Blount Urges Army Post Appropriations Debate
Carlisle in New York to consult with Mr. Cleveland over finances. Outhwaite loses amendment on army post funding while Georgia objections to Crean are noted. Panama inquiry ordered, whisky trust probe authorized, and Pension cuts pushed amid river harbor debate. Fire damages Canal Street building in Chicago. varied merchants insured.
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Georgia
Carlisle
New York
Isis
Outhwaite
Panama
Pacific Steamship Company
Cleveland
Foster
Treasury
House
McMills
Committee On Rules
Burrows
Whisky Trust
Judiciary Committees
Ifty-Third Congress
Livingston
Appropriations Committee
Leater
Senate
Sherman
St. Mary's River
Florida
Florida Central and Peninsula Railroad
Pasco
Chicago
Cowano
Canal Street
Lolacs
Davis Electric Company
C. I, Steeliting Electric Company
Alexander Bros, Leather Company
New York Safety Steam Power Company
Copeland & Bacon and Posch Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvanians Visit Lakewood for Patterson Pilgrimage
A party of Pennsylvanians led by Robert E. Pattison and William Marrity visits Lakewood to meet Isidor Strauss. Governor Pattison and Attorney General Hensel accompany plans to see President elect Cleveland, amid talk of Harrity cabinet rumors. The guests plan a Sunday cottage call if Cleveland is home.
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Pattivom
F. Herrity
Lakewood
Laxewoon
N. J
Cleveland
New York
Ken
Robert E. Pattison
William F. Marrity
Commonwealth
Democratic National Committee
W. A. Hensel
Isidor Strauss
Harrity
Burial of Blaine Quiet Washington Funeral Monday
Funeral arrangements for Mr. Blaine are nearly complete with pallbearers as personal friends. Access to the Church of the Covenant will be by card, seats assigned to family and close associates of the president and cabinet and diplomatic corps. Condolence telegrams from across the U S and abroad continue as the president orders remain silent on post offices.
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Washington
Wastinaros
Blaine
Church of the Covenant
United States
Maine
Georgia
Speaker Crisp
Claim Against a Florida Fruit Ring and a Traveling Swindler
A lengthy old-time notice details J. Al Caldwell, a self-styled agent for fruit firms, who mailed cash-only orders and underpriced oranges to merchants from a Portsmouth Ohio base. He fleeced several Florida dealers, prompted investigations, and faces possible indictment and extradition to Leavenworth. Also reported are bail postponements in another case, a $12,000 verdict for a widow in Illinois, a wagon accident in West Virginia, and Rev Sam Jones potentially meeting Bob Ingersoll in Atlanta.
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Americus
J. al. Caldwell
Florida
Tia
Orth
Portsmouth
Hyattaville
Ohio
Archer
Plant City
Fla
Caldwell
Carrollton
Owensboro
Natalie Rivera
New Albany
Ella Jasper
Shelbyville
Firace Green
Dalton
Calin
Maysville
Columbus
Mra
Lod
America
Leavenworth
Ind
Hawaii Monarch Overthrown and Provisional Government Formed
Acclaimed in a calm coup, Hawaii dethroned the queen on January 17 as a provisional government took control with four men at its head. The U S landed troops per the American minister’s request to protect American property, and diplomats quickly recognized the new regime, while the queen and cabinet were ousted amid broader political upheaval.
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Boston
Charles Brower & Co
Thin City
Hawaii
8. I. Dale
Dale
England
Washurox
Foater
Bg Salataire
Eitheens
Unite States
Supreme Court
United States Court Seeks Change in Receivership for the S A M Rail Road
The article reports a bid by First National Bank of Valdosta and the Equitable Bank to dissolve the current receivership of the S A M railroad and appoint a new receiver through Judge Emory Speer’s court in Macon. Attorneys for both sides anticipate ongoing contest, with steps underway to oppose the motion and preserve the present management.
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Sam
Chronic Court
Macossia
Superior Court
Sumter County
United States Circuit Court
Murdoman, Turner & Davia
M. Erwin
Americus
Macon
Americas
United States
Allen
Emory Speer
First National Bank of
United States Court
Cols. 5
T. Edward Hambleton
KE. A. Hawkins
Hawkins
Dupont Guerry
Atlanta
Usataifsion
Bold Thieves Rob Weeverly Bank in Narrow Chase
Two masked men robbed the Weeverly bank vault and cash drawer as cashier Duvall and assistant Converse were held at gunpoint. Citizen pursuit followed led by A. S. Ingleman. robbers fled, then surrendered two miles from town after horses died and ammo exhausted. Local insurance agent Hood Hill praised for effectiveness and quotes on policy sales amid Georgia coverage. Twenty-four victims of Waun explosion died by January 28 in hospital.
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Deaseuen
Sterling
Mor Adair
Bessemer
Jim Parsons
George Williams
Campening Room
Keel
Terry
Weaverly
Kan
Weeverly Bank
Duvall
Mr. O'Neill
Davall
O'Neill
A. S. Ingleman
Americey
Hood Hill
Oil and Reliable
Hartford Life and Company
Mila
Hartford
Hitt
Geongla
Bemgent
Americus
Georgia
Alag
Josiah
Otto
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Lamar Street
Cotton Avenue
D. Wheatley
Lamar
Witon
Blount
MR. Outhwaite
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J. F. Woods
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United States Court Room
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Amalie
Doctora J. DB
A. B. Minkle
Jacmson
Tes
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City
Illinoia Central
Thomas J. Murphy
Lee
New Martinsville
W. Va
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Creed
Creek
Sam Jones
Bob Ingersoll
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Hrunette Onsen
John R. Shaw
Forsyth Street
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Aber
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Simolth
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Sumter
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Faaxkront
William Lindsay
Kentucky
McCreary
Stone
United States Court For
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Keron Tak
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Theological and Normal School
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