Nominated for Office on Eleventh Day
The President sent to the Senate nominations for ministerial posts to Britain Russia and Mexico with several regional postings including Murat Halsted of Ohio to Germany and John Hicks of Wisconsin to Mexico. The Senate confirmed many nominees but rejected Murat Halstead's nomination as minister to Germany after hours of debate.
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Ohio
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Nebraska
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Kansas
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John Hicks
Wisconsin
Een George B. Loring
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Portugal
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Georgia
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Arizona
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Berlin
Foreign Relations Committee
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Peru
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Nominations and confirmations span federal and state posts
A list of nominations by President and confirmations by the Senate includes James N. Huston as Treasurer of the United States nominee, Eli H. Roberts for Assistant Treasurer in New York, William J. Wharton for Assistant Secretary of State, George B. White for Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, L. Bradford Prince for Governor of New Mexico, Louis A. Walker as Montana Secretary, James E. Kelley for public money role in Bloomington, and several others. confirmations feature Louis Woltivy Arizona Governor, J. A. Walker Montana Secretary, J. N. Figaron U S Treasurer, and ministers to Belgium and Colombia among many names.
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Maryland
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Massachusetts
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South Carolina
Andrew Carnezio
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Fort Peck
Sixteenth Day Nominations and Senate Confirmations
Sixteenth Day nominations include Robert J. Fisher to be Assistant Commissioner of Patents and a raft of naval and military officer promotions. The Senate confirmed numerous nominees including George O. Shields and L. Bradford Prince. President's naval promotions were also confirmed, with remarks from Vice President Morton on the session’s end and Ingalls taking the oath as Senate president pro tempore.
Washington Centennial Celebration Omerit Programme Details
The document outlines the Washington Centennial Celebration exercises in New York from April 17 to May 1. It lists arrival times for presidential parties, ship processions, and parade routes. Major events include a reception at the Equitable Building, a public ceremony at the Sub-Treasury, a Centennial Ball, and a Thanksgiving service plus a grand parade up Broadway to Madison Square. The program features addresses by notable figures and a banquet schedule.
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Nerviest of Robbers Forces Bank to Cash 21,000
A bold Denver bank robbery ends with the robber forcing First National Bank President David Moffat to sign and cash 21,000. He robs the bank in the Rio Grande Building, warning Moffat not to trigger an alarm as officers pursue the suspect. Police offer a 2500 reward for the capture. The incident coincides with a spike in presidential mail reaching the White House.
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Fall River tax strike eases as workers return to jobs
A wide array of 19th century incidents fills the notice with fires, deaths, and political chatter. Fall River workers resume wage protests ended, while Philadelphia mayor hosts Postmaster General Wanamaker. fires devastate Clelland firm in Scranton and Fort Pitt Foundry pattern shop. a four-alarm blaze in Long Island City destroys $150,000 of oil storage. amid disasters and arrests, other incidents unfold across New York, Ohio, Missouri, and beyond.
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John Mather
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Ohio
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Copper Falls
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Despairing mother kills herself and children in Milwaukee fire
Mrs Margaret Kin tin and her three children perished in a morning blaze at their Milwaukee home. The fire trapped them on the tower floor of the three story building near Walnut Street. Firemen found the charred bodies of the mother and two older sons on the lower floor while the infant son was recovered from the basement. Authorities believe the mother deliberately burned the family. A separate note describes the Eiffel Tower in Paris reached its full height of 1050 feet with a new ceremonial appearance.
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John Bright dies after long illness in London
After a long illness the English statesman John Bright dies at his home in London with his four sons and three daughters at his bedside. The death is marked by tolling bells as tributes flow from Parliament and the public, noting Bright’s pivotal role in reform, free trade and Irish policy.
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Proclamation Opens Oklahoma Lands to Settlement in 1889
President Benjamin Harrison issues a proclamation opening specified lands in the Muscogee and Seminole nations to settlement after April 22, 1889. It limits access to defined boundaries under the March 2, 1830 act and enforces entry rules with two land offices ordered in the Oklahoma Territory at Kingfisher and Guthrie.
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Burned at the Stake by Indians Tortured Cattle Thieves
Ainsworth Nebraska residents were told masked men seized three cattle thieves Gannon Babcock and Roms from their homes and handed them to a band of Indians who bound them to stakes near the reservation. The prisoners were tortured with burning tires and sharp sticks until unconscious and then burned. their bodies were cremated with antlers attached.
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Labor World Reports Global Labor Strikes And Wages
The Labor World notes diverse labor issues including San Francisco boiler makers earning 3.40 daily, Wellington miners on strike, Vermont soapstone industry in distress, Amalgamated Carpenters with 404 branches, New York manufacturers seeking higher wages, and San Francisco clerks supporting Sunday store closures. It also mentions a $100,000 spindle cotton mill project in Texas, tobacco industry employment in New York City, widespread German labor movement activity, and low wage farm hands in China.
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Wreck of American and German Ships Off Samoa in Storm
Dispatches report Trenton Vandalia Nipsic and German Adler Olga Ebor driven onto a reef during a violent storm on March 10. Four American officers and 46 sailors drowned, nine officers and 87 Germans died. Pacific Station ships under Rear Admiral Kimberly were wrecked. sixteen merchantmen lost.
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Parnell Commission Opens Defense by Ghariva Itusseck
The Parnell Commission resumed with Sir Ghariva Itusseck delivering the opening speech for the defense. Sir Charles Russell opened for the Parnellites and argued that much of Attorney General Webster’s Jamawan–style evidence was irrelevant while acknowledging Ireland’s political tensions. The session questioned the legitimacy of sweeping judicial rules during a case seen as a national experiment in home rule.
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