Longstreets Berth as Treasury Registrar Eyed in Washington
Washington rumors place General Longstreet as registrar of the treasury, a position chosen to fit his impaired bearing and avoid direct public contact. Appointments from Georgia are anticipated, with Field Marshal Murat Halstead named minister to France rumored. The scene in D C shows a tidal wave of office seekers and a city buzzing with Civil Service reform questions and political maneuvering.
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Wasumatos
Lotegatreet
Treasury
Rosternps
Longetroot
Comte
Savannah
Longtreet
Washington
Georgia
United States
France
Wayne McVeagh
White House
Tesa Feller
Patent Office
Republican Party
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Congress
Cleveland
Offic
Harrison
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Alabama
Teo
Teo Was Accepted With A Smile By Mr. Harricon
Civil Service
Snead
Avery
Eugene Speer
Hugh Haralson
Hopo
Oklahoma Politics and Indian Land Debates Stir Washington
The piece discusses President Harrison, cabinet dynamics, and the fate of the Oklahoma bill. It notes splits over southern delegation loyalties, Alger’s influence, and Dudley’s position. It explains the bill’s failure to pass while opening Creek and Seminole lands, with Cherokee Strip pending a separate treaty price. Also outlines Butler’s stance and a congressman related to Indian territory ties.
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Dudley
Hate
Harridon
Harrison
Noble
Interior
Noable
Blaiys
Gyrus Bussey
Washington
Oklahoma
Senator Buller
South Carolina
Butler
Congress
Botier
Indian Territory
Twelve Men Shot in Cape Haytien and Oklahoma Troubles
From New York a report cites Captain Miller detailing twelve Legitime soldiers executed at Cape Haytien after captivity. Also covered are Oklahoma settlers driven from their homes by Lieutenant Carson’s troops, Ex President Cleveland’s Cuba trip, River Mill strike dynamics, and a lengthy account of a brutal bullfight with multiple fatalities and severe injuries.
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Hypolyte
New York
Caroline Miller
Miller
Cape Haytien
Legitime
Soldcer
Milley
Cape Haytion
Monte Christa
Capa Haytion
Galena
Oklahoma
Oxtartoma
I. T
Carson
Sth Cavalry
Fort Reno
Wile
Raugas
Hayes
Kansas
Texas
Clevels
Rati River
Mass
Monnox
Old Dominion
Delaware
Cape Charlies
Cape
Capes
Cape.Henry
Press on Samoa and French politics sparks mixed reactions
The article reports on imperial tensions over Samoa, British and American reactions, and French political events. It notes editorials criticizing Germany's actions in Samoa, praise for the United States, and Boulanger demonstrations in Tours with banquets and speeches. It also covers financial meetings in Paris, bank appeals, and a Hamburg dispatch about Chinese unrest on the Kwangsi frontier.
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Henslon
Gutamares
Ten Tain
Hamburg
Kwang Si
Insane Actress Mars Anderson Disbands Company
The stage star Mars Anderson, resting at the Hotel Stratford, is reported worse delaying engagements and cancelling the Pacific coast dates. Her English company of fifty six disbands as manager Henry Abbey cancels remaining performances for the season. Doctors quoted deny a definite condition update.
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Rutan Mn Puruaperuta
Mins Mars Anderson
Stratford
Chestnut Street Opera House
Rahs
Henry Abbey
Pacific Coast
Stelr Mitchell
Joseph Anderson
Liss Anderson
Mitchell
Abe
Europe
Nightly War Appeals and Montana Mine Fire News
Brevet Major General Baird appeals for aid to veterans through a national Confederate home at Austin while railing at those who question charity. In Montana, the Anaconda Chambers Syndicate mines shut after a $1,000,000 fire, likely incendiary, with 1,800 workers affected and no insurance. Public St Patrick events in Lewiston and Birmingham raise funds for Irish causes, with notable figures in attendance and varied injuries reported.
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Baird
New York
Washington
Oliver Downing
New York Citizens’ Committee
Austin
Poxad
Shearman
Waena
Mont
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
Chambers Syndicate
St. Lawrence
Charles Eape
Lew Vons
St. Pawick’s
Parnell Defense Fund
Tisst
Steinway Hall
Order of Hibernians
Academy of Music
Sons of ‘St. Patrick
Charles 4
Dana
Indland
Paxwell
Samuel J. Randall
David B. Hill
T. W. Powderly
Scenes in Spain as Whish Horses and Preachers Go Ahead
A travelogue from February 25 describes a long train ride from Farmgona to Valencia under slow Spanish rail service, Moorish irrigation relics, and Valencian beauty debates. Cordova hosts a postponed bullfight due to rain, with a detailed arena procession, the matador, banderos and picadors. The writer, disappointed by changing Spanish costume, observes the crowd’s eagerness for tickets and notes the brutal, then imminent, bloodshed of the bullfight with a feroce fight expected from young bulls.
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Claro
Toiumset
Banderna
Agale
Meador
Taurne
Doasibie
Mar
Spain
Africa
Farmgona
Valencia
Visloncia
Thad
Le’villa
Conrag
Shay
Cordova
Weleaver
Reading Maudors
Ise
Shand
Stan
Picador
Hotos
Tomach
Khoren
Plesdor
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ORBAT
Auckland Herald
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Prince Bismarck
America
Germany
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Ingok
Eile
Manatee
Matoafa
Samoa
Great Republic
Brey
Boulanger
Waters
Pang
General Boulanger
Tours
Blois
St. Pierre Des Corns
Raquet
Chamber of Deputies
M. Raquet
National Party
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M. Bouvier
Paris
M. Rouvier
Bank of France
Comptelt D'Escompte
Rothschilds
Credit Foncier
Comptoir D'Escompte
Loroox
Cromon
Liverpool
West _Point
Canforsnes
Ath Brey
Herbert Bismarck
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Papi
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Madris
Sderson
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