Circular on collecting customs duties prompts tariff input
The Treasury secretary issues a circular to merchants and manufacturers seeking views on tariff reform from ad valorem duties to specific duties. It urges detailed input on feasibility, costs of production, and how current practices evade taxes, asking for information on labor costs in the United States and Europe and the impact on home industries while promising to keep sources confidential.
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QuixcTon
Secretary of
Ury
United and
Europe
Difficulties Between Postmaster General Vilas and Steamship Lines
July 17 report details President and cabinet decision to withhold the $400,000 Pacific mail subsidy from steamship companies. Vilas rejects the demand for August mail suspension, stating the government handles foreign mail notices and that American lines will regain mail carriage only if terms are resumed. foreign lines promise better service.
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Pacific Mail
Ivaland
Mark Twains misdirected pension letter tale surfaces
Washington reports a comical mix up involving Samuel Clemens misaddressed letters to General Black and Senator Hawley about a pension claim. Clemens writes jokingly that he has rheumatism not pensionable conditions and suggests Hawley receive a certificate, signing as Mark Twain.
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Washington
Samuellements
Elma
N. Y
Clement
Senator Hawley
Exar
John C. Black
Hawley
United Sates
L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Massachusetts man named consul and interpreter to Glasgow and Nanking
Washington July 16 The President appointed Francis H Underwood of Massachusetts as consul at Glasgow and as interpreter to the United States at Nanking China. Underwood is described as a veteran of the position and will depart for duty shortly.
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Washington
Francis H. Underpe
Massachusetts
United States
Glasgow
China
Ton
Underwood
Massachusetts Democrats Endorse Local Businessman Author in Congress Bid
Congressman Collins and John Boyle O Reilly, ex Governor Gaston and other Massachusetts Democrats describe a Boston businessman active in manufacturing and an author. His application is endorsed by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Francis Parkman, T W Hig nson, Judge Charles Devens, Henry Perce and others.
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Collins
John Boyle O'Reilly
Gaston
Massachusetts
Boston
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Francis Parkman
T. W. Hignson
Charles Devens
Henry Perce
Appointment of G W Martin Postmaster Sparks Tennessee Debate
Washington July 16 The selection of G W Martin as postmaster at Chattanooga Tenn announced yesterday stirs Tennessee politics. A former mailing clerk and loyal Democrat, he was kept by the Republican postmaster for efficiency. Many candidates backed by endorsements competed, Sen Jackson and Sen Harris along with a district congressman backing rivals, yet the President chose an unexpected applicant who submitted a plain application.
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Washington, D. C
G. W. Martin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Martin
Jackson
Harris
Aoe
Fall of John Roach Shocks Navy Circles in Washington
Washington July 19 The announcement of John Roach s failure shocks navy circles and hotel lobbies as fears grow over future complications with the secretary of the navy over unfinished cruisers the Atlanta Boston and Chicago. A prominent shipbuilder recalls Robeson s leverage since 1869 and claims Roach lived on navy favoritism until it was withdrawn.
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Washington
John Roach
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Roach
Navy Department
Robeson
Sid
Ep UN
Aceon
Congress
Land Commissioner Sparks Restores Public Land Entry Rights
Land Commissioner Sparks rules to restore entry rights under public land laws and Supreme Court decisions regarding lands withdrawn by the general land office for railroad indemnity. If approved by the interior secretary, millions of acres would return to homestead and other laws, previously kept off the market due to railroad claims.
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Sparks
Supreme Court of the United States of Lands
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Appointment of Pension Agent and Postmaster News
Pension Agent Barger in Columbus praised by Ohio Democrats as Governor Hoadly’s renomination pledge ties to federal support. FourthCLASS postmaster appointments include Nanepashemet in Essex County and Fabyan House in Coos County. Whiskey reports show 327 distilleries July 1, Ken tucky output rising while New England’s rum trade shifts toward Kentucky rival distillery growth signals evolving regional distilling dynamics.
