Factional Fight in Georgia GOP Shapes Up for 1890s
Georgia Republicans split into Buck and Longstreet camps led by Buck and Longstreet respectively. Disputes over fidelity to principle vs. self interest spark accusations of carpetbagging and racialism. Key figures aiming for Northern District Attorney and other posts, with Ben Hill retiring and Cleveland’s policies debated as Congress weighs Blair bill and other actions.
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THE FIRST RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The White House drew thousands of visitors as the new era began with a morning reception. Crowds filled corridors, guards kept gates clear until ten, and President Cleveland greeted guests in the east room with Colonel J. M. Wilson nearby. Bands and glee clubs offered stirring songs as civilians and soldiers mingled amid a festive atmosphere.
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J. M. Wilson
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The Cabinet Announcement and Biographical Sketches
President Harrison sent to the senate a list of cabinet nominees including James G Blaine James G Blain and John Wanamaker as secretary Blaine and Windom as secretary of the treasury Proctor as secretary of war Tracy as secretary of the navy Noble as secretary of interior and Miller as attorney general The article provides biographical details on Blaine Windom Proctor Tracy Noble and Wanamaker with notes on their backgrounds careers and notable actions It also reports on the confirmation process and expectations for them to assume duties soon
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Benjamis ¥. Crackey
New York
Interior
Joan W. Noble
Missouri
John Wanaemaskek
Pennsylvania
Jeremiah Bush
Wisconsin
Messrs
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Proctor
Somes
Gillespie Blaine
Ephraim L. Blaine
Marie Gillespie
Ephraim Blaine
Washington
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West Browne Brine
Washington County
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Blarme
Congress
Europe
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Warren
Blake
England
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Costello
Benjamin Hill
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Lite Rock
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Mulligan
Wim. Windom
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Mount Vernon
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Arthur Windom
Beinnesota
Windom
New York City
Redfield Proctor
War Department
Green Fountain State
Erector
Stown
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Tioga County
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Tracy
Jaine
John Wanamaker
Philadephis
Cis
Wenamaker
Department of Agriculture
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Verpon
Rusk
Bank Comptroller
J. M. Rusk
Ular
Panic Hits French Stock Market Amid Copper Collapse
The French stock market plunged as copper speculation damaged Comptoir dEscompte and allied firms. Denfert Rochereat died after a fainting spell linked to market reverses, while shares of Societe Des Metaux Rio Tinto and Comptoir dEscompte swung sharply. Panama Canal shareholders faced court delays and ill fated rescue plans with some schemes mocked as farcical.
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Folloln Canal
Panama Canal Company
Tribunal of Commerce
Panamas Canal
Parnell Commission Details Letter From Pigott
The Parnell commission opens with Attorney General Webster outlining Pigott’s Madrid to Soames letter and a later undelivered missive. Br iding evidence shows Irish World funds supporting the league, with 1481 copies found with league officials. Court allows Bris to Australia for health. Webster reads anti Par n ell speeches while Hannen limits use of unrelated Commons remarks. A constable notes 1882 revolver shipments to Egan and Flanagan.
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Flanagan
Charges Repudiated Against Cotton Men of Charleston
A stormy Charleston cotton exchange meeting discussed charges accusing local cotton men, including wharf owners, stevedores, and agents, of incendiary fires to defraud underwriters. A committee found no proof of a ring in the cotton trade here, but noted debate on loading dangers and possible court action for unresolved questions.
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Senate Opens Extraordinary Session Amid Crowds at Capitol
March 5 reports show a swelling throng in the Capitol galleries as the new session begins. President pro tempore Ingalls takes his seat amid applause, with Vice President Morton present. Credentials and cabinet nominations proceed in executive session, while a resolution on silver bullion purchases is postponed. A grand New Orleans display titled Treasures of the Earth closes the day.
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David B. Hadden
Tennessee
T. Grange Simmons
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M. J. Burkley
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J. ©. Clark
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Texas
J. ¥. Porter
Florida
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3.M. Taylor
Mississippi
J. A. McCormick
J.B. Baird
J. 3. Ludlow
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John 3. Hamilton
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C. P. Wilkinson
J. C. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
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Tlineis
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Smith
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Chandler
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Stewart
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Hine
Mensur
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Judge Clarks 30n Surrenders After Public Safety Incident
In Montgomery Alabama on March 5 a public safety incident left Black resident Bill Jackson mortally hurt. Judge Clark, a Georgia Supreme Court figure, surrendered to the sheriff after being implicated. An eyewitness, W J Taylor, alleges words preceded a shooting. Bail set at $3,000. The other item notes Charleton’s Baseball Club plans.
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