Bi metalist Delegates Protest British Tactics at Brussels Conference
At Brussels on December 10, bi metalist delegates accuse the British delegation of double dealing and aim to derail the monetary conference. They threaten to expose duplicity through a memorandum while some American delegates oppose President Andrews’s pledge to part with South American republics and Asia rather than Europe.
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Brussels
India
Great Britain
Serins
Andrews
United States
South American
Asia
Europe
Germany
South America
Continent
Political Handling Roils Kansas Legislature Forecast
Reports from Topeka say People party leaders aim to bar entry to rivals and organize the house and senate with Populists in key posts. Governor elect denies such plans while calls grow for a state officers inauguration and a potential US senator seat amid party clashes.
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People Party
People’s Party
Lignyers
Tadges My Weber
le Whiling
House
Senate
United States
Topeka
Startling Figures on Public Buildings Costs
The supervising architect of the treasury reports startling cost figures for public structures. New buildings total 52,219,160.90 dollars and public building repairs 93,254,440.22 to June 80, 1892. Expenditures for the year ending Sept 30, 1892 amount to 6,741,286.71 with contract liabilities 2,844,408.02, bringing total to 9,575,694.78. Additional liabilities from condemnation proceedings are not yet fixed.
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Washington
Supervising Architect of
the Treasury
United States
Washington announces Speaker Crisp committee appointments
In Washington on December 10, Speaker Crisp revealed committee assignments across Judiciary public buildings and grounds enrolled bills naval affairs military affairs education enrolled bills invalid pensions militia war claims expenditures in the post office department with members from New York Indiana Illinois Maryland Michigan South Carolina Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania California and South Carolina.
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Washington
Crisp
Fellows
New York
Brett
Indiana
Scott
Illinois
Brown
Maryland
Gorman
Michigan
McLaurin
South Carolina
Obliger
Ohio
Cadmus
New Jersey
Sipe
Pennsylvania
Hillborn
California
Post Office Department
Stock Brokers Fail In Hampure Fraud Case
The firm Carow & Bartels stock brokers collapses after Carow absconds and Bartels surrenders. Authorities allege securities valued at 400000 marks were obtained from banks by fraud. Liabilities reach 7500000 marks, impacting several local businesses.
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Hampure
Carow & Bartels
Carow
Bartels
Collision damages British steamer Zambesi near coast
Steamers collide offshore in a December 10 report. The British steamer Zambesi from Tacoma via British Columbia on November 16 to Japan and China sustained serious damage and was beached with forward compartments flooded.
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Yoxwanana
Tacoma
Vioia
B. C
Japan
Chia
Linkeddo Bay
Zambesi
Teachers threaten walkout at Superior school board meeting
West Superior Wis Dec 10 A group of Superior teachers staged a demonstration at the board meeting threatening a general walk out if their demands are not met. The board will consider the matter until the next meeting.
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West Superior
Wis
Dessaneida
Secretary Foster Budgets Lincoln Aid for Mrs Maybrick
Washington December 10 Secretary of State Foster confirms the government asked Lincoln the American minister in London to use his good offices with the English secretary of state for home affairs to aid Mrs Maybrick in the matter.
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Foster
Washington
London
Lincoln
Home Affairs
Maybrick
Suffrage group backs Mrs Lease for U. S. Senate
A dispatch from Abilene Kansas reports the State Equal Suffrage Association in session adopted a resolution endorsing Mrs Lease for the United States senate. The notice comes from St Louis dated December 10.
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St. Louis
Abilene
Kan
State Equal Suffrage Association
Lease
United States Senate
Notable Arrest Tells of First Degree Charge in Butte Case
Mary Pushman faces a first degree charge after a disturbing incident near Butte. Authorities found a child dead with injuries including a fractured left arm and skull trauma from a heavy blow. An autopsy notes signs of prolonged starvation prior to death.
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Mary Pushman
Butte
Diplomatic Dispatches and New York Visit Reported
A messy diplomatic cable from Valparaiso discusses Brazil Argentina and frontier arrestdispute involving provinces. Senators Carlisle Brice and Geman arrived in New York to meet Mr. Cleveland amid publicized events at the Avenue Hotel. Emma Van Norden linked to North American Bank and high society circles is noted. The Biwabik road extension ceremony marks a railway milestone with new passenger coaches and locomotives. The Grand tax treaty with France is mentioned as well.
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Argentina
Brazil
Valparaiso
Porto Cabello
Rientes
Pumpea
New York
Carlisle
Brice
Geman
Avenue Hotel
Cleveland
William OC. Whitney
New Yooore
Emma van Norden
Warner van Nop Bank of North
Ton Army
Ierica
van Nordens Ares
The
North American Bank
van Nor
Plan to Block Republican Senate Gains Discussed in New York
United States senators Gorman Carlisle and Brice met with the Democratic National Committee at the Fifth Avenue hotel to discuss preventing Republican victories in Montana Wyoming Nebraska Kansas and North Dakota. Martin Maginnis of Montana supplied details about a scheme to defeat the people’s will, to be reviewed at the national committee meeting this afternoon.
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New York
United States
Gorman
Carlisle
Brice
Democratic National Committee
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Fifth Avenue
Martin Maginnis
National Committee
Montana Democrats and Republicans After the Legislature
The Montana fight to control the legislature opened with a mandamus action over Choteau county returns. Democrats hold a one vote legislature edge after box elder precinct votes were discarded, while Republicans seek to overturn the majority. Ella Knowles, a noted attorney, represented Leech as Hamilton’s camp contested the result. The Montana presidential vote favored Harrison for electors. Dixon lost to Hartman for congress. Knowles defeated for attorney general by Haskell.
