Grover Cleveland Interview Highlights Democratic Principles
An Adams Express diamond story accompanies Grover Cleveland remarks on the Democratic Party. The former president advocates a return to old Democratic doctrines to regain unity and victories, contrasting with recent disorganization. The interview cites Cleveland in Atlanta and mentions party drift toward new doctrines, urging adherence to traditional lines. A separate note records the missing diamond from Adams Express being returned to Deputy Superintendent Rowe in Cleveland.
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Death For Train Robbers Bill Proposed in Senate
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts introduced a bill to suppress train robbery in U S territories. It states that any person convicted of train robbery in a territory shall be deemed guilty of a felony and shall suffer the punishment of death.
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Dec
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
United States
Ex Secretary Porter's Funeral in Putnam Conn
The remains of John Addison Porter will be removed tomorrow to New Haven for a 3 o'clock Trinity church service led by Rev. Frank Woods Baker. In deference to Mr Porter’s request the service will be unostentatious.
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John Addison Porter
New Haven
Trinity Church
Frank Woods Baker
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Elk Hill Coal and Iron Company formed in Scranton
Eleven collieries were consolidated into the Elk Hill Coal and Iron company, uniting seven companies including Johnson and Scranton under one umbrella. The operation covers 11 collieries with a capacity of 2,000,000 tons annually, financed by Morton Trust at a 5 percent 15 year first mortgage.
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Scranton
Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Ofie Company
Elk Hill Coal and Iron Company
Elk Hill Company
Johnson Coal Company
Dickson City
Mt. Pleasant Coal Company
Elk Hill
Scraton Coal Company
Fancoast Coal Company
Dickson & Eddy
Ontario and Western
Drawing & Ber
Morton Trust Company
New York
City council weighs ban on prize fighting
Willings's City council considers a resolution to prohibit prize fighting in the city. A funding appropriation bill, routed through the house committee on Indian affairs, totals about 9.6 million dollars. A British victory report over the Boers near the Orange River lacks confirmation. In Porto Rico, Mr. Descartes introduces a bill granting unrestricted suffrage to women on the same terms as elsewhere. Ex-Premier Sagasta opposes the marriage of the Princess of Asturias to Prince Charles.
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Fundina
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Congress Passes Bills and Honors Boutelle in House
Washington notes show the House approved measures splitting Kentucky and West Virginia into two districts and adding a northern Ohio district judge, while Texas public works payments were sent to investigation. A tribute was paid to Rep. Charles A. Boutelle for 18 years in Congress. a retirement bill for Capt. Boutelle was also approved. Senate brief session followed by Hay-Pauncefote treaty debate and Montana senatorial dispute efforts. J. G. Parke died in Washington aged years, with interment planned in Philadelphia. he had served in the civil and engineer corps and led West Point duties.
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Philadelphia
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Booz Board of Inquiry Opens in Oscar Booz Case
Testimony began in Philadelphia on December 18 as a War Department inquiry into cadet Oscar Booz's death at West Point follows allegations of hazing and injuries. The board, chaired by General Brooke with Generals Claus and Bates, heard witnesses including classmate Sigmond Albert and Dr J Solis Cohen.
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Indian Lynchings Reach Booneville After Mob Executes Suspect
Dec 18 Booneville Ind. mob of about 100 overran the jail in Rockport and hanged Rolla at a tree after dragging him from a cell. Two companions were lynched earlier for the same crime in Rockport. Rolla confessed to the murder of Holle Simons, amid a townwide display with no masks. Governor Mount's militia arrived too late. Rockport citizens formed a security group to maintain order and keep municipal affairs free from politics.
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The Wrecked Gneisenau Delinquent Refused Rescue
Madrid reports the sinking of the Gneisenau on Sunday with 146 dead. Of 315 survivors 89 were injured and taken to a hospital, 123 sheltered in barracks, 18 lodged in the town hall. Capt Kretschmann reportedly refused aid, even when offered a rope by a Spanish sailor. The disaster left a terrible scene with hull breaches, and the ship sank in ten minutes. Spanish and German relief efforts began as flags flew at half mast.
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