Cleveland Names Four Cabinet Members in Official Announcement
President elect Cleveland publicly confirms Walter Q. Gresham as Secretary of State, John G. Carlisle as Secretary of the Treasury, Daniel S. Lamont as Secretary of War, and Wilson S. Bissell as Postmaster General. He states there will be no secrecy and will publish further acceptances as received.
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Cleveland
Russia
United Press Reporter
Walter Q. Gresham
Illinois
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
the Treasury
Daniel S. Lamont
New Yorks
Wilson S. Bissell
Buffalo
Hoke Smith
Hilary A. Herbert
Henry G. Kress
Wisconsin
Cork
New York
Chicago
Gresham
Iil
Judge Gresham
Washington
Russia to send war squadron for Chicago Exposition display
St Petersburg reports the Emperor will dispatch a large Russian squadron to the United States for the Hampton Roads naval display opening the Chicago Exposition. The fleet will visit Cherbourg or Brest to honor France and visit the Duke of Edinburgh at Devonsport, commanded by Admiral Karnkoff but nominally under Grand Duke Alexei as Lord High Admiral.
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St Petersburg
Russia
United States
Hampton Roads
Cherborrg
Brest
Duke of Edinburg
Devonsport
Karnakoff
Grand Duke Alexia
4 Young Lady's Sad Plight
Miss Hallie Hall daughter of the Rev Mr Hall of the Presbyterian church Warsaw Indiana suffers a terrible malady. Her feet were frozen months ago and after soaking in cold water skin grew tender gangrene set in and doctors fear both feet may have to be amputated. Miss Hallie is a popular Chicago Art School graduate and an artist for several Chicago papers.
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Hallie Hall
Hall
Presbyterian Church of
Chicago Art School
Chicago
Wreck on the Nickel Plate Near Girard Pa
A westbound freight on the NY, Chicago and St Louis line derailed near Girard Pennsylvania. Fireman William Lapwaluer of Mosstown died. Engineer G W Wilkeng of Conneaut injured. Head Brakeman John Walters of Covocant Quobic injured. Conductor Mike Ryan slightly hurt. Pennsylvania Company fights Order of Railroad Telegraphers as workers at Louisville New Albany and Jeffersonville face non union replacements. Monterey vessel commissioned at Mare Island Navy Yard in San Francisco.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Girard
William Lapwaluer
Mosstown
G. W. Wilkeng
Conneaut
John Walters
Covocant
Qobic
Mike Ryan
Louisville
Pennnsylvanis Company
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Fire in the Fason district destroys several firms
A blaze in the Fason shoe district burned Clapp & Co Daniela & Co the Brearnes Shoe Company Riley & Co Haynes Sparrow & Co and Sim mons Hatch & Whitten. Loss estimated at $300000. Fire crews battled the flames as many firms were gutted.
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Fason
Clapp & Co
Daniela & Co
Brearnes Shoe Company
Riley & Co
Haynes, Sparrow & Co
Simmons, Hatch & Whitten
College of Physicians At
Philadelphia
Congress
Wears
New Jersey
Leon Abbott
New Jersey Supreme Court
Edward W. Scudder
The
Universal Order of Telegraphers
Order of
Pittsburg
Agen Ral
William Samton Henney
Wallabout Market
New York
Supreme Court
Atrne U
Cholera Deaths In Marseilles And Transatlantic Fires Abroad
Fifty people die from cholera in Marseilles over four days. A British ship wins 27500 for towing Noordland to Queenstown. Panama trials convict De Lesseps and associates with prison terms and fines in varied francs. Liquidation of Polson Iron Company ordered in Toronto. English claim to Toronto land facts. US financial notes on deficits and gold flows. Regional turmoil described in Nicaragua Honduras and El Salvador with martial law and travel passes.
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Marseilles
France
Red Star
Noordland
Queenstown
Chip
Panama
M. Ferdinand de Lesseps
M. Charles de Lesseps
M. Marius Fontane
M. Cottu
M. Hilvel
Review of Trade
Senate
House
New York
Treasury
Nicaragua
Honduras
Daniel Bweeny
San Francisco
Valdez
Sayers
Salvador
Sweeny
Indiana House considers and passes ballot printing ban amid varied measures
The Indiana Legislature debated the ballot printing ban in the House and passed it by a wide margin. Several bills advanced or failed in both chambers including apportionment changes, prison labor abolition, railroad labor rules, school fund interest, cemetery land, and a broad anti counterfeit/anti tobacco bill.
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House
Mesars
Adel
Rudabaugh
Barnes
Indiana
Senate
Fulk
Demovcrat
Wishard
Lawrence
Orange
Jay
Adams
Wells
Blaesford
Deery
Eist
Heneh
E Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Vunat
Wendh
Committees On
Kopelke
Bell Tobasco
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Chattanooga
Mary A. Moore
Tom Blunt
Tennessee River
Monterey
Mare ‘Land Navy Yard
Western
Gerrit Lyons
St. Louis
Ketchum
Missouri House
Lloyd E. Wolfe
Indianapolis Lumber Company
Chapin C. Foster
David Williamson
Edward H. Shob
San Francisco Examiner
T. G. Phelps
Tychsen & Bausch
Lincon, Neb
Pine Ridge
Deadwood
Hermosa
Dexter
Thomas N. Doherty
Lincoln
Noeb
Goss
Dungan
Col
Walsh
Mr. Floyd
Floyd
Clark and
Divison
Southern
Texas Senate
McComb
Texas
Rutland
Wall Rock
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Horace G. Aliss
First National Bank
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Cleveland
Boies
W. S. Buchanan
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Sam
Hawaiian Islands
Alingten
Hull
Stevens
Ihereby
United States of America
John J. Steven
C. ('. Wiltae
United States Navy
United Sates Sreamaup Noeton
Provisional Government
Hoas
Cape Ne
LauLey
Porrk
Muas Peregrecery
Indiana Legislature
Cy Biyant
Railresd
Emplo
McMullen
Kopenske
Lake County
Delaware County
Grant County
House of
Fippin'a
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