Rumor and political maneuver surround Phelps appointment
The dispatch from Wasatraros reports intense lobbying over Judge Phelps and Secretary Bayard for the chief justice post. Democrats fear Irish American opposition and seek alternatives like Judge Schofield. President Cleveland weighs appointing Phelps, while others push for Western choices.
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Wasatraros
Phelpa
Supreme Bench
Senate
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Morrin J. Powers
New York City
Phelps
New York State
Tre- Jeng
New York
Vermont
Schofield
Ofllinois
Althogh
Bayard
Court of St. James
Burt
Passing the Pensions and House Appropriations Actions
The House addressed pension and military affairs, concurring senate amendments on the Japan appropriation bill and passing the pension measure. General W F Baldy Smith was placed on retired list as senior general. The river and harbor bill faced objections but prevailed for committee consideration. Private bills and other appropriation measures were debated, with twenty two joint items approved before adjournment.
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Japan
Randal
Peno
Bania
Townshend
Ulhers
W. F. (Baldy) Smith
AllieUs
Mellov
Manehaid
Lousiana
Comunttes
Ryers
Thehouse
Sanchard
Foran
Jlcv
Conger
Michigan
Oneill
Missouri
United States
District of Columbia
Jon Bi
Pendleton Stricken With Paralysis In Wiesbaden
American minister Pendleton suffers a slight stroke while traveling to Frankfurt. He is hospitalized in Wiesbaden with right side paralysis but reported improved and not considered in danger. His son Francis K. Pendleton, lawyer in New York, received cables confirming continued improvement and safety.
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Pendleton
Wiesbaden Hospital
Brann
Frankfort
Pericepital
Aden
Yoas
Pedleton
Francis K. Pendleton
Wiesbaden
Serlin
Repatien
Bunzary
Mackenzie
Cnra
Bergmann
Lam
Germany
England
Atfo
Dre. Krauss
Bismarck
North Carolina Y M C A Holds Annual Convention in Charlotte
The North Carolina Y M C A convened in Charlotte with reports from the state executive committee and associations. Leaders discussed Our State Work, Bible relevance for youth, and spiritual and boys' work. Officers elected at Fayetteville College report included Burkhead president and Smith first vice president.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Cloase Orlandt, Jr
Gecrevancy
John G. Bynum
Morganton
John F. Crowell
Trinity College
Young Men’s_ Christian association
A. T. Jamison
Charleston
4. C
W. R. Atkinson
C. G. Wardell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charlote Association
A.L. Phillips
Fayetteville College Young Men’s
North Dakota hangings spark sensational tale and legal woes
Agraph recounts the Lebanon Lebanon incident of Napoleon B Lester’s 12 minute trial and execution for murder, detailing his speech on the scaffold, family turmoil, and reactions of witnesses including his wife and relatives. It also covers a beggar musician from Montgomery and news of Grant’s birthday banquet in New York.
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Lester
Lane
Lebanon
Nashville Democrat
Mer
Ad Lana
George Gibson
Mrs. Lester
Nashville
Maggie Gibson
B. F. Haynes
Mckendree
Rashville
Bandy
Collier
Tiester
de Jal
Debeef
Bera
Fee
Wall
Throne of Grace
Mia
Mara Mosely
Hebanon
Bob White
The
Herald
White
Knights of Pythias
Senate
House
Vigilantes execute horse thief amid border clash report
A Kansas border tale recounts vigilantes killing horse thieves after a heavy fight fifteen miles south of the state line. Sheriff Reynolds arrives during the pursuit as further executions and captures unfold, including a leader named Bill Higgins. The episode follows broader depredations troubling southwest Kansas settlers and a vigilant movement to end them.
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Kas
Sher- al Dadiey Reynolds
Texas
No Man’s Land
Kansas
Ree
Avengers
Carly
Aorse
Bill Higgins
Ben Face
Agsalop
Reynolds
Paris Student Demonstrations Clash With Police
About 1400 students in the Latin Quarter marched on the hotel De Louvre shouting Against the Dictator they clashed with Boulanger supporters and attacked Boulangerist offices. Police separated the combatants and arrested many as papers reported mixed outcomes in parliament and renewed protests continue outside the Cocarde office.
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Hotel de Louvre
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Floquet
Council
Interior
Boulanger
Cocarde
Senate
M. Simon
Carnot
Bordeaux
Troquet
Andrigux
Grand
Turquet
Business Outlook And Review Of Trade For The Past Week
The weekly business review notes weaker consumer demand, lower prices for manufactured goods, and mixed signals in wheat and cotton markets. It cites declines outside New York, reduced commodity prices, and cautious sentiment amid potential war effects and currency shifts, with stock markets firming despite uncertain outlook. It also reports local obituaries and regional incidents, including Fridel's suicide near Jacksonville and various Birmingham area incidents.
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R. G. Dua
New York
Thongs Southern No
Bradi
Europe
Rooney
Boston
Providence
Louiselle
Milwauhee
Keme Bas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Chicago
St. Lonis
Pittchburk
Axa
Enrore
Fridell
Jacksonville
Fra
Louis C. Fridel
Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Frideli
Vindell
Waycross Depot
Péucksonville
Macictss
Brinexanam
Ala
J— White Freeman
Magella
C. Berkus
Maun
Buehas
Tessa Ray
Coal Creek
Mings
Bou Assbury
Pratt
Asa
Sud
Pratt Mines
Nicholls Leads In Louisiana Vote With Big City Totals
April 20 in Onveans Louisiana shows Governor Nicholls with 28,103 votes and Warmoth 11,246. Mayor results list Shakespeare 25,313 and Davey 15, no figures for the latter. Indications suggest Nicholls will carry the state by a wide margin amid attached-structure notes.
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New Onveans
Nicholls
Warmoth
Shakespeare
Davey
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