Georgia Factions Seek Peace As Buck and Longstreet Clash
In Washington on March 3 a bid to end Georgia Republican hostilities failed as Buck and Longstreet factions maneuver for posts. Bryant joins Buck camp for talks. Longstreet loyalists vow no truce while preparations for offices continue. Billy Wilson, Angier, and Dick Dow are among those headed to Atlanta to secure positions, with Freeman backing Longstreet.
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Washoron
Georgia
Quaeril Loogetreet
Longstreet
Buck
Ike
Georgia Republicanium
Louratreet
Bucklies
Bryant
Billy Wilson
Treer
Atlanta
Sd Angier
O'Kelly
Dave
Dave Freeman
Internal Revenue
Freeman
Walter Johnson
W. Arnold
Hoth
Perry Chisholm
Ierest
E.G. Wade
Marion Erwin
Suspicions and Miller's Appointment to Harrison's Cabinet
The article argues President Harrison is highly suspicious and describes why he chose W. H. Miller as attorney general as a trusted inside informant. Miller’s selection is framed as a strategic move to keep advisers in line and monitor machinations, portraying him as the president’s watchdog. Later a separate brief notes three armed men attacked Botta for Jefferson canon near Belena on a Wednesday night.
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H. OH
Miller Stuply
Harrison
White House
W.hlh
Miller
Washington
Ous
Ssan
Aleat
Belena, Mon
Palmer
Law Wallace
Clarkson
Thident
Minneapolis Hlambean Club
National Educational Association
Colghed Bishops
Ars. Harrison
Pennsylvania
Generl Wangmaker
George W. Onnds
A. J. Dresel
Edward M. Uayson
Earlson
Rhine, Windom
Nobie
Kusk
Tie
Parkhart
J. F. Johnson
Johnson
Ramaia
Bowie
Kandaga
Sohne Deane
Frances
Shotwell
Obowny
John
Son
Holloway
Ontario
Paradit
Olice
Indiana
Solmeon
Washington Crowds Seek Offices Amid Inauguration Rush
Washington March reports a flood of office seekers in the capital. Congressmen and state reps pursue patronage for posts from pensions to foreign missions. Secretary Windom takes charge at the treasury while receptions for allies and officials unfold at the White House, with delegation visits to secure appointments.
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Washington
Congress
Reade
Missouri
Wade
Foreign
Indiana
ex-Conaresaman Jchuaten
Wen
Retelectumn
Mails Commissioner of Pensions
Corporal Tanner
National Guarda
General Brown
Cincinnati
Vaughn
Iowa
Pacific Coast
General Swift
California
Windom
Treasury
First National Bank
Gainesville
Capital
Bank of Commerce
Dallas
Texas
Wolfe City National Bank
Wolfe City
Treasury Department
Department
Associated Press
Maryland
Charles ©. Coon
New York
the Treasury
Thompson
George G. Tichenor
Kentucky
The
Maynard
Tt Ia
Senate
Wath Marion
Washington Gossip and Inauguration News
Ex Secretary Whitney leaves Washington for New York with officials bidding farewell. President gathers visitors, while Wanamaker buys Whitney’s house for 40,000. Navy delays armored coast defense vessel proposals to April 1889, first act of Secretary Tracy. Justice Matthews shows relapse but steadies. health improving. Diplomatic dispute over Samoa news questioned by Navy and State Departments.
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Whitney
Washington
Mereh
New York
Navy Department
White House
Hhis
Wanamaker
Marehth
Tracy
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Pennsylvania Maryland
Reported throughout Reading York and nearby towns on March 6 to 8, residents described a distinct rocking sensation and trembling lasting seconds to nearly a minute. No structural damage was reported as windows rattled and people fled outdoors. The tremor was felt from Carlisle to Gettysburg and across northern Maryland, with witnesses noting a loud boom and rumbling.
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Laxcastzn
Carlisle
Lebanon
Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill
Hanover
Lineboro
Emery Grove Junction
Reading
Soutis Mountain
Berke
Lancaster
Labanex
Yorn
Hannispace
Steelton
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Baltimore
Carroll
Harford
Cecil Counties
Westminster
Winneros
Del
Mareth
Thousands Rush to Lower California Gold Mines
Thousands of people head to southern California gold discoveries near Santa Clara district, 150 miles south of San Diego. About 600 men per day have left for the mines over four days, with Ensenada and Tia Juana camps growing. Ensenada nearly deserted while San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Diego hotels struggle to supply guests as hopes rise for a permanent camp and rich sedges are found.
