Captain Dawson Murdered in Charleston Police Pursue Dr McDow
Charleston reports Captain F W Dawson editor of the News and Courier was shot and killed by Dr T B McDow in McDow's office following an alleged confrontation over a nurse’s conduct. The doctor surrendered after hiding the body and the coroner ordered an inquest pending further disclosures. The tragedy sparks shock and wide public condemnation across the city.
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F. W. Dawson
Newa and Courier
T. B. McDow
McDow
Dawson
Hls
Duarleston
F W Dawson
News and Courier
T B McDow
Captan Dawson
Bachldren
Chef
Police
Captain Dawson
Oom
Gal
State Medial Society
Marriadsone
C . Aliens
Cam Dawson
McDew
Mas
Evry
Cannel
Quay's Revenge and Cabinet Troubles In 1890s Washington
Quay's push to unseat Don Cameron dominates the scene with Wanamaker slated as postmaster general in two years and Clarkson lined up to succeed him. A planned shift keeps the post office as the Quay machine’s power base, while Blaine and Harrison face a rift over England appointments and cabinet tensions rise. The piece notes cabinet debates, a crowded field of Georgia office seekers, and a Piedmont Air Line vestibule train leaving for the City of Mexico, with local figures pressing for posts and contracts.
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Wasmmoaroy
Quay
Don Cameron
United States Senate
John Wanamaker
Quty
Wanamaker
John Clarkson
Town
Clarkson
Wanamnaher
Sauslan
Cameron
Certison
Blaine
Harrison
Court of St James
England
Sackville West
Qaestion
Socretary Noble
Cyrus Bussey
New Orleans
Florrison
Wo W Dudley
Noble
Mtelier
Alton
Td Anger
Billy Wilson
Flynn Lachine
Longstreet
Ed Angier
Atlanta
Post Ofice
Elgin Lochrane
Dick Dow
Perry Clusholm
Wink Tayior
Wallare Rhodes
Tomarow
Dow
Nathey
Perry Clnsholm
Town Crenshaw
Wink Taylor
Gamesvilla Post Ofice
Wallace Rhodes
Bull Wilson
C W Arnold
Savannah
Georgia
Colonel Buck
Walter Johnson
B A. Darnell
Dave Freeman
Piedmont
Mexeo
P. E. Mynatt
Bosness
J. M. Veach
More Nominations Sent to Senate for Confirmation
Washington reports the president forwarded multiple nominations to the senate including Arthur G Mollette of Watertown Dakota for governor of Dakota Luther B Richardson of Grad Forke Dakota for secretary of Dakota Cornelius Hanford of Washing to territory for chief justice of the Washington territorial supreme court George W Irvin of Montana for United States attorney general Smile Chambers of Indian Franten States attorney General and others including John vanier of iuicole for a marked federal post The slate covers territorial and federal posts with several resignations noted in the Treasury and other departments.
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Senate
Washington
Arthur G Mollette
Watertown
Dakota
Luther B. Richardson
Grad Forke
Cornelius Hanford
Washingto Territory
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Washington
George W Irvin
Montana
Magerial
United
Smile Chambers
Franten
George B. Batcheller
New York
Trenchury
Hugh 8. Thompson
Arolina
Aasistant Eer
Spl
Besteey Leet
Pied Fale
Rasan
Tual Nite
Busy Day at White House and Heavy Courtroom Docket
March 12 reports a hectic White House afternoon with delegations pressing for appointments including H.R Butler as Indian affairs commissioner and a governorship discussion for Arizona. In Missouri, Ozark jail riot leaves 23 inmates clashing in a Knobber-stained struggle as Inman’s treachery fuels old vendettas. In Pennsylvania, engineer Cook faces Mud Run disaster trial with evidence arguing the train could have been stopped. a separate fatality at Mud Run prompts renewed cautions. A Yellowstone hoax about five French tourists is debunked by Northern Pacific officials and park authorities.
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White House
Torona
A A
Taytoé
Tennessee
West Virginia
North Carolina
H.R Butler
Thomas F Wilson
Arizona
District of Columbia
Peel
Visticu F. Ozanm
Johnson
Ozark
Inman
Jel
Cook
Coungel
Commonwealth Wall
Mad Run
Ottoman Schmidt
Wilkesbarre
Mud Run
Lehigh Valley
Schurdt
Schmidt
Yellowstone Park
Minn
Marc
Cheyenne Dispatch
Yellowatone Park
Charles 5. Fee
Northern Pacific
Associated Press
Gerry
Montana
Pacific Coast
Bozeman
Levingston
Fee
Livingston
Helena
Park
Indianapolis
InpyaNaronig
Roe
Oklahoma boomers march toward Indian Territory across plains
Thousands of would be settlers crowd toward Oklahoma as wagons and trains transport families from Arkansas and Texas. Grant Moffatt, a cattleman near the border, estimates about five thousand boomers in Purcell and nearby towns. Soldiers appear but do not stop the exodus, with the mass expected to reach Oklahoma within thirty days.
