Mahone Era Cabinet Speculation in Arthur Administration
In Washington the Mahone faction seeks influence as cabinet positions are appraised. Blaine predicts a Grant dominated cabinet after January with Frelinghuysen as secretary of state and Beall' s potential naval post. Senate maneuvers, Stratham postmastership, and regional loyalties shape the emerging power balance ahead of 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Grant
Jan Juary
Frelinghuysen
Judge Folger
Mr. Conkling
General Garfield
Lincoln
General Grant
General Deall
Navy Department
General Beall
Washington
Frank Hatten
Nupotn Inter
Haine
General Arthur
Arthur
James
New York
Senator Johnston
Stratham
Lynchburg
Virginia
Iis
Johnston
Mahone
Desendorf
Dezendorf
David Davis
South
Spencer
Alabama
Alabama, Will Be the Person Chosen. ‘Spencer
Ceneral Grant
Conkling
Judge Davis
Illinois
Ope
Senate
Ihhetar
Baldwin's Bank Examinations In New Jersey Bank
Government Examiner Shelley continues work at Mechanics National Bank Newark with a report to the comptroller of the currency due by week end. Directors rumor Nugent received missing funds. depositors may lose up to 25 percent. Receiver named for the bank by the comptroller. special instructions to verify balances with correspondent banks cited. A string of crime and local notes follow from Georgia to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Shelley
Bink
Washington
Baldwin
Nugent
Wassixnton
Comptroller of Currency
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Mechanics’ National Bank of Newark
Lineus M. Viico
National Bank of New York
Knox
New York
First National Bank of Newark
Treasury
Joan J. Exux
Keeley
Mr. Keeley
Frank Foote
Foote & Hatch
ARG Gsbove
Tims
Stnl
Keeley Motorompany
Ind
City of
Hiy Invenon
Irish Incidents and Civil Unrest Across Cities
Widespread Irish disturbances with police and military crackdowns. A house raid netted a man and a woman amid packed suspicions. Socialist pamphlets found. Mayo clashes leave several dead and many wounded, with heavy guards on roads to Agliow. Land League figures arrested. rent disputes surface in Monaghan and Cork. Election gains split between Conservative and Liberal factions. French-British treaty talks stall over cotton. Reports also discuss Peru Arequipa revolts, U.S. intervention rumors, and canal-era material consignments bound for construction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sengland
Lennon
Paradic
School of Mines
Bellmulet
Agliow
Gilhooly
Cantry
County Cork
The
Land League
Liverpool
Gladstone
Sexton
France
Pall Mall Gazette
Bank of England
Monaghan
Dublin Land Court
Cork
O'Hagan
Staley Bridge
Oldham
Cardiff
Lish
Maxcmustrer
Paris
Guardian
Gambetta
ETH
America Pasima
Lima
Arequipa
Soler
Gedarea
Garcia Calderon
Calderon
Puno
Cuzeco
Solar
South
United States
Hurlbert
Ilian
Estanarle Catolico
Santiago
Chili
Peru
Canal Company
Atlantic
Pacific
Rio de Janiero
San Francisco
Heume, Slaxon & Co
Rio
Georgia Carriage Builders Meet and Saloon Politics
The Georgia carriage builders association convened at the Markham House with a long roll call of members and reports from Atlanta to Baltimore. A liquor dealers meeting convened to back council candidates favorable to saloon interests, while city ordinances on licenses drew attention and internal disagreement among delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Carriage Hudders
Georgia Carriage Builders’ Association
Seasion
Markham House
B. .H. Jones
Cartersville
Mx FW. Weitzel
Atlanta
L. Green
N. C. Spence
J. M. Smith
W.L. Jones
A. T. Finney
J. W. Wei
