Northwest committee seats defy party lines in opening sessions
Wasamnettos reports show no Northwest Democrats or Republicans named to national committees. Mills supporters unhappy as Texan fell by the wayside. Republicans praise Crisp for reshaping committees to curb Southern influence. Democrats resent southern weight on key panels. Senate adjourns to Jan 5 after brief meeting. Christopher Columbus sword claim heads to fair in Hoboken. Lincoln resignation rumor denied. US commissioner W H King found dead at Continental Hotel in New York.
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Hall and Hilton Factions Stir Turf War in Kentucky and Tennessee
Sheriff Wilson Holbrook with deputies from Wise County Virginia and Knott County Kentucky brought Taiton Hall to Norton Virginia after his arrest in Memphis for the murder of E B Hilton a Norton police officer. Locals report hundreds of Hall supporters marching toward Norton with rifles while Hilton allies vow to prevent Hall’s escape, raising fears of possible bloodshed as tension mounts.
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Iowan Clarence Gardner Shoots Himself at Keosave Home
Clarence H. Gardner, a friend of the Shepard family, came to William Shepard's Keosave home seeking Mrs. Shepard to elope with him. He threatened suicide if refused and shot himself with a carbine in front of the woman on December 24.
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Trouble in Aronson's Chicago Opera Company
Rudolph Aronson's New York Casino Opera company, which has been playing Uncle Cales tin at the Chicago Opera house, is in trouble. Max Freeman, veteran stage manager, has left for New York. Freeman declined to discuss the matter. It is said Mrs. Aronson's interference with management sparked the trouble. Aronson offered Freeman $30 a week more to stay through Chicago, but he refused to stay on any terms.
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Won His Bet and Died in Salmon Feat
Mencer Missouri December 24 Sunday night Robert Severens proprietor of a livery stable known as the heaviest eater in the region sank four cans of salmon in under thirty minutes for a wager. After finishing the fourth can in twenty eight and a half minutes he collapsed and died a cigar in hand. Wager participants were arrested as authorities investigate the fatality.
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Silence in Washington Over Chile Dispatches Preserved
Officials refuse comment on Egan's reports from Chile as provisional government nears expiry. Washington watches closely, ready to act if needed while crisis risks loom, though details remain undisclosed.
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Pope in Critical Health at Rome in Latest Reports
Rome dispatches report his holiness fainted after the consistory and, though revived by physicians, remains in a critical condition amid chronic intestinal catarrh. The Rome cor respondent notes confidence in his imminent fate given the severe cold and poor prognosis.
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Special Expenditure Traced In Mercierite Era Finance
Astounding revelations emerge from Mercierites provincial government era finances. A new provincial treasurer uncovers a deficit of 600000 dollars in the last fiscal year, plus a hidden special expenditure swelling the shortfall to 2223000 dollars. Officials pursue the source of 1600000 dollars, while the field insanity case in New York ends with a unanimous verdict that Edward M Field is lunatic and not responsible for his actions.
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Illinois Tragedy Details Domestic Murder After Fire
Illinois dispatch reports Eda Rutzen a 17 year old girl mortally wounded by Thomas Dasson a hired man. Dasson killed himself with two shots. Eda's mother saved her by dunking her in water as flames engulfed both. The mother was burned but to recover. The killer cited unrequited love as motive. In Biswaneg North Dakota the Healy case ends with guilty verdict and mercy recommendation. Swenson liquor case verdict also guilty.
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Lafay ette House Wrecked by Dynamite in St Joseph
Firemen escaped harm as two dynamite bombs exploded in the Lafay ette House frame hotel early morning wrecking the front and causing extensive damage. Suspect says an enemy of the keeper placed the charges and set the building ablaze.
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