Bill to expel dangerous aliens from United States
Washington December 12 The proposed bill by George E Adams aims to expel aliens deemed to threaten public peace by advising property destruction or murder of officers. It sets a process for evidence from three citizens, presidential orders, and possible arrest and removal with penalties for return. The measure may spark debate.
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John Most
New York
House of Representatives
George E. Alums
United States
Herman Raster
Staats Zeitung
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Raster
Secretary of State
Calumet and Hecla mine cave expands fire zone
Ground around the Calumet and Hecla mine shaft caved in enabling air and venting for a month old fire. Jury deliberating in the E L Harper bank wreck case. Thirty survivors of the W A Scholten reach New York aboard the P Caland. Reverend Joseph Parker sails for Europe on the Etruria. Political gossip notes Fremont Cole in the New York speakership race. John L Sullivan greeted in Dublin. Thirty eight widows of revolutionary soldiers on pension lists. Mrs Brower beaten near Hempstead L I remains alive. Dentist Wettlaufer hanged himself after studying a death by own act. Downs Vanaman of the Nellie S Jerrell reportedly lost after ship sunk near Barnegat.
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E. L. Harper
Fidelity National Bank
Cincinnati
W. A. Scholten
New York
Netherlands
Fremont Cole
Husted
Ainsworth
John L. Sullivan
Dublin
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Hempstead
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Nellie
Jerrell
Barnegat
Eeeie
Goshen
N.J
Cara
Hugh O Pentecosts Farewell From Belleville Avenue Church
Rev Hugh O Pentecost resigns as pastor of Belleville Avenue Congregational church Newark after two years citing liberal views and opposition to evangelical Christianity He says he will continue to teach Christ s doctrines and may preach in New York with expenses funded by subscription and vows truth will triumph
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N. J
Hugh O. Pentecost
Belleville Avenue
Pentecost
New York City
Stormy Sunday at Syracuse Universalist church
In Syracuse on December 12 the First Universalist church faced a heated scene as Pastor J C F Grumbine resisted trustees requests to resign over his Henry George views and political activity. A vote was blocked by moderator H P Hall, and the meeting adjourned after debate and a benediction.
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J. C. F. Grumbine
Grumbine
Henry George
H. P. Hall
Desperado Captured After Terrorizing Walker County
Tom Key, once a notorious outlaw and horse thief, was arrested in Walker county after a violent confrontation with officers. He had terrorized the area, burned barns, and threatened his father. He sustained shotgun injuries and is jailed, with indictments lost in a prior county courthouse fire. The report also notes the Pittsburg revival with Francis Murphy and Moody concluding meetings in Pittsspunro.
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Ala
Tom Key
Walker County
Key
Mississippi
Jasper
Man in Critical Condition After Multiple Grape Noose Incident
John A. Van Norton head of a dry goods department describes life as immaterial after taking twenty grains of a drug during a dispute with a clerk. He arrived from Gil City last September and is a Newark native. Three doctors treated him all day, performing windpipe surgery and artificial respiration without success. He reiterated his wish to die, saying life was immaterial. He is married twice with three children.
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Ose
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N. J
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Tie
Ausany
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Waterford
Saratoga County
Cohoes
West Troy
Governor Hill
Thomas Kelly
Rotterdam Junction
Walker
Kelly
Steubenville
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McGinniss
Mike McGinniss
Tramps
Anderson and
Taylor
Counterfeit Silver Dollars Found. Arrests Made near Grantsville
Silver Dollar Manufactim Salt Lake City December 12 John Rekart and Teddy Maynes arrested for counterfeiting. The fake coins produced at Grantsville twenty miles away and circulated mainly among Fort Douglas soldiers at three for one. The counterfeit is said to be very good except for the ringing defect. more arrests expected.
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John “Rekart
Teddy Maynes
Rekart
Grantsville
Fort Douglass
Assailant of Ferry. Paris turmoil deepens political rift
Paris reports reveal Aubertin alias Berckheith, a dissolute suspect, wrote of murder to Grangier before shooting Jules Ferry. Ferry’s condition worsens with ecchymosis near heart and liver. Fallieres abandons cabinet plans as Carnot-Tirard efforts stall amid Radical-Conservative tensions.
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Berckheith
M. Jules Ferry
Grangier
M. Ferry
France
England
Chamber of Deputies
Cridu
M. Carnot
Jules Ferry
Rouvier
M. Fallieres
Carnot
M. Tirard
Physicians
Edward Herve
M. Her
M. Floquet
Conflicts Over Chinese Landing Strains Federal Ties
San Francisco reports a clash between the Collector Hager and U.S. judges over Chinese passengers denied landing as immoral imports. Writs of habeas corpus were issued but the steamer City of Peking moved to sea. by 2 pm twenty six Chinese women were brought to court for disposition.
