Nomi White Delivers Supreme Court Nomination for Louisiana Senator
President Cleveland nominates Senator Edward Douglas White of Louisiana to the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by Blatchford. The nomination faced swift, unanimous Senate confirmation after brief remarks praising his capacity and character. White’s early life, Confederate service, and legal career are summarized as background for his Senate and court tenure.
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United States Supreme Court
Dov
Cleveland
United States Senate
Edward Douglas White
Louisiana
Justice Blatchford
Supreme Bench
Daniels
Antag
Virginia
Caffrey
Pugh
Judiciary Committee
White
Tollar
Daniel
Caffery
Hill
New York
Hornblower
Peckham
la Pourche
James White
United States
Attakapas
Mra. Wilcox
Pennsylvania
Edward Douglas ‘Walto
Tennessee
University of
Boal
Banks
Port Hudson
Hoe
Edwand Bermudez
New Orleans
Loulalsna
Hayes
Nicholls
Supreme Court of Law
James B. Eustis
Muoroh
Keppler Pack pioneer dies in New York at home
Joseph Keppler founder and longtime cartoonist for Pack Muck, dies at his New York City residence. A Vienna-born artist, he shaped political satire in Puck and remained an ally of Grover Cleveland. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Pack
Joseph Peepee
New York City
Mr. Keppler
Puck
Grover Cleveland
Wr. Keppler
Vienna
Dose to Minister Willis and Hawaiian Annexation Disputes
The Alameda reached San Francisco with Honolulu arrivals to February 8. A February 3 Angers tion Club meeting urged forming a new government as Congress delays annexation. Dole’s January 11 offer of specifications is discussed, with Dole defending U S relations and criticizing state department communications. Immigration to New York in January was exceptionally low since 1847.
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Alameda
San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Angerstion Club
United States
Provisional
Senate
Cleveland
Department of State
Aod
Publi Press
Dole
Late Wholesize Prices of Country Produce Quoted in New York
Prices and receipts for produce and dairy items in New York show weekly shifts. Records list beans, peas, fruits, vegetables, poultry, and dairy products with varied quotes, noting declines and surpluses amid active sale demand across multiple regions and states.
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New York
ROLE
Ceels
Oresamory
Penn
Western
World News Roundup with Fires Deaths and Trials
A chaotic digest reports mangling at Central Park Arsenal by simians Chiko and Johanna. Buck le fined and jailed for election irregularities. mines trapped in Pennsylvania and Yugoslavia. a Harvard student dies after sparring. theater deaths in San Francisco. World’s Fair fires in Chicago. coal and fuel aid requests in Kansas. hangings and executions in Maryland and Indiana. Indian hostilities in Oklahoma. cyclones and incendiary fires. sugar bounty totals. political shifts in Mississippi. American Bureau of Republics report. financial deficit and river bill figures. European anarchist bombings. war talk and storms in Germany. ships northern escape plans and Paris tensions.
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Eastern
Middle States
Kastin Goss
Chiko
Johanna
Central Park Arsenal
New York City
Secerrity Banner
Supreme Court
Dennis J. Buckle
Ina
Tie House
Copunes
Fronn
York County
Nenasylvakia
Pierre
Plymouth
Penn
Gaylord
Atrnep Hipsum
Harvard
Cambridge
Mesa
Arthur Postar
Alard Bnooxtx
Palmer Stock Company
Baldwin Theatre
San Francisco
Cal
Sha
Mistress Page
Joaso Anderson
Frederick
James E. Stone
Jefferson@lle
Ind
Wratten
Porrpenaast
Harri 800
Chicago
Sien
Mann
Axxie Icckes
Birmingham
Alo
al Fone
Oklahoma
Ohio
Clabormo Parish
Louisania
Prdea
Indiana State Building
Parr Grounds
Explosion Kills 39 Aboard German Battleship Brandenburg
Reports say a main steam pipe explosion on the Brandenburg near Kiel caused 39 deaths and many wounded. The guard ship Pallas, carrying Prince Henry of Prussia, aided the stricken vessel as crews fought to contain damage and prevent sinking.
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Kiel
Germany
Brandenburg
Imperial
Stollergrund
Buok
Pallean
Prince Henry of Prussia
Collision in Eastern Russia Kills Thirteen Train Passengers
Thirteen people die in a railway crash between Samara and Slatvousk near Jelın in Eastern Russia. Many others are badly injured. Paaxd Mussen of Tavcaster, Pennsylvania, aged nine? is noted in error. arbitration awarded $20,500 to an unnamed claimant.
