President sends nominations to Senate in Washington
In Washington on May 25 the president transmitted nominations to the Senate including posts for district and court appointments. The list appears incomplete but shows intent to fill several vacancies and confirm procedural steps for appointments.
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WaAsHinaton
Senate
Silewi Pont
Font
Howong
Brown
Gordon
Colquitt
Senate of the
United States
Eon
Allores
Maine
Joe Brown
United States Senate
Geoeral Toombs
Colijuitt Ja
Jesus
Nashville
Georgia
Jon Brown
Georgis
Greorgia
At- Isata
Arine
Mountslin
Red Hills
House debates sundry civil bill and election reforms
The Senate and House sessions discuss the sundry civil bill with amendments for a lighthouse at Amite River and increased coast survey funds. debate over pension timelines and the national board of health. conflicts over federal election supervision. and remarks on wardens’ terms, with Bayard and Hoar figures featured in battles over election powers.
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Novan
Washington
Tda
House
Amite River
National Board of Health
Revesa
Ape
Withers
Bayard
Atated Bayard
Edmunds
Phealtene Ro Tena
Homines
Senate
Secretary of War
Savannah
Oglethorpe Barracks
Jones
Fla
Committee On Public Lands
Palatka Military Reservation
Florida
Hoar
Conkling
eDonald
Teller
South
Hampton
Charleston
Telfer
B Thorman
Oar
Massachusetts
Congress
Chamberlain
Inci East
Butler
Wallace Committee
Lour
Voorhees
Colonial era notes mix of politics and racing headlines
A sprawling, OCR styled digest lists Berlin diplomatic shifts, Presbyterian Assembly actions, cricket and horse racing results, regattas, and Atlantic news. It mixes political intrigue in Georgia with European parliamentary moves, stock fears, and weather affected racing outcomes in Maryland and New Orleans.
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Savannah Recorder
Savannah
Athens
Old
Georgia
Stephens
Toombs
Johnson
Jenkins
Jackson
Crawford
Lawton
United States
Luwtre
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Colquitt
Org
Toeph Sheet
John B. Gordon
Griffin Suns
Akerman
Bigby
Connally
Norcross
Markham
Confederate States
Troducer
Kellogg
Louisiana
General Gordon
Ferce
Augusta News
Gov. Brown
Gordon
Rome Tribune
Gen. Gordon
Gov. Colquitt
Brown
Hrown
Grain and Whiskey Markets Reported Across Cities May 2 May 25 26
The report details mixed trading across markets with flour dull to steady, wheat rising, corn active and higher, oats dull, lard and bacon steady, and whiskey in firm demand. Prices quoted across cities include New Orleans Chicago and St Louis with fluctuating cash and May/June terms and rising or steady bulk meats and pork values.
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Mennecinie
Jone
Yassivery Eall
Orleans
Varus
Merica
Seagheater
Claus
Bente
New York
Cotton Dull
Pastor
Tuiding Uplands
Orienne
Great Britain
France
Continest
Semniet
York
Revelpis
Salen
Galvaston
Nonroux
Great Brite
Continent
Palzimons
Wiu Minarom
Loateville
Loumvete
Omoinwall
Harde Lalles
New Orleans
Uuta
Pennaylennia
Bellemonte
Hama
Loum
Chicago
New Ormeans
Porkensler
Kulic
Fair Domend
Rios
New Vann
Nouchérn
Nodi
Onta
Kikaalge
Tarynod Refining
Primarinnd
Mtandn I Ge
Cuba
Caroling
Hurger
Tavnr
Naval Stores and Resin Trade Notes May Update
New York trading round reports Spirit turpentine dull and easier. wool markets show domestic fleece weak and pulled. Texas and New York entries reference wool freight movements and quilted textiles, with dates in late May and mixed demand signals across centers.
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Resin
New York
Texas
Freiehia
New York Stock Market Opens Firm Then Falls Amid Mixed Trading
May 25 reports show steady opening with early gains up to 4 percent fading to broad declines. The Dow and rails slide while midday buying lifts most issues. New York Central and Lake Shore show notable movement before a late recovery near day’s high. Market totals indicate active trading and varied sector performance.