Cincinnati
Hulton
Pennsyltvania
Harey Conklin
New York
R. W. Norris
Baltimore
R. BH. Jones
National Association of Carriage Builders
Reide
Pthe
Paok
Turner's Hall
Fragmented Dixie notes in OCR on towns and people
A garbled collection of short items mentions DaNyVILLe Virginia cotton mill plans, the possum crop in north Arkansas, Jacksonville Florida ice factory, widows in Richmond Kentucky, scarce housing in Narville Fenn, a 58 year old in Marshall Alabama, over 100 students at Louisiana State University, Knoxville’s city recorder for fifty years, Tennessee press association to visit November 15, havoc in Allen County Kentucky, and a ten foot tomato vine in Ang Greg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danyville
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Florida
Ory
Rhmond
Kentucky
Narrville
Fenn
Lapy
Marshall
Alabama
State University of Louisiana
White
Sity Recorder
Knoxville
Enn
Ifty
Tennessee Press Association
Allen County
Lin Fe Taek
Ark
Ang Greg
Caliberland
Sonny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bond
David Davis Rexdy
Hazen
Wasurscros
Post-Office Department
Clifford Stratham
Pina
J.B. Wilson
George C. McKee
Jackson
Miss
W. H. Green
Charles W. Buckley
Montgomery
Israel W. Roberts
Lous Lefort
Donalisonville
William G. Wilkergon
John W. Hackworth
Brenham
Texas
William G. Bryan
John Donaldson
Grayson
A. L. Darrell
Henry B. Taylor
Benham
Renchenbarger
Hazeel
Congress
Louisiana
General Hazen
J. N. Noyes
Oneida
Guiteau
Penius
Thay
Haingy
Gilfilign
Terome Honaparte
George M. Robeson
Stanley Matthews
Senator Windom
W. B. Hazen
G. H. Pendleton
Senator van Wyck
Kee
Sporting News
National Fair Association
Wasninetos
Volu
Valparaiso
Colonel Sprague
Blue Lodge
Ferido
Mary Anderson
Kenny
Kitty Clark
Kate Long
Judge Murray
Anguety
Augusta
Trawi
Edward Atkinson
Mexican Newa
Constitution
Ald
Sonora
San Fellato
Ortiza
Cigar Matera
Milwaukee
Galvestoy
Austin
Newssays
Kansas, Texas Southern Railroad Company
Ocheltree
Pecos
Fom Green
Rio Grande
Presidy
Kansas
Cincierati
W. Acague
Tonkin
Philadellphie
Wheenaoes
Dan Viezs
Ar Qesabor Ua
Baldwin’s Bank
Georgia
Lumpkin
Sparks
Pope
Shreveport
Franklin
Achille
Perrence
Ben Sterling
Ben Beasley
Humphrey Beasley
Larmund
Gavestox
San Antonio
George Washington
Simmons
Clarkesville
Tenn
Geo. Luter
Cherry's Station
Manton Hatcher
Hatcher
Che Ee
New York Times
J. B. Felder
Americus
Sumter County
Inspector Byrnes
John Wesley B. Oliver
Savannah
Thirty-ninth Street
de Agnew
Oliver
Ruland
Italy
Hinds
Agnew
Lee
Byrnes
Webster County
Atuens
John Wesley Oliver
Magnolia Springs
Demosthenean
Dolph
Badge
Ima
Toroviouely
Sam
Dscnard
Seringfield
American Missionary Society
Worcester
American Missionary Meeting
Richard White
Curiaco
Mississippi
Keolk
Town
Liviston
Boston
Cannon
Sar Lang
A. G. Campbell
House of Representatives
Porceff
Cixcinxatz
Purcell
Wilkes County
Schley
BaLpwin
Farsons
Houston County
Marion County
Ae Oglethorpe
Thomas Couriors
Marion
Syhiey
Hancock County
Oglethorpe Éount
Ganver
Hancock’county
Athens
Clarke County
Carrais Kenyon
Ware County
Smande
J. E. Jenks
B. O'Neil
Spain
Maprm
Chamber of Deputies
Euddolo
Maritos
Rhee
Ansien “Winship
Lide
Georg Winship
Nth
Robert Taylor
Biltmore
Menidelasotan
Charles 3. Janes
Rene Door
J. R. Nutting
A.B. Cook
R Winship
Mesnrs
W. Pitts
Cook
T.H. Bell
J. H. Nunnally
W Nutting
Jonawho
Cora Winship
A. ‘Vaylor
Haltimore
Miss Beach
Indiana
Sis Kimball
Bliss Culpepyer
Miss Archer
le More
Ann
Taylor
Ife
Denver
Summit District
Inthiputate
Down IN
Dixie
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