Mr Conkling Dies After Prolonged Illness in New York
Ex senator Roscoe Conkling dies at 1:50 a m after a long illness described by doctors as endema of the lungs. Surrounded by Mrs Conkling and family, he is to be interred in Utica New York. The death followed days of medical updates and vigil in New York and Utica with tributes and funeral planning announced, including services at Trinity chapel and a procession to Utica.
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New York
Anderton
Conkling
Barker
Mr. Conkling
Oakland
Fred Conkling
Dan
Coxe
Dr. Anderton
N&w
York
Barlow
Trinity Chapel
Twenty-fifth Street
Morgan I. Dix
Utica
N.Y
Cavalry Chapel
Ship—man
Abram S. Hewitt
Su. M. Barlow
Clarence A. Seward
Manton
John ©. Jones
Don Cameon
William J. Wallace
Walter Schurith
Astac F. Bailey
Nevins
Horatio Seymour
Albert Lea
Minn
William ©. McAdam
Minnesota
B.A. Conkling
Oakum
Alderman Conkling
A. C. Coxe
Howard Conkling
U.S. Grant
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Cathedral
Washington
Roscoe Conkling
Wyness
Sitarga
Iaw Cotta
Brac and
Shoman
Oneidas County
Ution Peer
Unie
Juin
Man
Sito Francia
Trim
Kernan
District of Columbia
Euogood
Harris
Ciovinnall
E. Conkling
New Yorke
EU Ieee Ponts
Labor Measures and Senate Deliberations on Dakota Annexation
The Dakota bill discussed in the Senate with a postponed vote while a House bill to create a labor department passes. A labor arbitration bill for railroad disputes is debated, with members differing on compulsory arbitration and executive sessions. The proceed ings touch on Hayes Packard election validity and the Bush paymaster case.
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Senate
Wasutvovoy
Evarts
Committee On Foreign Relations
Riddieberger
South Dakota
Sherman
Democratic ‘Party
Dakota
Connecticut
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Messrs
Platt
Davis
Spooner
Democratic Party
North Pole
Hayes
Returning Board
Electoral Commission
Veat
Packard
Louisiana
Biniie
Wasumerox
Department of Labor
O'Neill
Missouri
Parker
New York
Anderson
Iowa
Mr. Anderson
Kansas
Tarsney
Michigan
Peters
Ohio Republicans convene in Dayton elect officers and endorse Sherman
At 1 o'clock the convention opened under temporary chairman Gen. J. Warren Kiefer. Permanent officers chosen include Chairman E. L. Lampson and secretary Alex Cain. Ton Charles Foster read the resolutions praising protectionist policy and denouncing free trade. The seventh plank backs Sherman for president. A portrait of John Sherman was unveiled on stage. Daniel K. Ryan named secretary of state, J. P. Bradbury nominated for supreme judge, Wells S. Jon for board of public works, Foraker Bushnell Foster McKinley Paneenen Atwood among convention delegates.
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Dayton
J. Warren Kiefer
E. L. Lampson
Alex. Cain
Alexis Meecker
Ton
Charles Foster
Citen
Pepa
Ways and Means Committee
Sherman
John Sherman
Daniel K. Ryan
J. P. Bradbury
Board of Public Works
Wells
Jon
Chi
Governor Foraker
Asa P. Bushnell
William McKinley
Ben Paneenen
John 3. Atwood
Coly Ored
Revolt in Rural Romania Devastates Villages
Reports from Bucharest on April 19 describe a widespread peasant uprising in which houses of landowners and farmers are sacked, grain and property destroyed, officials attacked, and several killed. Territorial troops clash with insurgents as authorities move to suppress the revolt. Prison crowds grow as fugitives flee toward the capital.
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Bucnanest
Bucharest
Miln to Face Divorce Case in Judge Jamison Court
In Chicago on April 19 George C Miln ex minister now tragedian faces divorce petition from his wife Josephine Miln The suit alleges adultery with a company member and was delayed by press and courtroom maneuvering Judge Jamison will review depositions and testimony before ruling expected in Decree Miln had previously led Unity church here.
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Jamison
Scandinavian Elevator Co forms with $200000 capital
A new elevator company Murmyarors or Scandina vian Elevator Co is organized with 200000 dollars capital stock. H L Houlk is elected president of the Dakota farmers alliance. The firm aims to curb wheat adulteration and to ship wheat and flour to the seaboard at local cost, planning to control hundreds of existing elevators. Dr Agnew in critical condition in New York at 11 00. physician says may not survive 24 hours.
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Murmyarors
Scandinavian Elevator Company
H. L. Houlk
Weather
Dakota Farmers
Allias
Seaboard
South Dakota Admitted as State by Senate Vote
The Senate voted 26 to 23 to admit South Dakota as a state, with leading Democrats declaring support. Debate contrasted Dakota’s sizable, active electorate with southern states and touched on broader territorial admissions. House actions included Indian appropriation shifts and education provisions for Alaska, while adjournment followed a packed day on tariff and land issues.
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Senate
South Dakota
Congressional
John C. Fremont
United States Army
South Takota
Plumb
Allport
Dakota
Missouri
West
Mwe
Congress
United States
North Carollina
Virginia
Alabamia
Alabama
House of Representatives
Montana
Washington
Republic
Allison
Westi
Democratic Party
Springer
North Dakota
Vest
Butler
South Carolina
Senate Committee On Territories
House Committee On Territories
Hind
Iowa
Mr. Alison
Mr. Buller
Moody and Lanky
Moody and Edgerton
Ohio
Sherman
Louisiana
Blaine
Anges
Hai
Hayes
Packard
Bear
Yeas
Mays
Plath
House
Committee On Public
Alaska
Payne
Pennsylvania
Randall
Edgent
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Albany
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John Dillon
Dusney
Bush
Ines
Fort McKinney
Wyoming
Carlisle
Ways and Means
Prudiden
House Committee On Printing
Cleveland
Government Printing Office
Prudden
Public Printing ‘Office
Richardson
Committee On Printing
Wales
White House
Justice Walte
Daniel N. Bush
Ohio Republicans
Mediet
Ren
Miln
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