Rumors Over Pension Chief and Indiana Figures Debated
In Washington Oct 22 reports dispute ex Congressman George Steele as Pension Commissioner pick and deny any resignation by General Baum. President Harrison alleged not to plan appointing anyone from Indiana. Old feud with General Ra nn noted and a YMDL banquet in Atlanta lauded Governor Hill and Senator Voorhees with strong Democratic oratory praised by attendees.
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Wasuinatoy
George Steele
Indiana
Noble
Baum
Steele
General Baum
Major Steele
Pension Bureau
Rann
Harrison
Young Men's Democratic League
Atlanta
Governor Hill
Peberty
Kimball
Slaton
The
Young Mens Democratic Leagan
Ranenans
Neling Jones
Woman Leaps to Death From Washington Monument
The mangled body of a young woman was found at the base of the Washington Monument on Mount Vernon Place after she threw herself from the 155 foot shaft. A witness on the monument reported she approached the top and spoke briefly before jumping. Authorities presume deliberate self destruction and are investigating the circumstances.
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Bartiere
Washington Monument
Mount Vernon Place
Moement
Fayette
Immense Louisiana orange crop drives hopes higher
Louisiana orange crop, mainly in Plaquemines Parish near New Orleans, is immense and nearing ripening. Trees are heavily laden and require props. Harvest to finish by end of October. crop largely sold on the tree “in the bud.” Values reach over $1,500 per acre with yields of $150 to $250 per acre plausible.
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Louisiana
Plaquemine Parish
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gulf
Mischsalpet
Jana
California
Florida
Indians Restive The Allotting of Cheyenne Lands
Wicarra Kan Oct 22 Word arrives that the secretary of the interior declines to accept Oklahoma citizens offers to finish allotting the Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands with reimbursement from a future congress appropriation. Indians feel maltreated and complain the treaty terms are not honored. Chiefs plan to travel to Washington to press their rights, signaling growing unrest among tribes and homeseekers.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Wicarra
Kan
Secretary of the Interior
Darlington
Washington
Youth in St Louis Cellar Brutally Beaten by Father
Loury Galvin a 19 year old boy was arrested after his father accused him of misbehavior and the officer found him bound in a dark cellar with severe gashes and bruises on his back and shoulders. The boy claimed he deserved punishment and more. The report notes other political and crime items from New York and Ohio.
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New York
Abraham Backer
Ben F. Einstein
Court of Common Pleas
Princi
Na Park Bank
The
Central National
Merchants’ National Loan
Rothschild & Co
Fon
Inde Newman
Ms & Co
Southern
Ponds
Georgia Southern
Florida
Flae
Dany T Construction
Pany Iotanivent Act
Tee Norte Oe
Treceiver
St. Joseen
Loury Galvin
bin Ie Tar Nana
Woodshanty bear slain by woodsman in self defense
In Peck's Hill area, Mason and his sons found a bear raiding their chestnut shanty. Mason, armed with a sharp drawing knife, wrestled the bear, slashed its snout, severed its windpipe, and killed it. By noon they dragged the carcass from the shanty, weighed 13 pounds, and skinned the animal.
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Amog Mawar
Mason
Peck's Hill
Mr. Mason
Josh
Br. Mason
Webear
Carters
Granada provinces isolated as roads and supply lines fail
A Madrid dispatch reports several Granada province villages cut off by disruption, and food supplies grow scarce. A landslide destroyed part of the rail link between Bala mance and Oporto, halting traffic. A Paris dispatch notes an archbishop in Ars facing prosecution for defying Rome’s orders, with fines and imprisonment possible. In Minneapolis Ignatius Donnelly sues the St. Paul Pioneer Press for libel over a letter by ex-Congressman W. and its publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taterrat
Madrid
Granada
Balamance
Oporto
Paris
Arebbi
Ars
Ti Ory
Rome
Minneapolis
Ignatius Donnelly
St. Paul
Pioneer Presa
Donnelly
Pi Dow
St Poly
Iider
Canada
Siene
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George D. Wheatley
Oys
Raum
Slaaton
Dan Voorhees
Ernor Hill
Senator Voorhees
Wabash
Sealer
West
Backer
Chicago
William Irving
Irving
Vietimen
Per
St. Peterssura
Schernigsff
Ieia
Sibe
Guatemala
Charlea Humby
Dewitt Coney
Wells
Standard Ojl Company
Homby
Coney
Parma
Humby
Crawfordville
Ind
George Hadley
Hadley
New Avsasy
Thomas A. Cook
Fleming County
Virginia Proctor
Puntehes
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