Harrison's Cabinet and Wannamaker in Indiana Visit
Washington dispatch reports General Harrison eyeing John Blaine as Secretary of State with Wannamaker likely Postmaster General or abroad. Iowa’s Clarkson pressed for Treasury, Allison declines. cabinet lineup unsettled. Wanamaker meets Harrison in Indianapolis. colored delegates press for full recognition. other political notes and senate actions amid inauguration buildup.
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Wasutxetox
Blades
Washington
Maine Statesman
John Wannamaker
Europe
Indianapolis
Cgeneral Harrison
Mahano'a
Henry €. Payne
Winecentin
Allison
Lowa
Treasury
James B. Clarkson
Clarkson
Iowa
Congress
Harrison
Hussan Limselam
Blaine
Warrison
Ispiasaronis
John Wanawmaker
Philadelphia
Lere
Bforrison
Ife
Electon
Harmison
Wausmaker
Lingrinon
Mra. Harmon
Cieneral Harrison Iis
Bishop Gaines
Georgia
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bistop B. TL. Turner
James A. Handrick
Washington, D.C
Castvass
Ciarlison
Richmond
Cavennsios
S.C
Warton
Thiseiy
Mila
General & TF
Lee
First Brigade
Cunards
South Carlina
United States
Waa
South Carolina
Cintrleston
Gilesland's
South Carolina Volunteers
Wisuuseton
Treasnns
Nation Bank Examiner
New York
Trevent
Vt Ia
Ayres
Seele
Naming the Senators in the Minnesota bribery probe
The Minnesota investigation into bribery reports progress with a session and a pending report. It notes witnesses and possible payments by supporters of candidates, but finds no evidence tying Washburn or Sabin to bribes and adopts the report. The joint session then proceeds to elect United States senators with votes split among Washburn Durant Start Wilson Clapp.
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United States
Blodgett
Riddleberger
Hisesek
Virgina
Virginia
Tomomorrow
Hoar
House
State National Bank of
New Orleans
Louisiana State Bank
Court of Claims
Instruct of Columbia
Senate
Minnesota
Paibery
Panu
Mim
House of Representatives
Busine
Sesson
Lane
Nke
Wiech
Waterer
Washburn
Sabin
Lemtature
W.D. Washburn
BE. W. Durant
C. M. Start
EF. M. Wilson
M. E. Clapp
Durant
Start
Wilson
Ti. Stargorteen
Shatley M. Cullum
Senate of
Charleston
W. Va
Goff
Denna
Itx
TrevTon
N.J
John R. McPherson
Toreks
Naw
Taousry
Phimb
Marehbath
Ile
Democrats Stanter
LaLex
Oregon
John N. Dolph
Niswvizts
Tenn
Casarieston
General Goff
Samoa Protection Amendments Move to Force Intervention
Senator Sherman reported amendments to the diplomatic and consular appropriations bill aimed at protecting U S interests in Samoa. Provisions would authorize immediate funding for Samoa obligations and bay harbor works under presidential direction, with a push for force if needed to defend autonomy. The committee favored intervention, and a fire at the Samoan capital reportedly destroyed the German consulate among other buildings.
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Wassixgrox
Senate
Wir
Hale
Census Committee
House
Sherman
Tie Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Iland MO. Saukbury
Melear
Tederal
House of Representatives
Wasmaerox
Shermoan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Samoa
Samoan Islands
Pagopago
Tutuila
Samos
Ennter Sherman
Evarts
Mklemana
Ainity
Tg 18
Blacklock
Saioa
Auckland
New Zealand
Geimany
Baris
National Zichung
Saravan
Bremerhaven
Nuronvare
Luxpex
Sydney
N.S. W
Ganp
Olea
Malietsa
Tto
Marshall Telanas
Paratronertson
Breuiy
Jaanuary
Emin
Africa
John Kirk
Zanzibar
Eiugland
Reichstag
Indiana Party Party Party in Piava Room Scene
In Indiana a Democratic member offered a five member committee resolution to investigate government salaries from 1587 to 1884, aiming to verify payments to Lt Governor Robertson. Republicans backed it. it passed unanimously, then was laid on the table on party lines after a reconsideration.
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Willard
Dubois
Goysimorship
Ways and Means
Troserner Robertson
Brownlee
Tivant
Adame
Morgan
Thay
Robertson
Aidnins
Piava
House
Republicat
Ooh Muck
Stubblefield
Croan Smith
Senate
West Virginia
Assignment of the Nashville Eran Stopford coal firm
A Chattanooga based assignment places the Nashville Eran Stopford Coal Company under Robert L. Morh for creditors. Assets claimed near 450 000 dollars with liabilities around 170 000. About 225 stockholders expected quick dividends but capital shortfall delays a paying basis. Two furnaces remain in operation and improvements totaled over 300 600 dollars.
