Major Carson Attacks Quay Over Clerk Race
Major John M. Carson, a Pennsylvania candidate for Clerk of the House, declares in a fiery interview that Senator Quay influenced the delegation against him. He cites pledged support, alleges interference, and vows to continue the fight to end boss rule even if defeated.
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Washington
Destructive cyclone kills and injures in Buford County
A destructive cyclone swept Buford County North Carolina damaging homes and farms. The Washington area home collapsed killing an entire farmer's family of five including a mother and four children. A factory near Washington fell, claiming two lives and injuring about a dozen others. Miss Mattie Cheve was swept away by the wind. her body not yet found. Names of all victims were unavailable.
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McCormick
Townsend
Ray
Washington
Cuam Lottte
N. C
Buford County
Mattie Cheve
Rucker Gains $2 Million Suit Victory Over Mine Dispute
The Aspen mining case involving Judge Rucker and Harvey Young ended with a favorable ruling for Rucker. He held a one sixth interest in the Aspen mine and a share of the $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 dispute. Rucker previously paid $15,000 for the option on the mine. The decision adds about $2,000,000 to Rucker’s fortune.
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Aspen
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End of Notable Indiana Miners Strike in Indiana
A large mass meeting ended the celebrated strike of Indiana block miners. Two thousand miners walked out May 1 seeking wages from 85 to 70 cents and arbitration. Operators promised prices and provisions while communities in the East and West donated tens of thousands of dollars, drawing unusual attention to the dispute.
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Rernci
Brazil, Inc
Indiana
Great Western Foundry Cashier Arrested for Embezzlement
Samuel Kuchhoffer, cashier at the Great Western Foundry in Kansas City, was arrested on November 2 charged with embezzling about $4,000 to $5,600 of the foundry’s funds. He is jailed in default of a $5,000 bond.
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Kansas City
Samuel Kuchhoffer
Great Western Foundry
Ss of the flesh noted in tomorrow's Dispatch by Linn Linton
MES. LINN LINTON writes in tomorrow's Dispatch about the themes of the flesh and human desire, reflecting a column on moral topics and social norms. The piece offers commentary and cultural observations.
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Linn Linton
Rates Will Advance From Boston Lynn Fire Losses
Insurance experts warn heavy losses in Boston and Lynn will push rates higher nationwide. Underwriters propose a plan to inspect fire departments and push changes to improve efficiency, with New York and other companies facing large potential deficits and a push toward a fixed rate schedule.
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Shay
Philadelphia
Insurance Losses The Ledger Of Company Payouts
A Boston report lists insurance losses by company across multiple firms. Names such as Liverpool London and Globe, Royal, Insurance Company of North America, Sun Fire Office, Hartford Fire, Franklin, Home, Hanover, American, and German American appear with various amount estimates. The figures reflect widespread estimated payouts across these insurers.
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Liverpool
London
Packers and Provision Dual Chi Total Insurance Totals
A fragmented list of insurers and policy amounts shows a total of 3,543,220 with numerous named companies such as Abington Mutual Western Ohio Germania Union Merchants and Individual Underwriters in New York. The text cites multiple state and regional firms and large policy sums, without coherent narrative.
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Anton Ton
Tos Nee Garden
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Mareford
Ieipila
Grand
Abington Mutual
Western
Onwezo
Equitable
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Armstrong
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Hekla
Firemen's
Boeton
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Germania
Fock
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Sowaeke
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Lancashire
Bri
Ohio
Reacpene
Two Thousand Cats Turned Loose at Niblo's Theater
A novelty stunt in New York releases 2000 cats from Niblo's Theater after a five line ad claimed 5000 were needed. Each cat wore a tag advertising the Christmas pantomime while Ben Stern's scheme aimed to prove advertising reach as cats wandered home through the city.
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New York
Niblo
Eschent
Ben Stern
Stern
Niblo’s
Mr. Stern
St Louis
Largest Great Lakes ship sinks near Chicago after storm
The fire master vessel David L. Dows, the largest sailing ship on the Great Lakes, foundered about 20 miles southeast of Chicago. All hands were saved despite a harrowing experience as the 90 000 bushel grain hold and coal cargo were noted. The vessel cost about $100 000 when built six years ago and was bound for consignments tied to ex Congressman W. L. Scott of Erie.
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Great Lakes
David L. Dows
Chicago
W. L. Scott
Erie
Burglars Break Into State Treasurer Office
In Joplin Missouri on November 29 burglars broke into the Capitol treasurer’s office doing damage to the inner and outer doors between the offices. They pried the iron doors but left the vault untouched and fled after being frightened during the attempt.
