Weaver's Deadlock At Odds With Oklahoma Boomers
The article reports a political stalemate led by Weaver as the house delays action on his vetoed schemes, with speculation he aims for a future Oklahoma move and possible congress delegation. General Harrison's cabinet plans and Blaine’s potential role are discussed amid White House and senate tensions.
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Weaver
Congress
Laws
Oklahoma
Uru
Sparker Carlisle
Carlisle
Calisle
Kurfer
Handall
ISG
Auaine
Indianapolis
Harrison
Thiasa
Senate
Blaine
Baine
Republican Party
Maine
Knight
Atate
Ffarcison
Slaine
Harvisay
Cabinet Visitors Sympathize for Smith and Maddone in Harrison Era
Delegations from Alabama and Virginia arrive to press for ex governor William H. Smith and Majone for cabinet roles in President-elect Harrison. Birmingham figures G P Kirkland and Judge Stratton seek Smith, while Virginia reps led by W S Lurty push Maddone. The parties present endorsements, with Virginia noting regional support.
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Smith
Virginia
Inptanxatoris
Ind
Harrison
Birmingham
Aix
G. P. Kirkland
Stratton
William H. Smith
Indianapolis
W. 5S
Lurty
Harrisonburg
Madhone
Maione
Robertson Shut Out At Indiana Senate Door
January 11 report details Colonel Robertson claiming lieutenant governor status but denied entry to the senate by doorkeeper Bulger. Governor Gray addresses joint assembly, citing debt at 36,670,603 and urging election law reform to protect ballot secrecy and prevent fraud, bribery, and undue influence at polling places.
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Valperaiso
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Indiana
Bulger
Dermott
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Niblack
Howard
Covernorelect Chase
Gray
Joint Committee
Apprause
Tony
Smuggling in Chinamen Largest Opium Seizure Yet Made
The article reports the largest opium and Chinese seizure to date. About 35,000 dollars worth of opium and twelve Chinese were captured from the Emerald near Port Discovery bay, under Benjamin Lundy and Frank Hall. They faced trial, with each bound over for 5,000 dollars. The smugglers used British certificates to return to Victoria and discarded opium as the revenue cutter approached.
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Cruiaer
PuInanerrata
Jonts
United States
Velawara
Delaware Preakwater
Arnong Thema
Tive Hue
Messrs. Craims
Naval Board
Messrs
Cramp
Fant Towssenn
W.T
Page
Emerald
Port Discovery Bay
Benjamin Lundy
Frank Hall
Victoris
Ninstar
Victoria
Oliver Walcott
Welling ton Coal Mine Miners Vote Not to Return to Work
Vernon BC January 11 The Wellington coal mine workers voted by a large majority not to return to work after a meeting. A union committee offered to take back all but the ringleaders and notified the manager to remove the workers from company houses. About three hundred men affected, evictions likely to provoke trouble. authorities suspect agitators. Miners had been earning 3 to 5 pounds daily. A separate late report from New York notes street railway employees poised for a strike action amid pay disputes.
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B. C
Wellington
Dunlake
Brydon
Blood for blood physician shot by father in law in Stevens Point
Dr C C Meyer a 34 year old Stevens Point physician was shot and killed by his father in law Philip Griffith in downtown Stevens Point Wisconsin. The elder Griffith admitted the deed saying blood for blood. Meyer’s wife and the doctor’s in law family tensions are noted with prior quarrels and a December death blamed on suicide. Police arrested both Griffiths and prepared a coroner's inquiry with a jury to hear tomorrow's testimony. Meyer's mother and niece arrived from St Louis.
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Wis
C. C. Meyer
Philip Griffith
Meyer
William Grifith
Main Street
Third Street
Meyes
Meyers
Tor
Ersoia
Lever Griffith
St. Louis
Law of Inheritance in Tennessee Case Draws Attention
In Nashville Tennessee January 11 a chancery court case filed by Vertrees & Vertrees for W G Dibbel administrator of Mrs Jane Morris exposes an estate valued at about 100000 tied to a person of unsound mind. The issue centers on Tennessees 1885 act directing property pass to Morris heirs upon such death and the constitutional challenge to that act amidst large potential stakes. Meanwhile reports from Alabama note unrest and a ghost linked exodus following a lynching, as Lawrence County residents flee amid fear of a curse on those involved. A separate dispatch from Louisiana outlines the annual Negro migration from South Carolina to Madison Parish, aided by emigration agents and a firm in Chattanooga.
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Tenn
Chancery Court
Vertrees & Vertrees
W. G. Dibbel
Jane Morris
BR. J. Morris
Jane M. ‘Morris
K. J. Motria
General Assembly of Tennessee
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Plainvitt
Jane M. Morris
K.J. Morris
Mmter
Alabama
Brrnseiam
Ala
Pegroaa
Lawrence County
Calvin Mooday
Mooday
Moulton
Calvin Monday
Cuartestox
S. C
Madison Parish
Louisiana
Camden
Chattanooga
Augusta Steamboat ties up boats amid debt
Augusta Georgia January 11 special report says the Augusta Steamboat company directors voted to tie up their fleet. The company owes about 16000 and boats have run at a loss for some time. Boats cost 10000 and indebtedness is 10000. railway rate concessions aided business but local patronage fell short. Plymouth Weakening New York January 11 special says Plymouth Church finances are critical with receipts just over 20000 and expenditures about 22000. Beecher era notes raise salary disputes. Durham NC January 11 special reports roof collapse at Durham sash factory extension near quitting time injured six carpenters but none fatally.
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Repblican
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Southern Republican Committee
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Augusta Steamboat Company
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Plymouth
New York
The
Evening Post
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Beecher
Post
Abbott
Birmowis
N. C
Durham
Blue book on Sackville dismissal examined in foreign fields
A new blue book on the Sackville affair is published from Loxwov. It centers on the October 24 note to Mr Phelps showing the government judged Sackville’s tenure over. Salisbury argues general principles matter more than the specific case citing Palmerston 1848 Madrid incident. The Post notes Lallybury’s 1st July 1840s rules for national dignity and criticizes Soerville over Bayard’s diplomacy.
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Cleveland
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Court of Madrid
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Bayard
Uganda King Mwanga plots massacre and throne change
Advices from interior Uganda report Mwanga plotted to destroy his bodyguard and abandon them on an inland island to die. His brother Kivews seized the throne, installed Christians, provoking Arab-backed killings of Christian officials. Arabs burned mission stations, converts drowned, missions reach Usumbri o safely, Mwanga imprisoned at Mague, Arabs vow further destruction of stations.
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Nyanza
Mwangw
Exin
Henry M. Stanley
Usumbrio
Sallam
Mague
Mckay
Central Africa
England
Unzanda
Leroyer Pledges Liberty and Order in Senate Speech
Leroyer spoke to the senate asserting his near unanimous election signals a will to uphold liberty and order and to support the president amid looming labor agitation. He urged prompt independent measures and patriotism to defend rights as applause followed.
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France
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Curon Des Actionaires Obligatoires
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Rome
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Improvement in business and market outlook notes
Dun's Review from New York highlights trade week gains and tighter credit amid lower prices for corn and wool while iron output hits record levels.exports and stock demand show signs of moderation with money markets well supplied, yet overall confidence wavers as import growth and gold export fears influence sentiment. Also reports a city marshal killed during a pursuit and various local crimes and discoveries.
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