Washington. Hyatt appointed United States Treasurer
James W. Hyatt was named the new United States Treasurer succeeding C N Jordan who resigned. A Treasury summary notes 6,500,426 trade dollars redeemed by May 10 with about 7,000,000 originally coined. imports from China and Japan may push totals toward five million dollars. Justice Woods of the Supreme Court lies ill at home in Washington.
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Justice Woods
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Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Chicago
Chickamauga
Secretary of the Interior
Stockslager
Maxwell Land Grant
B. F. Butler
Stgram
Nogales
Treasury
Bureau of Statistics
Woman suffrage amendment defeated in Pennsylvania lower house
A condensed news digest notes the defeat of a joint resolution for a constitution amendment granting suffrage regardless of sex in Pennsylvania. It also lists various 1887 events including labor strikes, industrial accidents, legal cases, and notable statements from political and labor figures across the United States.
Lumber Dealers Elect Haskins as President in St Louis
In session at St Louis the National Lumber Dealers Association named Pp Haskins of Charlton Iowa as president and EK P McFarlan of Cincinnati as vice president. The report covers assignments and multiple political and local notices reflecting a busy convention scene.
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Pp. Haskins
Charlton
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Cincinnati
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Sacramento
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Nevada
Dan Bristow
Ark Per
Ansas
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James Smith
Freeport
James Madison
Grover Cleveland
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Groverton
Mich
United States
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France
John Aice
Duluth
Minn
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Barnes
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Alexander Caldwell
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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South Shore Railroad
Menominee District
Margquette County
Dakota
Minnesota
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Tucson
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Boston
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Sixth Army Corps
Spottsylvania Court House
R. A. Alger
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Indirect Dispatch Items From Diverse 19th Century News
Detailing art purchases in Detroit and the New England press presence. Reports include Fort Scott gas strike at 280 feet described as exceptional, a fatal shooting in Athens County, a boat capsize drownings in Milwaukee bay, land dispute killings near Grand Ledge, and a Louisville indictment after a murder confession. Nebraska land sale, Earlville fire loss, a large bankers’ telegraph suit, Kenton’s death near Mount Olivet, and San Antonio revenue conspiracy indictments. Also a maple sirup fabrication fined in Stark County Ohio.
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Detroit Art Museum
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Dover Township
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Nelsonville
Milwaukee
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Ferdinand Rusch
Grand Ledge
Mich
John Clay, Jr
Grant Chandler
Chandler
Clay
Albert Turner
Jennie Bowman
Louisville
J. H. N. Patrick
Omaha
Kansas City
Nebraska
Earlville
Clinton J. Farrell
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hartford
Mount Olivet
F. P. Hord
San Antonio
Tex
George Redmond
Federal Grand Jury
Government of Revenue
Rio Grande
Stark County
Talcott
Bailey Canning Company
Congress of English Catholic officers to meet in London
A congress of English-speaking Roman Catholics will meet in London to discuss religious progress labor capital temperance theft and related topics American prelates expected Cardinal Manning leads the movement A rumor of prison cells for Parnellite MPs is discredited The Rio Janeiro reports a maritime disaster near San Francisco with many missing or dead
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Japan
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Floods, suicides, and city night sermons across a troubled era
Disastrous floods drown several in New Brunswick and submerge towns while A B DuLark of Chicago dies by cyanide amid election distress. Supreme Court Justice William B Woops dies in Washington. A cyclone wrecks Blue Springs and a Vermont saw mill burns with loss. Chicago trades lockout impacts 20,000 idle men. Talmage preaches at Brooklyn Tabernacle about vigilance through the night as city life shifts from day to late hours.
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