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Samara
Slatvousk
Russia
Jelin
Haverns
Paaxd Mussen
Tavcaster
Penn
Lapenster Traction Company
Arbitratarg
Peckham’s Supreme Court Nomination Rejected by Senate
The United States Senate defeated President Cleveland’s selection Wheeler Peckham for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The vote was 41 to 52 with 23 Democrats 8 Republicans and 1 Populist in favor and 15 Democrats 24 Republicans 2 Populists against. debate lasted hours in executive session before roll call.
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Wheeler. Peckhams
Cleveland
United States Senate
Senate
Ittecon Democrate
William FE. Chandler
David B. Wij
Wheeler H. Peckham
Associata Justice
Supreme Court of the Unitedtates
Senato
William B. Hornblower
Associata
Supreme Court of the United States
Wheeler H. Pegham
Friends of the Administration
Senator Vilas
Peokham
Beaator Vilas
Mr. Peckham
Honators
Gray
Delaware
Mitchell
Oregon
George
Missinsippi
Senator McLaurin
Mississsppi
Anid
Barator George
Beneit
Senator White
California
Teter
Hawley
Plac
Hill
Enonte
Democrata
Bate
Tennessee
Dinckburn
Kentucky
Brice
Ohio
Butler
Weshington
Stockbridge
Michie
You—S. Propulist
Kyle
South
Danocrats
Berry
Argensas
Cal
Florida
Cockrell
Missouri
Coke
Texas
Daniel
Virginia
Oragon
Frye
Maine
Gullinger
New Hampshire
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Connecticut
Higgins
Dela Ware
Hoar
Massachusetts
Lodge
Massachusetta
Amanderson
Nebraska
Merrill
Vermont
Parkins
Power
Montana
Shoup
Idaho
Art
Nevada
Teller
Colorado
Washburn
Minnesota
Wilson
Iowa
Allen
Poffer
Kansas
Camden
West Virginia
Jones
Smith
New Jersey
Dubola
McMillan
Michigan
Vance
North Carolina
Morgan
Alabama
Quay
Pennsylvania
Gordon
Georgia
Walcott
Benator Sherman
Colquitt
Aso
Buffalo gunman holds up court escapes to Canada
Leroy Harris, armed with a revolver, held a U S Commissioner, two deputies and two postoffice inspectors at bay in a Buffalo court room. He fled to the street, locked the door, and escaped to Canada before being captured and returned for trial.
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Leroy Harris
United States
Unital States
United States Court
Buffalo
Wasarris
New York Postoffice
Harris
William HH. Clark
Valparaiso
Ind
Ilue
Watts
Fairebitt
Mackey
Murrin
Canada
Bomb plot threats to railroad route through Indian River region
Reported dynamite placements along a proposed railway corridor through Lake Worth Florida and Indian River threaten scenic areas near Royal Ponetank Hole. Bankers James Holmes and tax collector J Wooten of Brevard County were arrested for complicity amid a wider mystery surrounding a Kentucky gala disaster.
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MM. Flagler
Royal Ponetank Hole
Lake Worth
Florida
Indian River
James Holmes
Jansen
J. ¥. Wooten
Brevard County
Agricultural guidance on red pepper use for poultry and forage tips
The article advises limiting red pepper in poultry feed to once or twice a week and using a Douglas mixture as a cheap tonic. It discusses risks of poor-quality stock, promotes bone meal for birds, and stresses varied high-nitrogen feed. It covers pasture strategies for sheep, colt weaning in horses, clipping, and general animal care.
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Boston
Jessy
Goodasturage
Anys
Journal of Agricuture
Ginasca
Acad
Anuglly Jones
Sesson
Cripple Yard
Care for Young Horses and Farm Tips From PAMM AND GARDEN NOTES
The column warns long hooves cause limb misalignment leading to disease and urges careful breeding, stallion changes, and culling for deformities. It covers poultry, cattle, sheep, vines, mulching, and pasture management to boost butter, eggs, and milk while promoting efficient farm practices and market strategies.
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Plymouth
Ahon
Ogga
England
Crystal Palace
Australia’s Prolific Gold Fields Draw Men to Waterless Desert
Reports from Coolgardie Australia describe thousands gathering as gold strikes spread across 18 000 square miles. Water scarcity hinders mining camps though explorers recount astonishing yields from drifts reefs and caps. Bayley the discoverer notes 200 ounces in a month and 628 ounces in a single period. Government efforts aim to locate subterranean reservoirs to sustain operations.
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Coolgerdie
Coolgardie
Bayley
San Francisco Examiner
Fire Commissioners Propose Harbor Water Plan for Boston
The Fire Commissioners of Boston back a harbor water system to fight downtown blazes. It would trench through the district and use two fire boats to push 13 000 gallons per minute, matching twenty four fire engines for ten streams per boat. Similar schemes exist in Baltimore and Detroit.
