Recount Decision Affects Kanawha County Ballots
The Kanawha County recount ruling by the court keeps Charleston Alum Creek and St Albans precincts as originally cast, rejects their recounts, and orders recounted ballots for Lecietos and Coalburg to be set aside. McGinnis gains a 29 vote lead in the Third district, with further appeals likely.
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Coalinda
Third Congress
Ournit
Downfall of Beauty Prompts Court Release in Akron
A young Akron woman of about twenty one, presented a pitiful tale to the judge, seeking mercy after a brief jail stint for alleged offenses. She claimed to be unwed, pregnant by a prominent city man, and said her husband lived in Port Wayne, Indiana. She described pressure to undergo a forced operation and asked for aid to return home to her worried parents.
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Orrville
Ohio
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Abe
Abel
Port Wayne
Ind
Akron
Cleseleand
Charleston Nabs Hatchelt McCoy Fugitives Linking Vendetta
George McCoy, linked to the Hatchelt McCoy feud and the Vanie killing, was brought to Charleston by Ironton Chief W L Vanhorn and Huntington Marshal J C Beaty. He is jailed in Logan County confinement for safety. He appeared heavy and combative, and his statements connect to the vendetta and earlier murders.
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Beaty
Vanie
Destructive Fire at Globe Iron Works Ship Yard
A major fire at Globe Iron Works West River street Cleveland Idaho destroyed three sections of the ship yard 700 by 60 feet incinerating the plant office and valuable drawings and machinery. Losses run about 200000 with most covered by insurance. Four ships under construction were damaged but saved. About ten thousand workers are noted as employed at the yards.
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Globe Iron Works
West River Street
Gamage
Ge Theabip
Secretary Whitney Drives Navy Reform Across Yards
Secretary Whitney splits naval construction between government yards and private shops creating healthy rivalry. Builders race to outdo each other on speed and capacity for ships like Veenvias Maine and Texas while Whitney unites personnel for a broader reform unseen in other departments.
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Whitmey Ban
Money Flows Promising Corrup Mon Reign
A December 8 warning from Senator Veat claims Republicans will push major bills including a Service season bill costing around 250 million dollars and Blair Educational bill about 75 million, with Direct Tax near 20 million. He predicts government expenses rising beyond 400 million in two years and criticizes current fiscal policy and planned appropriations.
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National Banke
Extra Session Favored by Republican Senators
A December inquiry among Republican Senators shows broad support for calling an extra session of Congress in the spring. They cite admitting new states to boost Republican seats, tariff legislation, and preventing Democratic control of the House organization as reasons. Rail commissions on tickets likely to be debated at a Chicago meeting next Tuesday. Health concerns for Mr Mills noted as year ends. Des Moines awarded the pennant by Western Baseball Association. Major Asa Gardner placed on the army retired list for disability.
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George Wilson
Bert Dav
Opera House
Wilwoo
Monte Cristo
Col
A. A. Peanzheim
Young Men's Democratic Club
Demands and Dockets in a Fragmented Telegram Sketch
Max Silverellen in New York shows signs of instability as Whitechapel paper reading declines at Pottatown Iron Co. Pennsylvania may gain a Democratic supreme justice with Judge McCollum surpassing Judge Mitchell. Jews River eviction work to start with new writs. Cold Water business leaders arrested over Indian Territory dealings. Northwest-Betory blast in Chicago injures five. A St. Louis boy loses reason after alleged magical dog-catcher treatment.
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Reading Acconnta
Whitechapel
Aailers
Pottatown Iron Co
Pennsylvania
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Mitchell
Indian Territory
Betory
Chicago
Eadh
St. Louis
Kilrain Says He Acknowledges Sullivan Challenge
Jake Kilrain in Boston says he would accept Sullivan's $10,000 side match if Fox approves. He has telegraphed backer Mr. Fox for guidance before replying. Fox denies sending Kilrain any telegram or involvement in arranging the bout, stating no direct match has been made.
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Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Mr. Fox
New York
Richard K. Fox
Kilrain
Glazsey and McGinnis Battle in Brutal Draw
Joe Glazsey of New York and Charley McGinnis of Brooklyn fought ten rounds in a barebones bout in a vacant barn on Long Island. McGinnis broke his jaw in the first round, Glazsey left eye closed, both men severely injured. The crowd of onlookers paid $2 to witness a rough, bloody fight that ended in a draw after a brutal final round.
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Joe Glazsey
Charley McGinnis
Brooklyn
McGinnis
Glassey
Accond
Glasgey
McGionna
Scion
Democrats Brood Over Senate Tariff Strategy
The Evening Star reports anxiety among Democratic leaders in the House as they urge persistent, vigorous opposition to the Senate tariff bill. They accuse Democratic Senators of passivity and fear conceding defeat by slow, subdued action, insisting defects be exposed and fight continued to the end.
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Evening Star
Housa
Defended by his boy in deadly Metcalf county tragedy
In December in Metcalf county Jas Demember and his eleven year old son were accosted by Zack Walkup and his son over hogs. Walkup fired, mortally wounding Demember. The son then attacked with a hatchet, and the boy used a knife to defend them. Demember died Wednesday. The Walkups were arrested. the younger man is critically wounded.