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Lonvom
Krlow
Consola
Wiel
Ferlow
Aucun
Kerlen
Rowton Kirwn
New York
Miney
Exchange
New Orleans
Atgit Exchange
RW York
HTOUK
Enquirer-Sun
Wid Pricha
New York Central
New Jersey
EL Lakegal
Pric
Nowderney Central
Erle
Lake Shore
Eline Contra
Nashville
Chatumonga
Loutwviie
Northwestern
Oxland
Aton Telegraph Company
Thy
Anbar
Len Bewe
Georga Keveud
Deorgia Weverk
North Carolina
Fanning
Ota
Teague Ak Parife
Matt Adama Express
Bargin Iy Autorioan
United States
Comaliihes Fed
Ship arrivals and dispositions in New York port May reports
In New York on May 25 ships Quincenter City of Austin Pertera Titans Wyoming Chaliette Bothola Charleston Hudson City of Datlan City of Maron arrived. Ships Queen Margaret Redwater Thomas Turnbull Cypronys Hrlwtol City of Rigola departed. Special to Enquirer fun New York May 5 arrivals and explicit outs Greece aaning.
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NW York
Quincenter
Aid
City of Austin
Pertera
Titans Wyoming
Chaliette
Bothola
Charleston
Hudson
Datlan
Maron
Queen Margaret
Redwater
Thomas
Turnbull
Cypronys
Hrlwtol
Rigola
Enquirer-fun
Greece
Eening
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Tex
Pourtipal
Delaware
Dover
Saulsbury
Chas
B. Love
Limington
Cincinnati
Alao
Delegaton
Colorado
Lila Morning
Aut
Routt
State Central Committee
John Cleghorn
Mare
Chaffe County
Republican Party of
Nction
Hichis Wallan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Therty
Gpecutl
Enquirerssuns
Chatpanooga, Tenn
Col. Cole
Nashville Chattanooga
St. Louie
Memphis & Charleston
East Tennesse Virginia and Georgia
Chattanooga
Grand Lodge Good Templars
Anquirer-Sun
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Good Templars
Lyrice Hall
Canada
England
Austria
the Herald
Detroit
Mich
Warner
Dantrol
General Conference
BE. Charch
Committee On
Saratoga
N. Y
Baptist Missionary Union
E.G. Robinson
Brown University
J. W. Murdock
Mmany
London
Berlin
Turkey
Loxpon
Vatican
Embly
Mayteer-Nain
Presbyterian Alliance
Ficketors
Lord Calthorp
Anglano
Chaplins
Boga
Lord Roseberry
Veluptary
Capt. Machell
Count F. de LaGrange
Glengariffe Sil
Cinderella
Rosalie
Emily F
Ao Neek
Queen's Own
Fmily F
Whiner
Rosalle
Vauxhall
Sed Cinderella
Glenmore
Peter Hynes
Boardman
Baby
Werter
Sealtile
Glenmore Finshed
Seattile
Wertor
Speculation
Runcocas
Alliages
Cheekinute
Eunice
Virginius
Checkmate
Ill
Virginiua, 2d
Hattie Fad
Oriole
Viginius 21
Hattie F. 3d
Virgillian
Gabriel Sth
Oriule
Round Dance Sth
Dawn Tuat
Edwin A. Ingomar
Gov. Haimpton
Ingemar
Kidwin A
Gov. Hampton
Jush
Edwin A
Bins
New Oreans
Tady Enma
Cyndinla
Pluck
Tuck
Albestine
Sturtle
Lady Mina
Plock
Lady Baik
Cynthius
Albertine
Anette
Rickaburg
Vay
Paris
M. Leon Bay
M. Leroyer
M. Pellaton
M. Lemoins
M. de Gavardi
Sperial
Ruquérez-Sun
Loxpox
Reuter
International Commission
M. Leonsay
M. Waddington
Orship
Soletel
M. Say
Musata
Sr. Pretenssura
Imperial Bank of Russia
Ilure
Mied
Europe
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Philadelphia and
Reading
Troycross
America
Philadelphia
Boues & Scheats
South Fourth Street
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lowpox
Clement, Coleman & Co
Stokem
Minging Lane
Peepenickspunn
James French
Washington, DC
Evanious
American Union Telegraph Company
Richmond
Hinds
Gov
Gracelon
Tony Vuration
Staunton
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Priersford
Drouth
Lonpox
Thomas Edward Twycross
American Department
The
Stock Exchange
David Wits
D. D
Atlanta
Doetor
Gate City
John I. Hall
Griffin
Gov. Colqutitt
Joseph E. Brown
Ife
Republic
Joseph J. Brown
Alfred H. Colquitt
Philadelhia
Iron Willy and Formes
Kensington
Fox
Footie Bento
Britain
Monile
Cautinent
Naval Stores
Enquirer
Fenanceal
Livk
Newa
Deke Wendle
Oris Nani
Ilios
Middlesex
Middlesex Bie
C. J. Peacock
Broad Street
Columbus, Gay
Henry
Asd
Townsley
Edey
Crawa
John, Henry, Curran & CO
Fohwetuta
ON & Ualsun
Wune
Columbus
Gams Dawty
Ott
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