Not So Certain Is Warseal Of This District
Washington May 23 Special Major J C Black and Judge Maddox held a long interview with Mr Cleveland Feiss on the marshalship contest. The main takeaway is the appointment cannot be made before June 30. They urged Colonel Rentroe's case but no clear chance. others like Col. Colyatt and Gordon are expected to be heard from tomorrow as the decision over the Conyers post office continues unsettled. The Conyers postoffice remains in statu quo with telegrams piling in. Colonel Livingston bears sole responsibility for settlement. Multiple figures seek various posts including consulates and clerks in departments, with prospects varying by candidate and district.
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Dinner for Infanta Eulalie at White House May 23
President and Mrs. Cleveland hosted a formal dinner in Washington for Infanta Eulalie. White House conservatories supplied decorations filling the lower foyer and state rooms with lavish red and green tones, creating a dignified setting for the event.
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Royal visit details at the White House and city tour
Royal party led by Infanta and Prince Antoine spends evening at the White House with President Cleveland and notable guests. The Marine Band performs, a gala dinner ensues, and a drive to Cabin John Bridge precedes a tallyho ride. Infanta requests “The Star Spangled Banner,” amid public cheers. Next day includes Arlington visit and Vernon excursion before departing for New York and Chicago.
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Dass Pod Mina Riggs
Eutalle
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Arco-Hermana
Sener Doo Vedro
Cammanter Ami Mra. Davis
Kancuiill
Tay Son Wade
Sfanta
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Diplomine Corps
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Chicago
Secretary Herbert shifts San Francisco to North Atlantic squadron
Washington May 28 Speculation grows over Secretary Herbert s move to make the white cruiser San Francisco the flagship of the North Atlantic squadron near a period of distributing new vessels to foreign stations. The plan includes towing the Columbus caravela Santa Maria Pinta and Nina from New York to Chicago at an estimated cost of about $5,000 with Commodore Exben coordinating the St Lawrence leg and the Montreal consul handling onward cruise to Chicago.
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Weather crop bulletin reports across states
The bulletin notes mixed conditions as crops improve in the northwest central valleys while southeast areas lag. Mississippi River crops benefit from rain, Texas reports good corn and rising cotton prospects, Arkansas and Kentucky see overall gains though some stands remain weak. Tennessee and Colorado report favorable conditions with some potato and corn concerns.
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Meeting of Delegates of the Order at Indianapolis
Ten states attend a May 23 Indianapolis gathering as officers expire and new supreme officers are to be elected. Delegates seek to retain funds, claim receivership rights, and argue that the order’s money remains with reliable officers amid a pending court review. Postmaster appointments announced in Washington include Matthews Serens, Buckley, Clark, Melurray, Norlan, Bennett, and de Beorgin with various changes.
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Jacksonville
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John J. Norlan
Evansville
Ind
Mino HG S Benutt
Andrew de Beorgin
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Destructive Local Tornado Hits Louisville Roundhouse
A May morning storm tore through Louisville causing the Louisville and Nashville roundhouse at Tenth and Broadway to lose its roof while engines toppled. Five thousand dollars in structural damage estimated, with many buildings unroofed and chimneys down across the city. four men escaped serious injury, others aided by sheltering in pits. Nearby Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati, and Indiana towns reported fatalities, injuries, and widespread damage from high winds and flying debris.
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W. A. Ornsby
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Baxter Square
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Tilmoiz
Andrew Humble
Shelby Street
Jefferson
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Cleveland Gaslight and Coke Company
Miles Johnson
Hamilton Street
Beuhl
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Michael Murphy
West Hiver Street
Michael Hughes
Oregon Street
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Superior
Wire Streets
Jack Fleming
Gay Company
Deke Side Hospital
Plate Department
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
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Doane
John Cole
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Adyien
Romulus
Romoles Glass Company
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Covington
Newport
Harrison
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Troy
Aptist
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Fort Recovers
Indian Elwood
Ind
Frankton
Wyley levee breach endangers several parishes
Secretary Shields notified Assistant Engineer Thompson after the Wyley levee on Judge Wyley’s place failed. The 15 foot high structure, built and enlarged by the fifth district levee board, broke 200 feet wide with 12 feet of water washing it out. The break threatens East Carroll Madison Terrebonne Concordia parishes and may send floodwaters along the Arkansas front toward the Mississippi River.