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Lower Galiifornia
Los Annuars
Cal
Lower California
Santa Clara District
San Diego
Ensenada
Taurants
Caymack
Tia Juana
Los Angeles
Impatient Boomers Threaten Utah-Desert Claims Spread
Immigrants flood into a western region with 300 to 150 settlers daily from Michigan and others arriving from Purcell. Worsening destitution and a looming clash with troops spark fears of a mass boomers movement and potential conflict along the line as authorities advise patience amid ongoing displacements.
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Wiemrra
Kan
T. Blake
Purcell
Kiowa
Peore
Preset
Hall
Cole
Lozers
Tata
Banquet Honors Earl Spencer Amid Parnell Cheers
London March 8 Eighty club banquet honors Lord Spencer with Lord Roseberry Sir William Vernon Harcourt and Parnell present. Mr Parnell receives ovation while Spencer praises vindication of Parnell and doubts government efforts to clear Times collusion. Parnell attacks Balfour and champions Home Rule paths in dialogue on governance within or beyond the constitution.
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Earl Spencer
London
Eighty Club
Lord Spencer
Lockwood
Lord Roseberry
Sir Willian
Vernon Harcourt
Parnell
Morley
Sir Charlies Russell
Mr.Parnell
Mr. Parnell
Partell
Times
Gladstone
MT. Parnell Sbrak
Gladetone
Balfour
Irsland
Deland
Ireland
Tadinit
Lennox
Loré Randolph Churchill
Loré Charles Beressont
The
Randelph
House of Commons
Wil
Commons
Parnell Commission
Wiernd
M. Koffaid
Burgetia
Capitalists Plan Private Southern Tour For Mineral Resources
A notable excursion party of two private cars will depart tomorrow night led by John H Inmon and Sohn Up horn. They will visit Charleston Savannah and Brunswick to inspect coal fields and iron ore districts in Tennessee and Georgia. Hon Abram S Hewitt and ex mayor Edward Cooper will join. Hewitt aims to study resources with a view to moving his Pennsylvania iron works south if favorable, potentially relocating two thousand workers and families.
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Mateh
Tha Couth
John H.inmon
Sohn
Uplhorn
Chiampiona
Southern Progress and Development
Charleston
Savannah
Brunswick
Eouth
Abram
Hewitt
Inlaw
Edward Cooper
Messrs
Cooper
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Georgia
SD. Hewitt
Copper Corner Bank of France Backs the Syndicate
New York March 8 copper trading sharpened on news of Bank of France aid to Comptoir de Escompte with a four million pound loan. Market sentiment dimmed on the potential collapse of the copper syndicate as reports describe abundant copper on hand and eased demand. London and Paris quotes showed declines before expectations of a late-day uptick as financiers weigh the syndicate’s fate and Bank of France guarantees. The French bank’s advance is reportedly secured by discounts on the Comptoir’s bills, while English copper firms agree to cut output and delay deliveries.
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Bank of France
New York
Comptoir de Escompta
Misron, Match &—Directors of
Foston Copper
Acea
al Aoureea
Paar Een Soerchanne
London
Copper Trust
John Stanton
Central Mining Company
Pregant
Stanton
Tl ‘of
France
Br. Stanton
Paris
Comptoir D'Aacompte
Copper Syndicata
Societa Des Metatx
Rothschilds
Comptoir d’ Recompte
Comptoir d’ Escompte
Eestate Des Metaux
Stock Exchange
Metal Exchange
Thio
Bilwacker
St. Paul
Mixneapoly, Mints
I Cago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Milwaukee
England
Miller
Anifacs
the Weny
Mad
Rse
Chicago
Millwaukee
Minneapolis
Financial review notes mixed metals demand and trade
The weekly Dun report surveys readings on money demand and industry. It cites readings on Reading Iron works closure risks, the Pittsburgh price level, and Philadelphia New York firm tones with mixed signals on rail earnings and bank clearings. It notes cautious optimism amid some failures and conservative pressures that could restrain prices.
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Maroth
R. G. Dun & Co
Reading Iron Works
Rania Theopper
Pittsburg
Phiadelphia
12 Wi
Baryon
Rales Ag
Port Richmond
Pene Geen
Dakota
United
Canada
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