Ocean Subsidy and Treasury Actions Reported
The Ocean Mail subsidy dispute is outlined with President Cleveland and Postmaster General Vilas debating disbursement of 400000 dollars, the rate limits, and lines entitled to support. Cabine t advice is sought while officials report on postmasters appointments and treasury operations, including resignations and upcoming nominations in Alaska and Dakota.
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Wasnrxetoux
Cleveland
Vilas
Congress
Executive
Searle
Cox
New York
Turkey
Charles M. Shelly
Alabama
Treasy
Shelly
B. W. Beebe
Broadhead
Wis
Alfred P. Swineford
Michigan
William B. McConnell
Dakota
Alaska
Supreme Court of Dakota
Flenry B. James
Customs Division
Treasury Department
Secreary
Manning
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Gorwan
Rockville
Maurice Litsch
Mahanoy City
Jacob’ L. ' Bricker
John Slack
Bristol
Fenn
Mary MH. Edwards
Tenn
Harvey €. Moore
D. A. Hastings
Port Gibson
J. L. Meade
Hazlehurst
Miss
Treasury
E.G. Graves
A. G. Collins
Batavia
N. Y
Jordan
Snetva
Bureau
Manville Noyes
Turlington
Post Office Department
Henry B. James
James A. Howlett
B. Constante
Washington
Sneel
Howlett
Constante
Whitney
Ohio
Nathan Payne
Trunk Mystery Suspect Augustino Jurado Confesses
Augustino Jurado, brought from New York, is questioned at Central Station by Lieutenants Shea Kepley and Detective Banfield. He allegedly describes buying the trunk and checking it at the depot, with officers signaling a forthcoming confession in the Pittsburgh murder case. Expressman Charles Lessinger identifies Jurado as one of the Italians who hired him. Andrea Russo is released.
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Acqustine Jurado
New York
Pittsburgh
Cricaco
Augustino Jurado
Banfield
Filippo
Carusso
Central Station
Jurado 9
Shea
Eepley
Morris
Jirado
Shea Kepley
Kepley
Jurado
Charles Lessinger
Andrea Russo
Plague Stricken Plymouth Hospital Opens As Aid Flows
Fever ravages Plymouth. A schoolhouse converted into a hospital serves the afflicted with a medical corps and medicine wagon from Wilkes-Barre. Relief funds dwindle, two deaths reported, and many new cases emerge as authorities move to prevent spread.
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Winrespanna
Plymouth
Wilkesharre Hospital
Vote of Credit Passed as Censure Fails in Commons
London May 19 The House of Commons backed the vote of credit for war purposes by a 30 vote margin, rejecting the censure motion. Lord Mallington said forces would stay near Wady Halfa and Assouga, with Suakin held by civilized powers. The debate condemned government policy and noted Russia and Afghan frontier diplomacy.
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House of Commons
Khartoum
London
Mallington
Wady Halfa
Assouga
Suakin
Soadan
Suakim
Bérber
Gladstone
Lord Granville
Earl ‘of Kimerty
George Hamilton
Middlesex
Stafford Northcote
Lore
Loase
Mr. Chamberlain
Henry Chaplin
Lincolnshire
Soudon
Lord Randolph’ Churchill
Ele
War Party
Real
Lord Hartington
Tensure
India
Leoa Dufferin
Russia
England
Penjdeh
Peter Lumsden
Lumsden
Peter
Karagorgemitz
St. Petersburg
Servia
Montenegro
Vienna
Ceniea
the Times
Odessa
Morning Chronicle
Suez
Suskim
Calcutta
Cunningham and
Burton
Revolt fears as Northwest Indians rise in Canada war
Ottawa reports a general uprising feared among Indians and half-breeds in the Northwest amid unsatisfactory outlook. Lord Mélgand recalled to advise from Ottawa as Middleton orders troops to front. Duck Lake report delayed, Sixty-second Fusileers drafted under Lt Col Maunsell.
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Northwest
Lored Melgand
Ottawas
Ottawa
Ont
Lond Mélgand
Lord Melgand
Middleton
John Macdonald
Duck Lake
Crozier
Maunsell
Congress of Churches Opens in Hartford Session
The American Congress of Churches opened in Hartford Connecticut with Rev. Henry B. Harrison of New Haven presiding. Officers announced include Vice President Lyman Athwelt of Cornwall and officials from Waterbury Philadelphia and Pittsfield among others. Clergymen and lay leaders assembled to discuss relations of a divided Christendom to aggressive Christianity.
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Congress of Churches
Iamford
Conn
Hartronp
American Congress of Churches
Harrison
Henry .B. Harrison
New Haven
John Henry Hopkins
D. B
Williamsport
Jonathan J. Jenkins
Pittsfield
Mass
Daniel A. Long
Yellow Springs
D. Merriman
D. D
Worcester
Wiliam W Wilberforce Newton
Joseph Anderson
Dh. D
Janes Francis
Ocean Steamer Helvetia Sinks After Tow Failure
The Belgian steamer Helvetia sailing Antwerp to Montreal sank near Scattary Island after days in ice offshore Cape Ray. Crew of 35 were saved aboard the Acadian after tow transfers. the vessel and cargo valued at about 400000 dollars. Also noted are preparations in New York to salute the Bartholdi Statue as Isere approaches, with Dispatch and Minnesota involved.
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Helvetia
Antewerp
Montreal
Scattary Island
Cape Ray
Alan Line
Adhailian
Trelvetia
Acadian
Bartholdi
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States
Dispatch
Minnesota
Narrows
Isere
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Dart
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Martin Kalueledch
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Prince of Wales
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Institution of Learning
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