Bloodless Brazilian Revolution Reforms Reach New York
The first steamer from Brazil after the revolution arrives in New York. It carries reports on Dom Pedro's ouster and the peaceful transfer of power in Para and Rio Janeiro. The crew notes a new flag and a largely orderly process with no bloodshed, while Liberal party leaders proclaim a forthcoming Democratic government.
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New York
Dom Pedro
Brazil
United States
Hed Cross Line
Shipton Green
Pernambuco
Pars
Para
Republic
Frederick Hews
Hews
Rio Janeiro
Pera
Ravere
Jordan
Brazilian Telegraph and Cable Company
Rio Jeneiro
Shipton
East End
Charles B. Flinton
O E Aeretae de Para
Liberal Party
Republican Movement
The
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee Holds Brief Philadelphia Meeting
Harrissone December 3 The Democratic State Executive Committee met in the city with four of seven members present. The session was short and uneventful as treachery in Philadelphia’s recent vote was discussed but no action could be taken. The plan aimed to divide the state into nine districts with a district chairman for each. Chairmen will be elected at meetings set for September 18 in various regions. Present were ex-Senator Coxe of Luzerne and Philip Marshall.
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TE Disratch
Harrissone
Democratic State Executive Committee
Philadelphia
Oes
Istrict
Sas Comind Tce Peace
Varived
Rasen Per
Democratic State Committee
Coxe
Luzerneee
Philip Marshall
President Harrison’s First Message Divides Congress on Elections
Washington commentary centers on President Harrison’s first annual message. Republicans praise its finance stance while Southern Democrats vow to boycott a World’s Fair if federal election control advances. Debates focus on federal oversight of elections and the political risks for both regions.
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Harrison
Congress
Ing
House
Senate
Bis
Evarts
Dawes
Edmunds
Edmunds Were Unflagging In the Interest They Displayed, and Senator Gorman
Hues
Ways and Meanster
Fragmentary Whisper on Political Tension and Federal Action
Readable text hints at party conflict and potential federal intervention during a controversial election period. Mentions a split within the Democratic side and a call for a halt to a plan or procedure amid state and national tensions. Notable names include ELENA and LIGHTNER as figures in the debate.
Old Grant Farm Sells In Missouri County
The historic Grant farm near Louis City changed hands today. Captain L. B. Conn reserves the right to remove the old log house. Grant built the cabin in 1857 with his own hands and his brother aided him. Grand Army men fear losing this monument to the late General and may seek to reclaim the prize.
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Louis
Conn
Seu Cotndiy
St Lonia
Grant
C. D. Wolff
Pdt
Peice Halen
Railroad Officials Implicated in Freight Car Robberies
Conspiracy and arrests shock New York Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad train crews. John McPherson John Kinsinger and Charles Downs face charges for robbing freight cars on their runs with Downs confessing to a scheme spanning April last year. Clothing dress goods boots whisky and more were taken and distributed to relatives. Dayton allegedly hosted a frequent commission. Great interest shown by road officials.
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New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
John McPherson
John Kinsinger
Charles E. Downs
Gayley
Downs
Caledonia
Martel
Aioe Es
New York 1
Yauia
Ohio
Dayton
Oil Well Supply Firms Meet in Cleveland
Representatives from major oil well supply manufacturers gathered in Cleveland for a private conference. Key figures from Oil City Titusville Corry Pittsburg Washington attended as industry leaders discussed forming a national combination of supply makers.
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Cleveland
Erie
Oil City
Titusville
Bradford
Pittsburg
Washington
M. Geary
K. Chickering
F. BH. Ames
C. H. Bagley
Corry
Annexation Extends City Limits Along Blue River
Chicago style report notes Kansas City Crixy council adds 22 square miles to the city toward Westport and the Missouri river. Annexed area includes Blue River manufacturing towns expanding tax base by about $18,000,000. Preparations for public works and enrollment of new residents expected in coming days.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Couneil
Spirere
Westport
Missouri River
Stael
Mother's rash act shocks Kalamazoo parish scene
In Kalamazoo Michigan December authorities report Mrs CG Mills wife of the Episcopal rector administered morphine to her 1 year old child and then cut her own throat death not yet determined as the home was bright and quiet at the time of the incident.
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Kaalammazoo, Micn
PB Mills
Injunction Bars Sheriff Sale of Cox Chestnut Street Store
Philadelphia publisher Singerly sought a special injunction to stop the sheriff from levying on and selling the goods of Cox & Co at 1220 Chestnut street. Judge Gordon granted the injunction and a $1,000 bond, with Cox and Vietor named in a complex dispute over a fraudulent levy and assignment for creditors.
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Philadelphia
Seany
Chestnut Street
Lewis
Cox & Co
Singerly
Purnapemrnta
Louis
Cox
Court of Common Pleas No. 3
William M. Singerly
Richard J. Lennon
Sulzberger
J. Howard Gendell
Gordon
Eild Cox
Victor
Vietor
Montgomery County
Ogontz
New York
Patterson
Lewis 8. Cox & Co
Vietor & Achelis
Democratic Caucus Adjourns Amid Door Keeper Debate
December 3 report from Lucey shows over 100 Democratic reps attending caucus. Springer elected to succeed late Cox as door keeper. minority to retain one party employee. Debate over steering and executive committees ends with adjournment after multiple motions tabled.
