Seven Persons Missing and Believed the Have Perished The Cook
Fast Towns Mich Dec 14 The terrible suffering endured by the crew and passengers of the wrecked propelier Oconto which went ashore on Charity island Lake Huron last Sunday rivals fiction. First mate Charles Reardon and steward David Leary risked their lives to save companions as they waited for aid. A yawl from the barge Joseph was used to reach land after a three hour trek through a blizzard. Thirty two on the island, two prostrated from nervous excitement and one cook dead from fright. The Oconto left Oscoda Friday with two women and twenty five crew amid a hurricane and snowstorm. Fire on the cook galley was extinguished but a cook died of fright. Rescue crews prepare to reach the wreck at daybreak.
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Mich
Charity Island
Lake Huron
Cooper, Marryat
Russell- Chas
Reardon
Osonto
David M. Leary
Joseph
Point Lookout
Alabaster
Ploug
McGrogor
Oscoda
Tawas Bay
Repulsed attempt to seize Nuevo Leon ends with Sepulveda surrender
Gen Reyes leads 200 troops to depose Acting Governor Sepulveda in Monterey Nuevo Leon martial law declared as Sepulveda surrenders and is imprisoned. Trevino's arrival awaited while fears rise for federal response and stable governance in the region.
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Reyes
Iuneno
Sepulveda
Senate
City of
Mexico
Trevino
Erie
Pein
Federal
Ar Terey
Deposed Sepulveda Task of Overthrow Taken Off Hands
To Monterey, but they do not know, that Sepulveda has been deposed and that the task of overthrowing him has been taken off their hands.
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Monterey
Sepulveda
Robbery at Godfrey Kabler steam bakery in Philadelphia
Masked burglars attacked the watchman Nathan Whiteside at the Godfrey Kabler steam bakery on North Twenty second Street between midnight and 1 am. They bound him, drilled the safe, and stole about $500, checks, and opera glasses before fleeing about 4 am. A second guard later found him. two detectives were assigned to the case.
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Philadelphia
Godfrey Kabler
Second Street
Nathan Whiteside
Whiteside
Twin Brothers as Preachers Split Wisconsin Faith
Wisconsin dispatch describes Rev Henry Faville of Oshkosh and his twin brother Rev John Faville of Fond du Lac moving to different denominations. Henry joins Congregationalists in Oshkosh after a long shared religious career and kinship. The piece notes the brothers’ near-identical paths from school to ministry, and the local unease at possible cross-denominational followings.
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Milwacksy
Wis
Wisconsin
Henry Faville
Oshkosh
John Faville
Division Street
Fond du Lac
Lawrence University
John
Henry
Fondu‘Lac
Osh- Kosh
Faville
Diphtheria Spreads in New York City Urges Public Help
New York on December 14 reports show diphtheria spreading across all city areas. Health officials warn it is as serious as smallpox and require public and medical cooperation to prevent control loss. Circulation of disease control circulars and cautions about funeral home practices are noted as preventive steps. Other items reference Pine Run area miners and a possible arbitration to settle a nearby dispute.
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A. M. Pett & Son, Family Druggists & Chemists
Center ST
Winona
Minn
Ec A
Hennessy & Co
Utard
du Puy
Meder
Zoon
Jamaica
Lawrence
Médford
Bentch
Glarke
Sanderson Sons & Co
London Dock
Burgundy
Lassaletta & Co
Lubin
Alfred Wright
Sandberg
Bazelt
Colgate
London
House of Park and Tilford
Straitor,& Storms
Ford
Sg ‘Peydellane
Aid
Telophobe
Wight Bell
New York
Wimand
American Association
Association
Board of Health
Fine Run
Revision of House Rules and Civil Service Debate
Washington dispatches report a push in Congress to revise house rules along Morrison’s plan, with Republicans supporting distributing appropriation bills. Rep. Seney of Ohio proposes repealing the Civil Service Law, while anti civil service advocates seek to replace clerks pre civil service and ensure party balance. Judge Coburn of Indiana is removed for partisan issues, with Judge Pollard named as successor. Senate committees signal potential quick action on presidential succession bill with little opposition. The Evening Star notes land patent rulings stir western settlers and possible policy changes to limit irregular land entries.
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Washinaron City
House
Morrison
Reed
Randall
Washington
City
Seney
Ohio
Congress
Civil Service Commission
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D. Cone
R. D. Cone
East Second Street
Winona, Minn
Hargesheimer & Beck
Landon & Roberts
Gastern Acorn
Westminster
Round Acorn
Forest Acorn
Parlor Cooks
Elardware
Third Street
Oconto
Curcaeo
Beaver Harbor
St. James
Holliday
Summer Islands
Escanaba
Repulveda
Lancaster
Hare
Eastern Penitentiary
Abo
Ike Buzzard
Welsh Mountains
John Frankford
the Horsethief
Ted Brimmer
Firebu
Cuarteriz
N. C
D. J. Smith
York County
S. C
Broad River
Baltimore
John Hopkins
Hogg Island
Hopkins
Smith’s Island
Couch
Kan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Department
Just
GEO. Hillyer & Son
Milwaukee
Sanml Fox
Samuel Fox
Second St
Hotels
Main Street
Wallace Wheeler
Prop'r
Coburn
Indiana
Wassington City
Stephen W. Dorsey
United States
John Coburn
Glendive
Garland
Judge Pollard
Wassigeton City
Senate Committees On
Washmeron City
The
Evening Star
Sparks
General Land Office
Dakota Territory
McNie: & CO
Postoffice
J. Haesly
Postoffice Block
Fresel
LAUER
Anding
Palmer
Santi
Th Eagle Drug Store
Lauer & Anding
Eagle “Drug Store
Uor
Bird and Franklin
Winoun
Mine
McDonough i & Son
Siapadia Uth
W. A. Brink
Michigan
Kranz
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