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Peking
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Sabin
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Indian elopement stories from Niagara and Michigan
A Michigan schoolma am elopes with a Tuscarora Indian named Littlejohn after duping Pauline Schwitzen and planning a wedding at Niagara Falls. Her brother pursues, threats arise, and the couple marry in Hamilton. In Michigan a white woman Jennie Smith runs away with a Black farmhand Alex McGee, marries in St Paul, and returns to Dakota. Other items note Kitty Kanouse’s Oregon ceremony and a murder confession tale.
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Niagara Farls
Augustus Schwitzen
David Littlejohn
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Swarmsville
Transit
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Littlejohn
Hamilton
Detroit
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Alex
Dakota
Miss Smith
St. Paul
Bequests Totalling 89000 Reach Yale and Others
Mrs Vrania Battell Humphrey's will distributes nearly 89000 to charities and Yale University, including 15000 to its general fund, 6000 for three Battell scholarships, and 5000 for the musical fund. Other bequests include Long Island Historical Society 10000 and various Brooklyn and New York institutions, with total family gifts to Yale over 200000.
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Norfolk
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Yale
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Battell
Mia Larned
Long Island Historical Society
Bellevue Hospital Training School
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Conn
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Connecticut Training School
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Brooklyn Protestant Orphan Asylum
Home For
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Long Island College Hospital
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn City Hospital
Harper Found Guilty In Fidelity With-Larceny Case
In Cixcixsati the jury found E. L. Harper, vice president of the late Fidelity with-larceny, guilty. The court sentenced Harper to ten years’ imprisonment as a crowd filled the room in anticipation.
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Harper
Emperor William Update and Postmaster Nominations
Dec 12 dispatches report Emperor William’s condition remains uncertain as friends await his recovery. In Washington the President sent nominations to the Senate for new postmasters including W. W. Fish at Ai Mass and F. A. Campbell at Woonsocket RI. A brief note records a bad night and Jules’ troubling condition continuing to be watched.
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Senate
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Ai Mass
F. A. Cambell
Woonsocket
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Gavel lodge members to visit Ansonia brethren tonight
About 25 members of Gavel lodge K of P will leave tonight for a visit to Ansonia brethren. Arthur Osborne has left L E Moulthroup and will return to his Ansonia home. Bronson Peck died at 77. funeral Wednesday at 2. Naugatuck mourns Thomas Gorman, 54, funeral Tuesday at 8:30 from Kelly Hill home. Sophia Johnson, 20, died in Union City of typhoid fever. burial Wednesday at 2. Isaac A Morse hires Allen Latham for December 23 tour of the world with illustrated sketches.
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L.E. Moulthroup
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Thomas Gorman
Tate
Kelly Hill
Frank Foster
Cannon
Sophia Johnson
Union City
Mission Chapel
Isaac A. Morse
Allen Latham
New York
Latham
Gold disco site on Juniper rocks near Housatonic river
Reported gold disco site two miles above the Consolidated road bridge at Juniper rocks belonging to the James Wheeler estate. In New Haven a safe at the Seldon house lost $100 on Saturday night, porter Frank Wheater suspected. Fire at Milford offices caused a net loss of about 10 to 13 thousand after insurance. Sheriff Beadle arrested Henry B. Allen of Cheshire for obtaining money under false pretenses after a Floyd-like exchange. A brawl in New Haven left John Johnson with a dangerous head wound.
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Seldon House
New Haven
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Milford
Gunn
Beadle
Cheshire
Wallingford
Henry B. Allen
L. Morse
Allen
Ensing
Morse
John Johnson
Adolph Anson
Christian North
Johnson
Winsted Opens New Parochial School St Anthony of Padua
The Right Rev Bishop McMahon dedicated Winsted's new parochial school St Anthony of Padua yesterday afternoon. A solemn high mass preceded with a sermon on Christian Education by Rev Father Connaty. The brick building, three stories high, was built by John Carroll with Hotchkiss handling wood work and R. W. Hill as architect. it was ready in February and will cost $12,000.
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Torrington
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Ocen
Weather and dining notices for Connecticut and Maine
Much colder weather chills Connecticut with fair skies ahead. The eastern Maine region will see rain followed by fresh to brisk northwesterly winds, backing to westerly and decreasing in force. Also note Poppe's at 113 Bank Street offering oyster stew and meals at all hours, with the Waver ay House serving a good dinner for 35 cents.
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