Passenger killed by train near Appleton Wisconsin
A Northwestern train near Appleton Wisconsin struck and killed an unknown man at 2 44 in the afternoon. The victim, about thirty-five, was poorly dressed with no usable items found in pockets. Jos Walking, a bystander, was thrown ten or twelve feet by the impact. The body was severely damaged and could not be identified.
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Traian
Per
Montello
Beron
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Pasasinger
Jos
Appleton
Tve
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Peane
Extension of Omro line signals future branch work
From Omro Wisconsin December 15 the foreman of the crew repairing the Omro railroad bridge notes the Paul company is not fitting the line for light traffic as before but building for heavy hauls. He says the line has steel rails laid anew with tighter ties, suggesting an extension of the Vincente branch this fall and near future work. Surveyors traveled from Wausau to Omro Friday and began work on the northern end of the Omro bridge area.
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Rveyers
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Wausau Neadayight
Omro Bridge
Yaippi
Milwaukee Central to Celebrate and Rail Extension News
Reports from Wisconsin detail Mr. Reit ck and Mr. Greenleaf in Merrill and Abbotsford seeking a land grant extension for a railroad. An extension is granted and work to begin within sixty days, with funds ready to build. The Central to Celebrate Milwaukee includes a Christmas proclamation from General Manager Mellin offering free tickets for select employees and noting the holiday as part of a carrier system. Government repairs continue on Fox river Fifth lock with about twenty four workers and an upcoming traffic-ready condition. A wedding at Oconto joins John D. Campbell and Mary A. Hansen in matrimony with plans for a Chicago journey.
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Reenleaf
New York
Merrill & Abbotsford Railad
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the Central
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Wisconso Central Railway
Wisconsinentral
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Charley Cole
Oconto
First Presbyterian Church
John D. Campbell
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Florence
Mary A. Hansen
Indy
A. F.anton
Loti
Chicago
No Man's Land Politics: Springer Attacks Dakota Rise
The piece portrays Min Gid Time Democratic opponent Willium M. Springer as opposing Dakota statehood while backing No Man's Land as a territory. It argues Springer plies partisan interests, contrasts Republican progress with Democratic obstruction, and notes his waning support after Congress adjourned.
Pine Land Transfers Sweep Wisconsin Pine Trade
Curriewa Faris Wis Bee reports pine land transfers are rising as prices steady. Athoey McPherson sold 3,000,000 feet to Cable Lumber, Davenport. William StcKinney moved 33,000,000 feet to Davenport buyers. C F Cobban bought 17,000 dollars worth from John Owen Eau Claire. A B McDonnell mayor bought Cornell University tract for 90,000. Many small sales and buyers with tax titles profit on rising pine values. Weather warm, swamps may close before snow.
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Davenport
William Stc- Kinney
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John 8. Owen
Eau Claire
A. B. McDonnell
Cornell University
Bedwell Governor of Maine Dies After Overwork
Gov Joseph R Bedwell of Maine dies from lung congestion after exposure and heavy labor. Born Methuen Mass June 13 131%, he helped found granite companies and served in the state legislature before election as governor in 1886.
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Methuen
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Bodwell and Hallowell Granite
Fink for Nexico Gift of 5000 Fish Arrives in Mexico City
The United States Fish Commission car arrived in Mexico City with 5000 carp and goldfish as a gift to the Mexican government. Death reports note the widow of Ishpeming Mayor Donahue, Mangourrie, and a Calumet and Hecla mine fire believed out after a Copper Rise incident in Michigan.
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Death of Stephen Case a noted Wisconsin pioneer
Stephen Case died at Fond du Lac after a July attack near Division Street. The 70 year old, famed owner of Jay Eye Bee trotter and known for generous charity, left two brothers and a sister. He suffered long after injuries from the July assault until his death.
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Denver
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Weir to Fight Opponents on Terms After Recovery
John Donaldson states Ike Weir will meet Pansy O Lesry, Tommy Miller, and others on their own terms once his hand heals and he rests. Weir aims to make money, with Donaldson supervising Weir’s interests during his visit. Weir plans to ignore Havelin’s challenge until returning east.
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John Donaldson
Ike Weir
Warren
Ike
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Wier
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Donaldson
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Omaha
Tommy Miller
Havelin
Calls 17 Answered Senator Hunt Explains Lumber Beams
Senator Hunt explains Vilas Lumber Company land claims rebuts pine land basis and indemnity withdrawals. Oshkosh Times reports a priest residence disturbance case with misinterpretation and witness statements. Curtis held for trial after shooting. post office committee fight. painters and decorators charter granted by AFL.