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Barger
Washington
Hoadly
Ohio
Gilbert H. Barger
Columbus
John G. Thompson
Payne
Washingaton
New England
Massachusetts
Nanepashemet
Essex County
Merrill H. Graves
F. R. Luce
Vermont
South Peacham
Caledonia County
P. McLaughlin
S. H. Rowell
Waterford
Claudius L. Davidson
A. Taft
East Calais
Washington County
Benjamin P. White
C. R. Dwinnell
Underhill
Chittenden
John T. Monahan
Darwin G. French
Muntington Centre
Same
Henry M. Small
E. W. Ellis
Factory Point
Bennington
Charles K. Young
R. Ames
New Hampshire
Fabyan
Coos County
Lewis ©. Boyce
H. T. Coolidge
East Lebanon
Grafton County
Frank E. Sargent
H. H. Cushing
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Covington
President appoints US marshals and attorneys nationwide
The President appointed William M. Desmond for the northern district of Iowa Reuben Bb Pleasants for the eastern district of Louisiana Richard Reagan for the eastern district of Texas Charles M Newlin for the district of Delaware John D Burnett for the southern district of Alabama Charles B Hanry for the northern district of Mississippi George E Bird for the district of Maine Alexander Davezac of Kentucky consul at Nantes Also Green a young colored man assigned as assistant observer at Pensacola after initial rejection by General Hazen and later ordered to duty by Secretary Lincoln
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Washington
United States
William M. Desmond
Iowa
Reuben Bb. Pleasants
Louisiana
Richard Reagan
Texas
Charles M. Newlin
Delaware
John D. Burnett
Alabama
Charles B. Hanry
Mississippi
George E. Bird
Maine
Alexander Davezac
Kentucky
Nantes
Green
Hazen
Signal Corps
Lincoln
Pensacola
Cleve land may fill one civilian lieutenant vacancy
Washington July 18 There is growing belief that President Cleveland will fill only one of the nine second lieutenant from civil life vacancies and leave eight open for another year. The exception is thought to be Sergeant Brainerd of the Greely expedition who has been strongly recommended by General Hazen chief signal officer.
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Washington
Cleveland
West Point
Brainerd
Greely Arty
Hazen
Ireland
Michael Davitt
Ulster
House of Commons
Parnell
Lord Randolph Churchill
Spain
Saragossa
Olivier Pain
India
Pain
Rochefort
France
Egypt
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Wolseley
Ameer
Washington Raid Forces Virginia Officials Change
Washington reports President plans a purge of Virginia federal officials and replaces Mahone allies with Democrats. Staunton postmaster S. M. Yost, a key Mahone supporter, is removed. The next day Secretary Lamar orders inspector Armstrong to keep the trail open on the trail inquiry.
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Washington
Virginia
Senator Mahone
S. M. Yost
Staunton
Yost
Lamar
Armstrong
Bayard warns Democrats on office policy in Star report
Washleton July 15 The Star prints a dialogue stating a congressman warned Secretary Bayard against the current administration’s appointments policy. Bayard replies that if only Republicans fill offices, popular government fails, signaling political tensions and potential complications. Inspector Armstrong and General Sheridan are cited in a war department context regarding Fort Supply operations.
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Bayard
Washleton
the Star
Star
Northern Pacific opposes government mail service
Wasshmpton July 16 The postmaster at St Paul Minn reports the Northern Pacific railroad is running opposition to the government by creating its own mail system. The postmaster general will consider measures to stop the railroad from conducting such business. Also in Washington July 18 Minor appointments include Samuel N Holliday Jr Missouri and W R Henderson Indiana named assistant superintendents of Yellowstone Park. Allen M Easterly Indiana Hugh Quigley Ohio N B Wharton Ohio Joseph N Smithie Arkansas and John Jones New York named special agents for the general land office.
