Myrick's on Hand and the Georgia Delegation Fight
In Washington April 10 special dispatches report Henry Myrick pursuing the consul general post amid protests from German applicants. President Cleveland and Secretary Smith weigh examinations of Myrick’s papers while Georgia officials push for endorsement and possible replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washuston
Foscom Vyrick
State Department
Ins
Bernie Myrick
Quincey
Waittes
Geerma
Clevlands
Cleveland
Mir Myrich
Msrick
Mynch
Irigrick
Myrick
Myrk
Smith
F HK Richardson
Atlanta Journal
Mi Usuir
Venezuela
Cneral
Berlin
Eerardson
Ela
Harvey Tehnca
Va Mirick Ans
Georgia
Richardson
Venne Zi
Tia
Brouht
GB Tichirdsen
Wallue
Biveotiue
Wallington Uo
Senate
Blount
Llanax
San Frantisco
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT IN APRIL REPORT
The April 10 1892 report from the Agricultural Department notes winter wheat condition at April 1 is 774 percent of last year and 12 percent higher than 1891. States show variable moisture and drought impact with California soggy and Kansas reporting failures. seeding delayed in the Ohio Mississippi valleys and germination hampered by drought cold and excess rain. The report also covers stock and consular applications and a Philadelphia postmaster resignation claim debunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
Michigan
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Lensas
Pacific States
California
Strike Ends as Agreement Reached Between Employers and Workers
Chicago April 10 summaries a swift end to a major conflict at the world’s fair works. Non union workers return to duty under a new pay minimum while union leadership agrees to arbitration and equal hiring rights. The accord, reached after extensive negotiations and a costly labor standoff, preserves the expo’s opening timetable and prevents further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Council of Administration
Building Trades Council
Striers W4s
Worlds Faat Council
Thy Worlds Faut Council
Building and Trades Vomueil
Building and Trades Comen
Building and Teades Council
World 5
Son
Exposition Company
Airady
Miaile
Nome
Natonal Committee
Inhor Wurogs
Napumon
Bosses
Vlad Tereement
Boseus
Chinese Will Not Register Evading Law Says Gossip Circles
In Washington today reports claim Chinese will avoid registration and oppose the removal of a photon sphing feature amid Treasury Department doubts. Governor McKinley and his wife plan a southern journey as health remains a concern. Jeremiah O Rourke of Newark named supervising architect of the Treasury, replacing W J Holbrook. O Rourke, 45, is a veteran architect with high professional standing. Secretary Herbert hosted Prince Roland Bonaparte visiting America to collect scientific material and may meet the president unofficially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Ciloran
Mehliley
Hig and Wife
Washington
Wehinley Guld
McKinley
Wesbington
Cariste
Jeremiah Orooke
Newark
W J Holbrook
O Rourke
Greaham
New York Presbytery Elects Clerical and Lay Trustees
At the semiannual meeting of the New York Presbytery on April 10, the election of seven clerical and seven lay trustees was approved. Warner was named to the general assembly to meet in Washington next month. The Rev William Harshaw was unanimously elected moderator as the Briggs faction gained a procedural victory in trustee selections, with the lay slate split two for Briggs and five against. The Briggs camp plans to press the Dr Briggs case before the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mew Sark
Aevon
Warner
Washington
Briggs
Wilam Ro Harshaw Prio
Lion
Muxleritier
Delux Ttes
Government crop report details amid Morton telegram
Secretary Morton telegraphed from Washington to President Hamill of the Chicago Board of Trade denying discussion of the report. The government crop report was issued and Morton refused further comment, saying the telegram serves as an honest attempt to approximate the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Washington
Hamill
Chicago Lourd of Trade
Preadent. Hamill
Chicago
Farmer lynched as mob gathers around jail after alleged innocent prisoner
In Fickens Moss on April 10 a farmer living west of Bachene was killed by a mob that stretched to the jail. Jeffcoate's account of an assault on his wife triggered the alarm. Neighbors identified the suspect, who confessed, but the crowd dispersed before lynching. The improvised mob violence and ensuing shooting ended with the killer’s death by bullets.
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Fickens
Jeffcoats
Arrest of Lynch Seen as Suspected Chester Murderer
In Tachmond Virginia on April 10 James Lynch a white man was arrested at Jarrette Station near Petersburg by a posse on charge of murdering a lone armed man near Chester early Friday. Authorities believe he may be the guilty party. Lynch admits being with the victim and camping nearby but offers inconsistent statements.
