Reid Named as France Minister Over Blaine Opposition
President Harrison appoints Whitelaw Reid editor of the New York Tribune as minister to France, defying Blaine who wanted Reid for England. The move aims to avoid Irish provocation and England’s displeasure, with speculation about Halstead and other possible postings still circulating.
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Reid
England
Londor
George W Smalley
Salisbury
Mr Reid
New York Tribune
Theen
Cis
Mart Halstead
Ohio
Nalstead
France
Vried
Halstead
Harrison Sud
Tony
Lyarts
New Souk
Mnieter
Exzland
Mexico
Potuck Egan
Robrisia
America
Nebrisia
Egan
Pinch Lord
Blaine Ford
Bia
Jana
J C New
Inlianagel
London
Mud
Drance
Accordi Ag
Whiti Law Reid
The
Tribune
Waamvatoy
Whitelaw Tiud
New York
Lael
Julias Goldschmid
Wasconsin
Lmited
Vienna
Andrew C Bradley
District of Columbia
Justicn
Supreme Court of the
John R MeFre
New Mexico
Supreme Court of the Territory
New Mexco
Frank R Alkans
Dakota
Territory of Dakota
Eug
Appointments and diplomatic moves stir national politics
Reports from Washington indicate early action on Georgia and other federal posts. Halford notes imminent U S marshal and attorney appointments, with Angier favored for the marshalship. Egan and New Gallagher influence spark Republican tensions as Whitelaw Reid lands in France and other nominations progress.
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Angier
Dick Din
White House
Po Vute
Halford
Georzin
Marshall Lamar
Hanford
Portnery
Leretofo
E A Angier
Fight over railroad commission roils state politics in North Curatina
The Farmers Alliance leaders clash with Senator Kerr and Charlotte business figure B. Alexander over a bill to create a railroad commission. Alexander plans a denial as the Alliance vows a sustained political fight, arguing federal ownership of railroads could curb patronage. Contemporaneous notes discuss congressional appropriations, vessel plans, and a Blint of unrelated acts.
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Railegars
Farmers’ Alliance of
North Curatina
Work Bauxion
N.C. Maret
Jong Odils
Kerr Anid
B. Alexander
Charlotte
State Farmers’ Alliance
Alexander
Kexx
State Alliance
Mulroad
United States
Ameo
Farmers’ Alliance Orgas
Lhe
Alliance
Senate debating rule change on information inquiries
Washington March 19 The senate is shown debating a proposed rule change to curb information requests from executive departments amid concerns about copying costs and delays. Senators Sherman Voorhees Hoar and others argue both for and against limits while committee reports detail implications for inquiry power and administration. A separate note indicates many cabinet appointments and postmaster nominations are being prepared for president approval.
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Conrresy
Ihs
Randall
Edmunds
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
House
T 4
Ais
Jowest Gud
Chaumwin Randall
Gleth Hou Many
Treaty Department
Randi
Durham
Omo'ling
Washnnton
Marcel
Sanate
New York
Hiscock
Sherman
Hoar
Voorhees
Eustis
Voorbeca
Olio
Rsulu
Lars
Avnator Shravvan
Bierman
Committee On Rules
Iquiry
Congress
Ole
Gorman
Manues
United States
Enate
Buter
How
Eller
IHR
Spooner
Alfreds
Baye
Twog'cletk
Hoday Waaumvatow
Birmingham
Brewvieww
Ala
United States District Court
Jordan Tim- Tons
Blyton Land Company
Jordan Timmons
Jefferson County
Alo
Elyton Land Company
Smmons
South Highlands
Cincinnati Republicans Convention Tangles Over Nominees
The Cincinnati Republican convention met with Smith A. Whitfield as chair amid turmoil from a secretly aligned faction aimed at controlling nominations. Mosby for mayor and Kelley for treasurer were among those touted, while The Times Star urged an independent ticket and warned against party insiders.
