The King of Greece and Europe News Briefs Across Monarchies
The King of Greece orders reserve. Turkey offers to cede Thesmis and part of Epirus but not Janina Metzova Prevesa. Lord Ampthill elevated. Prince of Wales attends German royal wedding. Irish coercion bill passed. French tariffs imposed on foreign wheat. Fire, earthquakes, and deaths noted from Azores to Chicago with multiple casualties and industrial losses.
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Greece
Turkey
Thesmise
Epirus
Janina
Metzova
Prevesa
Garnet Wolseley
Ashantee
St. Michael’s
Azores
George Berkeley
Berkeley
Ney
Bonaparte
Marshal
Chatillon
France
Odo Russell
Chamber of Deputies
Irish Land League
Annesly
Longford
London
Chili
Obituary and political notes from the era
Brief items report Henry D. Cooke former governor of the District of Columbia dying at Georgetown in his 60th year and a Jay Cooke & Co. figure. Other notes: Henry W. Moore jailed for contempt before a St. Louis Grand Jury. John L. Frisbie nominated as Consul at Rheims. Senator Carpenter’s life insured for 50250. 3.8. Brown to be Garfield’s private secretary. Fernando Wood funeral in Washington with large attendance. Lewis Wehmond nominated for Consul General at Rome.
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Henry D. Cooke
District of Columbia
Jay Cooke & Co
Georgetown
D. C
Jay Cooke
Henry W. Moore
The
Dispatch
St. Louis
John L. Frisbie
Michigan
Rio Grande
St Rheims
Carpenter
Brown
Garfield
G. ¥. Rose
Fernando Wood
Washington
Trinity Cemetery
New York
Lewis Wehmond
Belfast
Ireland
Rome
Embezzlement and violence tales from early 1900s trials
Reports state William G. Bradley, formerly Princeton Postmaster in Caldwell County Kentucky, was arrested in Marion County Iowa on embezzlement charges involving 1500 in money order funds and opening registered letters. A New Mexico gambling saloon shooting left four men dead after a sudden snowstorm halted play. James Teller of Tompkinsville Kentucky was shot dead. William D. Smith and two women were arrested as alleged accomplices. The Senate and House debated numerous appropriation and district bills, adjourned with gaps, and observed tributes to Senator Carpenter amid procedural friction.
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Jameson
Cook County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Coma
Pennsylvampany
Philadelphia
New York
Hayes
John McArthur
Chicago
United States
Nebraska
Charlestown
Mass
New Orleans
Gen. Lee
Greenwood Cemetery
William G. Bradley
Princeton
Caldwell County
Marion County
Iowa
New Mexico
James Teller
Tompkinsville
William D. Smith
Weller
Smith
Patchi
Mrayaden
Dpearby Line
Mervekoesar
Bietht
Senate
Halifax Fisheries Commission
House of Representatives
Cox
B&b
Congressional Library
Arthur
Blaine
Wallace
Beck
Booth
Withers
Harris
Windom
Conger
Queston
Frye
Brave
Polk
House
Representatives
Carpenter
Mr.ox
House of Representa
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
Deadwood
Arizona
Carrieburg
W. Vai
Minneapolie
Conmieree
Iver
Harries Gill
Michigan
Nanas City
Ronadt
Department of Agriculture
Colling
Cook
Collins
Ieneral Assembly
Rte
Murphy
Lagih
Illinois State Dairymen’s Associa- Homrin
Roada
Lhvdies
Hinds
Death of Senator Matt H Carpenter in Washington
Washington February 24 Senator Matt H Carpenter died this morning at 9:30 in his home city after a long illness. Surrounded by family and physicians Dr Fox of Milwaukee and Dr Patel the Episcopal clergyman, his last hours were marked by moments of recognition and final appeals from loved ones.
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Milweukee
Dr. Fox
Mr. Carpenter
Matt
Patel
Matthew II
Carpenter
Jis
A L. Carpenter
Bright
Wisconsin
Fox
Washington
New York
Congress
Fae
Michigan Republicans renominate for Supreme Court and university posts
At the Lansing convention on February 28 the Michigan Republican state ticket was renominated with Isaac L. Muarston for the Supreme Court and James F. Joy with ex Governor Austin Blair for Regents of the State University. The event, tied to the National Anti Monopoly League, featured Pennsylvania Judge Black advocating rail restraint and Minnesota Senator Windom backing a poster telegraph system and limited corporate power.
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Michigan
Lansing
Isaac L. Muarston
State Supreme Court
James F. Joy
Austin Blair
State University
Mass
National Anti
Reagan
Texas
Thane
Soo
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APPLE
Aidates
John Jackson
Frank Otto
Nebraska City
Kellogg & McDougall
Buffalo
Louisville
Meyer
William
Havre
East Liverpool
William Sloan
Sloan
Montreal
Laconia
N. H
Moore & McLaren
San Francisco
Senator Carpenter
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