Utes Refuse to Surrender Massacre Suspects
From Denver, Meeker and Ouray farcical standoff at the agency as General Hatch presses for surrender of men linked to the White River massacre. Ouray demands trial in Washington, Colorow and others back in Colorado, with the deadly pipe of peace passed among chiefs. Racial tension and threats ripple through the meeting.
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New Mexico
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Lake City
Meeker
New Republican Central Committee Strengthened by Primaries
New York reports a strengthened GOP Central Committee after last night’s primaries with peaceful polling guarded by police. Allegations arise of deviations at New York Central Railroad piers on the Hudson with two piers built without consent of the Sinking Fund Commissioners. Plans have been submitted as if for new piers and the company is accused of undue advantages in pier dimensions and land lease costs.
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New Republican Central Committee
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Reception to General Grant in Indianapolis and Logansport
A detailed report of General Grant and party’s December visit, including departure from Chicago, arrival at Logansport with a large crowd, a city welcome in Indianapolis, a formal address by Mayor Jacobs, Grant’s reception at the Grand Hotel, a dinner with Hon. John C. New, and a late evening concert.
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Japan
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Louisville
Hardware dealers Fleishman Sechel & Co face assignment
San Francisco December 10 Fleishman Sechel Co hardware dealers made an assignment liabilities about 65000 assets 35000. Embarrassment caused by the defalcation of book keeper Ernest Loewenberg who has disappeared. He led a fast life dealing in stocks.
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Fleishman, Sechel & Co
Ernest Loewenberg
Ramsay Confirmed by Senate in Unanimous Vote
Washington date December 16 Senator Ramsay was unanimously confirmed without committee reference. In other news a House amendment proposes a constitutional ban on polygamy within United States borders.
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Surprised Physician Credits Humble German for Cure
A rheumatic patient, dying under Dr. G on C street, improves after a poor German shoemaker applies St Jacobs Oil. The wife uses the remedy, pain subsides, and in two days the man is well. The physician returns to find a revived patient, not a corpse.
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Grant Arrival in Louisville Amid Rain and Cheers
Rain fell for eighteen hours as crowds lined the procession route in Louisville. General Grant and his escort arrived by train to cheers and artillery around two o'clock at the depot.
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Grant
Hungary and Transylvaniaenduring floods threaten towns
Floods from dam failures overflow principal rivers in Hungary and Transylvania with towns inundated around Beaumur Grossevardein Szegedin Temecvar Arad and more. Frost to 15 20 degrees delays disaster response. no loss of life reported yet. In Washington Alexander Ramsey nominated as Secretary of War. Berlin railways purchase bill passed by lower house. Imperial Bank cut discount rate to 4 percent. The Will of The People distributed in St Petersburg. Gordon Pasha’s South Egypt governor notes Massowah arrival.
Sham wedding in Prairieton sparks wild charivari
A sham wedding organized by Miss Rosa Dickerson and companions in Prairieton leads to a chaotic mock ceremony. Fireworks, improvised instruments, and noisy antics shock two visiting teachers and guests as the bride and groom pretend to wed amid a loud, spoofed celebration. The prank ends with a feast of peanuts for the crowd.
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Academy
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Mr. Clif. St. John
Ball
Tice
Gueats
Rosa
Gas
George
Trial Opens Against Captain Oliver of the Cashmere
In Boston the United States Commissioners Court begins proceedings against Captain Oliver on three crew charges. The first charge of beating Albert Minkow is withdrawn. Second charge against Henry Eigen remains for beating. The third charge against Oliver for wounding Oscar Roundman is discharged. Testifying crew members go to New York for Mate Wankblyck’s murder case.
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Henry Eigen
Oscar Roundsman
New York
Mate Wankblyck
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