Fragmented North Carolina in Congress chairmanship scramble
Special correspondence from Virginian Bureau Washington December 12 1895 notes the Republican House struggles with chairmanships and committee assignments as Reed edges toward solutions amid political realignments. It details North Carolina’s delegation Senate and House makeup and potential roles, mentioning Pritchard Butler and others, plus notes on professions and a forthcoming wedding.
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Counterfeiters Arrested in Pittsburgh Case
A gang of counterfeiters was run down by U S authorities in Pittsburgh. Goodman and Jose Balkellis were held in $1,000 bond each for court after hearings before U S Commissioner Mein. The pair led a counterfeit operation with a full electro-plating setup and numerous tools. Other suspects, Thomas JuscoViski and Joseph Ludanevits, face hearings tomorrow. Evidence included detailed notes, methods, and fake silver dollars seized.
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Philsselphia
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Tantanevite War
Outline of Mrs Lillis body at Kansas Medical College causes tension
In Topeka heavy security surrounds Kansas Medical College as trustees demand closure of the affair. Authorities prepare to unveil the circumstances of Mrs Lillis’s body within twenty four hours while police and militia monitor the college and public mood remains volatile.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Meet in Atlanta Exposition
In Atlanta on December 12 the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity holds a three day session at the Exposition. About sixty colleges will be represented including Harvard Cornell University of Pennsylvania California Texas Virginia Georgia and Vanderbilt. A grand banquet closes the gathering at the Kimball House on the 28th.
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Senate confirms several nominees amid discussion on bills
The Senate confirmed John F. Baker and Charles Sims as secretaries in Managua and Chile respectively, plus U S judges Kilmore Springer and others, and U S attorneys and marshals. A two hour session ended with adjournment as bills on railroad indebtedness and Armenian massacres were debated. House proceedings featured tariff talk, greenbacks debate, and new committee appointments anticipated. Washington dispatches note Navy confirmations and personnel moves amid holiday adjournment risk.
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Venezuela Boundary Notes Warn President Crespo
Members of Congress suggest President Crespo will follow the Government’s guidance in replying to Lord Salisbury over the Venezuela boundary dispute. Reports say Britain seeks a $60,000 indemnity for the arrest of British officers during the "Venezuelan incident." Crespo is expected to refuse, with Olney advising, linking the arrest of Bennt Barnes and associates to the tariff issue, delaying incidental matters.
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Mrs Malcolm Burnt to Death in Lynchburg Fire
Mrs Malcolm died in a fatal fire in Lynchburg Virginia on December 12. Her dress caught fire and she received severe burns over her body before firefighters could extinguish the flames. The accident occurred on the first anniversary of her marriage.
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Thurman Dies After Long Public Service in Ohio
Ex Senator Allen G Thurman of Ohio died at his Cobinibus home at age 82 after a long career as a congressman and US senator. The proclamation by Gov McKinley ordered state flags to half mast and tributes from leaders across party lines praised his integrity and public service.
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French Ships Driven Ashore in Severe Storm at Port
A late report describes a powerful hurricane affecting St Pierre and nearby ports. Several top vessels including the Pouver Quertier and other French sailing ships were blown ashore and wrecked with total loss. Crews were paid with difficulty amid the disaster.
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Supreme Court of Appeals Grants New Trial in Lanenburg Murder Case
Richimont Virginia December 12 The Supreme Court of Appeals today granted new trial for Pokey Darns Mitty Abernathy and Solomon Marable convicted of the murder of Mrs Poll in Lanenburg County Judge Buchanin authored the opinion holding the jury was not properly handled during adjournments and that counsel and custody issues tainted the trial The court directs further proceedings and notes other listed matters including appeals and writs of error from Norfolk Southampton and Richmond circuits and the court adjourns without further argument until the next term.
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Missing Polish leader Welzant rumored to flee debts
Baltimore reports George W Welzant a Polish community figure and Polonia editor vanishes amid debts and rumored flight. He held multiple roles including president of New Warsaw Company, church trustee, and banker. Writs of attachment issued for $760 and numerous fire claims follow. He owned three houses mortgaged over $9,000 and was last seen in Lancaster after saying he would go to New York.
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Mortuary Report for November Counts Deaths and Births
The November report by Dr. Charles R. Vance Register of Vital Statistics records 1 death in the city, includes 9 stillborns, with 26 white and 45 colored. There were 65 births in the same period.
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Battleship Texas Experiments Record High Engine Revolutions
New York December 12 The battleship Texas after a short sea run returned to anchorage off Tompkinsville amid strong northerly winds. Engineers reported engines at sea achieved up to 12 revolutions with a maximum speed near 18.6 knots, though official horsepower estimates varied. Officials believed the ship would go to sea again soon to test performance under demanding conditions.
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Blockate King Dies an somity tetris era obituary
New York December 12 The Heralds reports blockade runner and contraband articles of war figure Collie dies November 15 at Woodlawn Cemetery funeral services held yesterday. He once led luxury Wilmington estate and hosted Confederate leaders. A coffin plate with the assumed name McNeill is noted.
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Destructive Fire Hits Winston N C as Town Struggles
A fire in Winston N C on December 12 devastated a block of buildings in the town. Citizens’ heroic efforts saved the Hotel Norman though The immediate cause and extent of damage remain unknown. No insurance covered the property.
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Birthday party draws many at the cé Tflome reception
A large crowd attended the girls and women birthday celebration last night at the cé Tflome. Guests enjoyed a variety of good things and benefited from the event’s feature prizes and the free refreshments offered during the evening.
Godly Sum Realized for Church Building Fund
A church committee met to celebrate results from a Carnival of Trade held at Armory. The event boosted the building fund for the First Church, with nearly a substantial sum realized from the enterprise and efforts.
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Auction of Johnsons St Es and Furniture Sale
Yesterday the stock of furniture and carpets of B A Johnson deceased at three stores 153 Church Street were auctioned as a whole estate. The magnificent new stock valued over 32000 was offered to Lash and Wills for 16000, at cost. The sale begins this morning with a brisk slaughtering of goods.
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Special Dress Goods Sale This Week at Nee One Day List
Special prices continue this week on dress goods and novelties. All wool dress goods and fancy weaves offered at sale prices. Black blue and brown boule dress fabrics in assorted widths. Newest discovery palm design reset in. Items advertised as part of a week long event with varied colors and textures. Deals include black blue brown palettes and irregulars.
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