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Dexemon
Spenal
Oklshomas
Arkansas
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Moffatt
Canadian
Oklahoma
Dugents
Moffett
Purcell
Defeat of Prohibition Amendment in New Hampshire
Partial returns from the March 12 election show the prohibition amendment likely defeated by a large margin, with Nashua voting in favor by 203 and Carrell and Coos counties showing support. Other amendments appear adopted, except one striking the word Protestant from the title of rights, whose fate remains uncertain. Women's activism at polls noted. total state vote estimated near 16,000 if current patterns hold.
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New Hampshire
Boston
Nashua
Carrell
Coos
Grafton County
Parnell Money and Public Meeting Report
A lengthy Ledger of the National League funds and Times examination notes detailing receipts and disbursements from 1879 to 1886. It records £261,290 received and £261,276 paid between 1879 and 1882, with further sums to the Ladies' League and relief fund, and a defense payment. A Cork witness testifies, and there are remarks on parliamentary examination and delays. A major Parnell meeting in Puaperenus with ~5,000 attendees at the Academy of Music features Mrs Delia S. Parnell and speakers including Spooner Curtin Sith and Drexel, ending with a large fund-raising subscription for the Parnell fund.
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Lennon
Wolsy
League
Ladies’ League
America
Australis
New Zealand
Henry James
the Times
Parnell
Nasional Bank
X. Coffee
Sig
Cork
Witnega
Timor
Hannen
Sontempt
Doner
O'Relly
GREAT
Baleed
Puaperenus
Slizena
Charles Stewart Parnell
Academy of Music
Neaely
Delia S. Parnell
Academy
Beaver
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Charles Emory Sith
Philadelphia Press
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Copper market steadies as Matheson move reassures syndicate
In Frantemaxes markets, London bankers Matheson gained control of the copper syndicate, easing tensions. Chilibara rose to £4 on spot and £5 on futures. Paris quotes Societe des Motaux at 150 francs and Bio Tinto at 245 francs. Bears wary as shortholders may exit amid renewed activity and possible Rothschild involvement.
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Frantemaxes
London
The
Mathesons
Chilibara
Exchange
Paris
Societe Dea Motaux
Bio Tinto
Despit
Natal Te He Lake
Bearson
Matheson
Rothschilda
Shorts
Bears
Sym
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King
Manila
AD Street
Atlante City Brewing Company
Pobumma
Bivarian
Catisur
Hirns Street
Pyawy
Fersisin TS
Washington, D. C
Culitters
Krooats
Capt. Dawson
Charleston
McDaw
BRAVE
New Yorn
the Tribune
Robert B Pegran
Peram
Nashville
Pescators
English
Pegram
Siterward
Dawaon
Daweon
Commodora Pegram
Hin Dawson
James
Atrell
Young Dawson
Richmond
Ordnance Department
Richmond Dispatch
UW Rionlan
Tiordan
South Carolina
Democratic National Committee
Dawnen
OY Longstrees
Navy
WaamniLex
Lan Holden
South Borneo
Hue
Iwulu
Te Bank
Smaiden
Lillian Pet
Bystand
Aquare
Thornberg
North High Street
Birmingham
Jacksongele
Berg
Shornberg
Charles S Clyster
Thor
Corell Cryster
Charles Cryster
Cornell Cryster
Burrewug
Don Camer
Wannamaker
Hesign
Michigan
Weashborn
Gore
Brose
Anc
Walkers
John Mathews
Claire Rucker
New Canaan
Indian Territory
Avicgeane
Texas
Baaldes
Little Rock
En Thewll
Threlrford
Erven
Mass
Marth
South Park
Chuantestoy
W. Va
Wilson
Goff Hill
Goff
Carr
Baysiex
N.C
St. Newberns
Meadowa
John Vaughan
Goldsboro
Robert Ham
Jenn Moran
Pearsall
Police Johnston
Goldaboro
Evenbon
House of Commons
Robert L Stevenson
Hawaii
Kas Bamoa
James Ferguson
Spater
Stevenson
Germany
Bruce Wentworth
Wentworth
Bushirl
Laguerre
Wid Os
Ork
Mapam
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