Greeley relief expedition orders and war department letter
Secretary Lincoln recommends a court of inquiry into charges against Brigadier General Swaim after Bateman accused him of fraud. The Navy orders Thetis and Alert to Greenland duties to rescue Greeley’s party if found, while John W. Foster visits Washington to discuss Spain-US commerce talks separate from Cuba tensions.
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Secretary of War
Swain
Greeley
Greenland
John W. Foster
Spain
Wak Department
Washinoton
BE. Bateman
Bateman & Co
Dr. Swaim
Bureman
Ine
Genera Swahn
General Swaim
Bateman
War Department
Army
Court-Martia
Judes Advocate General
Judge Advocate General
Swaim
Robert T. Lincoln
United States Court of Inquiry
Davi G. Swaim
Fetoman
John Pope
U. S. AL
Christopher
U. S
Doros B. Sackett
Robert N. Scott
Third Artillery
Washington, D. C
Robert T. Sixcors
Secretary of the Navy
Schley
New York
Navy Department
Thetis
Benr
Alert
Ehigs
Greeley Ned Ecigmdes
Aed
Earlisr
Z. E. Crabdler
Navy
Nemister Fosten
Ion
United States
Washington
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Political conventions clash in New York and Connecticut
The New York and Connecticut Republican State Conventions opened with factions trading delegates and names in a bid to alter ballots. Boynton won temporary chair and Pitts contested, while other notes cover Hartford and Dublin area caucuses, Irish fund appeals, and a string of late April business and crime briefs.
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New York
Connecticut
Aries
N. Y
Blaine
Roosevelt
Gilbert
Sloan
Ewin
Edmunds
Montgomery County
Nathaniel T. Boynton
Warner Miller
Edmund L. Pits
Thomas C. Platt
Pitts
Boynton
Hartrosp
Conn
Samuel Fessenden
Arthur
Hawley
Al-Lerge
John L. Houston
Samuel E. Mermin, Jr
Augustus Drandegee
Frederick Mills
France to assert Egypt rights and debt stance
Paris reports urge France to reject British debt guarantees in Egypt and push for a strong stance. British proposals provoke tension, with European questions reopening as England’s Egyptian actions spark fresh discussions between England and France.
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Lowpox
Gibbons
Baltimore
Pranceh
Egypt
Paris
France
Republique Francaise
England
Arize
Constant Tinorie
Earl Dufferin
Porte
Greece
Vresna
Late News Items Sweep Across Trials Fires and Murders
Jobin Fox arrested for the murder of his wife near Auburn Wisconsin where the missing woman vanished four weeks ago. Willis Adams habeas corpus trial in Dallas concluded with bail set at $10,000. The Tex railway bridge between Corrins and Rinosa burned by suspected arsonists. rebuilding to be completed by Tuesday as authorities investigate. Mustard adulteration in New York reported with yellow coloring and high clay content. Oil firms discuss curtailing production at Battle meeting. trend toward higher oil prices. Texas Veterans' Association at Paris urges restoration of the Alamo to its original appearance and state preservation. Pittsburgh druggists organize to maintain proprietary medicine prices with boycott penalties. Meyer Moscovitz Jr and Zeke White arrested in Nashville for murder of Meyer Friedman to obtain life insurance payout. Friedman's wife implicated. Spectator libel suit verdict against Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. court orders damages assessed by sheriff's jury. William Shed's assault on Yoliverian Barker at Providence ends with police confrontation and jail attack.
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Jobin Fox
Auburn
Wis
Twoman
Fox
Willis Adams
Dallas
Tex
Michaael Burns
Adams
J. Adams
Corrins
Rinosa
New York
Terra Alba
Texas Veterans’ Association
Paris
Texas
Alamo
Battle of
San Jacinto
Pittsburgh
Meyer Moscovitz, Jr
Zeke White
Begro
Nashville
Tenn
Meyer Friedman
Friedman
American Legion of Honor
Spectator
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
William Shed
Yoliverian Barker
Providence
R. L
Garnett
Nickel Plate Line transfer to Chicago and Alton announced
A May 1 transfer moves the Nickel Plate Line from Indianapolis and St Louis to the Chicago and Alton and Sleamington system. Mr P Kelley, longtime Nickel Plate agent, returns to the White Line as contracting superintendent. His successor remains undecided.
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St. Louis
Indianapolis
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Lincoln
Newspaprehrerive
Ireland
Caiiaco
Irish National League of America
Charles Stewart Parnell
London
Irish National Party
Irish National League of Ameries
Charles O'Reilly
Detroit
Mich
Boatness Fattores
Hase
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Louisville
Grand Rapids
Davienport
White
Anoka, Minn
Willia Gray
J. D. Gray
Rev. McCartney
Methodist Church
McCartney
Florida
Galveston
Brownsville
Matamoras
Corrails
Ringsa
M. OC. Pinker
Jamesdown
N.Y
Edward Watkin
General Gordon
Anny
Loxpoys
Colchester
Cheapside
Fleet Street
Ipswindha
Gordon
M. P
Jesus
Pall Matt Gazette
Khartoum
Bunwrs
America
Poland
Cracow
Golislaus Matankiewics
Warsaw
St. Perensoune
Suancuat
Yaunan
Hangson
Gerber
Caro
Nubar Pasha
Evelyn Wood
Lerber
Lows Raleray
Uership
Des Mores
Executive Council
Meldill
Anderson
Bevl
New Oatvans
Supreme Lodge of the World Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Order
Crescent
Orleans
Fries Naexer
Werthenat
Onc
Creara
Veatars Ponsaylvania
Exwi"Mée
Lone Island City
Jimmy Kerwin
Con” Walsh
Green Point
Kerwin
Walsh
Long Island
Usetta Legislstore
BosToy
Mass
House
Senate
Committee On Election Laws
General Court
Limto
Corrgetor, Ey
J. J. Douglas
R. B. Spencer
Henry College Lottery Company
Edgarton, Serrick and Hanna
Finnell
Hanlan
Australia
Sydney
Woried
Tricket
F.D. Matteson & Co
Lion Street
F.d.matteson&co
Cary & Matteson
Ell
Center Street
Wirtner & Alling
I . Dware
Star Oil
J. T. Hoole & CO
Dickinson & Co
Blossburg
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