Financial policy and labor turmoil at home loom large
President Cleveland outlines ongoing disputes with cetre tain rafilroses and their workers fueling a costly strike marked by violence and property damage. He calls for tariff amendments, favoring free coal and iron, and seeks removal of duties on refined sugar, while stressing the need to restore a depleted gold reserve through government bonds and currency reform.
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Gen Swayne to retire from army on December 22
Washington December 2 By order of the president Secretary Lamont remits the unpaid portion of Gen Swaynes sentence and he is directed to return to Washington to await further orders He will be placed on the retired list on December 22 at age 62 and granted a leave of absence Gen David G Swayne was appointed judge advocate general in 1881 He faced a ten year suspension beginning in 1884 for charges tied to stock brokers and has since lived quietly in the city
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Japan Gets the Esmeralda by a Very Smart Deal
Japan augments its navy by purchasing the Chilean cruiser Esmeralda. The deal was completed recently with discreet maneuvering as Chile sold the ship to Ecuador and Ecuador then transferred it to Japan. A false report claimed China bought the cruiser to conceal the transaction.
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New York
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China
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Fifty third Congress Opens with Prayer and Message
The Fifty third Congress opened with prayer and a committee to notify the president. The Senate read the president's annual message after a two hour reading, while the House, under Speaker Crisp, opened at noon with prayers and roll call. The session adjourned until Tuesday after resolutions and the message's reading. A moment of silence honored the late Representative Wright Pay.
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Armenian Massacre Reports Questioned by Officials
Mavroyeni Bey, Turkish minister in Washington, denies Armenian massacre reports in Asiatic Turkey. State Department officials, initially dismissive, now note difficulties in obtaining information from Turkish authorities and consular posts. Turkish sources blame agitators from Germania and Armenians, with claims of Armenian casualties disputed.
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Congress Begins as A and A scramble for Choice Seats
Senators gathered before the session as seats were claimed amid election talk and speculation on the president's message. Republicans showed mild sympathy while defeated Democrats offered philosophical remarks. A floral ship statue rested at Reed's desk with roses and ferns and a card praising protection to American labor.
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Rivers Rise Threaten Coal Traffic Near Buranyaom
Upper waters threaten transport as Ailecheny and Monongahets rivers rise and coal barges move toward the Taawwer teeto. Within forty eight hours two feet of water may flood channels, towboats depart, and a crash near Merriman wrecks four barges carrying a cargo of coal.
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Alabama Legislature Faces Usurpation Bill and Severe Penalties
A Bil to Be Introduced in the Alabama Legislature proposes penalties up to ten thousand dollars and up to two years imprisonment for violations. It aims to bar certain conduct and enforce strict compliance. A close friend of Kolb predicts the governor will take on executive duties and appointments. Bank President Newkirk Indicted.
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Terms of peace and indemnity from Japan and other notes
The semi official press reports Japan insisting on heavy peace terms and a possible indemnity of 490 million yen plus cession of territory if war ends now. Also notes on a California bank case, a Missouri inmate’s death in jail, King Humbert opening parliament, and a West Virginia grand jury proceeding.
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Humbert
Ionday
Czar
Europe
Russia
Diphtheria Serum Experiments Begin on U S Horse
Dr Winyoun returns from Europe as experiments proceed to inoculate a U S horse near Bennings D C with diphtheria derived serum. The horse receives injections from diphtheria germs in beef broth and peptone for seven to nine months before bleeding for serum. Researchers monitor the horse for safety and effectiveness as they pursue a supply for human trials.
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United States
Winyoun
Marine Hospital Service
Europe
Fruit Buds and Storage Advice From Historical Note
The fragment discusses keeping fruit cool and moist to prevent decay and shriveling, mentions raspberries and apples, warns against kerosene odors, and notes removing spoiled items and fallen leaves to avoid disease spores. It reads like a garden or storehouse tip from a historical page.
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