News of the Week from Columbus to Olympia
News of the Week rounds up diverse items from the nation. Republican state convention in Columbus. William Warren PuKES meets Blaine in Washington to discuss the Hamadan treaty. Obituaries include Mrs Hayes of Fremont Ohio and Captain Mason at Mystic Connecticut. International and domestic political notes touch Egypt debt, Irish affairs, and state political races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Warren PuKes
Washington
Blaine
Hayes
Fremont
Chillicothe
New York Navy Yard
France
England
Egypt
Governon Fokaxka
Ohio
Mgr. Persico
Ireland
Chasemary
The
Baptist Church
Gladstone
Wales
Reiounc Z
Newcastle
Michigan
Holbrook
Gexthar Simon Cameron
Lancaster
Wittan Warren Preies
New Jersey
Germany
Tok War Department
Missoula
Mont
Racy
Navy Department
J. H. Monespen
Guatemala
John Mason
Connecticut
Mystic
Conn
Malden
Mayo
Princess Louise
Prince of Wales
Earl
Balmoral Castle
Cononan A. M. Saxrox
St. Joseph, Mo
Isah
Dovalass
Hayth Carlotta Pattt
Fremont, O
Adelina
Consil
Sweeping changes reorganize the Navy Department duties
June 9 reports a sweeping general order by Secretary Tracy to reorganize Navy Bureau duties. The plan consolidates supply with equipment, moves control of hydrographic and naval observatory offices, and assigns forming a design and construction board for new ships. Navigation loses supply control and comes under direct secretary oversight with fleet personnel management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Wastmorps
Trasy
evJent
Ehipe
Severnl
Flo
Whitney
Tracy
Acme
Bureau of
Bureau of Navigation
Hydrographic and Compass Offices
Naval Observatory
X-Ollido
Adjutant-General’office
War Department
A Fatal Trestle Wreck Near Ba te West of Batavts
A passenger train on the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth line derailed at a short trestle west of Batavts after the engine and baggage car survived a plunge. Fourteen injured, including General Manager Samuel F. Hunt and General Passenger Agent T. D. Rhoades, with many others hurt. A heavy rainstorm accompanied the collapse. one passenger held a babe during the crash and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Batevts
Cincinnati
Portemuth
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portamouth
Bata
Samuel F. Hunt
Samuel P. Hunt
T. D. Rhoadex
H. L. Sunders Brush
William Kain
Willian Griffith
Porter
Conductor Newton
Burt
Chares Henmod
Low Hilman
Ciizens of
Ciucianntt
Afffairs at Johnstown Latest Death Toll Estimates Rise
Estimates from lime keepers and local officials cover Cambria and Gautier works employees and dependents. Losses include about 10 000 lives, 400 to 709 strangers, and 774 000 dollars in bank deposits. Washington Street bears the heaviest toll with 12 percent of deaths. Property losses approach 6 000 000 dollars. morgue records and relief work advance amid mounting casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosistons
Cambria Tron
Gautier and Cambria
Ros
Hawes
Firelrick
Obasptown Savings Bank
Washington Street
Keale
Ha Yificial
Mystery Solved Disappearance of Mie St Louis School Teacher
The body of Bertha Gerspacher, a young schoolteacher, has been found in a river near Sellea, Missouri, south of St Louis. A letter from her lover Harry Eroffman to the mother is presented, expressing remorse and stating the plan to marry without her consent was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louis
Bertha Gerspavher
Sellea
St Lewis
Harry Eroffman
Chicazo
Gerspacher
Henri
Destructive Storm Hits Mhinesite Restvorn Area
A combined cyclone moved from five miles east of Mhinesite through Yoontan and Norway in Fillmore County, then Preble, tearing up two mile wide paths for thirty miles. Immense trees uprooted, rail lines damaged, two drownings reported near Nest Swindling Game in Finico and Houston. Separate report from Pav Minn reveals a $100000 swindle in real estate by impostors linked to August Abulm of Patst Brewing. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhinesite Restvorn
Minn
Here
Wiscoy
Winona County
Money Creek
Houston County
Yoontan
Norway
Fillmore County
Preble
Finico
Yuontan
Houston
Nest
Pav
Register of Deads Bell
Recorder's Office
August Abulm
Patst Brewing Company
HSC
Geantes
Baby McKee’s A B C S In Remarks By Figures And Folks
A fragmented verse like column lists names and political terms from a bygone era. It references Grendpape Gear, Jim, Kings County, Hut, Nepotlam-trukts, Wanamaker, and Quay among others, using satire on monopoly, boodlers, trusts, and pensions. The piece reads as a colorful critique of public figures, stock prices, and tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alatha
Colombia
Balt
Jim
Kings County
Milla’ Bibl
Nepotlam
Crean
Tribune and Press
Boodlers
Quay
Bad Appointments and Race Policy in Harrison Era
