Record of Wooster Sworn Statement on General Alger’s Record
Samuel R Wooster late surgeon of the First Michigan Cavalry sworn statement defends General Alger’s war record. He recalls crossing the Potomac and sending him to hospital with orders, disputes a report of dismissal and cites Alger’s punctuality and duty prior to the war ending. The interview notes Wolcott criticizing Harrison and Blaine’s renomination chances.
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Washington
J. C. Kelton
United States Army
Samuel R. Wooster
First Michigan Ae
A—Gergeon
R.A. Alger
Eighth Michigan Infantry
First Michigan Cavalry
Custer
Michigan Cavalry
Shepherdstown
Potomac
Alger
Fifth Michigan Cavalry
Alger Responds to Dana in Detroit Interview
General Alger states he has little to say on Dana's editorial. He denies requesting ten days’ leave after the Shepherdstown crossing and explains he was sent to the hospital without a request. He notes his retirement was an ordinary discharge and expresses regret if his words to defend his name offend General Custer’s widow.
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Alger
Dana
Detroit
Shepherdstown
Custer
Hill Support Grows for Democratic Nominee In Iowa
At a Modoc Democratic Tariff club meeting in Kezoxvk Iowa on February 10 the resolution unanimously endorsed Hon. David B. Hill of New York as Democratic presidential candidate. The group said he is the right man for the party standard bearer in the coming convention and noted Hill sentiment is rising in the region.
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Kezoxvk
Modoc Democratic Tariff Club
David B. Hill
New York
United States
Washington
Morton
Rusk
Northwestern
Prairie States
Democracy and politics dominate Denver banquet
Governor Boies of Iowa speaks on Democracy of 02 at a Denver banquet amid cheers led by Colorado's Alexander B. McKinley. Ex-President Cleveland and Senator West of Missouri send letters. other political chatter includes cabinet rumors and a Morton Rusk ticket discussion in Washington.
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Alexander B. McKinley
Colorado
Boies
Iowa
McKinley
Alva Adams
West
Charles A. Culbertzon
Missouri
Cleveland
Hill
New York
Flower
Senate considers broad deficit appropriations and river improvement
The Senate discussed urgent deficit appropriations for the current year including coinage, circuit court expenses, justice printing, and a $10 million Mississippi river navigation project, with allocations between Cairo and the Illinois river region. Efforts on immigration law investigations and a dry dock bill advanced. House actions included election reform discussion and a Missouri river bridge project across multiple rivers.
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Senate Treasury
Mississippi River
Cairo
Ilinois
Algiers
Lia
Senate
Missouri River
Dakota
James River
St. Paul
Minn
Southport
Ilinois River
Joliet
Iils
House
Many political notes and crimes in a February roundup
A composite Feb roundup reports bills and debates in Congress on banking and taxation, door keepers, and land grants. It notes West Virginia tax talk, tribute resolution for a Michigan congressman, and an agriculture revenue debate. Also covered are sect beliefs in Indiana, Khartoum fights, and lottery indictments.
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Bill
Petter
Hichcock
United States
Indiana
McMillin
Committee On
Keystone National Bank
Girard National Bank of
Philadelphia
Maverick National Bank of
Boston
A. Dill
Saklon
Cheyenne Wye
Fithian
Ilinois
Blount
Georgia
Butler
Townala
Wasutneron
House
Congresstusn Ford
Michigan
Committee On Public Lands
Crisp
Folowing Soccial
Pension Bureau
Wheeler
Little
New York
Lind
Morriston
Kansas
McKinley Hill
Secretary Grinnell Qualifies As Third Assistant Secretary
News brief reports W N Grinnell of New York taking the oath of office as the third assistant secretary of state on February 17. The ceremony formalizes Grinnell’s entry into the department, outlining his duties and prior government service.
Rivers and People Tied to Cities Mentioned in Nonsensical Text
Fragmentary OCR lists varied names and places including Easton Pa Newark N Y Louisville New Orleans Sacramento and New York with odd phrases and titles. It appears as garbled meeting notes or misread headlines with historical names interwoven and no clear narrative.
Omaha Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 270 head with weights 1000 to 1300 pounds sold from 3.50 to 4.25 per hundredweight and 1300 to 1400 pounds at 8.25 to 10.40. common cows 1.25 to 3.4. good feeders around 2.74 to 3.50. Hogs receipts 3,100 head with market strength. light 4.50 to 4.61. mixed 4.55 to 4.4. heavy 4.50 to 4.65 per hundredweight.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Cattle and Hogs Higher as Receipts Slender in Chicago Market
Light cattle receipts for Monday and steady to higher prices marked by strong demand for hogs and hog bars. Cattle values ranged to 5.04 for choice heavies, with steers 3.15 to 5.85 and cows 3.74. Sheep and lambs firm though not advancing, with lambs 4.75 to 6.50. Grain and provisions held steady with soybeans and pork futures around 11.70 to 12.00 for futures contracts.
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Union
Chicago
Jae
Storky
Zai
Shiep
Market Report Tools St Louis and Sioux City
In St Louis on February 15 patent flour prices show higher values with figures around 4 404.45 for fancy sold. family and other grades around 3 734.23 and 4 3.41. May and March notes appear for different lines. similar entries in Oats and Lard show May contracts and standard prices. In Sioux City on February 15 market quotes indicate bug market steady with heavy demand and price levels near 3.00 for high grade lard品.
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St. Louis
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James Twiford
Helena
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Joan G. Vawrin
See’y and Treas
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Lima
John’ A. Clinton
Lina, Mont
Lima, Mont
Joseph Bourret & Co
Webb
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Jne-Homea
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Common Sense Minina
Macuineny Co
Colo
Corner Su
Wyncoop Sta
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O. E. Morse
Seng Machinie
Thebes
Ance Rome
Neco
Orange Cn
ST. Louis Leago
Union Square
Sauters
Bits
Morton Mass Atlantaca
E. Morse
Dillon
Scientific Americary ‘Agency For
Munn & CO
America
Scientific American
Munn. & CO
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Eapreet
F. L. Graves
Pacific Express
Anderson’ Bros
Vgate
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Chicago Grain and Provisions
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Hight
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