Washington Letter 1888 Politicking and Early Tariff Debate
In Washington July 16 1888 Senator Edmunds proposes a three three civilian Council of Ordinance to study ordnance projectiles and explosives before any department spends money The piece also notes Senate Senate Mills tariff discussions a fisheries treaty vote and political maneuvers by Lamont Blair Butler and Dawes It covers regional races resignations weather shifts and various criminal and civic incidents across the nation.
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Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Congress
War
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United States
Central
South America
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Dolph
Gen. Greely
Signal Service
Colman
Weather Bureau
Agricultural Department
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Greely
Palmer
Dan Lamont
New York
Cleveland
Lamont
Dawes
Whator Blair
Butler
South Carolina
Bish
Mair
Blair
Stel Reve
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N. J
Jennie Walton
Louisville
Indianapolis
Harrison
Galena
Virginia Midland
Orange Court House
John Zachar
Wisconsin
Charles M. Kittridge
Denver
Col
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Neuilly
Paris
General Boulanger
M. Floquet
French Assembly
Democratic Party
North
Charles Krause
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Alex. M. McKenzie
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Edwin Hall
Isss
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Maxwell
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Preller
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Bank of la Juneta
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Rafus Phillips
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Columbus
Frank Martin
Harrison and Morton Club
Morton
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Adam
John
Elias
Merion Chesstown
Ashland
W. H. Kelley
Jacob Herbert
Jane Freeman
Norwalk
John Smythely
Hancock County
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Clarkson Manning
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Champaign County
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Henry Langle
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Mre
Kien Hyatt
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C. F. Ripey
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George S. Jones
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Leonard Hugg
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Wm. Hall
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Caloway
Pomeroy Telegraph
W. L. van Horn
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John FE. Stansbury
Rutland Township
Jessie Martin
Adams’ Mill
Parkersburg
Athens
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C. C. Shayne
Major Russell
Robert W. Richardson
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Clementina McAlister
Blobm & Pape
Marietta
Jacot Lawer
Salem Township
Dropey
Tunnel
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John Skipton
John Thaornly
Hattie Rhodes Harris
C. R. Rhodes
Marietta Register
Amos Bell
Conrad Immel
Dye’s
P. O
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Doan
M. A. Reitz
Lowell
the Register
EF. B. Henderson
Mary Williamson
Great Bend
Alice L. Buell
Mme. le Brun
Mme
Mole Raymond
James Brown Potter
Sara Bernhardt
Arthur St. Clair
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Lew Ward
Somerset
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Charles Shackiford
Virginia
Isle
Chas. Carter
Moxahala
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Loggins
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Morgan County
Abraham Armentrout
Wm. Harrison
McConnelsville Herald
Collumbus
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Jacob Ogg
Ben Tracy
Denvertown
Ogg
Tracy
McConnellville
Hocking
Azel Keth
Logan
Kingman
Hocking County
General Harrison
KE. G. Collins
William Williams
Mr. Spahr
John Roby
Gallia
Joseph Drouillard
Stockton
Third
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Nora Me
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Perry Methuaid
Cailipolis
William Freese
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