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Plan for Reorganizing Richmond Terminal and Allies
Drexel Morgan Co outlines a comprehensive scheme to merge Richmond Terminal, Richmond and Danville, and East Tennessee systems into a new railway, with six thousand miles under one company. The plan fixes charges, issues $140,000,000 first mortgage bonds and $75,000,000 preferred stock, and converts existing securities through an extensive basis of adjustment. A $16,000,000 syndicate underwrites $33,333,000 common stock at 35 per share and $5,000,000 in bonds at 35 percent, financing the reorganization and ensuring credit for ongoing operations.
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Rengat
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New Orleans
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Ceen
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Georgia Central
Tennessee
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Hunt Company
Richmond Terminal
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George Sherman
A. F. Thomas
Re ‘Alt. Coster
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A. J. Thomas
Sherman
Central Trust Company
Reorganization plan for Richmond Terminal stocks detailed
The plan raises 23.25 million dollars majorly from stock assessments and common stock sales, with 6.8 million from bonds. It foresees early dividends on new preferred stock, funds eight million for immediate improvements, and aims to foreclose railways if needed. Drexel Morgan & Co. supervise the plan with a seven year voting trust for new company stock.
Telegraphers Quit Work Triggered Chicago Northwestern Wreck
Telegraphers on the Chicago and Northwestern strike at 4 AM and a subsequent wreck blocks Milwaukee division rails. A heavy freight train derailed at North Evanston after an open switch, piling cars and injuring none reported. traffic halted from 6:15 AM to noon as officials blamed bogus quit order and the dispute cooled, though several quit.
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Diplomatic Settlement Ends Corea Japan Standoff
Washington reports indicate a settlement between Corea and Japan after fees and duties dispute. Secretary Gresham and U S ministers in Tokyo and Seoul facilitated talks leading to an indemnity of 110000 paid by Corean authorities to Japan. The accord is seen as a triumph of modern diplomacy.
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Missing Georgia teen Mamie Hitt reported vanished
Mamie Hitt aged about eighteen, daughter of R J W Hitt, has disappeared from her home in LotR Ga after living with her sister Mrs B C Moore. She last stayed with Mr L B Nowell before leaving Friday, and her parents and relatives have searched without success.
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R.J. W. Hitt
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L. B. Nowell
A Terrible Operation On a Young Virginian Patient
A Virginia man confined to his Athens room for five months has undergone a radical operation today to amputate close to his body. Details from Montgomery Alabama report a fall from a sidgh caused his injury during a winter show. The Fort Jayat Case and Angists, 62, May 7. Special-Snigs Roney contemplates a decision on the Fort Royst case but will not reveal his judgment. He has written out his conclusions.
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Ex-State Treasurer Ike H. Vincent Granted Pardon
Montgomery May 23 Ex-State Treasurer Ike H. Vincent is pardoned by Governor Jones after a lengthy case. A special physicians board found his health fragile from consumption and imprisonment, but the governor cited past misuses and concluded punishment has run its course, granting absolution despite serious crime.
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Ike H. Vincent
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Desperate clash between an Amen and two bandits in Mexico
A telegram reports a violent encounter near a Mexican railway station. American agent Boon Baker, joined by Don Tomas and his mozo, faced Tewss Melin Jo and two bandits in a pistol and saber duel. Baker repelled the attack, exchanging shots and injuring Don Tomas, before authorities were alerted.
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Don
Telegraph Briefs From a Fragmented Page
A garbled clipping from a 19th century telegraph section reports vague items about charges and denials, with unreadable names and places. The legible fragments mention an absolute million sum and a suspect denying all charges in an unclear case.
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