Inaugural Accommodations and Arctic Diaries Report
Washington reports elaborate preparations for the inaugural week with Hunting & Hammond providing supper at the Murray Hill Hotel and Munster & Neil handling ballroom decoration. General Hazen releases Arctic diaries noting discontent and theft. Marshall Wright Cincinnati inquiry closes with dual committee reports. House debates river and harbor funding and Memphis needs amid sharp exchanges before adjournment.
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Hunting & Hammond
Murray Hill Hotel
New York
Munster & Neil
Washington, D. C
Hazen
Greely
Arctic
Wolseley Given Carte Blanche Over Khartoum Crisis
London reports General Wolseley has carte blanche to direct forces in the Sudan. Gladstone’s ministry backs a decisive push. India troops may be dispatched if needed. Wilson’s retreat from Khartoum follows heavy fire from 7,000 rifles and eight Krupp guns. Gordon’s fate remains disputed with conflicting reports of death or escape.
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Gladstone
Wilson
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Nile
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War Office
Cairo
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Senate discusses pensions and appropriations in historic session
The document records the Senate's January to February debates on pensions for widows including Major General Gorge H. Thorne and others, departmental endorsements for Louisville public building funding, and inquiries into wartime harbor defenses and torpedo plans. It notes amendments and procedural rulings, with references to Ingalls, Sherman, Hale, Bayard, Frye, and Harris.
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Ingalls
Hale
Bayard
Joint Committee On
Frye
Senate Committee On Rules
Ingall
Congress
Harris
Platt
House
Committee On Rules
Congo
Amert
Denial Over Pooling Chicago Business Report
New York February 7 The Western Union Telegraph Company denies there that and the Baltimore and Ohio company have decided to pool all business from Chicago.
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