Elective officers nominated by the Democratic caucus
In Cleveland the Democratic caucus decided to nominate elective officers. William N. Cox of North Carolina for secretary of the senate, Richard J. Bright of Indiana for sergeant at arms, and Rev. W. H. Milburn for chaplain were chosen after protracted debate over precedents. The caucus plans further action, while Republicans vow protest and possible countermoves.
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Washieron
William N. Cox
North Carolina
Richard J. Bright
Indiana
W. H. Milburn
House of Representatives
Senate
Chncus
Cleveland Cabinet Meeting Receives Calls for OfficePosts
President Cleveland met with several callers including ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed who had a brief interview. Virginia Congressman Meredith pushed Judge Tom Smith of Warrenton for the new D C Court of Appeals seat. Colonel Gibson of Culpeper sought the eastern Virginia district attorney post, while Rep McCreary backed Warner Kincaid for a Shelbyville consulate and Rep Bryan supported G A Linkard for Nebraska U S marshalship.
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Waashineton
Cleveland
Thomas B. Reed
Congressman Meredith
Virginia
Tom Smith
Warrenton
Monsignor Satolli Won't Make Western Tour Soon
The papal delegate Monsignor Satolli will not undertake a broad western tour as rumored. He will attend the World’s Fair opening in Chicago in his official capacity. Reports that he would visit St Louis and Omaha to probe the Bonham affair or church matters in the west are denied. He will hear and decide cases in Washington. The Newark Tracey matter is closed for Satolli, with property disputes to be ruled by the court.
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Monsignor
Satolli
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
Omaha
Newark
N. J
State of Affairs in boodle probe shocks two parties
March 23 report from ToreKa details fresh testimonies in the boodle investigation. Jim Legate testified that he received 4500 from Peter Kline to buy eight Republican lawmakers to switch to the Populists and block Republican control before the session.
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Fopeke
ToreKa
Jim Legate
Peter Kline
Kansas City
Kan
California Athletic Club Sold At Auction For 0
Auction records show the California Athletic Club outfit, spent over 100000 in a decade, sold for 0. An assessment of 10 per head was levied on members to cover debts, but receipts are slow. Also reported, George Price found guilty of murdering John Hay. jury set 40 years in the penitentiary for the Aug 1 homicide in Bloomingrox.
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San Francisco
California Athletic Club
Bloomingrox
George Price
John Hay
Cyclone Wrecks Towns Across Indiana Kentucky
A sweeping cyclone devastates Kelly and surrounding counties with widespread destruction. Reports describe homes blown away, barns toppled, and multiple injuries including several fatalities. Towns such as Staxrorp and Bowhine Green suffer severe damage to buildings and infrastructure, while Meridian and Atlanta report wrecked facilities and damaged rail lines.
Severe storm damages multiple structures in several towns
A powerful wind and rain storm caused extensive damage March 25 to 26 across Arbnisging Arkansas City Brprorp and East as. The three story flouring mill roof was torn off and debris damaged the Central hotel Catholic church and City hotel. Total losses run into thousands with no fatalities reported.
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Howling Green
Bowhine Green
Louisville and Nashville Round House
MeKcale
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Court House
Mouridian
Meridian
Miss
Here
Mobile and Ohio
Shubuta
Heard Place
Western Union
Atlanta
Attanta
Walter West
Walton & Whistler
Charles Knausy
Loogooritn, Ltd
Arbnisging
Arkansas City
Cherokee Strip
Brprorp
Tnd
Eastas
Heavy Rains Do Damage Across Cherokee Strip and Beyond
The March 5 report from Qtururm Oklahoma details a devastating rainstorm that flooded streams north of town, washing away bridges, crops, and buildings. Cherokee camp buildings along Black Bear river were swept away, with stock drowned and at least one family forced to ford a swollen stream. Governor Seay received orders to establish new county lines and seats in the Cherokee Strip, while Cherokee leaders anticipate ratification of congressional action.
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Qtururm
O. T
Here
Cherokee Strip
Black Bear River
Seay
Smith
Interior Department
Bushyhead
Cherokee Council
Congress
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Toling
Penne
United States
First National Bank of
Forest City
Montreal
Victoria
B. C
Quebec
Eastern
Canada
Rouses’ Point
Port Edward
Cape Vincent
Ogdensburg
New Brunswick
Spades
Ontario
J. Pierpont Morgan
Yorks
Jay Pierpont Morgan
Majestic
Morgan
Will
Wasuixetrox
Kawamazo
Mich
Louia Schilling
Charles L. Schilling
Portage Street
Schilling
Trenton
John Hill
Camden
Court of Pardons
OxicsGco
William Johnson
Wabash
North
Johnson
Jalil
Mounerz
Ind
Frank Davenport
Gaile
J. P. Kirby
Davenport
Albany
N. Y
Kelly, Wiss
Bowling ‘Green
Polots
Kennty
Kelly
Payne
Harriet Smith
Cuarters Buford
Eva McLavanly
Jim Payne
Mr. Cox
Hubbell
Harrison Smith
H.W. Mann
Harry Bean
R. C. Goodrich
Robert Stevens
Staxrorp
Rowland
Stephens & Knox
Teaac Hamilton
Shelton
Stanford
Brazil
Havec
Hoosier Coal Company
Btoom
St. Louis
Bedford
Thea
Inoriana Polis
New York
S.eb. Halberstadt
New York Life Insurance Company
Mexico
Reveral
Halberstadt
Sax Bernardino
Cal
Grand Army of the Republic
Los Angeles
Colton
David McCoy
Cascade
Yankton, Norfolk and Southeastern Railroad Company
Great Northern
Yankton
S. D
Norfolk
Neb
Galveston
Tex
Duiuth
Minn
Mississippi River
Waggoner
Artchison
Baily P. Waggoner
Missouri Pacific Road
Waggener
Atchison
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Jas
Castoria
Samuel Pitchher
da. G
Osaoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Eimoneton
Conway, Ark
TH. A. Ancass, M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, HN. Y
Children’s Department
Castorla
Borton Mane
Allen C
Surra
the Contour Company
Murray Street
New York City
Eshelman & Neff
A. Brackett & CO
Sioux City
Dean’s
Gentlourth
Martie
Glenwood
Dean
FRAY
Granger
Ives
Ors
Tad
Mini Cure Sens
Dr. Tangy & How
Ib Healy
Summmne
Rior
Douglas
L. Douglas Shoas
Ransninlee
Bios Dogtera
Fastory
Rite Forcatolorcus
Young Roe Sen
le Douglas
Brookt
Mase Christhnsehn
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