Presidential Appointments and Navy Examiners Changes
The President issued appointments including John B. Stalle to Italy and W. L. Alden to Rome, with consuls named to Belfast Naples Kingston Jamaica Nagasaki and others. Navy officers promoted en route, comptroller disallows Loring's seed expense claims, and experts debate the Dolphin board report while many medical examiners are reassigned nationally with duties extending to 1888.
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Wasimscrox
John B. Stalle
Ohio
Italy
Bayliss W. Hanna
Indiana
Argentine Republic
Charles A. Daucherty
Pennsylvania
Rome
W. L. Alden
New York
Pierre M. B. Young
Georgia
St. Petersburg
George W. Sayare
New Jersey
Belfast
Edward Camphausen
Naples
Francis D. Gallery
Kingston
Jamaica
John M. Birch
West Virginia
Nagasaki
Oscar Bischoff
Kansas
Sonnebey
Richard H. Stoddard
Athens
Theodore W. Downs
Connecticut
Quebec
M. J. Newmark
California
Lyons
J. ©. Monaghan
Rhode Island
Mannheim
Wallace Jones
Florida
Messina
Navy
Benjamin P. Lamberton
William W. Reisinger
Albert Kantz
John F. Bransford
Durham
Agricultue
Loring
Riley
Department of Ariculture
National Museum
George A. Jenks
Interior Department
Lamar
Wil Eater
Jenks
Congress
Electoral Commission
Samuel J. Tiklen
Grant
War Department
Ensign Jefferies
Wales
Commissioner Black
Des Moines
Spencer M. Rice
D. W. Smouse
George P. Hanawalt
Dubuque
Pay Corps
Whitney
Ramsay
Fargnator
Elmer
Burwell
Knox
Classon
Farmer
Barton
McAllister
Gunner Summers
Naval Academy
Hendrickson
Rice
Todd
Prodhomme
Hill
Murphy
Perry
Rogers
Smith
Mount Vernon
Naval Board
Secretary of the Navy
General Grant Improves After Night Quiet at Saratoga
Sanatoca June 18 dispute dispatch reports General Grant rested well overnight for months and spoke better. He walked briefly with throat dressed, enjoyed sun on the eastern piazza, and received visitors including Chief Justice Ruger and others. Emerson Record photographed Grant with family, and a box of Vichy Spring water arrived from the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanatoca
McGregor
Grant
Emerson A. Record
Record & Epler
Harper Brothers
New York City
General Grant
Br. Douglass
Luther M. Wheeler
Saratoga Springs
Mountain Station
Court of Appeals
Ruger
Rapalls
Andrews
Miller
Earle
Danforth
Finch
Empire State
Saratoga
Douglass
Liberty Bell Returns to Philadelphia After New Orleans Exhibit
The old Liberty Bell arrived in Philadelphia from New Orleans with Mayor Guilotte and officials. A 1,500-strong procession escorted the relic to Independence Hall where ceremonies included remarks by New Orleans and Philadelphia officials. The bell will stay a few days as guests are hosted.
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Broad
Diamond Streets
Philadelphia
Continental Guards of
New Orleans
City Military
Philadelphia Fire Department
Irad Ferry Fire Company
Active Association of Volunteer Firemen
Chestnut Street
Independence Hall
Guilotte
Smith
Bartholdi Statue to Be Formally Received Friday
Isere arrives after a 27 day voyage from Rouen and anchors beside the Omaha. General Stone plans a Friday reception in the Governor’s room at City Hall after a grand military display. The statue weighs 220 tons in 214 pieces, to be presented to French officers and followed by a luncheon and a city tour.
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Isere
Sere
Rouen
United States
Omaha
Azore Islands
da Laune
General Stone
Bartholdi
Stone
de Laune
Isore
Finance Committee
la Flore
Newport
Gravesend
Azores
Fayal
Mayer
Chanter of Commerce
The Crops and Wheat Prospects in California and New England
June 18 report from Sprixcherp notes corn area larger than last year but damaged by insects and cold dry weather. Seed germination failures cause replanting, uneven stands, and potential unsaleable corn next fall. California wheat yield projected at about 24 million bushels, with most counties under half crop. acreage may shrink while fruit area expands. Bun- ker Hill Day in Charlestown marked by rainy morning, uneven parade, and lighter decorations.
