Trade dollars and presidential succession in national concerns
The report covers the number of trade dollars in circulation, with director of the Mint estimating five to six million in use and the remainder exported or remelted. It also outlines proposals on presidential succession after a president and vice president death, including perverse plans and the Senate Speaker and Chief Justice as potential successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Cleveland
St. Louis
Faton
Conn
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Trade Doollar
Bland
Burchard
Mint
Neilson Pas
Baltimore
Bartisona
Fion
Neilson Poe
Orphans' Court of Baltimore
Edgar Allan Poe
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Federal Gazette
Frederick Examiner
Baltimore Chronicle
Poe
Orphans’ Court
John A. Inglis
Carroll
Josephine E. Clemo
Edgar Atlan Poe
Edgar
Westminster Church
Clem Studebaker
W. F. Nesbit
Indiana
Calvin Ellis
Boston
Howard College
Grand Trunk
Stevensville
Ont
Chicago Iroquois
Cook County
Democratic
Washington
Treasury
Philadelphia
New Orleans
D.T. Wadsworth& Co
Ishpeming, Mich
H. O. Young
Arctic Court Hearings Highlight Garlington Paper Dispute
Contradictory testimony emerged at the Proteus Court as Captain Pike and Lieutenant Garlington's counsel debated the so called supplementary instructions. Hazen defended the signal service amid accusations of ignorance and incompetence, while witnesses disputed who possessed and conveyed the disputed paper, labeled inclosure 4, and its connection to Garlington's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasketos
Pike
Proteus
Arctic Board
Greeley
Linden Kent
Garlington
Protens
Reng
Signal Office
Hazen
Navy Department
Kent
Garington
Caziner
Proteus Court
Powell
Slazen
General Hazen
St. Johns
Greneral Hazen
Littleton Island
Clapp
Ceziare
Caziare
General Trazen
Gartington
Caviare
Proteus Party
Propaganda Debates Irish Clergy Links and Fenians
Foreign intelligence reports a Propaganda meeting Tuesday to examine Errington's proposals on Irish clergy conduct and to sever ties with agitators in Ireland. The note highlights American Fenians and hints at action from a moral view. The piece also notes Greece's loan bill and other political events, including a cabinet council and jute mill closures in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errington
Ireland
Victoria Weites
Victoria
Journal of Life In
the Highlands
Greece
Chamber of Deputies of
Northern Pacific Directors Accept Willard Resignation
New York January meeting of the Northern Pacific Railroad board accepts President Henry Villard’s resignation due to health and stress. The letter pledges to aid stockholders and offer summaries of his administration when health allows. Also reported: a separate incident in Haxsinat, Maine, where James Miller killed himself after a family dispute. severe cold in Chicago area. and seven day U S business failures totaling 319 in the United States and 29 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
New York
The
Northern Pacific Railroad
Frederick Billings
Ashbel H. Barmey
John W. Ellis
Stosweji G. Rolston
Robert Norris
Thomas F. Oakes
J. Pierrepont Morgan
August Belmont
J. L. Stackpole
Benjamin Cheney
John C. Bullitt
Henry E. Johnston
Henry Villard
Sk. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Ren
Fires and assaults dot late-news roundup across states
A flood of brief items reports Sherman’s Middleboro shovel works destroyed by fire on the 3d, a Malekwan lumber yard fire, large losses and insurance gaps, plus a Kentucky misfortune. Other notes describe a Paris cab driver strike, storms in Ontario, political shifts in Chicago, a political arrest and a hanging plan thwarted, maritime drift and shipboard incidents, and multiple local obituaries and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Middleboro
Stass
Furniture and Lumber Company
Malekwan
James E. Farmion
Grand Lapis
Alass
Robert Moore & Co
Baltimore
Carrien
Ferry
Paris
Ontario
Chicago Press Club
J. 13. Bradwell
The
Legal News
Clarence M. Barton
Washington
Emma Bond
Hillsboro
Marseilles
Glick
Kansas
D. C. Haskell
Hickman Ky
John Jennings
Charles Boyd
Allegra
Thanksgiving Church
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Telegraph
Chotera St Aleranarid
Post Office Department
Alexandria
National Board of Health
State Department
Farnan
International Tribunal
Cairo
Mississippi River
Congress
Kentucky
Louisville
Courier Journal
Hopkinsville
James A. Wallace
Bank of
Wallace
Ag Gan
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hooda
Awd
Bane Ball League
Pushanecemta
American Association
Union League
Eastern League of Professional Clubs
Foreign Intelligence
Baingteys
Alberti Wrightman
Grant Silcox
Middlemiss
James ' Sc
Antessta St. Peterserna
Sudeilin
Cadinet Council
Boxpox
JUTE
Syrell & Milroy
Jute Mills
Dundee
Scotland
Northern Pacific
Haxsinat
James M. Miller
Miller
Chicago
Cmcaco
da. m
Omaha
Dubuque
Lle
Evarne Amen
Lems
Wooster
Ohio
Sarah McMonigal
Yrstenlay
Wayne County
Ilmerica
Andrew McMonion
Carlisle
Sarah Glendenning
Drasband
Lemuel Jeffries
Manitoba
Zephers
Flamen
Poi
Aperrimia
Snowden
Annapolis
Annapolis & Elkridge
Nicholas Deale
Coulburn
Gables
Pailadelpica
James L. Rok Jing
A. J. Rogers
Pennsylvania Railroad
William B. Pettit
Pullman Palace
CoLumbus
Enquirer-Lynx
Chipley
Georgia
L. A. Beall
Atlants
Lynn
Montgomery
Wirtner & Alling
Monroe
ST. James
RED Cross
Oakley
Center Street
Lyon Bros.’ Palace Drug Store
J.A. Staph
W.C. Zimmermann, Jr
Dunkirk
Weyl Block
A. H. Marsh
Gidley & Bloss
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