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Nashville Eran, Stopford Coal Company
Eer
Tenn
Ashville van
West Nashville
Robert L
Mor Hs
Giiciala
Eaid
Pte
Moonshiners Told Of Organized Kerry Band
Dennis Tobin testified before the Parnell commission that he was part of a knife moonlighting ring led by a captain under Teague orders. The gang planned raids on tenant farms with hidden arms and paid men for each cattle raid, including on Miss Ompson's farm. Tobin described a structured moonlighter corps with specific roles and a routine of violence.
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Loxnox
Parnell Commission
Ishin
Aiiskin
Miss Ompson
Tobin
Kerry Moonlighters
Jres
Michael Davitt
Withers
Gossir
Germany
Robbery attempt on express train near Ludlow Ky
Express Messenger Greenwood and crew faced two armed robbers aboard the No. 5 train south of Ludlow Kentucky. The bandits, one at the door and one on the roof, fled after Greenwood fired. authorities estimate the safe held around seventy thousand dollars. The incident sparked a company-wide pursuit and comments from rail officials on amateur robbers.
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Cuarragoona
Yoingin and Southern Railroad
Gincinnall
Ludlow
Tobiers
Greenwood
Robinon
War “Cubbing
Picepacemanter Bertt
Robbens
Wes
Memente
Kevinson
Spott
Menagenger Greenwood
Seaay
Finda
Fitht
Express Company
Gault
Queen and Crescent
Arkansas
Arkansas Passenger, and That of Messenger Greenwald
Mendenhall
Baltimore and Ohio Express
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Mr. Blaine
Secretary
Place-Wanamaker
Bhart
Duckery
Missouri
Landes
Wilngis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mrr
Lands
Sizise
Karqulat
Nous
Stean
Preaseg
Wixite
Wasiasetes
Clers
Mulls
Carliste
Xmvaston DE
Indiana
Ispia Narchis
Grand Jury
General Assembly
Woods
Focahontas
Ppmadelthia
Bluestong
Elkhorn
D. Kimball
Norfolk
Weaorn Ralroad Company
South Virginia
Segisweatee Improve Company
Taen
Southwest Virginia
Pocahontas
Turkey
Wiowigg Knights of Labor
Miners’ Union
Starth
W. T
Knights of Labor
Oregon Improvement Company
Tulle Cin
Che Hulairte
Post-Intelligencer
McNeil
Knights
Vaue
Nasaw
Kentucky
Leuneease
Tennessee
Merchants’ Exchange
E. T. Lock
Nashville
Charles Ballard
Louisville
John McCann
L. WH. Later
Krashville
Tressurer
A. Cheek
Marietta
G. A. Lanier
Bannonn
Dak
Barges
Treaserer Benson
Benson
Pamspetrmza
W. G. G. Wilson
St. Louis
Cayne Island Navy Yard
Jor
Wasmberton
Petersburg
Elect Venable
Cowles
North Carolina
Warhington
Appropriations Committee
Internal Revenue
Privancre
Connellaville
Scottdale
Goveply
IS Dennis
Parnell Commissig
Aumale
Emin Bey
Loxpon
Mr. Chamberlain
Birmingham
America
Hoe
Ireland
Balfour
Chamberlain
D'Aumale
DeLesseps
Boulanger
Paris
The
Gaulois
Duc D’aumale
Duc D’aumais
League of Patriots
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
Jacques
Bonanger
Parhme Canal
Alexander Calcamel
O'Brien
Dunne
William O’brieuw
Colorrel
Mr. O’brien
Govan
London
Douram
Thurles
Davin
Red Sea
Eriu
Sauday
Balimore
Newport News
Lizzani
Goptein Byrnes
Hughes
Balttimore
Kingston
Ajantaica
Bunday
Cape Hatteras
Erin
Lizzans
Shtamer
Sherin
Glasgow
Kingaton
Batmore
Lizzard
Breakhaven
Iniisaxenna
Ala
Tied Mountain
Blyton Land Company
Calaha
Hed Mountain
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
Lowry
Noxubes County
Kemper County
Governo
Crim
Ibis
Rogers
Fort Durosiz
Hos
Jacob Tome
Washington, D
Maryland
Tome
Wmber
Cecil County
N. Clew
Crattanooga
Robert Day
Rockwood
Jane Tartin
Day
Ace
Farmet
George D. Harris
Oxford
Baptist
Piedmont
New Caveans
Raynville
Hopkins
Jenkins
Tabor
Vicksburg
Wasernaron
Burmes
Yolf
Ffchnit
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