Will Soon Adjourn and Colquitt Wins Nominatn
In Washington April 12, reports say the Senate may adjourn this week. Wellborn Colquitt wins the internal revenue post after a contest with Tom Trammell. Gibson, Paunceforte, and other dignitaries are profiled amid White House chatter, with political maneuvering shaping commissions and appointments across Georgia and the South.
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Specia
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Steach
Hoar
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Wellborn
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Secretary of the Treasury
Colquitt
Trammell Phe Place
A Very Pretty Caste and Diplomatic Courtesies at the White House
An odd scene on the White House portico shows Baron Fava Italian minister bowing as Mrs. Cleveland steps from her carriage to greet him. She pauses to converse with the retiring dean of the diplomatic corps while two Western congressmen watch in astonishment at the cavalier gesture.
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Thomas B. Gibson
Augusta Evening News
Georman
Baby Ruth
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Chiat Place
John I Hall
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Charles J. Winber
J J Protopo
Rome
B WM Blackburn
St. Baron Fava
Seven Millions in Gold to be Shipped Abroad Next Saturday
Washington April 12 The Star reports rumors that seven million dollars in gold may be shipped Saturday. If needed, a portion could be taken from the government’s hundred million gold reserve to cover obligations, with banks expected to rescue the treasury if bonds are deferred. The article also covers Senate committee reorganizations and numerous nominations and firings in the executive branch.
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Cyclone Toll and Destruction Across Midwest and South
A sweeping cyclone left fourteen known dead at Isbwing Postoffice and caused extensive damage across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and neighboring states. Reports detail wrecked buildings, downed telegraph lines, and numerous injuries with full casualty tallies still emerging as communication slowly returns.
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Hua Life Ajong
Ghengo
Milwaukee
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Akrod
Westfield
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Page
Clara Magee
Ram
Indianapolis
Gover
Unclear historical incident reported in St. Charles
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent event involving a person named Jack and a fatal blow after a craps game in St. Charles, Missouri, around April 12. Details are garbled, names and places are uncertain, and the report lacks coherent chronology or attribution.
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St. Charles
Jack Uck Fee
County Yalt
Strukaller
Governors Convention Gathers South for Unified Plan
A large group of southern governors gathers in Richmond for a convention aimed at uniting efforts to rebuild and boost the South after the Civil War. Leaders like McKinney and Fishback emphasize loyalty, progress, and countering northern challenges while outlining shared plans and inviting wider state participation.
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Tyler
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Westmoreland Club
Deadly Porty Padd mine explosion reports
London dated report notes the Porty Padd mine fire was nearly extinguished by 10 pm while toxic gas fumes remained. Rescue explorers suffered from fumes as more searchers entered. at 11 pm three corpses were found in the pit. By Thursday morning fifty three bodies recovered, with eleven found behind a door and others near the escape route. A doctor said victims died from the blaze and gas exposure.
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London
Porty Padd
Tragic Fall Ends Life of Kroger Family
April 12 report details the death of Fred Kroger's wife and infant after a fall caused by a sudden collapse. The wife had been ill with partial paralysis affecting the lower body, briefly recovering before lifting her six month old and collapsing. The shock and injuries proved fatal within hours, leaving Kroger in mourning.
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Fred I Krogers
Kroger
Hrover
Troops at Antlers Move Toward Washington
A Heil delegation, led by Captain Gnthne with Company A, Fourteenth Infantry, reached Antlers en route to Washington. Governor Jones of Indian Territory accompanied him. A Choctaw delegation left for Washington to report on the Choctaw troubles. No new report was given as the investigation proceeds.
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Gnthne
War Department
Antlers
Fourteenth Infantry
Governor Jones
Lerrtory
Swith
WU Jones
Oxtien
Workington
Department
Hot Springs
Ark
Wan
Insurance payout for car wreck announced in New York
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company began paying holders of insurance policies on the car of the Naromethe Vhr which Jeff Laverpind owned. Losses included a cary Wax valued at subtracted sums and other claims, with the Travel insured by the White Bur Company reserve.
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Rit
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Jeff
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