Avondale Struggle Over Constance and the Duke
At Avondale Castle Lady Constance faces pressure from Mrs Menson and the Duke dAzzeglio as Frank Howarth fears losing her. Constance refuses a marriage to the duke yet the suitor presses, while a mysterious stranger plots and a threatening note arrives warning against marriage to the duke.
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Constance
Frank Howarth
Avondale Castle
Esake
Avondale Park
Duke d'Azzeguo
Avondale
Narrow escape as somnambulant wife nearly shoots husband
In Fairhaven Massachusetts a married man woke to find his wife sleepwalking and aiming a loaded revolver at him. The man, alarmed, seized her to avert harm as she wandered the house in her sleep, a nightly habit that led to the near shooting.
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Abe
Deadabilie
Crica
McKinley Seeks First Ballot Nomination With Broad Delegates
A Washington correspondent reports McKinley will command enough delegates to nominate him on the first ballot. Gen Grosvenor released a bulletin noting strong McKinley indorsements from Washington Wyoming West Virginia and North Carolina while free silver states remain uninstructed. Current tally shows 918 delegates elected, four from Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma awaiting convention action.
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Virginia
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Mindtan Territory
Lochren resigns as commissioner of pensions in U S
The President sent to the Senate nominations for William Lochren of Minnesota to be United States district judge for the district of Minnesota and for Dominic J. Murphy of Pennsylvania to be commissioner of pensions. Napoleon J. Dana of New Hampshire is nominated as first deputy commissioner of pensions. Judge Nelson, the outgoing commissioner, was appointed at the start of the current administration.
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William Lochren
Senate
Minnesota
United States
District of Minnesota
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Minnesota leaders push Lochren for U S judge seat
In 1858 President Buchanan appointed Lochren the longest serving judge in the U S courts and after his pension commissioner tenure friends press for his promotion to the bench upon Nelson's possible resignation. Sawyers in Minnesota back his appointment as United States judge.
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Buchanan
United States
Lochren
Nelson
Sawyers
Minnesota
Warning to the Arrogant Spaniard Maps McKinley Delegation Battle
The text notes states in play for McKinley with three contests amid a map showing territories. It cites a major Massachusetts verdict awarding Francis A. Daly $85,000 for a leg injury against Linass and Boston Street Railway. Judge Lochren is praised by the Minnesota Legislature. Murphy is linked to Cleveland’s era and Toban runs many office details.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk County
Baby McKee Remembered As Famous Grandson of Harrison
The article recalls Benjamin McKee Harrison's grandson known as Baby McKee. It notes his illness linked to pocu tonin and mentions his father J W McKee and the president’s familial ties. The piece reflects on his early fame during Harrison's White House years and the enduring public interest in the child.
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White Houne
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Murphy
London
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Cleveland
Toban
Athlon
Neralo
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Joseph
Austria
Bude Feegatn
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