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Aspucii
Republicas
Crixcineatt
Smarch
Republican Vetty Convention
Smith A.whitield
Peetmaster
Mush
Shelby
Vicuim
Mosby
Reb
Neys
Flenny Ziszler
Daniel Brown
Ptroner
Amon Dye
Judes
Times Star
Music Hall
Republican Party
Sokivarition
North Carolina
Collision in Canada Leaves Several Dead Near Rimonski
A misread Inter-Colonial express collided with a special freight near Rimonski station Quebec on March 10. The express driver and a fireman died, the special train’s conductor and a fireman were killed, two other crew injured. Both engines and cars wrecked. no passengers harmed.
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Rivenr du Lour
Quebec
Blifsx
Collison
Rimonski Station
Atais Broys
Waterloo
Hoof
Ecmo
Dining the Pilgrims in Rome and Copper Panic Rumors
Rome report describes a grand American college dinner in honor of Washington University’s birth. Clergy including Bishop Keane and Cardinal Parocchi spoke. papal praise for American Catholic education and the university’s role in global faith. The copper market section notes Paris shares, Bank of Paris concerns, and expected receiver action amid copper trouble. New York shows subdued metal trading.
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Rome
American College
Keane
New Catholic University At
Washington
Paroceh
Washington University
Cardinal Schiattinopoke
Catholic Church
America
Monmguer Jacobim
Iceland
Pacquot
Quebec University
Bank of
Paris
Socite DeaMiotoux
Rio Tinto
Comptore D’escompte
Comptorre D‘escompte
Somete DesMetaux
Comptoir D'Escompta
France
Societe DesMetaux
Socete DesMetans
Ponr
Angue de Pans
Bank 168
Tsat
Comptoir D'Escompte
Souiete Déx Motaux
Rio Tintos
Comptoir D’ Escompte
London
Pans
Societe Des Molaux
Tommorrow
Comptoire D E Compte
Usex
Societe Des Metaux
Metal Exchange
Desling
New York
L Lazarus & Co
Government clash over vote and Ireland in Commons
In March 19 proceedings Sir William Vernon Harcourt denounced government tactics as surreptitious cloture and warned the Commons that Irish affairs, paid for by the public, would be scrutinized. Meanwhile various figures pressed questions on Attorney General Webster’s pay and role.
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William
The
Times
Orneral Webster
Webster
Bundir
Gladstone
Goschen
Lord Salisbery
Lord Galisbourg
Irlak
Lord
Juno
Elistury
Bint Amt
Mrien
Pants
Naquet
Laguerre
Carquet
Patriotic League
Germany
Brerin
Berlin
Count von Behellendorf
Heis
General Veners
Strasburg
Weavers at Fall River Reach Long Strike Settlement
Fall River arbitration board reports the weavers agreed to submit the Wall River dispute for fair adjustment with manufacturers. A joint plan offers twenty cents per yard print cloth and five percent on other goods, pending state arbitration. Officials anticipate the plan may be rejected by the manufacturers.
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Yorktown
Maine
Tracey
Fitzhugh
Morow
Lhe Board Wall Rse
Ind
Palmer, Je Company of
New York
Tin Bureau
Uaresus
Qice
Secretary of the Navy
God
Jim
John Wh Thoms
Lihneis
Agenagate Cadia
Naval Advisory
Fall Rivers
Board of Arbitration
Fall River
Mass
Milia
Richard P Barry
State Board of
Arble Tration
Weavers
Weavers! Protective Association
Agret
Weavers of
Wall River
Ton A Siake
Atata Board of
State Board of Arbitration
Board of Trade
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Hroceas Rupe
Atlanta City Brewing Company
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Washington, D. C
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Hall Street
TY Bros
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Blaine
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Abraham D. Hane
Pennsylvania
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William W Thomas, Jr
Norway
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Schuyler
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Grant
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Europe
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Rawlicu
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Naval Academy
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Perry
Japan
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New York City Board of Trade
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ROWE
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House of Commons
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Theew York Times
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Boston Pork Packers
Boston
Maes
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North Markes
Chicago
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Kirk Isot
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