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Fire Commissioners of
Boston
Itia
Deen
Sute
Detroit
Drouplits
Curious Facts From An Old Newspaper Page
A collage of curiosities including giraffe tongues long as eight inches, London housing density, a 1840 Vermont stamp sold in London for 1250, and a Wales born coffin tale. It cites Richardson’s Clarissa Harlowe as a vast novel, and notes German hawks vs carrier pigeons, 2000 B C papyrus Rhind, and a wild elm tree anecdote with Gus. It also includes commentary on Poor Richard’s Almanac by Franklin and its lasting influence.
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England
Wales
London
Battleboro
Storms
Halo
Richardson
Clarissa Harlowe
Germany
Madden
British West Indies
Daniel Evans
Skinners’ Company
Skinners
Ahmes
B.C
William L. Shutte
Scranton
Penn
Histore
Shutts
Brownfield
Oxford County
Texas
Hones
Washington Post
Dan Lockwood
Amos Cummings
Cherokee Strip
Cummings
Lockwood
Gus Schenger
Gus
Buffalo
Gua
Second Street
Gue
Richard
Poor Richard
Franklin
Atlantic
Father Abraham
St. Nicholas
Oklahoma Town Site bill triggers Senate stalemate
The 53rd Congress saw long Senate debate over Oklahoma Territory towns Rock Island Railroad stop orders and woman suffrage failed. President Cleveland nominated Senator Walter to the Supreme Court, swiftly confirmed. House sworn in Quigg and Straus and pressed Bland seigniorage bill amid quorum scrambles and executive sessions.
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Oklahoma Territory
Senate
Oklahoma
Rock Island Railroad
Comany
Aid
Round Pond
Poffer
Hoar
Dole
Willis
Daniel
Hewaiian
Cleveland
Walter of
House
Messrs
Quigg and
Straus
New York City
Messrs Fellows and
Fitch
Dar
Bland
Wyilis
Doble
Hoavwail
Mines reopen in Mahanoy Valley and other world notes
Axx coal mines in Mahanoy Valley Pennsylvania resumed full time. Hourthousand returned to work. Conin Evans the bandit and Edward Morrell were captured in Vise alis California. President sent another batch of Hawaiian correspondence to Congress including Dole’s letter to Willis and Willis’s reply. Joan L McAnee confirmed as Associate Justice Oklahoma Supreme Court. German envoy travels Berlin to Friedrichsruh for Prince Bismarck visit. Fazxex troops shell Mise fume Timbuetoo killing 100. German Bundestrath ratifies Russo German commercial treaty.
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Axx
Mahanoy Valley
Pennsylvania
Hourthousand
Conin Evans
the Bandit
Edward Morrell
Visealis
Cal
Congress
Dole
Mr. Willis
Joan L. McAnee
Bendte
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Fazxex
Misefume
Timbuetoo
Africa
Tae German Bundrsrath
President's child christened Esther at White House
In the Blue Parlor of the Executive Mansion Washington a small ceremony witnessed by the President and Mrs Cleveland among others christened the younger child Esther Cleveland by the Sev Dr Sunderland The baby aged five months nine days stood calmly Mrs Perrin Mrs Cleveland's mother accompanied by Dr Bryant and a few intimate friends followed to Buffalo after the event.
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Executive Mansion
Washington
Cleveland
Perrin
Bryant
Esther Cleveland
Sunderland
Pertino
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Alsaster
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Fairmont
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LaCrosse
Wis
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Cross
Mammoth Farm
3Yney & Co
Cole
Toledo
E. J. Cheney Co
Teatimonia
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Breen
Joneless Cartain Croup
Mall
Poate
Hoxzsic
N.Y
Scott's
Araban Paste Co
Beecham
Beecham'sa
Hatch
Benslita
Inano Thompson
Hood
C. H
Nola
Alood
Wilom Ewart Gladstone
Great Britain
BOO
Lima
Blate & Penn
Concord
Cape Cod
Jersey
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Nora
Atato
Vineland
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Mississippi
Walthall
Bureau of American Republics
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Observatory
Emile Henry
Terminus
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Rilo
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Quer
Terminor
Brooklyn
John ¥. BcHane
Gravesend
Sing Bing
Cullen
HoKane
McEanes
MciKane
Edgar M. Cullen
McKane
McHane
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JG. Jones
Avants, Ga
Radway
Radway & CO
Scott
Scot A Bowne
All Drugsiste
Walter Baker & CO
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Esther Christened
Broshester
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Bright
Main Street
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Colchester
Bert
W. L. Douglas
Derby
Shayar
Alliance Carriage
Cincinnati
America
Sint
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Posta
Pripaid
Scentatamps
Trade Company
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