Cleveland's Cabinet Appointments Announced from Lakewood
The article details President Cleveland's cabinet picks revealed from the Little Wood House in Lakewood New Jersey including Walter Q. Gresham for Secretary of State John G Carlton for the Treasury Wilson S. Bissell for Postmaster General Daniel S Lamont for War Hilary A. Herbert for Navy Richard Olney for Attorney General Hoke Smith for Interior J B Morton for Agriculture and Walter Gresham’s biographical sketch outlines his early life and career from Indiana to Union service and political rise.
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Cleveland
Little Wolte House
Lakewood
N. J
Walter Q. Gresham
Treaury
John G. C Tary
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Wilson
Bissell
New York
Daniel
Lamont
Mercy of
Navy
Hilary A
If Olsry
Hilary A. [Orbert
Alabama
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Hoke Smith
Ceretary
Agriculture
J. Bterili
Morton
Nebraska
Walter Q. Odeshaw
Tadge
Walter Quintin Greatham
Bisit Foras
Lanesmus
Rrison
Ind
Willa Greabam
Walter
Judge Gresham
County Auditor’s Office
Bloomington University
Corydoo
WV. A. Porter
John C. Fremont
Gresham
Jurgisla Sture
Lezcett’s Hill
Atlanta
Vicksburg
Grant
Sherman
New Albany
General Grant
Congress
Aerate
United Srates
Ap Intates
Technna
Arthur
Political figures and careers in the Cleveland era
The text outlines Daniel B. Lamont growing political roles from Deputy Clerk to state campaigns and later advisory posts with Grover Cleveland. It also covers Hilary A. Herbert and Richard Olney, detailing Herbert's Confederate service, long Congressional tenure, and Navy advocacy, plus Olney's Massachusetts career, law background, and multiple federal appointments.
Becretary Hoke Smith of Georgia Named Interior Secretary
A biographical sketch describes Hoke Smith of Georgia as thirty eight, six feet tall, about 250 pounds. He owns the Atlanta Journal and is a prominent corporation and railroad lawyer with a career in Georgia Alabama and Tennessee. He married Howell Cole’s daughter in 1833 and has three children.
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Hilary A. Morbert
Laurensville
D. C
Greenville
Ale
University of Alabama
University of Virginia
Congress
Communitties
Cleveland
Navy
Congressional Secretary of the Navy
Herbert
Alabama Volunteers
Aluntcomery
Sinee
Washington
Battle of the W
Herbert Ay
Metropolitan
Hote
Toke Sptrra
Roke Smith
Georgia
Ins
North Carolina
H. H. Smith
Hoke
Hokes
Oro Ropresenter
Tennessee
Ho Bazan
Atlanta
Smith
Atlanta Journal
Alabama
Thable
Mr. Smith
Howell Cole
Treasury
Pierce
Birth and early life of J Sterling Morton noted
The article outlines J Sterling Morton's birthplace in Adame New York, his youth moves to Michigan, schooling at Albion and the University of Michigan, then Union College, meeting Mos Caraliny Jay Frees, and his early career leading to Nebraska City and the New Brain City News, with a brief note on his territorial legislature service.
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J. Sterling Morton
Adame
Jeffferson County
N. Y
Wichita
Michigan
Albion
State University
Ann Arbor
Union College
New York
Mos Caraliny Jay Frees
Idabride
West
Bellevue
Nebraska City
Dlcor
New Brain City News
Murtos
J Sterling Morton, Nebraska Pioneer and Arbor Day Founder
J Sterling Morton shaped Nebraska politics and agriculture. He served as Acting Territorial Governor in 1858, later ran for governor multiple times, and represented Nebraska at international expositions. A devoted farmer, he chaired the State Board of Agriculture and originated Arbor Day born on his birthday at Arbor Lodge near Nebraska City.
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John G. Carlyle
John Grifin Carliste
Ssanto
Secret
The
Treasury
Campbell
Kenton
Kentucky
Covington
Te Kentucky Loerslature
State Senate
Congress
James B. Rees
United State Senate
Biga
Senate
Territory
Richardson
Morton
Territorial
J. W. Dawes
E. P. Jogerson
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture and Hordenature
Nebraska City
J. Sterling Motton
Nebrasis State Board of Agriculture
Arbor Lodge
Arbor Day
Bonanza King John W Mackay fatally shot in San Francisco
The Bonanza King John W Mackay was shot in the back by William C Rippl near Lick House in San Francisco and Rippl then fatally wounded himself. Mackay, born in Ireland, built a vast fortune from the Comstock lode and a firm that included Flood and O'Brien. he is said to be worth about 59 million dollars. Rippl, a Cincinnati native, had a history of gambling and stock pursuits and left a wife and family in Ohio.
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Bie
Sutter Street
John W. Mackay
Sutton Street
Lick Alley
Asay
Satter Atreat
Mackay
Himealf
Palace Hotel
City
Ripp
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jeaves
Comstock
San Francisco
Bonant
Dublin
Ireland
New York
Park Row
California
Mackay, Flood
O'Brien
Comstock Lode
Fold
Louisville
Golden West
James C. Flood
John O'Brien
Sierra County
Virginian City
Bonanza Territory
Mackey
London
Prominent People In News From Around The World
The passage lists notable individuals and financial figures: a Nebraska Bonator weighing 25 pounds and estate value around 175000, Epison’s children Dot and Daub, George Westinghouse earning about 20000000 from his brake, Geogray Grant declining Panama Canal presidency with 25000 salary, Diaz of Mexico rumored worth thirty million invested in railways and telegraphs, and Hans Von Butow in a Berlin private asylum with poor prognosis.