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Montana
Herena
Supreme Court
A. J. Leech
Returning Board
Choteau County
Box Elder
Hamilton
Blake
Ella Knowles
Leech
Heena
Ded
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Bidwell
Dixon
Congress
Hartman
Miss Knowles
Haskell
Another Milwaukee Blaze Involving Armory Fire
A early morning blaze at the Light Horse Squadron Armory on Broadway in Milwaukee trapped four people on the roof. Firemen and a police officer rescued William Miller, his wife, George Miller, and Jacob Fitzpatrick. Building damage estimated at 2000 dollars. cause of the fire unknown.
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Light Horse Squadron
Milwaukee
Broadway
Shannon
Hayes
William Miller
Little George Miller
Jacob Fitzpatrick
Conegh
Rich diamond field found on Snake River claims
Reese Walter, assessor-elect of Ada county, travels with six friends to the south bank of the Snake River near Walter's ferry after surveyors report diamonds at the Bruneau river dam site. Portland tests confirm genuine stones and city attorney Stevenson notes the formation resembles Kimberley mine geology.
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Snake River
Boise Ciy
Reese Walter
Ada County
Portland
Stevenson
Kimble
South Africa
New Non Alcohol Beer Promised By Cuban Firm
In Cubag on December 17 a promoter says a non alcoholic beer will be produced from malt and hops without fermentation. The process, discovered by Prof Bresch after three years of study, aims to resemble the old beer in appearance and taste but contain no alcohol. It targets family use rather than saloon trade and plans to lease a plant and begin operations.
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Paul
Breschis
Typhoid Epidemic Rages in San Luis Potosi Mex
Typhoid fever in its malignant form is widespread in San Luis Potosi and surrounding towns. Hundreds of deaths have occurred in the last three weeks with daily fatalities from twenty to fifty. Officials attribute the outbreak to four years of severe air quality.
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Mexico
San Luis Potosi
Mex
Dawson Challenged For Rematch In New Orleans
Immediately after the Dawson O Connell result in San Francisco Tom Ryan signed for a finish fight with Dawson for a 5000 dollar purse at the Olympic club in New Orleans. The bout was targeted for the first week of March with backers vowing to wager up to 10000 dollars that the Chicago fighter would win the international welterweight title. The articles were sent to President Charles Dickson.
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Dawson
Carcano
Dawson-O’connell
San Francisco
Chicago
Tom Ryan
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Ryan
Thes
Charles Dickson
Naval cadets punished for insubordination on Santee
Sixteen naval cadets were confined aboard the USS Santee for insubordination after escorting Frederick Perkins to the academy gates in a disputed act. The group, named James Bulmer to Lyons bucky among others, will continue studies aboard with limited contact until further orders. Perkins is the son of former California governor Frederick K. Perkins.
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Santy
Annapolis
Santee
Naval Ti
Tniey
the James
South Carolina
Wen ¥ i Bulmer
Nevada
Jones
New York
Henry Walker
South Dakota
Tompkins
Louisiana
Winship
Georgia
Griffith
Maryland
Shaw
Minnesota
Decarnette
Virginia
McLean
Tennessee
Abways
Nebraska
Scott
Pennsylvania
Hands
Alabama
Lyons
Bucky
Perkins
Academy
Frederick K. Perkins
California
Eminent Wisconsin Physician Dr Philo R Hoy Dies Sud denly
Dr Philo R Hoy of Wisconsin died suddenly in Racine at age 76. He was a leading physician and noted naturalist with a famed collection of birds fishes reptiles and insects. He belonged to the American Medical Association the AAAS and the Philadelphia Academy of Science and contributed extensively to natural science and medical literature.
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Philo R. Hoy
Wisconsin
Racine
Wis
Philo R
United States
Germany
England
American Medical Association
American Asso For
the Advancement of Science
Philadelphia Academy
Etomological Association of
France
No Hope for Mrs. Maybrick
The Baroness de Roques visits Mrs. Maybrick at Woking prison and states her daughter is gravely ill with inability to keep food and heart spasms. The baroness has no hope of survival. Mr Foster directs intervention with Lord Roseberry as the Home Office declines to release information.
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Mrs. Maybrick
London
Baroness de Roques
Mrs. Mayrick
Woking
Fire destroys opera house in Cuanieston and surrounding blocks
A fire began at about 9 p.m. during a Chick company performance in Cuanieston. The opera house and eight blocks of the town were burned, with five hours of flames. The main business district was leveled and insurance losses could not yet be estimated.
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Cuanieston
8. C
News and Courier
Chick” Company
Doc Taylor Respite Delay in Murder Case
Bristou Tenn December 12 The condemned murderer known as Doc Taylor who killed five people including Moonshiner Ira Mulleiss was slated for hanging on December 16. The court of appeals has deferred the execution until after the June term to decide if he is entitled to a new trial.
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Doc Taylor
Bristou
Tenn
Ira Mulleiss
Court of Appeals
Nickel Ore Discovery Shocks Keokuk Area
Dr. Charles R. Keyes assistant state geologist reports a new nickel ore find near Keokuk Iowa the ore is very soft and the discovery has caused a sensation in local mining circles in December.
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Lowa
Kioxug
Charles R. Keyes
Keokuk
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Ment
Ginia
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Grand
Trank Gilway
Rockland
Switmerland
National Democratic Committee
Supreme Court of the
Paho Diamonds
Adets
A. C. Fox
Oregon
Stearns & Hulst
Huron
S. D
Drilli
Ng Seeders
G. W. Longstaff
OY Bros
Hroceties A
Daxtora Ave
Haron
Honest Priges
EH. Boos & Company
E. H. Boos & CO
Houghton Neck
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