Bomb Explodes in Paris Chamber of Deputies
A dynamite device detonated in the Paris Chamber of Deputies injurying deputies and spectators. Reports say the blast sent debris and flames into galleries. dozen wounded including M. Dupuy and Abbe Lemerin with serious head and leg injuries. Police detained several suspects as wounded deputies and journalists describe a chaotic scene with cries for order and urgent medical care.
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Peculiar Settlement Offers 84 75 Paddling Cost Reduction
The article reports a peculiar settlement pricing 84 75 with a 25 rebate to reduce real paddling cost to 4.50 the company says 600 men will gain employment and paddlers start Tuesday with twenty furnaces. rolling and nail lines return later, coal prices and wage rates remain contentious across Wheeling division and related operators, with river miners convention planned.
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Ex Queen seeks protection as Hawaii unrest grows
Honolulu dispatches reveal ex Queen Kalikani fearing violence from foreign residents and seeking armed protection from the provisional government. Police guard Washington Place as political tension mounts, with Britain’s cruiser Champion noted and Royalist plans shaping expectations for possible restoration.
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Armed Force Restores Hawaiian Monarchy Report
The Monowal has reached port from Honolulu amid rumors of U S military backing to restore the Hawaiian queen. AP, Bayard, and Senator Palmer discuss non intervention, conditions for monarchy, and potential U S restraint.
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Virginia Senatorship shows machine in new directions
The Virginia Senate race ends with Thomas Staples Martin defeating General Fitz Lee, shocking supporters who trusted Huston and Goode for votes. The piece notes a political machine denounced by friends of the defeated and hints at possible investigations but doubts they proceed. Martin, a longtime Democratic organizer, emerges with influence in state politics.
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Robbery suspects and court notes across cities
A murky summary of a South Bend National Bank robbery with Frank Swith named as a suspect after a woman offered to swap for $1,000. Chicago coverage notes Prendergast facing trial with ten insult experts to attend court. Clarksburg names S H Steet as mayoral nominee and reports Democratic wards conventions. Also brief items on a Polish miner found dead near Baltimore and a live pigeon shoot event in Mansfield with stakes and organizers.
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Fragmented Telegraph News Briefs From December 9
A compendium of terse items notes Whitney L. Boise being indicted on a charge related to voting to waive laws against Chinese migrants, Gladstone's health improving, unrest in Constantinople over Turkish doctors, incendiary letters sent to Eton College, Peter Prunty’s death from burglary injuries, Rev. Henry Giese’s passing, and the President’s day with officials. Reports include a hotel fire in Wixsiesa, a potential impeachment issue in Denver, a westbound train wreck near Lisbon, a mining blast in Greensburg, a murder trial sentence in Austin, a royal decree in Rome appointing a new ministry, and various dispatches from cities across the country.
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Debates and unrest ripple through Europe and labor views widen
The week’s parliamentary and public forums reveal strong agitation over tax and Jesuit issues, with references to Italians, Prance reforms, and reactions in Austria. Reports note student arrests in St Petersburg, union meetings in Chicago, and military tensions in Aldershot as global dissatisfaction grows amid political shifts and labor alignments.
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