Harrison’s Advice on German Americans and Cabinet Changes
Washington dispatches report President Harrison defending fair treatment for German Americans and explaining appointment delays. Chicago Times notes he may elevate Attorney General Miller, with cabinet reshuffles likely. The New York Sun criticizes Miller’s appointment as improper. Washington consternation grows over civil service and patronage in promotions. Rapid City reports a tin ore discovery promising a Chicago industry.
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Cniiaco
Washington Dispatch
Chicago Times
Supreme Bench
Stanley Matthews
Miller
Gen
Noble
Clarkson
Mr. Noble
Harrison
New York Sun
New York
Miller Denise
Supreme Court
the Sun
William Henry Harrison Miller
The
Herald
Rapid City
Dak
Carpenter
Black Hills
Chicaee
Mrs. Cleveland's Mother Marries H. B. Perrin in Jackson
The marriage of Emma Folsom, mother of Mrs. Grover Cleveland, to H B Perrin was held at St Pauls Episcopal Church Jackson Michigan. The couple plans to live in Buffalo after a brief wedding trip to Chicago and the West.
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Cadman
Henry E. Perrin
Buffalo
Perrin
Oscar Folsom
G. Buryett Rich
Bank of Attica
Wid
Buffilo
Minister Allen Thorndike Rice Dies in New York
Allen Thorndike Rice editor and owner of The North American Review died at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on May 1. He studied at Columbia and Oxford, directed the Charnay expedition, and later owned Le Matin Paris. He ran for Congress in New York’s Tenth District and supported Australian ballot voting.
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Avenus Hotel
New York
Addien Phoraddke Rice
Russia
Ande Titor
North America Review
Pitt Avene
Lincohy
Paris
Athens
Sherndike Rive
Boston
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Europe
United States
Atl
Fboughind
Oxford
Allen Thorndike Rice Stude
Colmbiaw School
North American Review
IST
Central America
Mexico
le Matin
Tle
Congress
New World
Sunk schooner feared lost near Rhode Island coast
A steamer Nashua struck an unknown schooner off Beaver Trail Light near Whale Rock on Tuesday night in dense fog. The schooner sank within a minute and no survivors or wreckage were found. She may have been the Nelson Harvey of Fisher's Island.
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New Year
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Providence
Beaver Trail Tight
Whale Rock
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Fisher's Island
Important Decision In Myers Case Reversed By Supreme Court
The official entry in Myers contempt case reverses a common pleas ruling for taking judicial notice of non cognizable matters. The decision strengthens press freedom in critiquing courts though the syllabus will be issued May 2nd. Also reports on the Neversink yacht voyage to Paris with specs and provisions, and a San Francisco murder suicide case sparked by jealousy.
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo
N. W
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Counsil
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Enquirer
Common Pleas
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Bostrox
Atlantic
Paris
Havre
Lawler
San Francisco
Donald Meuld
Usted States
Ethel M. Anderson
Miss Anderson
San Jose
Austrian restaurant man punished by mob in Horton
Joseph Pelse an Austrian restaurant operator in Horton Wisconsin was seized by about 200 men and driven half a mile from town where he was tied to a post and whipped seventy five lashes on his bare back for beating his 13 year old step daughter to force her to sign over property. His wife pretended illness under a feather tick to shield him until dawn.
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Kansas City
Joseph Pelse
Horton
Wiion
Pelse
Narrow escape as street car nearly plunges into river
Curiaco May 19 a street car with twelve passengers on State street bridge at 10 pm narrowly failed, due to mis signal. Driver Medill stopped the car by pulling the pin, keeping front wheels within a foot of the bridge end, and all aboard escaped unharmed while the horses were rescued. A second item notes a Canadian Pacific branch train blocked for hours by caterpillars in Maine, hindering progress as workers fought the infestation.
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Curiaco
State Street
Oo Medill
Boston
Canadian Pacific
Maine
Steamers Collide Sinking Storm Near Montreal
The Cynthia and Polynesian collided near Long Point just east of Montreal in the St. Lawrence River. Eight lives are reported lost as the Cynthia sinks in about twelve fathoms. survivors reached shore while the Polynesian, damaged, proceeded to Quebec with passengers and freight en route to Liverpool.
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Cynthia
Long Point
Montreal
Glasgow
Liverpool
Quebec
Damage suits arise after Rich Hills mine disaster
Damage suits totaling about 2.1 million dollars have been filed against Keith and Perry by friends and relatives of twenty three miners killed in the Rich Hills Missouri explosion on March 29. The notes cover executions, church reunions, distributions at Wanamaker’s, and various international and crime items.