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Wasshmpton
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington
Samuel N. Holliday, Jr
Missouri
W. R. Henderson
Indiana
Yellowstone Park
Allen M. Easterly
Hugh Quigley
Ohio
N. B. Wharton
Joseph N. Smithie
Arkansas
John Jones
New York
General Land Office
Maine and Vermont postmasters named in fourth class list
Washington reports the Maine and Vermont delegations aided by Mr. Smalley in appointing fourth class postmasters. Maine appointments include West Garland Edwin Beance Clamon and Henry C Hold en, with several incumbents replaced or resigned. Vermont picks Wes ton Rip Lyndon Weeks Adams Weeks and others with some resignations and removals noted. Also Whit ney orders Navy Department employers to 30 days paid leave per year, with discretionary extra leave for illness.
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Washington
Maine
Smalley
Vermont
West Garland
Edwin Beance
J. C. Lawrence
Clamon
Frank &. R
Henry L. Wheeler
Millbridge
Joel F. Fenwick
Siice George R. Smith
Charleston
Henry C. Holden
Thomas J. Peakes
Weston
Seymour H
Rip
C. W. Sprague
Lyndon
John M. Weeks
Clarence D. Whitcomb
Danby
Oscar A. Adams
O. G. Grime
Bindonville
George Y. Weeks
E. T. Jacobs
Pawlet
Charles E. Taylor
D. Bushell
West Rutland
James J. Leonard
J. L. Gilmore
Lower Cabot
Charles Perkins
Nathaniel Perry
Mr. Jacobs
Richmond
Washington Notes From July 14 Political Shuffle
Secretary Tooker resigns to avoid hindering the administration. President appoints Larner B. Harrison as Pacific Railway director and Edward F. Noyes declines near Cincinnati. Maurice F. Holaharmo named New York chief of customs division. Post Office deficit for quarter ends March 31 at 1,065 p. 33, and full-year near 6 million. Kimball to reorganize mints and assays to save cost. Patent Office receipts March to June total 420,700 versus 406.8 in 1884. Charles W. Sela named Hot Springs superintendent. L. D. Sale named Patent Office librarian. Five treasury clerks discharged to slim force. Carlisle swears in Warder.
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Washington
Tooker
Territory
Montana
Larner B. Harrison
Cincinnati
Pacific Ratiway
Edward F. Noyes
Naugpat Bank
C Nati
Lam HH
United States District Crorney
Seneyington
Annin Sonar
Maurice F. Holaharmo
Commissioner of Customs
Auditor of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Kimball
Int
Patent Office
Charles W. Sela
Gee
Hot Springs
Hamlin
L. D. Sale
Michigan
Comptroller’s Office of the Treasury
Carlisle
Luther Order
Jeffersonville
Doorie
Warder
General Grant Feels Refreshed After Restful Night
At Mount McGregor General Grant slept well and reported feeling considerably more refreshed this morning. A fair but not strong pulse was observed, and while mood remains low, the doctor hopes last night’s rest will put him in a better humor for work.
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Mount McGregor
Grant
City Death Toll Surges as 600 of 1019 Are Children
New York records 1019 weekly deaths with over 600 under five. Board of Health notes peak mortality for the year and heat wave fatalities, as daytime shade temperatures reach up to 95 degrees after 20 heat prostrations, five of which proved fatal.
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New York
Board of Health
Murdered for his money the confidant charged with death
Torton, July 18. John Fry, 23, arrested near Topton by County Detective Kerschner, charged with murdering Jacob Walb, an nearly 60 year old recluse who lived one mile south of Topton. Walb disappeared ten days ago amid a stolen horse incident. Detectives Ressler and Kerschner found grounds for the arrest after inspecting Walb’s lonely dwelling. Remains’ disposition unknown.
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Torton
Penn
John Fry
Kerschner
Jacob Walb
Topton
Walb
Opton
Ressler
Reading
Fry
Iceberg Encounter Reported by Steamers in North Atlantic
The steamers Boston City from London and Venetian from Liverpool arrived yesterday. While at latitude 48 08 and longitude 51 25 on Thursday the Venetian passed a large iceberg, about 2200 feet wide and 400 feet long, in a vessel track, posing a major navigation hazard. A smaller iceberg was spotted about three miles north.
