Morton and Blaine meet in Wastuxaros ministerial visit
Vice president elect Morton and Mrs Morton arrived at the Normandye in Wastuxaros seeking Senate exposure. Blaine appeared pleased after an hour long meeting with Morton as Phelps and Hitt discussed the party's mood. Bayard eyes a Senate return contingent on Delaware legislature results. Territorial bills stir House chaos as Republicans push Dakota admissions while Democrats push broader inclusion. Cowles bill on tobacco tax faces delay. Ways and Means clash with Appropriations. Florida pushes protection against foreign citrus imports and port duties. Port-au-Prince crisis prompts US naval orders. Atlanta to relieve Galena in Caribbean duties.
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Delaware
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Delagate
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Port-au-Prince
Wasuixcrex
United States
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Galena
Atlanta
New York
Galena Wi
Paytian Waters
Ossi
Norfolk
Naval Department
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Tariff Debate On Tin Plate Amended In Senate Action
The Senate debates the tariff bill focusing on tin plate and related iron and steel provisions. Amendments set duties by plate size and gauge with future increases. a sugar beet bounty proposal prompts sharp exchanges before adjournment.
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Bale
Allison
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Dawes
Teller
Gorman
Sherman
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Saulsbury
Plums
Aldrich
Mitchell
Call
Brown Young
United States
West
Bussouri
Frye
Plamh
Stewart
Morrill
Eustis
Buck Will Be There and Harrison Wary of Appointment
Report from January 17 notes prominent Republicans Col Buck of Atlanta Col A E Buck and Dr C W Arnold of Albany arriving for talks with General Harrison as speculation swells over cabinet posts. It debunks a circulating tale of Mrs Harrison snubbing Mrs Blaine at the White House during Garfield’s era.
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Colone
Lorke
Macon
A. E. Buck
Atlanta
C. W. Arnold
Albany
Hartison
Buck
Buck Haw
Hythiven
Larrison
Washington
Clect
Offier
Harrison
Blaine
White House
Garfield
Inauguration of Daniel G. Fowle as North Carolina Governor
Special from Brarerau North Carolina reports the inauguration of Daniel G. Fowle as governor in Raleigh amid rain and crowds. The ceremony moved from the house to Stronach's warehouse due to weather, with oathes administered by Chief Justice Smith and a brief address from Fowle. A public reception followed, with a grand ball planned.
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Brarerau
N. C
North Carolina
Daniel G. Powls
House of Representatives
Stedman
Morryman
Supreme Court
Theodore F. Davidson
M. Fingir
Donald W. Buin
George W. Southerlin
Thos. M. Sell
William N. Saunders
Clear” Fowle
Alfred M. Seales
Legilaturea
Stronach
Francis H. Cameron
Vesmot
Jarvis
Ransom
Seales
Fowle
Eneral Mahchi
Charleston
retirement of General Swaim ordered by request
General Grosvenor said the retirement order was made at General Swaim's request with his full agreement. The move aimed to seek remission of the court martial sentence and retirement on half pay, while filling the judge advocate general vacancy would be for the president to decide. Officials conference included the president and other advisors.
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Lydianapolis
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Stockdale
Mississippi
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New York
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Committee On War Claims
Mc. McDonsid
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Cox
MacDonald
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Isis
Cuanunston
William Mahone
Florda
Tutt
Eri. N. Thurston
Mahone
Charleston
Fort Sumter
Sleet Harrison
Peonie
Warrison
Post Office
Meiis
Blaine
Harrison
Swarm
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Swaim
Bitterworth
Voorhees
Judea Montgomery
Swaini
Hig Dase
Lake Huron
Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
Atlantic Crater
Ohio Valley
New England
White House
Walter L.brazy
Tobacco makers seek control of Louisville market
A circular signed by thirteen large tobacco manufacturers sent to the Toursville tobacco deniers association demands uniform warehouse inspection, clear sample labeling, warehouse accountability for sample quality, and no bidding by warehouse staff. Warehouse men refused these terms, and some major producers were absent from recent auctions while rumors say they aim to dominate Louisville and other markets.
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Tobsyco
Louisville
Louisviien
Toursville Tobacco Deniers’ Association
Liggett & Meyer
St. Louis
Lortiard
New York
Powderly presence upsets Doyle in Knights meeting
At the district assembly No. 4 Knights of Labor session in Pirratond January 17 M Ross defeated John F Doyle 37 to 27 to become master workman. Powderly attended and addressed delegates as talks extended to morrow. Also reported are wage labor and political items from Iowa Kansas and Michigan including engineers threatening strike over Dietz reinstatement and Kansas House debate on British title abolition in universities.
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Order of Knights of Labor
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Sr. Dopar
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Dietz
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Kan
House of Representatives
Poe
Butler County
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Lawrence
Cunglmston
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Butler Banks
Newberry County
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Butter Banks
James C. Banks
James Anke
James
Sentence for anarchist in Kemper County case emerges
In Jan 17 district court, the jury found State v George Hacker guilty. Hacker, an anarchist, was sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary and fined 1000 dollars after assaulting his employer James Bruce who praised Gen Harrisons actions. He sobbed upon verdict and warned he would not survive prison.
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Geners Harrison
Bruce
Zacker
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Tenn
Spetint
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Yencel
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Copénin
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Bud
Hawes murder riot costs state reach five thousand
Birmingham riot aftermath drains state funds with bills totaling over two thousand dollars already paid. Transportation, provisions, and officer pay dominate claims as more invoices arrive. Separate Kansas faction fight leaves several wounded amid school bond dispute and a deadly quarrel over a woman in Tennessee. A Maryland editor dies from a pistol accident. A Cape May oyster skipper is jailed for beating crew.
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Hawes
Birmingham
Orth
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Wealthy merchant's death sparks will dispute in Piedmont
In Eremon Virginia a colored housekeeper claims a box key and bank book valued near 200000 held for her and her children by the late W A Thoowis a retired Piedmont merchant who died without a will. His brother nephews and counsel oppose her claim in court. The case follows a famous prior estate dispute.
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W. A. Thoowis
Lna
Thomas
Piedmont
Cetais
Cook
Hew
Delanes
Arabs make descent upon a German star in Africa
January 17 dispatch reports Arabs destroying four German missions near Tigu west of Dar es Salaam and capturing German workers. One missionary escaped. eight were massacred. Bodies found, including a mutilated woman. Arabs, linked to slave trade, raiding French missions near Tugu. They originate from Kilwa and Linja, threatening regional revolt if Germans keep Boyamoys and Dar es Salem.
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Dar Es Satem
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Hera
Tugu
Kilwa
Linjia Sod
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Boyamoys
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