Washington General News Rumors and Nominations
A scrambled Washington dispatch notes the President’s nomination of Albert for United States Treasurer, a reshuffle in Treasury posts, and appointments of internal revenue officials. Also reported are state party conventions in Vermont and Michigan, economic updates, and a fatal hotel fall of actress Louisa Morton in Chicago.
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Blatod
Washington
Benate
Albert Hie
Nebraska
United Sates
John C. New
Wyman
Alaiabiaal
Hi Yaryan
Internal Revenue Department
Atonit
Wirliam
John ¢. Hew
Ieee Hs
Iowa
Godrigo DB. Cummings
Senoir
Reformed Episcopal Church
Lutherville
Fort Fetterman
Crook
Henry
Nunsell
Michigan
Lansing
Tickatin
Alvert Willards
Rev. Ee Carlis
Mourritt Moord
A.‘L. Chubb
D. P. Sagendorf
J. W. McKiver
of Land
E. I
Fragmented OCR summary of 19th century market notes
Fragmented text references markets and prices for wheat oats rye barley pork and cattle. Mentions cash prices and futures with scattered figures and descriptors, plus vague political and electoral phrases. Contains numerous garbled terms, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities.
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Cansel
Dssun
Lars Aia Wauirinnimedy
Michigan
Vong
Candidalear
Oticars
Snd
Chicago
Aise
Buteliers
Torcholce
War threats rise as Balkan frontiers alarm Europe
Dispatches report Turkish frontier hostilities loomed after Serbia rejected a peace ultimatum. Serbian troops crossed the frontier with 8,000 irregulars marching on Sarajevo. Panic spread across Paris financial markets over a potential Russia Britain clash. Bulgaria declared independence amid turmoil.
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Aixty
Servie
Danubian
Flervia
Bergiven
Accoupina
Bervian-Vohmers
Belgrade
Milan
Servia
Bulgaria
Athens
Greece
Corinth
Bern
Constantinople
Senate and House Amendments Sweep Through Appropriation Bills
Powerful congressional action amends the Army and other appropriation bills in the Senate and House. A new Conference Committee is named on several measures including post office, naval, and Sundry Civil items. The silver coin bill and tax issues trigger further debates and approvals as lawmakers push funding and policy changes.
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Senate
Gaa
Trenaury
Renin
Indian Territory
Peteri Ng
Trent Anid
House
Hera
United States
Kansas
National Democratic Convention Opens in St Louis
Delegates gather at the St Louis Chamber of Commerce for the Democratic National Convention. Augustus Echell of New York presides, with Henry Watterson as temporary chair and Phoebe W. Cozzens urging woman suffrage. Resolutions on currency, reform, and civil service are discussed as committees are formed.
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St. Louis
Massachusetts
T.c.walker
Iowa
K. Donovan
Oho
Daniel Able
Missouri
Woman's National Buffrage
Phoebe W. Cozzens
National Association
Hayes
Olinois
Committee
Territories
District of Columbia
Committee On Permanent Organization
John A. McClernand
Tilinola
Prince
Boston
New York
Platform Committee
Ae Wasalgo
Workingmen’s Central Union
Wallot
Siates
Committee On
Meredith
Bied
Héra' Y Qnyaln
Caitle
Vach
United
Republican Party
Democratic National Convention Nomination Details
The Democratic National Convention underway with bitter roll calls and multiple ballots. William Tilden, Hendricks, Bayard and Parker emerge in early votes as candidates, leading to Tilden's unanimous nomination for President and Hendricks for Vice President on the third day.
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Bayard
Delaware
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Allen
Missouri
Ohio
West Virginia
Parker
New Jersey
Indiana
Timnois
Gov. Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
J. Alabama
Walter L
Arkansas
John J. Gumter
Gafni
Frank MéCeppin
Colorado
Bela M. Hughes
Connecticu
Lliam H. Barnum
Roberson Iceman
Florida
Gen. WcCail
Titnote
William ¢ Gondy
Thomas Tolin
Er Mom
Ham
Kansas
Fu Eury- D
Melcury
Maine
ES Wilson
Horsey
Jonas Adiedoari
John G
Massachusetts
F. C. Prince
Michigan
Edward Taintor
Minnesota
Lochran
Oregon
Jao Hittaker
Nevada
Keating
Ebraska
L. Miller
New York
Rorem Beewi
Alexander Egampoelly
Fa'futare Nationa
Centennial pay and ten day adjournment debate
The article discusses proposed ten day adjournment for Congress and temporary pay provisions for officers and troops. It mentions centennial events in Philadelphia and debates over authorized appropriations and printing delays during the period.
Mow He Screwed Him Up in the Country Corner Tale
A garbled reminiscence recounts a man regaling friends with a dubious scheme to cheat neighbors in a rural setting. He notes talk of third and fifth shares in a crooked contract and a plan to ride off after confrontation with various locals. The speaker mentions Jackson and a misadventure tied to a race or ride.
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Billy Wethage
Billy
Tank
Hans
Jones
Jackson
Mise
Fragmented Prose on Secrets and Confidence
An incomplete, jagged passage discusses trust and fear of disclosure. It contrasts excessive confidants with the anxiety of secrets being revealed, portraying a tense mistrust of daily relations and safety in private thoughts.
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Michigan Central Railroad Company
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En Vico
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Navy
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England
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Lcan
House of Representatives
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Madi
Voorhees
Brown
Tennessee
Hoy
Pennsylvania
Trumble
Davis
West
Irginia
Hardee
Atrickea
Yeas
Majoritiev
Wereyes
Ingo Whittig
Bénator
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Abbott
Hee Creoy
Joel Parker
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Illinois
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Hancock
Alabama
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