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Jzurrzeson
Capitol
Steamer Northern Pacific Sinks at Mississippi River Inbound Tow
The Queen and Crescent steamer Northern Pacific sank at eight this morning on the river incline near Viosssard Mississippi. She carried ten loaded freight cars and was being towed by a tug. Local inspectors halted letting her restart machinery due to risk. Insurance valued cargo at ten thousand dollars and vessel at fifty thousand dollars.
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Northern Pacific
United States
Judge Trippe Dies by Own Action in Atlanta
In Atlanta on November 2 Judge RB B Trippe died by his own hand using a double barreled Derringer. The act followed severe despondency due to ill health. He previously served as a judge in Sartereille before arriving in Atlanta. District Attorney reports the tragedy as an apparent suicide.
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RB. B. Trippe
Sartereille
Alani 6
Wreck of Bark Germania Stirs Suspicions of Deliberate Grounding
Witnesses testifying before Inspector McClellan describe the Germania run close to shore. Evidence points to a purposeful wreck as crew members recount naval danger and a captain lost with nine crew. The inquiry, held at station No 6, seeks to confirm if the disaster was intentional and assigns responsibility.
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C. H. McClellan
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Doyen
Spector
Treasury Department
Convicted Escapee Harry Hall Captured in Utah
Harry Hall, a well known convict who escaped from Nebraska Penitentiary two years ago, was recaptured at Provo Utah. He had served as private secretary to Warden Hyers at the time of the escape and the warden faced a governor ordered retrial on the matter.
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Hilden
Germany
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Harry Hall
Nebraska Penitentiary
Provo
Utah
Hyers
Young Binghamton Bride Widowed in Philadelphia Drive
Curtis a prosperous 22 year old from Binghamton and his bride, 18, registered at the Bingham House and began a wedding tour. In Fairmount Park a drive ended when Curtis died suddenly in the carriage. Coroner’s physician rules out heart attack. stomach examination to determine poison or alcohol as possible cause.
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Speseeaton
Formad
Contest for House Chaplain Post Promises Tight Race
November 29 report from Washington notes a keen contest for House Chaplain tomorrow. Rev. Chester seeks the position with Republican league backing, opposing Rev. Charles B. Ramadel of the North Presbyterian Chevel City. Ramadel’s past marriage to a former Osmelia Ramedell is cited as a noted point in the campaign.
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Cherter
Elliott ¥. Shepard
Charles B. Ramedell
North Presbyterian
New York
Chester
Ramadetl
Presbyterian
Osmelia Ramedell
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Yale
Rene Sa
Peat
Windom Sandbag Incident Sparks High Circles
New York reports a sandbag attack in Windom's office injuring two Mugwamps. The event ties to Special Deputy Messi Ollou and mentions Mr. Comstock and Mr. Lyman amid questions of legality and a forthcoming congressional inquiry.
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Cegont
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Comstock
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Lyman
United States
Congres
Sheffield Iron Boom Opens River Route to St Louis
Sheffield iron traders mark a Thanksgiving shipment of 300 tons by the steamer City of Savannah from Sheffield to St Louis, signaling a new river trade route and potential benefits for the Alabama mineral district. Large future shipments are planned from Anniston and other points as river freight favors the new route.
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Louis
Sansa Vente
Stern & Stern Jewelry Firm Fails in New York
Stern and Stern of 13 Maiden Lane, a longtime New York jewelry maker, faces $15,000 in executions as the sheriff seals the shop. Creditors gather outside while the stock is gone and the store sits empty, with rumors placing total liabilities near 75,000 across outsiders.
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New Youk
Gillette Arrested in Forged Mortgage Scheme
John Gillette, cashier of the Citizens State Bank, was arrested on charges of forging mortgages to obtain money. Authorities say he forged documents from an eastern party and plans to leave town, with bank involvement denied. The exact amount involved remains undetermined but believed substantial.
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Citizens’ State Bank
France The First Nation Readopts Old Flag
The government has finally readopted the old flag in a declaration dated November 29. The action aligns with prior acts and acknowledges support from international partners for facilitating commercial dealings when needed.
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Jaytree
Atlon
Geuksr Basbont
Elon
Aed
Husking Romance Told in Laurel’s Tomorrow Page
Laurel describes a quaint rural scene with practical chores and a simple romance linked to corn husking. The column portrays community life in affectionate tones and hints at a hopeful ending.
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Depositors Push for Receiver in Lawrence Bank Action
The Lawrence Bank matter drew a lively meeting of depositors as Senator John Upperman led a committee inquiry at 7 45. Two lawyers were retained to appeal to the Auditor General for permission for depositors to have lawyers in the case. The committee sought a receiver, with B B Warren suggested, and debate addressed Judge Bailey and the bank charter date of May 15 1876. The hall filled with about 300 creditors and many women presenting deposit books to prove credibility.
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