Plans of the President Delayed by Chicago Return
In a stay of nominations, the President will not name candidates until he returns from Chicago. No nominations are planned while abroad.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1893
Page
1
Developments in Washington on appointments and gold policy
Washington dispatch outlines President's focus on government work over office seekers with no new appointments this week. It notes Gresham and Quiney aiming for strong foreign representation, Myrick’s consul bid progress, and Cleveland's Chicago engagements as the Administration weighs gold reserves, potential extra sessions, and currency reform amid cabinet dynamics.
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Wasinndtos
Shire
Chicago
Myrick
Mynck
Gemira
Te Berk
Ins
Cleveland
New York State
Hill
Americas Times Recorder
Vwypich MN
Vr “Aith
Washington
South
X Vynek
Smith
Bles
Eynek
Sraith
Mir Siath
Cleve
Smeh Woktraug
Myrick Wall
Alabama Patronage and Farm Alliance Recognition Talk
Oates of Alabama says the president may recognize the Farmers' Alliance if Democrats who backed Kolb switch back to the regular ticket. He warns that remaining with Kolb or third parties could doom current office chances under the administration.
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Oates
Alabama
Lda
Farmers’ Alliance
Alaabama
Kolb
Démoocratie
Gold stash grows as treasury absorbs cash demand
Washington reports a considerable rise in gold holdings with daily inflows. Secretary Carlyle announced 1.716 million dollars in free gold from the West and exchange for small notes, while banks may supply more to meet current demand. Bonds likely only as a last resort.
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Cleveland
Car
Ares Taere
Treasury Reserve
New York Banka
Hanks
Laon
Aubiece
Carind
Mithn
Tennessee
Vismorgane
Jesorg
Treasury
Jesus
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Seatenay
Adi
New Lok
Secretary of the Treasury
Arine
Carlyle
United States
Treasury Department
Paitin
State Railways Commissioners Convention in Washington
The fifth annual convention of state railway commissioners met at the Interstate Commerce Commission building in Washington. Delegates from various associations gathered as permanent organization was formed with Woodrum of Connecticut as chair. Reports on reasonable rates and safety appliances were presented and adopted. action on congressional safety measures was discussed.
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Washington
State Railway Communeionera
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bealilex
Iicve
American Accounting Officere Association
Georg
Wo “Woodrum
Connecticut
Woodrum
Wiper
Uantell Na View
Woodruff
Ita
Peter Adey
Dla
Jamese Hin
Virginia
Silver Coin Counterfeit Possibility Explored by Journal
Chicago April 10 The Journal prints a detailed piece on the potential manufacture of silver coins from standard metal in exact imitation. If operable, counterfeiters could profit from the margin between bullion value and legal tender, with estimates of 40 to 45 percent gross profit.
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Coonterfeltern
Chicago
Journal Tonight
Femime
Ita
Journa
Smuggling Scandal Ties Government to World’s Fair Actors
Sensation in Tacoma and Portland as investigators probe wholesale smuggling of Chinese and Japanese people under cover of World’s Fair participation. Officials, port authorities, and ship captains face accusations of accepting bribes to permit landings and fake identities, with hundreds of passports and a major cargo ship scrutinized.
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Tacoma
Wash
United States
m_delsfusing
Bob Fighan
Jim
Coblenetz
Egham
Bedad
Verkil Moore
Portland
Ore
Ant Moore
Moorea
Goblentz
United States Treasury
Coblentz
Department
Washington Citz
Eighon
Eighearn
Moore
Hayton Republic
Corredo Wasson
Thia
Wasson
Northern Pacific
Capathan Pacific
San Francico
Washington
Eyes
Treasury Department
Everal
Port and Ore
Port Townsend
Noyes
Waiters Win Wage Increase at Waldorf Hotel Clash
Disturbed guests at the Waldorf watched as 140 waiters pressed for higher pay. After a meeting with manager Rohit, the staff agreed to a wage rise from 25 to 33 per month for most, and 40 per day for private room waiters. A committee aims to extend the increase to other hotel proprietors.