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Demember
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Walkop
Demambram
Young Walkup
No Partisanship Aims at South Dakota Admission
A Yankton Journal report notes P M McClure and other Democratic officials to confer with local Democrats on pushing South Dakota’s admission to statehood during the current Congress session. The meeting is expected to include Governor Church and promises cross party cooperation.
White Cap Warning From Georgetown Polishers Threats
Dispatch from Georgetown Ohio reports a White Cap warning letter to citizens written in red ink with a whips drawing. It threatens burning houses if towns resist, and cites Mt Oreb as suspected center of White Cap activity after a Cincinnati conference. Also notes L D Ball pleads guilty to plotting a Darke County treasury robbery with Treasurer Simons jailed. Ball and accomplices received payments and ultimately exposed the scheme to convict Simons.
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Ohio
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Darke County
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Guyer
Hawes Mystery Deepens with New Murder Clue
In New York the Hawes murder case grows grimmer as a fresh grave in a Birmingham suburb yields a body of a young colored girl. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers hires a detective, pressing Hawes's innocence and pointing to Fannie Bryant as the killer.
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Birmingham
Ala
Epecal Sages
Hawes
Aleo
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Fannie Bryant
Peaceful Russia Protest Over Russian Loan Motives
The Journal de Saint Petersburg denounces foreign press for claims Russia seeks vanity and warlike aims. It protests German reports about a pontoon bridge over the Danube and warns against investing in Russian securities while citing Russia's growing economic revival and peacework outlined by the Czar at his accession.
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de St. Peersbourg
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Reni
Jounal
Troublesome Boulanger Circular Sparks Political Turmoil
Paris reports Capt Dryant, married to Gen Boulanger’s daughter, arrested a month for publishing a book sans war office approval. Boulanger issues circular to department chiefs outlining plans to run in Nord and resign seats. calls Chamber incorrupt. He praises revision and proclaims Vive La France and Vive La Republique amid unrest. Russia eyes fleet growth. Odessa notes naval credit for German aims. Sherman hints at Harrison victory. Supreme Court to stay Republican after Jan 7. Palmer’s visit seeks support for Horr. Horritish claims promise of benefits.
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France
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John Sherman Thaa
Viet I
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Indians Supreme Court
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Eonwell G. Horr
Horritis
Wea
Nature's Highway Doings of Boats and Boatmen News
A fragmentary report describes river traffic with boats and boatmen along Brockdale. Notable notes include the Lizzie Bay passing at noon with 7 feet 3 inches marked at the landing, the Louis A. Bhering leaving for Cincinnati, and the Ben Haris due up today with Parkersburg as a forthcoming destination.
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Cincinnati
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Parkersburg
Whitney Denounces Slander About President Cleveland Domestic Life
Mrs. Whitney defends the president’s domestic life amid circulating stories. She disputes claims fueled by Chauncey Depew and others, saying the tales are false and harmful. A New York dinner discussion is cited, with Watterson’s alleged account denied by Watterson himself and by witnesses. Separately, Capt. Seamon reports on electric light plant plans and the need for council action. Local society notes and a Garfield Literary Society event close the column.
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Coke Trade Pushes Up Prices in Connellsville Region
In Connellsville the weekly coke review notes most furnaces now active with fires lit in Keller Franklin Works Reid Bros Uniondale Works and anticipated firing of Diamond Works. Demand remains strong. iron prices show stability and likely rise after New Year. Operators anticipate a $1.50 coke price and a lower base scale than $1.35, with miners ready to enforce a uniform scale as the H. Frick Coke Co. scale expires December 31.
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the Courier
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Uniondale
Diamond
McClure Coke Co
A CLEAR PLURALITY ON NEXT SEASON LEAGUE MATTER
Columbus admission to the American Association forces the Tri State League to find a replacement town. Columbus is challenged by Wheeling as a drawing city, with Steubenville Dayton Newark Springfield Youngstown and Akron as possible gains. Buckenberger is praised as manager and Dick Van Sant may be kept. The Sporting Life Millennium Plan book is noted. Local names include Prof. Charlie Killmeyer, Col D D Johnson, Mrs Annie Clark, Mrs Edward Miller, Mrs John Myles, and John R. Dunlap.
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No Mercy Will Be Shown the Reds
A Chicago Anarchist meeting call and police mobilization spark threat of clashes. Chief Hubbard vows to block any Anarchist gathering from 54 West Lake Street to Haymarket Square and to revoke saloon licenses. Officials warn they will throttle anarchist activities and protect public safety.
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Gilmore Hand Jables at Grand Opera House next Wednesday
Amusement items note Gilmore at the Grand Opera House next Wednesday evening with a large seat sale already under way. The event promises more than a concert with additions by the Hurst vocal group and special stage acts. Reservations urged as seats are limited and will be more in demand as the night approaches.
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Grand Opera House
Hurst
Senta
Huns
McLure House
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