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Boston City
London
Liverpool
Disastrous hail storm ravages Dakota wheat fields
A hail storm crossed five of the county's best wheat-growing sections near Grand Forks Tuesday night moving southeast. The storm carved a four mile wide path and the loss is estimated at 10,000 acres or 100,060 bushels.
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Dakota
Grand Forks
D. T
War Rumors and Irish Politics in a Turbulent Week
The week mixes war rumors and peace talks as tensions with Russia flare briefly then subside. Irish issues dominate, with the Munster Bank failure causing panic, land bill debates, and Parnell’s motions sparking Liberal-Conservative tension. Spain, Egypt, and Afghanistan frontier unsettled, with officers reporting on Herat and Salisbury-Russia talks shaping the narrative.
Mass Meeting of Women in London Seeks Reform
A mass meeting in Princess Hall London considered protecting young girls from vice echoing Pall Mall Gazette findings. Mrs Booth and others urged stricter laws, repeal of the contagious diseases act, raising age of consent to 18, and sending its record to the House of Commons. Louis Jennings to contest Stockport seat in Tory interest. In Spain cholera deaths reach 764 with 1864 new cases. Valladolid reports first cases.
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Pall Mall Gazette
London
Munster Bank of Cork
Tre
Dublin
Ireland
William Shaw
M. P
Parnell
Tmere
Princess Hall
Pall Mall
Booth
House of Commons
Spain
Valladolid
President’s blunt reply ends push for patronage
The Washington report says a senator and three representatives urged President Cleveland to appoint a friend. The President revealed the man had been in Washington since March 4 and would meet him. He stated that anyone idle at home will neglect the government and that he does not want idlers in public service.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Novel fire powered groundhog hunt shocks New Jersey
John Mackerly of Pellettown Sussex county New Jersey has devised a turtle driven method to chase ground hogs. A lit candle wick inside a turtle shell heats its tail and the flame pushes the turtle into a ground hog burrow. The ground hog flees the hole and is hunted, then rest and repeats. The system reportedly revolutionizes hunting in that part of Jersey.
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Mipptrrows
N. Y
John Mackerly
Pellettown
Sussex County
N.J
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Jersey
Refusal to Stand Up by Cheyennes Before Sheridan
General Sheridan ordered a roundup of all Cheyenne Indians on the reservation to count them as a census had not been conducted for years. The chiefs refused a headcount, causing tension as leases and upheaval in the tribe’s leadership divide opinions. Powderface backs continuing leases while Stone Calf and other young leaders oppose.
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Rose
Sheridan
Powderface
Arapahoes
Stone Calf
Ascore
Penlon
Kansas
Hunter
St. Louis
Fenlon
Oldest Democrat Potter Celebrates 101st Birthday in Willow Grove
Bripeerton New Jersey July 19 101 year old Michael Porter of Willow Grove marked his birthday with family and friends. Born in Germany July 18 1784 his long life included church service as sexton for sixty years and a consistent Democratic voter. President Cleveland sent a congratulatory letter read at the Willow Grove church noting Potter as the oldest Democrat and urging devotion to American freedom. Potter expressed readiness to die and asked when the Lord would come.
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J.T. Nixon
Congress
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Willow Grove
Schoolmaster
Executive Mansion
Washington
D. C
V. Camm
Sin
Potter
Young
Grove Cleveland
French teacher Cyprien Reneaux dies at Boston hotel
Avocusta July 16 report states Cyprien Reneaux a Ber litz School of Languages teacher at 154 Tremont Street Boston died in his Hotel North room at 1230 after a day of indisposition. A student and clerk forced entry found him in back of door unclothed and unresponsive, moaning before death.
