Johnson Confirmed Surveyor General of Arizona in Senate
In an executive session on the 21st the Senate confirmed Royal M. Johnson as Surveyor General of Arizona and adjourned to January 7. In the House the Speaker showed a message from the President with the Secretary of State's report and papers on the Patrick O Donnell trial conviction and execution, laid on the table for future action. Speaker Carlisle announced standing committees and adjourned to January 7.
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Senate
Royal M. Johnson
Arizona
House
Secretary of State
Patrick O’donnall
Spenaker Carlisie
Domestic clearing houses show weekly gains and trade optimism
The week ending the 22d saw domestic clearing house totals reach 1,000,172,7738 dollars, up from 1,045,148,883 the prior week, signaling improved general trade. A long list of incidents follows including murders, avalanches, derailments, lynchings, and disasters across the United States and Canada, with notable cases in North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Colorado, New York, and elsewhere.
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United States
Chatham Church
Moncure
N. C
Olive Gunter
Joan Amstratz
Lima
Lake Erie & Western Track
Ouray
Col
Virginia
Richard von SternverGeln
New York
America
McDade
Tex
Carrain
Regina
Philadelphia
Cork
Watp
Minneapolis
Minn
Syndicat
Allendale
A. J. Coursey
Allenville
Red Coursey
C. M. Lee
Athol
Mass
Tne Bark Mohawk
New Haven
Loraine
Ohio
Cincinnati
Rich Mountain
Beverly
W. Va
Marshall Basin
Colorado
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Everglades
Florida
New Orleans
Wersz Steven
Louisiana
Gresham
Washington
Washington surrender marked by salutes and bells in 1776 events
Reports note Fort Commnus firing a national salute and Independence Hall bell rung a hundred times on the 24th to mark Washington's surrender of command. Other items include deaths, naturalization refusals, factory payouts, conventions, and public notices across the era.
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Truax
O’donnell
Carey
New York
England
Columbus
Joan H. Drea
Philadelphia
Delanco
N. J
Standard Fire ‘Office
London
General Grant
Atchison, Kan
Mackenzie
Department of Texas
Military Insane Asylum
Harriet Martineau
Old South Meetinghouse
Boston
Emancipation Ceremonies and Notable Addresses
Mrs Livermore presided at the emancipation ceremonies Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd Garrison delivered addresses General Grant left his house injuring his leg Sheridan reports missing Charlie McComas with Chiricahua Indians at San Carlos Idaho governor refuses salary over duty lapse Rev L W Warren Georgia Methodist Bishop marries Colorado cattle king widow with two children and 2 000 000 dollars
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Joes
Livermore
Wendell Phillips
William
Lloyd Garrison
Grant
Sheridan
Charlie McComas
San Carlos
Joan N. Inwin
Idaho
L. W. Warren
Georgia
Tiff
Colorado
Far flung world shocks report from Paris to Newfoundland
A roundup of incidents includes a passenger train crash near Paris with many deaths and injuries. De Lesseps asserts Suez Canal remains French controlled. Severn boiler explosion off Cartagena kills seven. Other items: Vanderlinden arrest for murdering sixteen to claim life insurance, Kantakuzin named Bulgarian War Minister, fears of American pork disease, Haution rebellion ends, Zebec earthquake in Bohemia, a double murder suicide in Hanover, Harbor Grace assault casualties, Chinese import ban by Trades Congress, Khartoum garrisoned by Egyptian troops, Smyrna earthquake impact report.
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Paris
Avricourt
France
de Lesseps
Suez Canal
Severn
Carthagena
Mar. Vanderlinden
Leyden
Holland
Kantakuzin
Bulgaria
M. Bert
Chicago
London
Jeremie Miragoane
Zebec
Bohemia
Coronel H. R. Ratasone
Ira Harris
Albany
N. Y
Hanover
Germany
Avis Patca
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Carboneer
Trades Congress
Toronto
Ont
Khartoum
Smyrna
Boston Journal
Major imperial news and local incidents reported
Seven day summary notes US and Canada business failures by region, a Brooksville Florida double lynching, Treasury surplus forecast of 142 million dollars, a Denver snowslide toll of 27 dead, revivalist preacher narrowly escapes a stray bullet, embezzlement at a Providence savings bank, death of General A. A. Humphreys, freezing deaths near Jersey City, a Nevada Missouri mass execution, fires destroying mills in Ontario and Massachusetts, Emma Bond case updates, and a Cape Girardeau pursuit-turned-ambush leading to multiple deaths and wounds.
