Political Deadlock in State Caucus Delays Organization
Reporting from a tense caucus, Democrats and Populists fail to reach an accord on party leadership and committee control. The session adjourns with no agreement, while a rumor circulates about a possible deal between silver Republicans and Democrats. In Ohio, McKinley spends a quiet Sunday at Mark A. Buena’s home, attends church, and plans his inaugural fund efforts if Congress delays action.
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Ohio
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American Pilgrimage to Rome to Leave New Year
The first national pilgrimage from New York to Rome and Jerusalem will depart in two weeks. Delegates will present the United States pilgrim escort to the Holy Father. Details outline attire, with men in black or white and women avoiding gloves. flag bearing and ceremonial duties set for February 2.
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Jerwentom
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Holy Father
Willette
Krug and Nordstrom Gases Supreme Court Debate
Report from Washington in January outlines arguments on legality of the tax law used to indict Krug and Nordstrom Gases defendants. The Supreme Court of Washington has not ruled on the core legal issue, with state court procedures to be revisited. Additional notes mention ongoing action toward possible writs and further proceedings, including appeals or new proceedings in the state system.
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Washington
York
Lenat
Woes Of The Cubans Prisoners And Aboard The Three Friends
A chaotic report describes Cuban prisoners at Havana and survivors from the Three Friends voyage. It details harsh conditions, executions, and officers’ casualties. Witness accounts mention Commodore to the record and events off Daytona Beach amid rescue efforts and official inquiries.
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Commercial Tribune
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Fis
Daytona Unie
Captain Murphy
Stephen Crane
Tuxeer
Willem Enseiys
Havana reshapes security as Weyler returns abruptly
Rumors swirl over Captain General Weyler's late night return to Havana with conflicting reports on his exact arrival time and purpose. The city remains on edge, expecting decisive action as authorities reassess the situation amid tense conditions.
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Cuba's Coast Guarded as Spanish Warns of Expeditions
Washington reports Spanish authorities feel little worry about Hurrias from insurgent expeditions toward Cuba. They note movement of insurgents is closely watched, with Weyler era rules making large forces vulnerable to interception. Reports say the Three Friends expedition faced detection and that the Daont-Jone vessel may join the effort from No Name Key, Cuba.
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No Nam Key
Florida Coaat
Teada
Lund
Public Lands and State Survey Debates in Congress
Washington scene shows lawmakers wrangling over large tracts of land and survey plans. A committee report outlines interior department surveys, rights, and occupancy issues affecting public domain parcels. The discussion covers valuation, tenure, and the role of state action in land allocation.
Battle of Princeton Anniversary Observance in 1777
In Princeton New Jersey a commemorative banquet honors the 1777 Battle of Princeton and the 108th anniversary march. Distinguished guests attend as remains of Captain William Rippon are buried at the churchyard monument. The event recalls Washington's troops and the revolution era, with a memorial laurel laid for valor.
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Hart Wins Six Day Walking Match in Chicago
Hart the Chicago colored athlete won the six day walking match ending at midnight, beating Meosland by seven steps. Bruith, Oddy, Moylenman, and Cowboy Smith failed to reach the required gate share and will not enter the division. Final: Hart 35 miles 7 laps, Meosland 28 miles 9 laps, Stephens 22 miles.
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Denver
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Bruith
Floods and storms lash upper Midwest and Great Lakes
Record of widespread damage across Minnesota South Dakota and Michigan as floods and cyclones devastate crops. Heavy rain and deep snow halt roads and rail lines, threatening thousands of bushels of corn and winter wheat while blizzards bring drifting snow and powerfully cold conditions in Menominee and Grand Island areas.
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Orton Pueltte
Destructive Flood Bakes Towns From Arkansas to Illinois
A chaotic flood blanketed towns south of the Iron Mountain road with widespread damage. Benton suffered collapsed homes and overturned stations as most areas between Little Rock and Texarkana faced heavy duress. In Chicago area rivers rose, with water threatening the Des Plaines and emergency closures, while pumping plants and riverbanks faced critical strain.