Dissidents Sent to Siberia Amid Moscow University Turmoil
Official dispatch from December 15 reports Moscow university lectures suspended after students assaulted an inspector at a concert. Many students arrested and exiled as unrest grows. Rumors of two student deaths circulate, denied by authorities, while pupils abandon classes and defy university leadership.
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Crowe Prince
Pervassunu
Moscow University
Moscow
Doctors Report Prince William William Prince Health Update
San Rosa dispatch cites doctors bulletin on the crown prince's condition. Inflammatory symptoms have disappeared in recent weeks and the overall state is described as untroubled despite previous concerns. The report notes steady improvement and stability in his health.
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Dee
Public prosecutor seeks twelve year term and fine
Beers Lyiiste Dec. 15 The public prosecutor urged a twelve year imprisonment and a one thousand mark fine for an official who pleaded guilty to revealing no contents of official documents to France and for ten years of civil rights deprivation. Protests over tobacco tax cut and union petitions highlight a busy morning at the American Federation of Labor. The Y M C A pamphlet Gur Young Men debuts, signaling growing association work. Judge Martin’s death opens a county court vacancy with multiple candidates named. House elections panel to hear Thocbe-Carliel contest. next meeting set for time to begin. Wrestler match canceled due to illness. Connors seeks forfeit money. General Longstreet applies for a pension for wounded Confederate service. Henry Ives arraigned for railroad theft. defense seeks dismissal. Stage robbery reported in Missouri as a four-occupant coach is stopped. Republican Gathering in New York expects large attendance. Fire at Pendry Foundry causes major loss. Parcel post system talks proceed between Ottawa and Washington.
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Cibaones
France
Tobacco
Lawrence Donovan to leap from Clifton suspension bridge
In London on December 15, Lawrence Dono van the bridge keeper plans a leap from the Clifton suspension bridge, described as the highest in England, during the week of the Smith Kilrain fight.
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Hake
Hopkins legacy sparks Kansas City school plan
The Hopkins estate valued at $2 to $3 million funds a Jeffersonian style school after the death of William A Hopkins's son. The will directs if the son dies without issue the estate funds the new institution, while the father had arranged a forced marriage to Miss Me Ghee of Independence.
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Europe
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FAMILY IN TROUBLE AND SCHOOL PLANS UPDATE
In Marquette Michigan on December 15 the Venteciecuy family is in trouble with most members jailed for different offenses. Two sons face conspiracy to murder their father. the mother is jailed with her accomplice. younger children depend on charity. The First ward school building plan deadline expired with only two proposals received from William Waters and J B Wheelock. The board seeks time to review submissions and consider construction methods. Pork prices rise with dressed hogs at 50 cents per hundred and market rumor of further increases after January. At Washington, December 15 a postmasters convention appointed Was as national committee delegate per state and named others to draft a bill for Congress.
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Chicago
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Postmasters Visit Post Office Department After Session
After a brief morning session the convention of third and fourth class postmasters adjourned to visit the Post Office Department and pay respects to Postmaster General Vilna and Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson.
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Stevenson
Prison hair and mustache kept for Harper case at Ohio penitentiary
No. 6155 details the Harper case at the Ohio penitentiary. It notes exceptions to grooming rules, state evidence concerns in the Ben Hopkins matter, Harper’s weight, and his role in the Wheat deal. It also covers Hopkins’ expected involvement and Harper’s testimony potential for government actions.
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Fidelity Bank
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Toy
United States
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Petition turmoil and local intrigue spill from Cabell county
Citizens discuss petitions urging Alderman Monahan of the Fourth ward to resign while rumors accuse Alderman Fluor of involvement. Dugan and Fluor receive implied invitations amid a tense political moment as Parkersburg reports disorderly events and notable local affairs.
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Dugan
Fluor
First National Republican Clubs Meet in New York
The first convention of national Republican clubs opened in New York with about twelve hundred delegates. James F. Foster welcomed attendees and outlined goals to protect industry, reduce surplus, and employ citizens, while avoiding personal attacks on candidates. Daniel J. Ryaz of Ohio was named temporary chairman as routine business proceeded and the event adjourned to the next morning.
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New Y York
New York
United States
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Ohio
Senate debates addresses and bills on finance and railroads
The senate examined papers from Washington residents proposing a marble Garibaldi bust and referred it to the Library Committee. Bills were introduced to curb receivers of railroads and other firms from borrowing beyond annual income and to require financial condition evidence before appointing such receivers. The bill endorsing coin certificates circulated as money was discussed and sent to the Finance Committee. The senate adjourned after executive session.
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Washington
United States
Garibaldi
Committee On Library
Committee On
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