A critical review of President Harrison’s recent picks George P. Fisher and Paul Vandervoort, charting their past roles and alleged misconduct. The piece argues Senate rejection is likely and links these choices to election deals and Southern race policy as argued by the New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
District of Columbia
President Grant
New York Tribune
District Attorney's Office
Washington
Pisher
Chelurs
Tapelt
Ant Riot
Bibert
Perry
Criminal Court
Gravit Otteries
George I’. Feber
Charkos
Harrington
Fisher
George F. Fisher
United States
Delaware
Senate
Alould
Grant
Harrison
Paul Vandervoort
Omaha
Nebraska
Omaha Bee
Vandervoort
Gresham
Vandergaort
Ward Bumuwes
Roustibouts
Albany
Argus
Me Harrison and the Negro Vote in Republican Politics
The St Louis Republic analyzes Harrison as a narrow figure driven by events and party balance. It argues he will not shift the negro vote or the Republican stance, viewing agitation over race as essential to Republicanism. Comparative notes link him to Grant in tactics, with minimal office reward for Black leaders and a continuing sectional South policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wools Orank
Thomas Yeary
Wiley Matthews
Ozark
Matthews
Yeary
Lin
Greens
Edens Mathews
Z. A. Johnson
Syone County
Harrison
New York
Morrison
Hayes
Arthur
United States
South
Congress
Cangrega
Aes
Republican Party
North
Indiana
Grant
Garfield
St. Louis Republic
Dignified Rebuff Over Utah Chief Justice Removal
A Utah controversy features Attorney General Miller demanding the resignation of Elliott Sandford, Chief Justice of the Territorial Supreme Court. Sandford replies that resigning requires proven charges, while Miller asserts the President sought a policy change and offered a courtesy resignation. The exchange ends with Sandford defending impartial justice and hinting at future limits on commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iow
Miller
Elliott Sandford
Supreme Court of Utah
Sandford
Utah
Territory
United States
Supreme Court
Harrison
Chicago Herald
Notes and Comments on Tariffs and Politics
A compiled set of brief opinions from various newspapers mocking tariff reform and political figures. It notes Yale graduates favor tariff reform two thirds, and jibes at the wage cuts in iron and coal, Samoa policy, and tariff politics with quips about Harrison and Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustoens
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Galveston
Detroit
Kansas City
Omata
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Ee Wiley Matthews
Yale
Boston Herald
Springfeld
Artemus Ward
Harrison
N. Y. Commerceial Advertiser
Ward
Fremont
R. K. Hases
Iron and Steel
Detroit Free Press
Blaine
Hayts
Samoa
Chicago Journal
Bayard
N. S. Evening Post
Sim Coy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ben
San Francisco Alta
Corporal Tannerla
Treasury
Philadelphia Record
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J. R. Perkins
Fland Junior
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley Plows
Greakfast
Undertaker
Thowrson
J. A Sexton
Bevoknoven Mice
Waglehuret
Brookhaven
Mazlelurat
Mina
Lincoln
Coptah
Jun
A Lewenthal, JR
Miss
Lincoln and I
Countind
Orrick
A. Cc. McNair
Mississippi
Ve Conria
Ad Weer
Supreme Sad Wral
Jackson
D. E. J. Bowen
Frilick
Cherokee St
East
Liverpool
London and Globe
TAY
Wirid
J. Warren
Rirealt
Sam Lightfoot
Brooknavey
We Ark
Capital Commercial College
Jackson, Miss
Fodson Practical School
Ea Cireolar
A Wyatt
Pras
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Telegraph
Gourison Nichols
Louisiana
Sullivan-Kilrain
Tietgan & Robertson
Hamburg
Arizona
Geronimo
Florida
Oxford
Peay
Avan
Shepherdsville
Bullitt County
Charles Ardell
Joseph Lavine
Lingus Frennan
Aryst
Holyoke
Mass
N. Road
Bledsoe
Tenn
Tax Police
London
Salvation Army
Jouy T. Ronews
Henry F. Hall
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Latrobe
Grand Army
Moet
Chicago
Redwood
N.Y
Hall
Louis C. Hammersly
Duchess of Marlborough
Gronas
Fred Santakoy
Des Moines
Iowa
Cornell
New London
Columbia
Adama
Honolulu
Samos
Alert
Nipsle
Lake Forest University
Lake Forest
Oue
Johnstown
Dozons
Avice Paris
RW. Brosefeld
M. Spellan
Parl
Duc d’Aumale
Vanderbilt
Rothschilds
Angelos
Alleghanies
Memphis
Cascade County
Farr
Burton Block
Clinton
Ole
Ohio & Northwestern
Ba'avia
St Paul
Minneapolis
Duu
Kane
Mochester
Swiss Western Railway
San Petro
Cairo
Bors
Damon
Paterson
Sullivan
Kilrain
Warrenton
Edna Williams
Delia Anderson
Oro Fino
Montana Territory
Texas
City of
Mexico
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Macon
Emory Bpeer
United States Court
Nat Birdsong
Joe Warren
Warren
Hylena
Ark
Fuaxx Faulkner
Illinois Central
Ernest Smith
Greokda
Perry County
Ala
Marshall Cooper
Bli
American Cotton Seed Oil Company
Cntton Oil Mills
Charleston
D. C
AicDow
Kershaw
Dan
Hellexs
Jeats
Kansas
Jane
Fred Reddy
Northwestern Yards
Baby McKee
Wanamaker
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