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Hotel Waldorf
Earthquake Rocks Athens and Zante Telegraphs Damaged
A strong earthquake shook Athens and Zante causing hourly disturbances and a noon shock that repeated pauses. Historic buildings in Poris boxenlo Saumi and nearby areas collapsed while telegraph fire damage occurred. The harbor seethed as a large crane broken over the waterfront. the Iron warship Inflexible arrived with crew.
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Athens
Apt
Zante
Amoight
Poris Boxenlo
Saumi
Widow of General Hancock Dies After Illness
Mrs Annra Rus, widow of General WO Hancock, lies seriously ill at her New York home after a complication of diseases. Doctors report she faces a critical 24 hours as her condition remains grave despite strong constitution.
The Twisted Wind and Cyclone's Heavy Toll
A mid April cyclone tore through Jasper and Clarke counties near Barnett and caused severe destruction. Buildings were demolished, residents injured or killed, and a plantation was swept clean. A water tank and telegraph lines were toppled, with widespread damage to cabins and homes as the storm moved northeast toward the Mobile and Ohio lines.
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Mendan
Miss
Tue
Merkinn
Jasper
Clarke Counties
New Orleans
Manson Clarke
Tema
Jasper County
Here
Peru
Frank
Colonel Berry
Barnett
T J Kronwse
Miéero Cabsnk
Kronap
Theodor> Krouse
Heath
Mra Kronga
Miss Ligne Krone
Dr Krouse
Henry German
Ins
Wade
Krause
Tom Let
John Sith
Frank McCormick
Leggett
BF Leggett
Vir Leggett
Mr. Leggett
Cldren
Mobile
New
Osians and
Mobile and Ohio
Schubmta
Bob Floyd
Destructive cyclone ravages Fourche valley and Bolles
News from Flavog in Fumrohs Valley Arkansas reports a fearsome cyclone that swept Fourche valley and Bolles, killing seven and destroying buildings, fences, and trees. Rail and telegraph outages delayed word as residents, mainly small farmers, face loss and hunger with no immediate prospect of rebuilding.
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Fumrohs Valley
Little Rock
Arch
Fourche Valley
Scott County
Bolles
Olen
Dafine
Seven killed as cyclone hits Midland City Alabama
Reports from Montgomery reveal a severe cyclone swept Midland County on the Alabama Midland railroad today. The storm destroyed part of the town and caused extensive damage across the area with heavy rain and debris.
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Alabama Midland
Montgomery
Aln
Midland Cty
Henry County
Alabama Aidland Railroad
Cyclone Wrecks Osage City. Dozens Injured
A devastating cyclone hit Osage City Kansas around 4 a m destroying about forty buildings on the south side of the Santa Fe tracks. Telegraph and telephone lines are down and debris fills the streets. Damages are estimated at 850000 with several fatalities including Henry Phrsh near Lyndon as the cyclone tore through the area.
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Osage Crez
Kas
Kangoa
Santa Fe
Thamagea
Lyndon
Jill and Methodist Church
Henry Pbrsh
Groker's Purchase of Longstreet West Warpring to the Facing People
New York April 19 Richard Croker bought the race horse Longstreet in a sale that surprised racers. Mc Dwyer sold him for about 25000, with plans that the horse would join Milton Young after retirement. Croker will send Longstreet to Belle Mead to race alongside horses owned by Croker and General Jackson.
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West
New York
Richard Croker
Longstreet
Mc Dwyer
Milton Young
Toledo Strike Settlement Nears as Engineers Conclude Talks
A union advisory committee and Toledo area engineers move to settle the longtime strike. Negotiations focus on reemployment terms and protection for safe property during the dispute. Reports also note yacht and club rumors around Rockefeller and contemporaries, plus a brief note on local fire losses in New Orleans and political votes in the U.S. Senate.
Booth Stricken on Stage Final Hours in New York Club
A report from the Players' Club details Booth's fatal decline after years of overwork. Superintendent McGonnegle found the actor unconscious in bed as doctors treated a paralytic stroke, with officials noting a likely fatal setback and a history of multiple attacks beginning with Othello in Rochester.
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Apri
Fdrjn Booth
Grammercy Perk
McGonnegle
Mr. Booth
Wrorrers Aube
J H Dix Giennegle
Booth
Jim
Rochester
Tay
Lawrence Barrett
Marrett
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