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Avocusta
Cyprien Reneaux
Berlitz School of Languages
Tremont Street
Boston
Hotel North
Reneaux
Wealth Beauty and Domestic Discord in Sherman Niece Divorce
New York reports seven years after Mary Frances Hoyt, niece of General Sherman, wed James R. Raymond in Baltimore. The Hoyt heiress, valued at millions, faces divorce amid claims of infidelity and neglect. The couple lived in Baltimore and New Jersey before separating, with proceedings begun in Westchester County and King County, Iowa, set for September.
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New York
Washington
Brooklyn
General Sherman
Capital
Mary Frances Hoyt
Samuel N. Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
James R. Raymond
Baltimore
Sherman
Tecumseh
Hoyt
New Jersey
Raymond
Park Place
Westchester County
Kinge County
LO 1
Mr. Raymond
Relief Cruise of the Alert Interrupted Twenty One Days Prisoner
The Alert, en route from Halifax on relief duty for a Hudson Bay station, met heavy ice in the St Lawrence and Blanc Sable area. Pack ice thirty five miles wide blocked Nachrak, delaying entry north of Cape Best for twenty one days. Sheathing was damaged by hoes, docked for repairs at St Johns before resuming voyage.
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St. Jonas
N. F
Halifax
Hudson Bay
St. Lawrence
Blanc Sable
Labrador
Nachrak
Cape Best
St. Johns
Riel and Defence Pursue Dumont and Dumais Evidence
In Araina NWT on July 20, negotiations to bring Gabriel Dumont and Dumais from Monta for Riel’s defense proceed. Dumont approves attendance. court protection guaranteed. Defense gains many half breed witnesses at Batouche. General Middleton arrives as an early witness at Regina. Catholics condemn Riel for missing mass at St. Lonitace barracks led by Father Dugas.
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Araina
N. W.T
Riel
Gabriel Dumont
Dumais
Monta
Wll
Dumont
Batouche
Middleton
Regina
St. Lonitace
Dugas
Serious Trouble Growing From One Prophetess of Sierras
Mariana Muriatta widow of Joaquin Muriatta the famed bandit and self styled prophetess of the Sierras may face criminal charges in Fresno county as details emerge from Contua canyon. A visit by Delphina Larona and family preceded a prophecy about a homecoming with crying and the couple’s child fell ill and died shortly after. An inquest is under way and observers fear poisoning allegations as the motive to gain notoriety.
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San Francisco
Mariana Muriatta
Joaquin Muriatta
Sierras
Contua Canyon
Fresno County
Delphina Larona
Mariana
Teir
Government passes Northwest disarming bill after tense debate
Ottawa reports the bill disarming Northwest settlers clears third reading amid opposition. Critics say stripping settlers of arms endangers families from Indians feared to be on the warpath. Officials worry immunity may worsen as people avoid moving into the region with lawless elements. The rebellion's full impact remains to be tallied.
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Ottawa
Blake
P Ony Silas
Parliament to Vote Extra Funds for Northwest Uprising
Tonight Sir John Macdonald will seek Parliament's vote for 2,300,000 more to cover expenses and losses from the uprising. The treasury demand will continue as sufferers seek reimbursement, with a commission to investigate claims and provide relief to those reported in starving condition.
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Sir John Macdonald
Parliament
Rioting in Cleveland and Coal Mine Violence in Pennsylvania
Rioters attacked a Cleveland mill after a strikers meeting with police countering and several leaders captured. A deputy sheriff failed to quell the crowd while clashes left four policemen injured and one death attributed to heart failure amid the unrest. In Pennsylvania, Hampton Coal Company mine workers accepted pay cuts, then a violent incline car accident wrecked the coal tipple, halting operations for a week.
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Cleveland
Hampton Coal Company
Williamsburg
Penn
Roach Shipyard Assigns for Creditors in Heavy Debts
John Roach and Son, famed shipbuilders of the Dolphin and other vessels, filed papers Saturday to assign for creditors. Liabilities may reach 3 to 4 million dollars, offset by unfinished ships, machinery, and lumber. Creditors include George Quintard, George Wood, and Albany interests. government risk cited with Dolphin dispute.
