Dawn of Statehood Moves in Democratic Caucus
Democrats in caucus adopt a resolution for Dakota statehood either as one or two states and for admission of Washington Montana and New Mexico by one bill with Utah to join separately. The plan seeks rapid passage, with Holman and Carlisle endorsing the omnibus approach and Dakota’s fate to be decided by its people. Indian territorial convention in Kansas favors opening the Indian Territory to white settlers and allotting lands, with emphasis on making Indians U.S. citizens and preparing the territory for eventual statehood.
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Congress
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South Dakota
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Missouri
Wheeler
Alabama
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Georgia
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Rice
McDonald
Minnesota
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Washington Territory
Oates
Herbert
McMilan
Tennesses
Carlisle
Democratic Party
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Baxter Springs
Kas
Indian Territory
Kansas
Arkansas
J. T. Crittenden
C. W. Daniels
John Early
Ottawa Nation
Thomas Richardville
William Pabottie
Peoria
Crittenden
Emory
Lawrence
Rus
Bridges
Sedalia
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Union
Wasurxatox
Red River
House Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Colorado
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Gifford
Morrill
Sherman
West
Harris
Dawes
Harriet H. Robinson
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Baker
Fraud Claim Shakes San Francisco Mayoral Recount
In San Francisco the mayoral recount in the O'Donnell contest reveals possible fraud by election officers. An unofficial tally of the Fifth district from twelve of eighty precincts shows varying shifts. The Chronicle says Phelps leads by 76 votes in the district while The Examiner disputes this, claiming Clunie gains.
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Examiner
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Enthusiastic Jamestown meeting favors division and admission
A 1500 strong mass meeting in Jamestown expresses citizen support for division and admission as resolutions praise recent Democratic actions. Telegrams of congratulations from McDonald of Minnesota and others accompany speeches.
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McDonald
Minnesota
Stutsman County
Catecus
One State Rally Moves in Dakota Admission Fight
Springer's omnibus territorial bill moves to suspend rules in the House and set the South Dakota admission and North Dakota organization as special orders. prominent Aberdeen citizens oppose division, urging unity. Senate and House debates cover adjournment timing, land offices, and suffrage efforts as the holiday session looms.
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Senate
South Dakota
North Dakota
Cox
Asenpexix
Central Dakota
Dakota
North
F. H. Hagerty
J. Q. A. Korlen
Maj. Barrett
Notable Visitors at Harrison’s Home in Indiana
General Harrison spent the day entertaining visitors including Senator Quay and General Williams as the Loyal Legion of Indiana organized a new commandry. The installation led by Commander-in-Chief Hayes featured officers such as Major General Lewis Wallace and Col. R. S. Robertson. Senator Quay’s party met Harrison. Quay left for Washington later that day after brief social discussions.
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General and
Mra. Harrison
Indiana
Bates House
Hayes
Loyal Legion
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Indiana Commandry
Hart
Lewis Wallace
Crawfordsville
R. 8. Foster
Indianapolis
R. &. Robertson
Fort Wayne
Peck
Liedianapolis
Harrison
Loyal ‘Legion
Wallace
Quay
Daim C. New
General Williams
Colonel Britton
Genert Harrison
Genseral Harrison
Colonel New
Morerison
Britton
Williams
Pennsylvania
Will Cave
Washington
United States District Attorney
Goodloe Beere
Senator Quay
Wm. Crosius Gordon
General Britton
United States District Attorney's Office
Colonel Goodloe
Dudley
Birmingham
Ala
Sedden
Associated Press
North
South
M. J. Quay
P. W. Leach
Gen
W. B. Williams
New Division
Pacen
Kilrain's challenge to Sullivan amid New York betting plot
Jerky draft explains Kilrain and Sullivan involved in a proposed match for 15000 or 10000 to side, with Richard Roe and Richard Row named as intermediaries. Plans call for a meeting outside U S jurisdiction to finalize terms and custody of deposited funds at Park National Bank, amid terms deemed fair and businesslike by supporters.
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Willac
Sullivan
New York
Kilraia
Jake Kilruin
Richard Row
Deneait
Park
National
New York City
Richard Roe
Kilrain
Sulivan
United States
Park Nationalbank
Indiana grand jury eyes election raids and labor law cases
A federal grand jury reconvened after a recess with several fraud indictments anticipated. An election dispute from Hendricks county emerged, involving a $380 price for a vote and risky exposure to the panel. Attorney General Garland named Solomon Claypool to lead election raid prosecutions. Also noted are officials warned to watch for foreign laborers violating the contract labor law and a movement to import Canadian laborers for winter work. In Philadelphia, rumors say after this term the president will reside in Orange, New Jersey, with Cleveland handling key New York business. he has many offers.
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Solomon Claypool
New York
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Canada
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