Court has been perfected and the brief prepared by M Salomon and General Benjamin F. Hitler was sent to Washington. The appeal argues the state court record shows the prisoners were present when the judgment was affirmed and sentenced, asserting a violation of common law rights in their absence. The cases are scheduled for argument January 13.
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NOTHING AWARDED ON SNATTIS CLAIM IN ALBANY
The State Board of Claims awarded nothing to John Snait against the plate for 410,000 for replacing the Assembly ceiling and shoring up the staircase. The decision found the work substantial but not fraudulent, saving costs to the state. Attorney General John W. Hasan led the defense as the case moves to the courts.
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Reforming Outlaw Jere Little Dies In Log-Chain Accident
Jere Little, once feared as a namesake outlaw in Breathitt County, Kentucky, was killed while rolling logs when his cant-hook slipped and a log toppled, crushing him. He had reportedly reformed and was teaching a quiet life after years of violence.
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Arrest in Packwood murders sparks new charges
In Florida on December 30, Captain WG Cooper led a warrant action arresting Khett Karis on the Packwood murders case in Newsuyrua. The prisoner will be held for grand jury action. Kurta remained silent about new evidence found by Cooper as the preliminary examination proceeds.
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Reciprocity treaties signed with Guatemala and El Salvador
Secretary Blaine announced that reciprocity arrangements were signed today with the ministers of Guatemala and Salvador. The Guatemala pact awaits congressional approval while the El Salvador agreement is expected to take effect February 1.
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Train Robbers of Glendale Gang Spark Coast Trail
San Francisco reports detective activity tracing Glendale gang robbers to the Pacific coast. Florence Waterman, linked to a trunk shipped to Oakland, is questioned after a Wells Fargo trunk theft, with Albert Denton Sly arrested in Lee Angines and Ubrevin’s coin theft tied to a larger series by Sty and allies.
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Mexican Troops Join Garza's Band Revolt Rumors
A Brownville dispatch reports 4000 Mexican government troops at Mice revolted and joined Garza's guerrilla band. Galveston dispatches cast doubt on revolution, noting desertion rumors lack substantiation. Reports from Fort Ringgold and Carizo Springs describe scattered gatherings and plans, with authorities downplaying imminent conflict and stressing uncertain front line loyalty.
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Fortune Claimant Family in Shamokin Attracts London Lawyer
A Shamokin based Tilett family claims a £25,000,000 fortune from England's long-sought estate of a marble cutter named Vordance. London lawyers opened correspondence, while relatives Daniel Tilett and George Tilett await formal proof amid a century of alleged wealth and escalating media attention.
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