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United States
Canada
New England
Middle
Western
Southern
Pacific States and Territories
Provinces
Brooksville
Fla
United States Treasury
Washington
Denver
Mx. Freepry
Shreve
Samuel C. Blodgett
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McCann
New York
Jennie Smith
Erie Railway
Jersey City
Nevada
William Fox
Thomas Howard
A.G. van Egmond
Seaforth
Ont
Henry & Co
West Chelmsford
Mass
Emma Bond
Hillsboro
Rona
John Montgomery
Kimball
Cape Girardeau
James
Andrew Davis
Complete list of House Committees and selections
The list enumerates House committees and select members from various states and parties. It includes Judiciary, Appropriations, Commerce, Foreign Affairs, War, Navy, Public Lands, Railways, Education, Pensions, and many more with named members such as Tuckar, Hammond, Hatch, Curtin, Cox, Rosecrans, Curtis, and Bland among others.
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Adaing
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Petibone
Ler
Pennsylvania
Valentine
Hepburn
Iowa
Har
Morrison
Milla
Blount
Blackburn
Howitt
New York
Herbert
Hurd
Jones
Arkansas
Kelley
Kon
Brckinley
Ohio
Hiscock
Hansell
Bardall
Orney
Bolan
Hancock
Townshend
Hutchins
Follett
Barnes
Kolfer
Cannon
Ryan
Calkins
Horr
Washburn
Judiciary
Tuckar
Hammond
Culbertson
Texas
Moulton
Broadhead
Dorsheimer
Collins
Senoy
Reed
Maine
E. B. Taylor
McColld
Brown
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Poland
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Ermen
Tron Potter
Huot
Miler
Candleras
Yaplo
Brumm
Agcams
Illinois
Henderson
Hooper
Bland
Nichols
Pusey
Lanham
Tul
Dowd
Hardley
Shelford
Lacey
Chace
Everhart
Una
Commerce
Reagan
Clardy
Duan
Seymour
Glasscock Woodward
Boyle
Barksdale
O'Neill
Davis
Hainois
Wadsworth
Long
Stewart
Vermont
Peters
Willis
Blanchard
Tones
Alabama
Gibson
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Houseman
Cox
Morse Talbot
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Eaton
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Muchide
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Thomas
Golf Jr
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Reese Ward
Cosgrove
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Rrogers
Taylor
Tennessee
Paige Bingham
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Wake
Wakefield and
McCormic Railways
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Hoblitzell Murphy
Paize
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Furner
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James
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Campbell Mines
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Caseig Alexander
North Carolina
Ther
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Henley Thomas
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Kay
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Candjer
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Evans
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Aard
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Green
Shelley
Brewster
Bille
Necco
Snyder
West Virginia
Yupte
Olmeentucky
O'Hare
General Grant Sustains Severe Fall on Icy Sidewalk
New York reports former President Ulysses S. Grant fell on an icy sidewalk near his Fifth Avenue home while tipping a cabman at Christmas. He suffered intense pain in his left leg with suspected bruising and possible circulation issues. doctors evaluated for fracture, noting sciatic nerve and muscle bruising. Grant, nearly sixty two, remained in bed with care from his valet, coachman, and physicians. prognosis uncertain, may keep to home for two weeks.
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Tas
L. AH. Stimpson
Grant
The Crops of 1888. Preliminary Crop Estimates
Washington December 28 Prof J Dodge Statistician of the Agricultural Department has completed preliminary estimates for 1888. Corn yield per acre about 22.7 bu, 12 percent below the long term average, with total around 1.551 billion bushels. Quality concerns may depress value. state variations noted. Wheat above 400 million bushels. Cotton around 6 million bales. Additional tests and follow up investigations planned after harvest.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
J. Dodge
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Hingish Iawa
Nebraska
Kansas
Wealthy Mason County Family Fights Trinity Church Claim
The Edwards family of Mason County West Virginia seeks to establish ownership of Trinity Church property. They claim eight or nine acres in York City and thousands of acres on the Hudson River as part of their estate valued at about 64 million dollars. A Clifton reunion produced an attorney who went to New York to begin heir interests steps.
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Steever
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Blair
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Emma Bond
Hillsboro
John A. Montgomery
Thomas Rogers
Buffalo
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Erie
James Brandt
George Walker
Henry
Beau
el Paso
Tex
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Conn
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Edwards
Mason County
W. Va
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Reading
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Ida
Black River
Piedmont
Washington Dispatch
Wheenie
York City
Hudson River
Clifton
Died from Too Much Dancing in Battprore
Adalene Kolkavwoski a 21 year old immigrant from Poland died in Battprore Md after several hours of dancing at a Bohemian hotel Christmas night. Two physicians were summoned but could not revive her. Her sister, a married woman whose husband lives in Chicago, accompanied her.
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Adalene Kolkavwoski
Poland
Chicago
Adalene
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