Impeachment Move in State Officials Report
Lincoln March 8 The house committee of lawyers reports unanimously for impeachment of state officers led by Secretary John C Allen and Attorney General George H Hastings with articles to be presented for malfeasance. The board at the Lincoln insane asylum is questioned over notices of crooked practices. A joint senate session is planned with the house but no action taken yet. Public sentiment favors senate concurrence in impeachment.
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Lincoln ‘Insane Asylum
Pound
Supreme Court
Towit
John C.allen
George H.hastings
A. R. Humphrey
J. K. Hill
Barry of
Beckley
Senate
Washinaton
Czar
Committee On Foreign Relations
State Department
Knights of Labor
New York
National Assembly No
Federation of Labor
Aska
Kansas City
M. M. Harriman
Pullman Palace
Comany
Mia. Harriman
Jord Portz & Trcksurer
Conrad N. Jordan
Eastern National Bank
President of San Domingo Arrested by French Naval Officers
The Clyde Mae reports from Saginaw that San Domingo president was arrested by French naval officers after a bank raid in San Domingo city. He allegedly seized 981,000 from a French bank, prompting his militia to loot the bank and carry off 61,000 in cash. A French fleet orders action and an indemnity was briefly demanded before withdrawal. Passengers warn of unrest brewing in San Domingo.
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San Domingo
New York
Clyde Mae
Saginaw
Onte Cristo
Wes Op
Ted
A ‘Orce
Monte Cristo
Haytien
France
Cherokee Strip Opening Sparks Council Clash in Tahlequah
In Tanorquan on March 31 the Cherokee council fractured over a chief’s message to appoint commissioners for Ashington talks. National and Downing factions accuse each other of a vast take, while Watts’s postmaster appointment at Muldrew triggers protest and a revocation order from the Interior.
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Tanorquan
I. T
Ashington
National Party
Downing
Tahlequah
Downing Party
William Watts
Murderers of John M. Clayton in Arkansas custody
Arkansas sheriff arrives to take Frank Hickey and W H Burkhardt into custody over John M Clayton murder. Hickey says Burkhardt helped kill Clayton and will lead to the concealed guns location. Requisition papers may be required for transport. Burkhardt claims driving the wagon and may identify the gun site near Plumerville. General Stewart injured in Tennessee while inspecting park lands. Other brief items include a Denver arrest for an attempted blow up and a large Kansas City fire loss.
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John m. Clayton
Arkansas
Clayton
Burkhardt
White
Can
Plunmerville
Capital Notes and Washington News Briefs
Washington reports include senate actions on officer elections for secretary, sergeant-at-arms, and chaplain with June 5 start. incumbents stay in place until then. A Hoar resolution orders investigation into Rosch embezzlement allegations, with a short adjournment after a brief session.
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Senate
W. R. Cox
North Carolina
Richard J. Bright
Indiana
Mr. Milburn
Rosch
North Dakota
Hoar
Rep
Mass
Minority Report Faults Mantle Seat in Senate From Montana
The minority of the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections led by Senator Vance declares Lee Mantle not entitled to a seat representing Montana. The report argues terms begin with legislature chosen senators and outlines vacancies by expiration or unforeseen casualty, citing constitutional provisions and the 1816 act. Columbus Papers in Capital City En Route to Chicago. A Spanish American exhibit papers collection travels with W. E. Curtis, fifty documents from Columbus voyages to be shown in Chicago with soldiers guiding the shipment.
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Washington
Vance
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Lee Mantle
Montana
Gray
Palmer
Mitchell
Hoar
J. Mantle
Mesars
Mantle
Beckwith
Allen
Columbus
Chicago
W. E. Curtis
Norfolk
United States
Newark
Safe Deposit
Not a Caucus Measure and Roach Inquiry
A Senate resolution to investigate Senator Roach of North Dakota was Hoar’s solo initiative, not a caucus move, with some Republicans wary. A Democratic leader defended Roach’s youth and character, urging no party-taking of the probe, while noting he was an adopted state asset.
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My. Hoar
Washinaton
Senate
Roach
North Dakota
Hoar
General Kirby Smith Dead at Swannxes Tenn
News notes cover a range of incidents including Latimer recaptured, jail escapes in Kentucky, robberies, and a statistics update on rail earnings. Also reports on deaths from poison and a murder aftermath, with consular notes and local incidents across Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Georgia. The death of General E Kirby Smith at Swannxes Tenn is reported along with crime and society items.
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Kirby Smith
Scwanxes
Tenn
E. Kirby Smith
University of the South
St. Augustine
Fla
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