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Stave
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Bumerons Lumber
Little Rock
Texarkana
Cimuyy
Water Street
Main
Rivers In Mississippi Area Reach Danger Mark
Flood warnings after two days of heavy rain push rivers on both sides of the Mississippi toward danger. Teichland Missouri reports the river rising an inch per hour as wheat and corn in shock are washing away. Snow and storm activity complicates travel from Texas to Louisiana, with wrecks and downed wires delaying trains and snow drifts cited in multiple towns.
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Texas
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Tex
Say's
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Mantundie
Storm Lays Waste as Wounded Are Taken to Hospital
Amid destruction caused by a fierce storm, Mrs Susan Flood and Mira Morgan suffer wounds including scalp lacerations and skull fractures. Atlee Goodman and Pearl Goodman incur limb injuries, while several Goodman children are gravely hurt. A man’s body is recovered after being swept from a bridge as authorities describe the storm’s narrow, deadly path and total havoc.
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Severe winter storm disrupts rail yards across Missouri and Kansas
A heavy storm blankets the region with wind and snow. Reports state two to three inches of snow with strong winds, delaying trains in western Missouri Kansas and parts of Kansas City and Omaha.
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Services Over Joe McCullagh Held at Bellefontaine Cemetery
The Globe-Democrat editor Joseph H McCullagh’s funeral was held at Bellefontaine Cemetery with a large attendance. Lifelong friends and newspaper colleagues gathered as ministers led prayers and hymns. Pallbearers included editors and prominent St Louis figures in journalism and business. The service ended with a benediction and a song, reflecting on McCullagh’s long career.
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More Executions At Manila Tournament Madrid Advices
Dispatches from Manttit elite report a battle near Manila where Spanish forces dislodged rebel positions and killed prisoners. Seven more rebels were reported executed as part of the engagement, with a cartridge factory seized and rebels feigning death to ambush Spaniards. The report notes a Philippine theater of operations with possible Japanese involvement and ongoing actions against insurgents.
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California Products for 1896 Summary of State Outputs
The San Francisco Chronicle lists California’s 1896 outputs and values by commodity. Gold 1,1044?, borax 900,000, petroleum and bitumen 1,000,000, natural gas 150,000, quicksilver 30,748 fawke, beet sugar 4,000,000 pounds, wheat 34.68 bushels, certified grape products 1,000,000 gallons, prunes 10,800,000 bushels, bears 100 pounds, red fruit 148,000,000 pounds, dried prunes 200,000 pounds, canned fruits 1,000,000 cases, wool 24,0040 pounds, butter 819,000 pounds, wine produced in San Francisco 12,004,070, provisions 8,000,000 value. Total gold product now 81,085,420, with gold and silver exports totaling 1,475,495,107. Also notes 0.00 dairy cows, dairies value 6,048,000. A train wreck near Newhaven injures several and a separate note mentions Henry Wolcott’s diplomatic aims on bimetallism.
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the Chronicle
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San Branciaco
Minnesota Land Grants Disputed Amid Auditors Findings
Minnesota auditors reveal extensive land grants to railroad companies, with about 44.99 million acres in the state mineral lands and 80 million in total rail lands valued around 103 million. They urge court actions to recover misallocated lands and consider forfeiture of remaining parcels, noting private guarantees held by Rockefeller interests and the Minnesota Iron Company.
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Elections in France Narrow Senate Shakeup
Paris June 2 elections aimed to renew one third of the Senate with 64 Republicans winning seats and Socialists heavily defeated. Platform backed universal suffrage for senators. outcome signals shift away from socialist influence amid constitutional debates between the Senate and cabinet.
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Massillon District Hears 10 Cent Per Ton Reduction
Notices posted in the Massillon District report a wage cut to 9 cents per ton from 10 cents, with a 22 cent rate discussed in Pennsylvania. Ohio aims to keep the 9 to 10 cent system, about 2000 miners idle awaiting a joint meeting of operators and miners in Columbus on January 12.
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Great Year for Kansas City Stock Yards in 1896
Kansas City reports a record year at the stock yards with receipts exceeding prior records by over 110 million dollars. The Times notes cattle prices were higher by about 40 percent, and 300 manufacturing plants with 32 million capital employed 4,000 workers, producing goods valued at around 100 million. Other items include a fatal explosion in Terre Haute and Arbuckle reductions in coffee pack sales.
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