Wellington Gets Tp Arthur P Gorman Colleague
In Maryland the Republican caucus moved toward George L Wellington for United States Senate, despite eastern shore rules. He led in roll call and gained final unanimous support after Speaker Mudd shifted his vote, while Democrats nominated John Walter Smith for Senate in a separate caucus.
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General Ewing Dead After Tumult in New York City
General William Ewing, born in Ohio in 1929, a former brigadier general and early Kansas constitutional figure, died after a wreck and hospital care following a Monday incident. He served as a private secretary to President Taylor, practiced law, and held multiple public roles including Kansas chief justice and U.S. congressman.
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Five Firemen Killed In St Louis Conflagration
A four story building at 415 Broadway occupied by Alve & Co. burned last night causing 720000 loss. As water fought the blaze the top door collapsed trapping four firemen. Captain Blanville Reinhart Miller James Rhodely Mitton Currey and John Staunton of two companies were named. Staunton died. Hires and Staunton died after rescue.
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Justice Field Will Not Resign
Washington January 2 Justice Field denied retirement rumors saying no such statement was authorized and he would leave only if health prevented duties. Field, appointed by Lincoln in March 1953, is noted for seeking a term longer than Chief Justice Marshall’s record.
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Loyalty and isolation of empire sparks Tory banquet toast
June 22 banquet at Hotel Metropole honored Baron Lamsaytes amid debate on Queensland governorship and the Transvaal question. Sir Joseph Chamberlain urged unity, defending empire loyalty, while Lord Goschen announced a flying squadron under Admiralty control to handle emergencies without signaling aggression.
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Davis Resolution Sparks Silent House Committee Rift
A House Foreign Affairs Committee canvass shows most members, from both parties, oppose the Monroe Doctrine reaffirmation proposed by Senator Davis. They favor shelving the measure to avoid conflict with the Senate and minimize foreign policy tensions. London press reacts critically to U S Venezuelan commission, while other papers urge restraint and caution in diplomacy.
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ELUSIVE MAXIMO GOMEZ The Cuban Commander Murey of WH Abough the Lalmsyd
A fragmented report from January 2 describes Maximo Gomez near Vana province amid plantation threats in Amsha. It notes Gomes avoiding arson on Portugalite with a written order, meeting with administrator Manuel Calve Gute, and movements toward Navans and Pinar del Rio as Cuban forces seek support from Maceo.
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Senate and House Pass Various Minor Measures
In Washisatox on Jan 2 the senate set aside finance and foreign affairs to tackle minor bills. About twenty bills passed including pensions for Helen Dent and widows of English, Carroll, Sebwatla, and Doubleday, plus bridge bills for St. Louis, South Dakota, and the Columbia River. Also an equestrian statue for General John Starke and reforms on seamen wages. The house passed the urgent deficiency bill, with courts’ expenses singled out for scrutiny and calls for a salary system. Detected reports from the Orient note the Kansu rebellion suppressed, proclamations in Yunnan against missionaries, and Corean executions for murder. Arctic explorer Astrup found dead in Norway near Jerkin. twenty-five men searched the area. In Michigan, Governor Rich refused a requisition for John V.N. Gregory’s extradition. An infant died in a fire in New Jersey. In Washington, D.C., Miner won a contested NY ninth-district seat.
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Yale to Challenge English Speeches This Summer
A notice notes Yale is likely to send a crew to contest with English orators this summer. John Tyler the younger, president Tyler's eldest son, is dying in Washington. Rumors of Spain selling Cuba to England are denied by leading Cubans in Mexico City.
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Explosion at English Merrick Co factory on Crown Street
A massive blast at the four story English and Merrick carriage hardware works on Crown Street caused a fire that destroyed the building and contents valued at up to 100000 with 8 to 10 lives feared gone. One worker Thomas Toof died, others injured include Hart Stevete and Joseph Hier. Firemen battled for hours as gas regulator and acetylene hazards were cited. Additional casualties reported include Frank T Proger Sr Alexis Krah and Frank C Hichter. The explosion was heard citywide with debris filling the street and authorities considering insurance disputes and negligence claims. The scene drew a large crowd and prompted a full emergency response.
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Griggs Inauguration At Opera House In 30 Year Era
Hew Jernys presides as John W Griggs is sworn in as Governor of New Jersey in a public ceremony at Pastor's Opera House. A parade, a prayer, and a salute mark the inauguration, followed by Griggs’s address promising stronger laws as state dignitaries observe the event. News items also report on tax receipts, school funding, and local incidents in Mahano y City and Trivnerox, alongside overseas dispatches and market notes.
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