Indications of an Imminent Carlist Uprising in Spain
London reports Sagasta now calls Carlism Spain's greatest danger as authorities fear an imminent uprising. Carlist plans include appointing a Madrid governor. Correa says 140,000 troops ready, 200,000 soon. Don Carlos to appeal to the army. The pope considers a marriage alliance to avoid bloodshed.
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National Municipal League Opens Sixth Annual Conference in Indianapolis
The National Municipal League begins its sixth annual conference at the Commercial club in Indianapolis with Governor Mount Mayor Taggart and other leaders present. Clinton Woodruff secretary of the league spoke on municipal reform progress, Dr L S Rowe presented committee report, and Samuel B Capen head of the Boston Municipal League gave an address at the evening session.
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Samuel Bb. Capen
Boston Municipal League
Attempted Central American Union Fails in 19th Century
Mawnaeua Nicaragua December 2 1885 The plan to form the United States of Central America by Nicaragua Honduras and Salvador collapses as federal organizers dissolve the union restoring each state’s sovereignty. Honduras troops failed to quell the Salvadoran outbreak pressuring the federation leading to its end and a provisional government is set up.
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Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
United States of Central America
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Canada
Guy’s and Westminister Hospital
London
England
Cc. B. Alford
Uprising in Salvador Reshapes Central American Republic
Washington officials view the Salvadoran revolt as a revolution in progress. President Gutierrez yields to General Regalado who forms a provisional government. The shift is seen as a potential death blow to the United States of Central America, a union of Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
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Regalado
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Nicaragua
Morrison Elected Bishop After Second Ballot in Iowa
In Ceper Rapids Iowa on December 2 Rev Theodore N Morrison rector of Epiphany Chicago won the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa bishop election on the second ballot receiving 100 votes to 70 for Green and 12 for Cornell Sioux City. The result was made unanimous after Dr Green moved to support Morrison.
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Theodore N. Morrison
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Chicago
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Cedar Rapids
Green
Trimbell
Keokuk
Dr. Green
Morrison
Cornell
Sioux City
No Official Orders Yet for More Troops to Manila
General Merriam in San Francisco says no official orders have been issued for sending regulars to the Philippines to relieve volunteers. He notes a dispatch to Commissary Long for tropical camp equipment for 6,000 troops and tent contracts, with the strong inference that a large force may be sent to Manila.
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Merriam
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Philippines
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Manila
Severe Colorado Storm Delays Rail Traffic
Advices from Denver report the storm south and west of the city as the worst in years. Como records two to three feet of snow with ten feet reported between Como Leadville and Gunnison. South Park route is blocked and Denver Rio Grande trains are greatly delayed.
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Leadville
Gunnison
South Park Road
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