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Toms
Keith & Perry
Rich Hills
Isis
New York
Reformed Presbyterian Church
John Wanamaker
Cumberland Gap
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
Louisville and Nashville
Bell County
Kentucky
Kansas
Kansas City
Abilene
Salina
McPherson
Allen Thorndyky Rice
Russia
Glastonbury
Conn
Williams Tympner
Illinois
Los Angeles
California
Ohio
Indiana
Joseph Thornton
Wickliffe
Boona County
United States Treasury
T. N. Meredith
Monticello
Inl
Lafayette Pennard
Phoenixville
Konigstein
Saxony
London
Lord Lonsdale
Earl of Malmesbury
Austria
Boskowitz
Czar
Aged Assassin Fires on Daughter-in-Law at Marion
In Marion Indiana Chistes Hupe, 72, shot his daughter-in-law Mrs. John Hupe as she stood thirty feet from the house with chicken feed. The blast struck head and neck and the young woman is likely to die. Hupe and his wife, 62, were jailed after the attack.
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Manurosx
Ind
Chistes Hupe
John Hupe
Hupe
John
Hope
German saloon keeper murders wife then suicides in Indianapolis
Indianapolis on May 16 reports John Schroeder a 37 year old German saloon keeper killed his wife in a bar room maiming her with a razor before killing himself. Mrs Schroeder carried a nine month old baby during the attack. The note mentions hereditary insanity and the husband’s wealth. In a separate incident Walter Hicks’s barn burned at Cuanneston on Friday night destroying livestock and grain and tools with an estimated loss of 10000 dollars attributed to an incendiary.
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Raney Teeter
Louisville
Louis Jackson
John Bailey
Sarah E. Allen
Washington
Ann Cunence
Rushville
Amanda Hardin
Forest City
Ark
New York
Spartanburg County
S. C
Hester Steadman
Gabriella
Vicksburg
Miss
Charleston
W. Va
Birmingham
Ala
William B. Derby
Mutual District Messenger Company
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
Louis Gabillot
St. Louis
Marie Roguet
Indianapolis
John Schroeder
Schroeder
Cuanneston
Ind
Walter Hicks
Marion votes 840000 for shops location gift
Marion Indiana residents approved a plan to donate 40000 to the Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City railroad to secure the company’s shops in Manitou. The vote passed 968 to 198 on Tuesday.
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Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Indiana Headlines Sweep Through Many Towns
A sprawling Indiana rollup reports multiple incidents across cities. William Keller slashes his wife at Anderson, Ferdinand Schroeder kills wife and himself in Indianapolis, and Edward Taylor dies while coupling cars at Newport. A suit seeks damages for a death at Jetarson. Counterfeiting arrest near Morristown. Fire and blaze losses at Huntingburg and a large insurance payout for a Lima incident. Supreme Court upholds legislature power to appoint officers for benevolent institutions. Local clues cover liquor licenses, arson, and court actions across Vincennes, Fort Wayne, Peru, and other towns.
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Newport
Ted
Indianaplis
Ferdinand Schroeder
Elizabeth McCarty
Jetarson
Ind
Madison Marine Ways
James McCarty
George Mowery
Morristown
Greenville
Princeton
Crimate Corporation
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Champion Hills
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Miguuel Heidenreich
Fort Wayne
L. B. Staley
Vincennes
Aurelia
Calder Monroe
Shelbyville
Trrs
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M. L. Canaday
John O. Kendall
Nellis Wright
J.B. W. Davidson
Marshal Wrightsmian
Winchester
Thomas KR. Knagg
Samuel Waldrup
Litchfield
Travis
Noblesville
Journal
Huntingburg
Peru
John M. Fosser
Covington
His
Spinny Douglas
Jeffersonvilla
Patrick Conroy
Aurora
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Indiana
Carl Willerdl Jones
Belora
Sanel Drewley
Drewley
Portland
New York
Samoan Conference Report on Malietoa Restoration
Negotiations on Samoa show progress say commissioners Phelps Kasson and Bates while Germany and Britain avoid comment. The United States insists on restoring Malietoa as king with compensation disputes to be settled later. A Berlin source confirms Germany agrees to reinstating King Malietoa.
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Corman
Germany
Samoa
Demnity
Berurx
Samoan Commission
Phelps
Kasson
Bates
United States
Malidon
Blaine
Ornanyt
Madeton
Quotations From Cincinnati and Elsewhere May 2
Wheat prices for May 2 feature May 2 futures with quotes from Cincinnati and Boston Wool Market notes. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices updated across multiple grades and regions, including stockers and feeders, prime and common. Ohio and Michigan grain bids appear with no clear single market leader.
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Timothy
Ummmun
Pittsburg
Chicago
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