Improved November Business Indicates Stronger Economy
Dun and Bradstreet reports a gratifying November with fewer failures and lower value of defaults. The overall trade expansion, aided by population growth and foreign demand, suggests 1894 will be a high year for business. prices are less favorable than earlier peaks but activity remains robust. A Fort Peck district Indian agent reports no outbreak danger, while a Denver court dissolves a temporary anti union injunction at the F N Davis Ironworks.
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New York
St. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Denver
Colo
Johnson
District Court
F. N. Davis Ironworks
Mrs Cody Loses Her Nerve On Trial
New York December 3 Mrs Cod on trial for alleged attempt to blind the Goulds endured a nervous collapse during cross examination. A physician found her suffering nervous prostration and the cross examination was postponed to Monday. Poisoning Suspected Shamokin Pa December 3 Stanny Wrysocki 30 was found dead in a Continental boarding house room. Coroner Shindel to investigate suspected poisoning.
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Cody
New York
Cod
the Goulds
Nicholl
Shamokin
Stanny Wrysocki
Continental
Shindel
Publicity Wants Ad Rates In Frederick News
For 15 cents readers can place a Want Ad in the Frederick News to announce a need or service such as a job, a cook, or a situation wanted. The notice emphasizes low-cost publicity for local readers.
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Frederick
S News
After Paris Conference Filipinos vow resolve against foreign rule
The report outlines Filipino resistance and calls for patience as Spain cedes the Philippines to the United States. Aguinaldo's position weakens while rival leaders gain influence amid funding shortages. Editors warn against domination and urge U S recognition of independence.
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Manfla
Spain
Philippine Islands
United States
Aguitaldo
Spiniuara
Aguinaida
Republica Filipina
Luzon
Iloilo
Cebu
Leyte
Samar
America
Aguinedo
Hong Kong
Corregidor
United States faces questions after Hawaii annexation
The expansion raises issues over compensation for claimed damages related to the Hawaiian annexation, inheritance of claims by the United States, and the legality of citizenship for newly acquired subjects. Discrimination between American citizens and adopted Chinese-born individuals is contested as to passports and rights.
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Washington
United Sovernment
Trawall
United States
Hawaii
Acmegate
Hubilly
Secretary Gresham
Philippe
Supreme Court of Santiago Opens in US Jurisdiction
Santiago de Cuba reports the recently reorganized supreme court opened with Chief Justice Echeverria and associates in robes as General Wood arrived, the United States formally recognized as supreme power. The ceremony included a procession and a bellwether address by the American envoy.
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Supreme Power of the
United States
Santiago de Cuba
Supreme Court
Echeverria
Pior
General Wood
Spain and United States negotiate over Cuba and Philippines
Discloses stalled talks as Spain defers major questions, seeks to conclude the treaty first while Americans press for rights and guarantees. Both sides discuss transferring contracts to American courts, public works, and debt questions, with Spain securing a ten year trade concession in the Philippines and seeking similar in the Antilles.
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Eldtes
Phiippine
Paris
Peace Commission
Madrid
Americana
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
London
The
Daily News
Antilles
Arresting the Carlists and Bomb Incident in Atlantic City
Report from The Standard notes Carlist arrests at Mora de Rubiecios with weak enforcement seen amid broader unrest as Don Carlos followers seek army and public support. Separate item: a bomb exploded at Councilman Edward Johnson’s Brigantine residence, causing property damage but no injuries amid political tensions. Also reported: William Foster fatally wounds Myrtle Gorman in Waynesboro, prompting manhunt for the suspect private from Company Eighth Pennsylvania.
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Don Carlos
London
Madrid
the Standard
Mora de Rubiecios
Spain
War Office
Atlantic City
Edward Johnson
Brigantine City
Johnson
Waynesboro
William Foster
Myrtle Gorman
Foster
Pennsylvants
Bie
Greencastle
Hale Opposes Expansion and Philippine Annexation
Senator Hale argues against a forthcoming treaty relating to the Philippines. He warns the open door policy harms U S trade and says annexation would fail to justify its costs. He predicts public opposition and congressional doubt over the treaty's submission and outcomes.
Admiral Dewey's Sympathy For Manila Hero Widower
Greensburg Pennsylvania reports Admiral Dewey's letter to Mrs. Noss of Mount Pleasant honoring her husband Jesse Noss killed in Manila on July 31. The note from Dewey expresses deep sorrow and the hope of eternal union in heaven. Also noted are Vienna jubilee celebrations for Francis Joseph and bucket shop fraud sentences in Chicago.
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Manila
Greensburg
Admiral Dewey
George Dewey
Noss
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Alene
Elizabeth
Thieves Fall Out in Worthington Real Estate Swindle
New York detectives arrested George S. Thomas also known as Martin Grillo and W S Cutler with others from the Worthington gang, long accused of fictitious real estate deals and forged deeds. The trio faces forgery and conspiracy indictments with bail set at $2,000 each as investigations link them to multiple states and the man known as Henry Worthington.
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New York
Deo
George
Martin
Charles
Cully
W. S. Cutler
Worthington
Grand
George S. Thomas
Grillo
Cutler
Henry
John Worthington
Wall Street
Patrice Monroe
Jersey City
Mra
Mary I. Smith
Washington, D
Manhattan Realty Company
Carin
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Missouri
Centre Street Poace Court
George 8. King
Biridlah steamship captures rich soda cargo prize
The Biridlah steamship Marstonmoor towed in the British bark La Esocesa from Iquique to New York, carrying about 2000 tons of nitrate of soda valued at about 65000 dollars. The prize was picked up east of Cape Henlopen after a heavy gale on November 29. Captain Evans had commanded La Esocesa for 30 years.
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Philadelphia
Marstonmoor
Angus
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Delaware
Iquique
New York
Evans
la Escocesa
Colored Mall Robber Confesses in Macon
Robert Jones a colored porter at the Union depot Macon Ga was arrested by Post Office Inspectors and a decoy letter containing 175 dollars found on him. He initially denied guilt but confessed to robbing malls for two months and stealing checks and drafts from American National bank mail totaling 7000 dollars with cash thefts in small sums adding up. Naval Militia Convention met in Philadelphia on the St Louis to discuss forming a national naval militia with Capt J W Miller of New York as president and delegates from many states.
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Macon
Robert Jones
Union Depot
Jones
American Natonal Bank
Naval Militia Convention
Philadelphia
Association of Naval Military of the United States
St. Louis
Florida
California
Georgia
Illinois
Louisiana
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
Missouri
J. W. Miller
Gordon Denies Rumor of Senate Candidacy
In Philadelphia James Gay Gordon, formerly a Philadelphia judge, writes to Justice Williams denying he is a candidate of Jonathan Wanamaker for the United States Senate. The letter responds to an alleged statement by Justice Willan that Gordon will back Wanamaker's bid.
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Juare Gordon
Philadelphia
Der
Justice Williams
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
James Gay Gordon
Court of Common Pleas
Jona Wanamaker
United States
Willan
Gordon
Wana. Yoaker
Secured in Tee News Classifieds
A note on securing ventures through Tee News classified ads. The cost is fifteen cents for fifteen words, highlighting affordable rates for short notices.
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South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
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W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Cassell & Waters, Neal Estate and Insurance Brokers
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Adamstown
Saltroad
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MD A Little Home, With 3 Acres of Land, On Andween Withes and Llevivtown
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Edward W. Harden
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