Dedication Ceremony Opens Magnificent Auditorium with President Harrison
Nearly 7,000 gathered in Cutcano as President Harrison, Vice President Morton, and governors attend the inaugural event. Mayor Creiger welcomes guests while Mme Patti performs Home Sweet Home, drawing prolonged applause and celebration of the new public building.
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Abdication favored for Brazilian throne by Dom Pedro kin
Friends of Dom Pedro urge abdication in favor of his grandson Prince Pedro to secure a regency under Prince Pedro August as the empire unfolds in Europe. Illness shadows Prince August aboard the Alagons as imperial plans brew amid republican doubts and monarchist pockets.
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Testimony Before Dressed Beef Commission Describes Boycott
A Senate select committee heard local butchers testify about a Chicago meat packing pool and a boycott of Armour and Swift contracts. William H Hoover testified he was warned away from bidding on government provisions and that firms refused to sell him meat, with others confirming a price and supply squeeze last summer.
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Dethroned Emperor Endorses Free Government
The World's Lisbon special reports the dethroned emperor saying his visit to the United States showed him the value of free government while noting Brazil has not yet developed to benefit from such systems. He warns of exaggerated political ambitions and doubts Brazil can yet achieve absolute freedom.
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Cholera Rages in Bagdad Halting Business
Avon reports severe cholera outbreak with citywide quarantine and suspended trade. New York notes Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad seeks 2.5 million dollars from John H. Inman over Pratt Coal and Iron deal losses. London fears influenza spread as Europe slows commerce.
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Senate Will Investigate Brewer Nomination
Washington December 10 The senate judiciary committee is reviewing David Brewer of Kansas for associate justice of the Supreme Court. The nomination remains undecided and will not be disposed of this week until investigators examine Brewer s past ties to the Prohibition party. Murdered and hacked to pieces in Ohio Bridget Byrnes 70 was found at 110 Butler Street East End Coomsatt Details of the brutal killing include throat slashes and severe injuries. John Brooky Smith a known figure in police circles is under scrutiny as a person of interest while authorities pursue leads and await confessions.
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Braves in Council Sisseton Indians Debate Land Sale
About 300 Sisseton Indians met at Brown's Valley agency to decide on selling their lands under the opening bill. The price and incorporation of the scout's claim are main issues while Renville and Two Stars oppose the reservation opening. If a price is agreed, Indians may sign readily after a day of talks with the commission.
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Reservation Opens Without Full Senate Ratification
Senator Petti grew reports from Sioux commissioner Charles Foster that Indian signatures have reached agents and that the president could open the reservation by proclamation without Senate ratification. The commissioners amended provisions at Standing Rock to secure signatures, but changes were minor and should not block opening.
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Cascade division freightmen strike over bonds and pay
Tacoma Dec 10 All freight trains on the Cascade division from Tacoma to Pasco 253 miles are tied up as conductors and brakemen refuse a bond requirement. Superintendent Powell ordered bonds for all freight conductors, matching passenger conductors. About 90 men, 28 crews, demand higher pay with brakemen at 80 and conductors at 120 monthly, bonds revoked, and delayed-time pay sought.
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