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John Roach & Son
Dolphin
United States
Sien Best
Joach
Georg Quintard
New York
George E. Wood
Stamford
Conn
Mr. Rowland
New Brunswick
N. d
Ici
Prymaedy Nels
My. Roach
Pechanica
Sorge
W. O. Senna
Waliaes
Roach
Anton Nidge
Leviert
Roach Patens
Church Scandal in Gainesville Texas Exposed
In Gainesville Texas a Baptist minister Rev J F Lilly faced scandal with Mrs Barrington wife of elder J P Barrington. A church trial ended in acquittal but lingering suspicions grew after Barrington’s morphia related death in Indian Territory. Mrs Barrington confessed affair and elopement plan. Lilly admitted culpability amid claims of possible foul play and a dangerous flight by Sally Barrington.
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Gainesville
Texas
J. F. Lilly
J. P. Barrington
Barrington
Lilly
Sally
The Burning of Patrick Flaherty and the Death of His Wife
Prrrspura reports a tragedy as Patrick Flaherty of Diamond Street McKeesport dies after his clothes catch fire from a lamp igniting oil His wife Mrs Flaherty and their five children react with shock as neighbors discover the scene The event ends in the loss of both parents leaving five orphans
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Patrick Flaherty
Diamond Street
McKeesport
Mormon Convention Nominates Full Utah Ticket
The Mormon convention in Saut Laxi Utah nominates a complete legislative ticket including John Taylor and George Q Cannon sons. All candidates pledge fidelity to church and avoid objectionable actions. Separate: Rev Dr Irenaeus Prime dies in Manchester Vermont. long-time editor of New York newspapers.
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Saut Laxi
Utah
John Taylor
George Q. Cannon
Washiba
H. Howard
Eanee
Sratepalen
Someboe
Ex Secretary McCulloch discusses finances and silver
Ex Secretary of the Treasury McCulloch is quoted on the government’s financial state. He argues no immediate alarm, notes production exceeds consumption, discusses gold and silver dynamics, and calls for halting small denomination US notes to shift use toward silver while awaiting European moves. He cautions public worry over demonetization while urging careful balance.
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WaAshington
the Treasury
McCulloch
Great Britain
Germany
France
Latin Union
Treasury
United States
England
Europe
New York
Congress
Samuel J. Tild
Cleveland
Co’ Congress
Murdered Cowboys Reported on Cherokee Strip Range
Fort Supply dispatch finds two cowboys murdered and staked to the ground on the Y. S. range in the Cherokee strip. Indians show excitement over Fort Reno and anticipated arrival of Generals Sheridan and Miles. White men question possible arming and disarming moves. Rivers are high hindering troop movements. Generals Sheridan and Miles expected hourly.
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Wrenrra
Kan
Daily Eagle
Cheyenne
Fort Supply
Y. S. Range
Cherokee Strip
Y. S
Fort Reno
Sheridan
Miles
Sheri Miles
Foreigners in Mexico Questions of Finance and Trade
City of Mexico reports a lively debate over Anglo Mexican finance and trade ties. European circles favor alliance with England, London capital seeks influence over central railroads, and England may back Mexico to tap growing trade and debt consolidation. French circles value Mexico’s friendship for access to the Panama route.
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City
Mexico
United States
England
London
Tehuantepec
Panama Canal
Homer Cat Left on This in Brooklyn Eagle Drama
A fragment from the Brooklyn Eagle features Penelope and Homer Cat characters in a playful dialogue about embroidery and social scenes. The scene references Ithaca, Ulysses, and comic exchanges, reflecting whimsical literary flavor.
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Homer
Burdette
Brooklyn Eagle
Penelope
Ithaca
Ulysses
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Lowpay
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New York Times
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