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Wilming
Wilmington del
Meveland
Ambassador Bayard
Delamere Place
Pennsylvania
Toeloch
Gresham
White
Bayard
Washington
Cleveland
Myr Cleviland
Secretar Gresham
Senator White
White House
Sloton
Pennsylvanis Avenue
State Department
T White
Peru
Tachmond
Spenal
James Lynch
Jarrette Station
Petersburg
Brooklyn
Sime
Prsoner
Chesterfield
Chicago
Tle
Lynch
Murderer Burkehart Claimed Across States in Murky Tale
Arkansas dispatches reveal Chief McMahon receiving two letters about Burkehart a suspected killer linked to towns in Oklahoma and Texas. Notes allege he once robbed $40 000 from an express parcel, faced a Malvern ticket-dodging charge, and was rumored to be the McCliton murder suspect to be questioned at a Marchlten gathering. A Salina mob seeks Hudson for Baby Frost death. a Chicago case reports William Williams slitting his wife Reece’s throat and attempting to flee.
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Aran
Tattle
Wille
Potter
Malvern
John McCliyton
Marchlten
Weln
Salina
John Hudson
Baby Frost
Hudson
Bill Brust
Chicago
William Williams
Reece
Wilhems
Descriptions of Supreme Court Rulings and Political Organizing
The report covers multiple legal decisions and political actions. It notes the U S Supreme Court affirming a circuit court judgment involving treasury bonds and a Tennessee estate, and a land dispute case upholding a railroad land grant in Colorado. It also details the formation calls in South Carolina for the Industrial and Wage Workers Democratic League to oppose certain state legislation and promote wage and labor reforms.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Register of the Treasury
United States
Henry P Wioodward
Shelby County
Tennessee
Atonal Bath
New York
Germasational Bank
Memphia
J A Anderson
Bya
Woodwards Bers
Supre Court of Tennessee
la Red &Ator
Court of Claims
Ius
Supreme Court of the United States Today
A Preme Court
Circuit Court For
Colorado
Union Parific Railway Company
Antieme Court of the
Ralvend
Guthorize
Union State
Rulroid
Eistern Dimigien
Denver Pacific
Dengter
Cheyenne
Supreme Court
Tastee Field
Chicago
Frstice Dict
Petton
Corporation
Miller
Ralroa Company
Jhnalw Central
Mm Court
Cheneration
Ava
A Girl Burned to Death in a Field Fire
Report from Gadsden Alabama dated April 10 describes a 15 year old girl Sheirl burned when her clothes caught during brush burning she ran and collapsed as flames rose Sheirl was exhausted and nearly burned alive before help arrived.
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Gadsden
Ala
Atul
Sheirl
Collision at Tenth and Washington Injures Drivers
In St Lola St Law on April 1 a collision between Northern Central Balwa No 1 and Bellic Fontane Compenr No 4 left Bour men badly injured and others cut or bruised. Also reported is the death of Nebr. Apri 16 Lobasco the trotting stallion owned by J Ladd after an offer of 5000 was refused.
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Goomel
Postmestus
Georin
John Tommie Graves
Europe
San Fhanhouser
Paso del Wortr
Biscom Mxnck
Berlin
Lom Gibaon
Augustr
Limburen
Joey Jolmson
Antwerp
Rome
Jick Coben
Atlanta
Carlisle Hag
Os Northen
Tavinngston
Culgmitt
Livingston
Posty Beech
Covington
United States
Fheks
Attak
Mollendo Peru
Peru
Mollendo
Mollond
Hacka
William R Gffith
Gresham
St Lola St. Law
Tenth
Washington Streets
Balwa
Enbasco
Lobasco
J) Ladd
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Henry Richardson
Mr. Myrick
Georgia Boys
Dean
Preddent Cleveland
Devide
Julian Paunce
Su Julun
Buck
Harnson
Mark Johnson
Milledgennie
Indian Department
Pat Walsh
Augusta
P A Stovall
Saxannth
Press Association
John B Connelly
Sam Dunlap
Gainesville
Dismuke
Renfroe
Howard Thomson
Hus
B M Blackburn
J Y W Hardeman
Macon
Senator Colquitt
Enoch Place
Yiasell
Diad
Phiadeuipla
Bistell
Jed
Fussell
Amber
Etna
I Hranamaa
Oswald Weinbuld
John Matthews
William Hughes
Edward Morne
Tforrs
Calse
Nile
Nashville
Berne
Rentiekr
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Central Palace
Grand Central Depot
Inpany
Fnusent
Teriture
Bentifal
Efmong
Panor
Briggss
Kentucky
Alabama
Mitea
Birmugham
Alu
Speen
Jim Mozisen
Adowis 7
Gang of Outlaws
Bubb
Sud
Digbee
Hall County
Morticen
Jim
Morrson
Georg Bakers House
Greensboro
Mule Morison
Surkehart
Dall
White Heriz
Wadams
Bes Drsnimg
Flys
ANGLE
Sam
Desogragy
South Carolina
New Order
Charleston
Delberate Party of
Che
Industrial and
Jere It Ag Smd
Fulton
Fulton Street
Ranater
City Horse Shoe Saloon
Min Street
Warfolk
Ber
Menomnee Vick
Mre
Stephen Ian Patta
Lily
Ooen Ang Care
Raf
Sis van Pating
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