Exposition in Atlanta and International News Roundup
A wide mix of items reports the Atlanta exposition concluding December 21. Other notes cover Russo British naval movements at Sebastopol, Cuba belligerent recognition petitions, nominations confirmed in executive session, and a Genoa cable to an awaiting wife. Additional items include ship launches, Cuban independence discourse, petitions to Congress, football controversy at Hedding College, land sales, Christmas voyages, wreaths from Britain, and veteran exploits from the Civil War era.
The Message of Cleveland and the New Congress
A fragmented account reviews President Cleveland's special message to Congress on foreign relations, passages on neutrality and immigration policy, and the administration’s stance toward European powers. It cites the Senate and House engagement, possible trade and treaty considerations, and the debate over military and diplomatic priorities.
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Mississippi Matters Beauvoir Plan for Soldier Home Experiment
The state debates buying Beauvoir to establish an agricultural experiment station for fruits vegetables tropical plants and flowers as a practical farm product showcase to attract people and aid Southern Mississippi. The plan cites use of Confederate veterans as caretakers and as an economic and sentimental benefit to the state.
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JeSerma Duvia
Fear for Saftes life near Constantinople embassy
Dispatches from Constantinople dated December 4 report a sultan’s guard and a courtier fearing an assassination attempt during Friday mosque devotions. Saif Pasha remained at the British embassy seeking refuge as diplomats debated stepping in to prevent pressure against him.
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Fire Raze at Institute in Western New York
A fire destroyed part of the Chamberlain Institute built in 1808 near Bill, damaging much of the chapel and rooms. The event left the fire department responding as the building, a frame structure under Methodist Episcopal control, suffered extensive loss with insurance estimated at about 35,000.
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Basoroun
Wepper
Chamberlain Institute
New York
Peamsylvania
Methetist Epinopal Conference
Leaving Wahingtoo Time Whee Wis Presence
Fragmented OCR note reports absence of Wahingtoo as time presence. reference to Lord Salisbury and a letter to Secretary uey reaches Washington Friday. Mentions President’s absence delaying action and ten day window for information. method to obtain data not specified.
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Arrests after police chase end in captures and loot
Lewis A. Smith of New York arrested after a late night chase that covered half a mile. Seventeen persons and $4 in cash found at the scene. J. Cooper, an accomplice, is also jailed. A separate fatal accident reports Oliver Tarbert a railroad switchman killed when a lantern ignited gas, sending him and his body into the air. the car escaped serious damage.
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Lewis A. Smith
New York
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J. Cooper
Smith
Tease Hace
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Oliver Tarbert
Strage
Red Cross Honors British Lieutenants for Gallantry
A Havana dispatch reports the Red Cross awards military decorations to Lieutenants Churchill and Barmex of the British army for gallantry. The ceremony and exact details are outlined in the Imparcial dispatch from Havana.
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Murderers Roam Near Mexican Border as Trail of Deaths Grows
Reports from Fort Bayard describe six murders tied to renegade Apache bands along the border. A farmer and his niece were killed near Eagle Creek, and a party of miners from Dexecee Arizona headed to aid in pursuing the killers. Army forces are massing at Fort Rayard to march into Arizona and halt the gang.
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Family dispute over late Benje portrait at Washagtes
The Tribame reports DRoumeck of West Thirty-eighth Street in this city is unsettled by a claim about a niece of the late Wix Benje. A Tribage reporter found her distressed and seeking quiet after questions about the report. A family member said Harrisone was the proper pereog to be seen on this matter.
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Evansville Dispatch Details Suspected Cuban Landing Plot
Evansville reports a strange schooner rigged craft at Padwesh harbor. Captain Lamer Betts leads a party of over ten men from the city to Cuba, with a West Point graduate aboard to oversee the movement. Betts claims church support behind the venture and says landings may occur within weeks.
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Tragedy near Dater as Hibbs dies of gunshot wounds
In Berrettie area, Derren Hibbs shot his wife at the Valentine Hibbs home four miles northeast of Dater. Hibbs, released five weeks ago from Mount Pleasant insane asylum as cured, lies dying from blood loss. Wife in perilous but stable condition.
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Valentine Hibbs
Dater
Trent Hibbs
Hibbs
Bet
Mount Pleasant Insane Asylum
Arrival of First Detachment at Cape Coast Castle
Dispatch from Ouame Neb reports the steamer Angola arriving at Cape Coast Castle from Liverpool with the 61st detachment of troops. Officers scarce beds due to flood damage. A rapid murder trial ended with a guilty verdict for George Morgan in the Ida Geskill case.
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George Morgan
Ida Geskill
Morgan
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