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Nebraska
Rienans Owen
Epison
Dot
George Westinghouse
Geogray Grant
Panama Canal Company
Ita Acomo
Puesipext
Albania Ga to Build Four Public Buildings Under One Roof
Albania Georgia plans a single complex housing four public edifices including a court house and city hall. The project cost exceeds 500000 dollars and aims to be among the South’s finest public structures. An item notes exhibitions in Moscow 1895 and a major irrigation plan to reclaim Mojave Desert land. An analysis reports a 39 percent rise in average values with an average value of 6.41. Minneapolis reports a man attacking a horse over a pull, biting the tongue and assaulting another horse. he is in custody.
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Albania
Moscow
Siberia
United States
Mojave Desert
California
Ewing
Minneapolis
Minn
Garske
Desperado Lopez Executed After Extradition Across Border
Lisbech report says Eduardo Lopez, wanted in Mexico for killing a prominent official at Fronteras, was extradited to Mexican authorities. Local officers accompanied him to the border where Mexican troops shot him dead on Mexican soil. The note cites Lopez and a group of men active in Sonora and Arizona over the past five years.
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Lisbech
Eduardo Lopez
Mexico
Fronteras
Territoria Oficera
Jin
Oflelate
Lopez
Lillod
Sonora
Arizona
Frank Gilbough
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Galveston
Texas
Gilbough
Dora Wassam
A. Wassen
Frank Gillough
Desperadoes Rob Train Crew in Indian Territory Heist
Bandits halted Missouri Kansas Texas No. 2 train near Adair station and robbed the agent of $8700. They then rounded 18 residents at a commercial store in Lio town, taking $520 before fleeing amid fear and confusion.
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Missouri
Kansag
Texas
Adair Station
Indian Territory
Lio
Miss Julia Force Murders Two Sisters in Atlanta
Miss Julia Force of Atlanta shoots and kills her sisters Florence and Minnie at their brother A W Force's home on Crow Street before surrendering to police. Authorities describe her as possibly insane amid family disputes.
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Julia Force
Florence
Minnie
A. WV. Force
Miss Force
Captain Wright
Bho
A. W. Force
Florence Fores
Miss Minnie
Cabe
Alinnie
Julia Farce
Noathesa
Order
Tad
Episcopalian Church
Presbyterian Church
Poker and the Pointer Puppy
A green parrot named Poker with a yellow head and red markings flees from a trained pointer puppy. The dramatic scene unfolds as the dog lunges toward the bird, the parrot shouts Harry and Warry, then the puppy bolts in fright after a startling cry.
Observations on Railroad Car Safety by a Traveling Advertiser
A commercial traveler at a downtown hotel shares his experience from observing thousands of railroad accidents. He asserts middle cars fare best, the baggage car and next coach are most at risk in collisions or derailments, and telescoping often traps the lead car occupant. He notes solid roadbeds and modern rolling stock reduce mishaps, urging readers to check Star for further details.
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Senate
Mare
Peloe
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Senate of the
Washington
Persos
Acta
Coach Administration
Eante
Seld
Ministara
Otter Toa Jing
Dowtown
Lavell
Aian
Old Man’s Bearded Atomy Contract Case
A New York man agreed to buy twenty bales of rags for one cent, then two, four, doubling each time. He repudiated after realizing the bargain. The court upheld his repudiation. The tale parallels a father’s plan to pay his son each day for sixty days by depositing one cent and doubling it, a sum too large to fund.
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Buttilo
N.Y
Salt Lake Tribune
California Fig Syrup Co
Okly
Afesant
Peter Henderson & Co
New York
Pine Trees on Volcanoes in Mexico
Scientists study pines on Mexico’s volcanic slopes found wedged into steep cliff faces above the palms. The towering trees grow well in sun and endure glacial-like snows, revealing a remarkable vertical forest amid high altitude volcanic terrain.
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Heilpin
Mexico
Buzzards Attack Snake in Farmyard Saga
Lamartinn Gibson recalls a boyhood scene near Bheboull where six buzzards harassed a five foot black snake, dropping it and lifting it again in a brutal aerial duel. The scene ends as the birds seize the snake and fly off after a long scrimmage across the fields. Also notes forty two Atchison men vow to avoid women in hoop skirts and Miss M. M. Dyer travels for a St Louis grocery house.
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Lamartinn Gibson
St. Louis
Agether
Clowely
Atchison, Kan
Paris dog tailor dresses pets with luxury
A Detroit Free Press item notes a Paris dog tailor run by a woman offering refined reception rooms and services for dogs. It cites Prince Bow-wow with rugs water bowls and biscuit jars and lists water color pattern books, fabrics from scalakin to chamois, and couture coats for greyhounds and toy terriers.
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Paris
Prince Bow-wow
Milady
Times
France
Detroit Free Press
Petrified Palm Beds Found Near Rawlins Wyoming
W C Hart, a Colorado geologist aiding Wyoming mineral display work for the World’s Fair, reports a discovery of petrified palm trees near Rawlins. About 4000 pounds of specimens were shipped to Cheyenne for the exhibit, with rocks containing prehistoric bird and animal skeletons also noted.
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W. C. Hart
Colorado
Wyoming
Rawlings
Cheyenne
Chicago Herald
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