Washington Whispers on Cabinet Picks and Speakership Race
Reports from Washington in late November discuss President Arthur possibly reshuffling his cabinet with names like Emory Storra and Chauncey I. Filley, while Chaife and Sargent drop from cabinet chatter. The House speakership race features Keifer Hiscock Kasson and Keller, with western delegates aiming to unite behind a strong front while New York and New Jersey figures maneuver for influence.
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Arthur
Tikt Litioli Tir
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Howe
the Interior
Chauncey I. Filley
Misfond
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Generai
Chaife
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Pacific Coast
Congress
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Viscock
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Orth
Reed
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Syudmitt
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Team Berm
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Supreme Court
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Ghia Republians
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Nassen
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Tenisat
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Souids
Indiana
Job Dawson
Senate
Edward M. Johnson
State Senate
Edward McPheron
Joan Rainey
Representptive Mannine
Missouri
Harris Ricalieberger
United States Senate
Johnston
Mahone
Lewis
Cleet
Cameron
W. Douglas
Northern Neck
Virginia
Riddleborger
Riddleberger
Guiteau Seeks Defense as Trial Enters Third Day
The Guiteau trial in Washington enters its third day with juror qualification continuing. Guiteau requests to speak in court and insists he will defend himself, outlining his view of the Garfield assassination as a divine mandate and naming George Scoville as his attorney while criticizing Oneida founder Noyes and detailing his past.
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Guiteau
Mr. Scoville
Gatch
Thomas
Scoville
Williams
Wiliam A. Browner
George T. Keen
Keen
Tatesmen
Lezal
América
New York
Chicago
George Seurille
Atmgrien
Parth
New York Herald
George Scoville
Washington, D.C
Charles Gutpeau
T.heinlin
Josep Prather
Waa
Ileanes
Gaiteau
Tvet
Lappear Ete
Moudey
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Tnis
James Gurfield
Garthvid
United States
Tenerel Garfield
Lara
Republic
Hotie
Republicaa
Republican Party
Washington
Lhnayve
Guitesu
Todd
Osving
Broken Heart Victim of a Train Robber in Penitentiary
A long narrative from the Arkansas Gazette details the death of P. E. Sullivan alias Wil, a twenty three year old train robber sentenced to seventy years in the Arkansas penitentiary. Plagued by despair after a letter from a loved one, he collapsed and died in prison with mournful recollections of family and past crimes.
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Avery
Penitentiary
P. E.sullivan
Wil
Arkansas Penitentialy
Lenon
Taan
Horace
Lawrence
Casper
Ess Delaney
Young
Mary Booth Dies After Long Illness in London
Mary Booth wife of actor Edwin Booth died after a two year pulmonary illness in London. She passed quietly with her stepfather Dr McVicker present and requested a letter to be written for her. Her funeral was planned for Wednesday at 4 PM at the house with Rev Dr Collyer officiating. Booth and his father in law were reportedly not on good terms. Booth had been in Philadelphia prior and Mary was 32.
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Bowt Hill Cemetery
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Industrial League Convention Proceedings and Conference Notes
The Industrial League met at Paraperousa with Henry Bower and Lyons Elder aiding as secretary. Joseph Wharton elected president. The group backed tariff reforms, civilian tariff investigation, higher import promotion, and internal tax cuts. They cited New York convention plans and pledged action for success. Also, Charlottesville hosted the Ninety Ninth Methodist Annual Conference with Bishop McTyrere presiding and opening sermons by Dr. Wm. E. Edwards.
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Industrial League
Henry Bower
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association of the United Buties
Lyons Elder
Joseph Wharton
Swasury Department
United States Treasury
Secretaries of the Treasury
Congress
Pea
Charlottesville
McTyrere
Roi Call
Wm. E. Edwards
Lynchburg
John E. Edwards
Richmond City
Tariff Convention reports and North Carolina bond funding
Reports from the tariff convention note committee readiness to report and brief speeches by Congressman Aldrich and others on shipping iron and steel interests. North Carolina treasurer reveals over eight million old bonds funded into 4 per cents under the 1879 act, with about 21 million still unpresented as the act nears expiry.
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Aldrich
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New Jersey
Fuller
Bath
Ravesch
N.C
North Carolina
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