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West V
Blanchard
Louisiana
Bigan Ber
Oates
Alabama
Prom Prisoners Held for Murder Near Stoan
James Shannon and Elmer Temple were jailed in Grovx City for the murder of James Dungeon during a highway ambush near Stoan. Dungeon was fatally shot after a dispute over property with Shannon, who fired a shotgun and a revolver. Mrs. Dungeon was also targeted but unharmed. Temple recently released from penitentiary for attempted murder.
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Grovx City
James Shannon
Elmer Temple
James Dungeon
Stoan
Shannon
Dungeon
Temple
Liquor Pardons Recommended by State Board
The Board of Pardons at an adjourned meeting recommended the pardon of eight persons including A. Sweitzer, A. Sholts, and J. Baughman of Somerset County who were jailed three months for selling liquor without license and fined 500 dollars. The board also asked the Governor to pardon R. H. Cram of Lycoming County for embezzlement. other applications are noted from Washington County.
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State Board
Hazermssanc
Board of Pardons
P. Sweitzer
Abraham Sholts
Jesse Baughman
Somerset County
Robert H. Cram
Lycoming County
Washington County
Predicted Death Shadows a Church Member's Passing
George Lytle a colored man died of heart failure in Louisville after a Sunday service at Zion Colored Church. He had warned his wife that a mysterious premonition linked to his death, then fell ill early Monday and died before a doctor arrived. Coroner Miller ruled heart failure. He leaves a wife and many children, jolting church members who seek meanings in the event.
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Looinsville
George Lytle
Zion Colored Church
Strest
Axife
Miller
Lytle Seaves
Funeral Held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Amid Protest
In Fort Wayne Indiana on December 3, Emmanuel Lutheran Church faced a clash over conducting the funeral of John C. Goenges, a saloon keeper. After weeks of dispute, a majority of the congregation allowed the service at the church despite objections from a minority. The case highlighted church funds linked to German saloon income for the first time.
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Wayne German Church
Fort Warne
Ixp
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
John C. Goenges
Emmanuel Church
Thrifty Crop of Pugs in Naugatuck Valley
Warrenver Conn December 3 All the towns along the Naugatuck Valley have been overran with prize fighters for the past few weeks and there has been a joint effort by police and deputy sheriffs to stop the business and drive the fighters back to New York. The raids began in small village gatherings in the dark hours of Esie with spectators recruited from the right crowd.
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Warrenver
Conn
Naugatuck Valley
New York
Esie
Quay's Christmas Present to Senator Quay
Henry Graffen of the Pennsylvania Auditor General's office leads a party preparing a 50 page letter press Christmas souvenir for Senator Quay. The book will feature a portrait of Quay and illustrations of Beaver home Beaver Harris-Lee. Senator Leeds Washington bound for the South was met by friends at the station.
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WasauxcTos
Henry Graffen
Pennsylvania Auditor General’s Office
Senator Quay
Beaver
Harris- Lee Seanates
Leeds
Washington
Firemen Strike Threatened on Georgia Central Line
Regro firemen in Montcomerry Alabama report a plan to ban a strike on the Georgia Central Railroad. Ten local firemen are sent to Macon to replace striking white firemen. Railroad circles say engineers will refuse to work with black firemen, threatening serious trouble.
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Montcomerry
Ala
Georgia Central Railroad
Macon
Patterson Named Sergeant at Arms by Soldiers' Orphan Commission
December 3 report from Hansissane states John D. Patterson, longtime Sergeant of Arms of the House, was appointed by the Soldiers' Orphan Commission to replace Joseph H. Marshall, who has taken the role of assistant postmaster at Lancaster.
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Hansissane
John D. Patterson
Soldiers’ Orphan _ Commission
Clarks
Joseph H. Marshall
Lancaster
The Australian System Successful in New Haven
New Haven works to adopt the Australian ballot system as municipal voting begins, marking a trial of the new process. The move aims to reduce fraud and streamline ballots amid a backdrop of December city affairs.
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New Haven
Conn
Diplomatic Gallery Snub Irritates House of Commons
Sir Julian Pauncefote the British Minister and other diplomats were refused admittance to the gallery after presenting credentials. The incident, involving Pan American delegates and South American officials, prompted questions of propriety and possible investigation as doors were opened for friends.
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Ah Seored
Sorecemaeens
Wile
Julian
McKinley Emerges as Republican Leader in House
Washington dispatch reports on December 1 that Congress will name McKinley as leader of the Republicans and head of the Ways and Means Committee. Bayne of Pittsburgh motioned after McKinley’s rise, signaling close party alignment as leadership jockeying continues in the House.
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Bayne
Ohio
Washington
Judge Kelley
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Betarmo
Jan Te
Pererch Bayne
Meksalsy
Centennial celebration planning for first Congress meeting
A five member centennial committee led by Mr Beyue was empowered by a recent appropriation bill to coordinate the celebration marking the first meeting of Congress. The date December 11 was chosen for the event and Speaker Reed signed the authorization today.
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Beyue
Otsrarch
Washington
Fifty-first Congress
Committee of Five
Committee of the
Congress
Reed
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