Berlin Sees Panama Scandal Stir Europe and Army Debate
Berlin watchers weigh Paris crisis as danger to Europe. Bismarck flags Socialist influence. Caprivi seeks deals with Liberals while independent conservatives wobble over the military bill. Officials warn no cabinet crisis despite pressure as Dresden plans large public works.
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Chicago Red Christmas Bloodshed And Confession
In Chicago on Christmas Eve and morning two killings and a series of assaults leave a city split by competing beliefs. John J. Regan and Andrew Benson die by suicide and stabbing. Anthony Lavelle fatally shoots Ross during a confrontation. A Pinkerton guard is wounded in a store shootout by Steffano Albertine, who is beaten after surrender. A pastor helps James Williams confess a four year old murder connected to Charles La Vaurne and Madame Le Vaurne.
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Andrew Benson
Anthony Lavelle
Joseph Ross
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Lavelle
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Clarke
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Eadeine
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Captain Foley
James Williams
Free Methodist
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D. M. Allen
Golden Gate
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Williams
Charles la Vaurne
Paris
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Louis
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Immense Mexican Land Concession Sold at 40 Cents an Acre
The Mexican Government grants Rafael Dorantes 800000 acres in Tabasco and Chiapas at 40 cents per acre. Payment in five installments starting May 1, 1893, with at least two colonist families per 1000 acres and 25 acres per settler. Dorantes must deposit 2000 dollars in the national bank within six months. Forfeiture for noncompliance.
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Dorantes
Tabasco
Chiapas
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Weather records and ship voyage amid cold gale
A New York report notes a biting wind driving snow and a near 20 degree temperature, with a moderate fall later. At 9 pm temperatures ranged from 20 to 63 across cities including Portland and Galveston, while the steamer Hermann faced northwest winds off Antwerp and Boston. crew frostbite and deck duties were adjusted.
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McGlynn Reinstated After Six Years Excommunication Ends
New York December 25 Father McGlynn resumes priestly duties for the first time since his excommunication, celebrating mass privately at St Johns College chapel Brooklyn on Christmas Day. Friends and supporters call it a victory for the people and justice triumph in church affairs.
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Thirtieth Street
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Williamsburg
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Learoe
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Lyon
Satolli Gratified by Welcoming of McGlynn Return
Vatican legate Mgr Satolli expresses pleasure at McGlynn restoration to priestly functions and pleads for ending old disputes. He notes no desire for Rome Washington diplomatic ties and recalls President Harrison's cordial reception during the World’s Fair dedication.
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Slashed by a Roommate in Frost Street Affray
In Fritchsmore Massachusetts last evening a fatal stabbing occurred after a drinking session. John Feltmorse, 38, allegedly attacked Andrew Sampson, 50, and his son Michael, 25, with a case knife. Michael sustained arm and head wounds while Andrew was cut in the abdomen. Feltmorse was found under a bed with blood on his clothes and the knife hidden in a shoe. He denies the deed but was identified. Andrew's condition was described as ghh.
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Carlisle enters cabinet race as Lindaly supporter
Carlisle interests pivot to national posts as Colonel Berry backs ex Judge Lindaly for Senate. Stoneda and other figures are boomed in the exchange race with meetings held in their interest. Governor Tens ridge and Alieate are also mentioned amid the law framing debates.
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Pinkertons 1060 and Montana Legislation Hopes Rise
Washington reports that the Pinkerton Investigation Committee may push strong federal and state laws to curb private detectives in armed roles. Observers say Congress could limit transport across states and prohibit their use to incite riots, with Republicans in Montana's legislature influencing the outlook.
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United States
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Congress
Arbitration case on Bering Sea dispute nears final preparation
Washington reports the State Department and counsel are nearly finished compiling the United States argument for the arbitration commission. The volume includes collated disputes on jurisdiction since the first questions arose, with translations, law, and diplomacy emphasized. Senator Morgan and Secretary Foster are deeply involved, noted for exhaustive study and long work hours.
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State Department
United States
Bering Sea
John W. Foster
Senator Morgan
Senate
Foster
White House To Be Closed For New Year’s Day
Washington December 25. The White House will close on New Year’s Day marking the third time in history. The holiday week features debutantes and society events as Miss Lieber and Miss Wilcox enter society plus parties hosted by Mr. and Mrs. McLean and Vice President Morton’s daughters.
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Reichstag
Wilcox
Whitemore
Chicago
Kate Brice
Ohio
Emily Cammack
Katharine Fuller
John H. Mclean
Morton
White House
General Delknap
Grant
White House closes to public on New Year amid death news
After the diplomatic corps reception under President Arthur the White House was closed to the public on New Year Day. Other official receptions were omitted once news of the death circulated.
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Allen
Diplomatic Corps
Arthur
White House
Consolation for Carter in Montana Senate Hope
Washington dispatch reports Montana’s local judges giving Republicans a legislative majority. If accurate, Tom Carter might win a U.S. Senate seat, replacing Senator Sanders, though opinions vary on Montana’s overall congressional representation.
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Tom" Carter
National Republican Committee
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United States
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Senate
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Speaker Crispe Meets Colonel Fellows In Wartime Oath Tale
Special from Huiseton recounts a wartime exchange between Speaker Crispe and Colonel Fellows of New York. Fellows recalls being a prisoner at Fort Donelson and advises not to take the oath until Confederate victory. The former prisoner notes his allegiance to the Confederacy and his oath only as an officer after release.
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