Blaine Near Death as Brights Disease Saps Veteran Statesman
Ailing former Secretary of State James G Blaine lies gravely ill at his Washington mansion with Brights disease. Relatives and two physicians monitor his condition as supporters express sorrow and President Harrison shows concern for Blaine and his family. A premonition of death colors the scene as night settles over the historic residence.
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Death Looms As Blaine Remains in Critical Condition
Washington dispatch reports ex Secretary Blaine near death from Bright's disease kidney failure. Doctors say no immediate danger but acknowledge periodic sinkings. Observers note public concern at the Seward mansion as his condition fluctuates and signs point to a fatal end possible tonight.
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Blaine Death Watch Elevated by Family and Doctors
Reports describe James G. Blaine's critical yet stabilizing condition as physicians treat a heart weakness and systemic decline. Family members, including Mrs Blaine, provide support while medical staff assess improving signs after a dangerous morning collapse.
Blaine Near Death as Bright's Disease Strains Health
Washington December 18 James G Blaine lay in a grave balance through a long day as Bright's disease and a cold worsened his condition Doctors reported no hemorrhages though delirium and paralysis troubled him Family and friends gathered while Senator Hale and Mrs Hale visited Blaine's bedside A late rally offered brief hope but the crisis remained grave with his son James G Blaine Jr noting continued weakness and risk
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Hiineis Coal Miners Set to Strike for Higher Wages
Hiineis district miners plan a strike starting Monday for increased wages. Several hundred workers are involved as negotiations with local coal operators stall.
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Archbishop Satolli and the Public School Question
A New York audience hears Dr. McGlynn discuss Archbishop Satolli and the Catholic Church’s stance on public schools. He praises the Pope’s envoy and argues for harmony between church teaching and state education, insisting patriotism and religion can coexist without sacrificing true liberty.
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Tragic double shooting near Livester leaves father dead
In Asheville area yesterday O. R. Jones was shot and killed while his son Jesse Jones was wounded in the abdomen resisting eight constables and a posse. The men were enforcing road work orders when the incident occurred 12 miles west of Asheville near Livester.
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Bloodthirsty Bandits and Skirmishes Across the Border
Report from Laredo details US cavalry arriving to aid anti-revolution forces as Mexican leaders face upheaval. Captains Chase and Hunter lead troops while two Mexicans are killed by Texas Rangers after a suspected bandit encounter. Widespread fighting leaves civilians and soldiers dead or wounded.
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Colored Catholics Dedicate St Peter Claver Church
Archbishop Ireland dedicated the new St Peter Claver Church for colored Catholics with great pomp. The edifice cost about 8000 dollars, serving a community that has grown from seven members five years ago to several hundred. Rev. E Casey pastors the congregation amid calls for racial equality within the American Republic. A large crowd of colored and white parishioners attended.
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New Opposition to Quay Rises in Philadelphia Letter
Philadelphia State Senator Frank M. Riter urges the State Legislature to elect George H. Graham Philadelphia District Attorney to the United States Senate. He argues Graham has qualifications for a commanding Senate role and would honor Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Press backs Riter with an editorial push.
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Cholera Likely to Enter U S Next Summer, Warns Health Expert
Dr J H Rauch, prominent in the American Public Health Association and former Illinois health secretary, arrived from Mexico in Chicago reporting a consensus that cholera could enter the United States next summer without strict vigilance. A deputation was appointed to urge Congress to suspend immigration.
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Thirty-Eight Years in Bed Rose Donohue Dies at 47
Pawtucket Rhode Island December reports Rose Donohue died in her bed at age 47 after 38 years of paralysis from age nine. She never left a crib, her limbs remained small and withered yet her mind stayed bright. A devout reader of Catholic works, she retained memory and spoke little when called upon, yet remained content and hopeful.
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Unintentional pistol tragedy near Kittanning
Miss Celis Boyd 19, visiting Mrs. Philip Boyd, loaded a revolver and discharged it while snapping it for a fourth time. The bullet struck Mrs. Phillips between the eyes, killing her in 20 minutes. Boyd was arrested and held for a hearing.
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And So They Eloped From East Livertoon
A Beaver county girl Elsie Dunn aged about 18 eloped with farmer Francis M Reed after obtaining a license from E D Marshs near East Livertoon. They crossed to Marshall's office in Marshall and were married by Reverend Marshall. The father threatened violence and the couple returned home.
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Ilipsburg
Maxwell Chosen for Assistant Postmaster General
Albany dispatch reports Robert A. Maxwell of Batavia slated for Assistant Postmaster General under the new administration. Maxwell previously served two terms as State Treasurer beginning in 1861 and 1863, and held other state posts including Superintendent of Instruction. He has since been seeking a new appointment.
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Stevenson and party begin Southern trip this week
Vice President select Stevenson departs tonight for a Southern trip accompanied by Mrs. Stevenson and three daughters. Also traveling is brother John C. Stevenson and a party placeholder, per Chicago report.
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Harrity's Hold On This State in Patronage Struggle
Washington dispatch notes Pennsylvania faces heavy contest over federal appointments as Harrity, head of the National Democratic Committee, wields influence to place his men. Democrats split over district and statewide patronage, with figures like Kribbs Sibley and McAleer tangled in the power play and Philadelphia representation key to control.
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