This Part of the Country by M Booth in Huron South Dakota
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M. Booth
Huron, S. D
President Delays Message As Congress Considers Extra Session
Washington leaders report the president cannot finish his annual message due to illness and may send a brief note next Monday. Congress debates an extra session with opinions split. tariff policy and the McKinley act loom as lawmakers weigh expediency and deadlines.
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Washington
Congress
Mexican Cabinet Resigns En Masse
Mexico City Nov 30 Subsecretary Aspiroz delivers to President Diaz the collective resignation of the entire foreign affairs cabinet leaving him in solitary control as December 1 begins.
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Mexico
Aspiroz
Diaz
Gladstone Home Rule Plan Outlined for Ireland
The Times prints what it says is Mr. Gladstone’s self rule proposal to the British House of Commons. Ireland would be a four province dominion with provincial houses and a Dublin senate, limits on armed forces and taxes, and imperial Parliament maintains crown sovereignty.
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New York
the Times
Gladstone
House of Commons
Ireland
Times
Baltimore Sun
Dublin
Leinster
Irish Senate
United States
Great Britain and
Privy Council
Airslahd
Sanseee Ol Hduke Bak
Eugene Kelly
Gage Seeks Swift Handling of 5 Million Souvenir Coins
Vice President Gage met with the treasury secretary to arrange the transfer of 5 000 000 Philadelphia mint souvenir coins to expo officials. The secretary said delivery will begin once vouchers and bonds required by law are completed, with production of needed items proceeding as the department's machinery is set.
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Gage
World’s Fair Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Wven
Dying Doctor in Comatose State As Family Gathers
Dr Scott nears death in hospital ward as family and grandchildren assemble at his bedside. Only J C Scott outside recent residence is absent. The patient remains comatose and shows limited recognition amid a fluctuating medical routine.
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Scott
J. C. Scott
Wasend
Harrison
Chicago Highwayman Fleeing Back to City After Strife
Nov 30 Cuic an obscure Chicago suburb robber tale unfolds as the Lakeview highwayman abandons his charger in Maywood and flees to Chicago aboard a freight car. He robbed Riverside and Lyons marshals and clashed with Corcoran in Aurora. a piebald pony replaces his horse as he heads home. In St Paul, Governor Kam pardons Hanley, reducing Albert Rolfe’s arson sentence from seven to two years with support from officials.
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Cuicano
Chicago
Lakeview
Aurora
Corcoran
Riverside
Lyons
Maywood
Highland
Berwyn
Clyde
Ide
Howe
Grant Locomotive Works
Joseph Whitney
Fred Sir Fred Crow
St. Paul
Hanley
Lyon
Stillwater
Kam
Albert Rolfe
Mney
Cottonwood County
California Vote May Be Divided Between Harrison and Cleveland
San Francisco reports a statewide plurality of 6422 with returns from most counties showing Harrison leading Cleveland. Officials warn the final electoral count could split the electoral vote between Harrison and Cleveland once all electors are certified.
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California
San Francisco
Harrison
Cleveland
Dalton Brother Kills In Horse Dispute
William Dalton, a brother of Nator Dalton, shot and killed Shal Chapman in a quarrel over horses. Dalton claimed to have bought from Chapman and was described as not an outlaw and a peaceful citizen. The incident occurred in Musekeegee on November 80.
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Daltons
Musekeegee
L. T
William Dalton
Nator Daltons
Shal Chapman
Dalton
Arrested the Preacher in Slender Slander Case
Rev. C Mason a Norwegian minister was arrested after preaching against the character of a girl chosen as godmother. A police officer of the city intervened as the dispute grew, both sides seeking revenge. The case hinges on slander with no penalty in the state.
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Devils Sage
N. D
Rev. C. Mason
Keeran
Zachariah Henry dies amid Civil War rebellion links
Zachariah Henry, once called the slayer of five men and a bosom friend of Quantrell, died at his home. He survived a Kentucky attack by a father and four sons after the war, was crippled, and later died in Kansas City area. Henry was well known across the West.
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Montreal
Montres
Sorimer Park
Archibald McGoown
He Gill University
Imperial Federal
Imperial Federation
J. T. Cardinal
Adolphe Lemenx
Mercier
Canada
Elgin Meyers
Q. Acs
Toronto
Premier Mowat
Ontario
United States
McGoown
Empire
Meyers
Zach Henry Devad
Kansas City
Marriage Talk in Otsego Ends in Town Gossip
The Talk of Otsego reports the marriage of 83 year old John Noeball to 73 year old widow Mary Ingersoll. The column notes Noeball could not live with his children and sold his property amid fear his heirs may claim part of the estate.
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Otsego Otsego
Minn
John W
Noeball
Mary Ingersoll
Washburn
Many Old Men Get Back at HomesTeaD Mill
Old men continue to seek work at the large mill in HomesTeaD Pa. Amalgamated workers filled the vacancies left Monday by about 200 nonunion men. A large share of the older staff has been restored or reassigned to other departments as the hiring process proceeds.
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Homestead
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