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California
Sprixcherp
Department of Agriculture
San Francisco
Boston
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Ces
Sale of Cuba Rumor Denied by Spanish Leaders
New York June 18 The Heralds Mail Madrid correspondent reports Spain has not sent Senor Batanero to negotiate selling Cuba to the United States. Eltuyan says no ministry would permit a sale, Sagasta warns of revolution, Maret Labra and Castellar assert no party supports selling Cuba, and the government has no agents beyond its legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Senor Batanero
Cebe
United States
New York
Heralds Mairid
Washington
Cuba
Senor Eltuayen
Legation
Sagasts
Senor Maret
Senor Labra
Senor Castellar
Stage Coach Wreck Kills Man and Injures Several
A stage coach from Abilene to San Angelo overturned near Rock Bluff on a rocky downhill. J J Corkey of St Louis and J F Walters of Savannah were badly injured. Corkey cannot survive. W A Wright of San Angelo was uninjured among eight aboard.
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Lampsson
San AneEto
Tex
Abilene
San Angelo
Rock Bluff
Colorado River
J. J. Corkey
St. Louis
J. F. Walters
Savannah
Tunnels City
Corkey
W. A. Wright
el Paso
Galveston, Harrisburgh
San Antonio
Sanderson
Peter Murray
Larino
Lampasas
Nuevo Leon
Mexico
Monterey
Court of Appeals Rules Law Against Oleomargarine Map
The Court of Appeals holds the oleomargarine manufacturing law unconstitutional, stating it blocks competition and progress and infringes personal and property rights. The ruling says banning a substitute product is an improper, arbitrary suppression affecting legitimate trade.
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Sapatooa
N. Y
Court of Appeals
New Cabinet Conversations and Royal Arrival at Windsor
English cabinet talks center on filling offices for a full ministry to present to Parliament. Lord Randolph Churchill blocks Sir Stafford Northcote as leader while Sir Henry Drummond Wolff is named for Portsmouth. The Queen’s Windsor visit signals potential tacit Liberal-Conservative cooperation as a new government forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Lexpos
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Randolph Churchill
Stafford Northcote
House of Commons
Henry Drummond Wolf
Portsmouth
Randolph Churchill
William Vernon Harcourt
James Hall
Mardinge Stmmley Gifford
Launceston
Mr. Holmes
Mrr. Monroe
Ireland
Whiteley
Westbourne Grove
Bayswater
Palt Med Gazelle
M. Lessar
Afghan Boundary Commission
Marctts of Salisbury
Russia
Lord Randolph Chanchill
India
Salisbury
M. Blowitz
Paris
the Times
France
Tank
Philosphers
Berwix
Bares ‘von Manteuffel
Alsace
Lorraine
Carlsbad
Frederick Charles
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Iase
Mures
Aranjir
Vienna
Serio Mapnip
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Dunkirk
Ofice
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second Bt
Chautauqua Farher and
Dunkirk Journal
Colum Mons
Ana
Wade
ALL News
DR. Gzo
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Jhetween
Denkins N
Tod
M. CG
Ling House
Thugeleg Street
St DE
CaAny
Ea Ae Ahaa
Washington Street
Martin Kalbeesischs Sons
Fallon Street
Buffalo
Calkat
Manhattan Hotel
Cor
Brendwey, Cone and Lisponerd
Erie
Center Street
Capital Affairs
The
Eperedoes
Sr. Lots
Indian Territory
Bill Willliamson
Jones
Cimcago
Joseph Viana
Kate
South Robey Street
Ms Des
Barthold
New York Harbor
Hood
Long Eddy
Srnovessuna
Lucy Ann Slater
Delaware River
New York State
Mary Louise Perry
Lucy
Massachusetts
John Ryder
Rockland Lake
Sevnty
Pitteburgh
Prrispmen
Jane
Graff, Bennett & Company
Fort Pitts
Millvale
Wilson, Walker & Co
Soho
Moorhead
eClean & Co
Arbitration
Mahoning Valley
Lite
Hew
Strat
Tadhanapolle Buel
Erin
Iain
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