Cabinet Complete with Gary and McCook Cabinet Seats
The cabinet is filled as McKinley accepts Gary of Maryland for Postmaster General and McCook of New York for Secretary of the Interior. The roster lists Sherman, Gage, Alger, Long, McKenna, McCook, Gary, Wilson among others with Gary described as Maryland leader and party financier. James A. Gary is noted for long GOP service and marriage to Lavina W. Corme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
McCook
Mr. Gary
Maryland
Interior
de McCook
New York
McKin Jey
John Sherman
Olio
Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Ihnois
Russell A. Alger
Aichigan
Navy
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Joseph M'Kenna
California
J. J. M'Cqok
James A. Gary
Agriculture
Jamies Wilson
Iowa
Bmccook
Washington
Congress
Republican Party
Muarrland
Republican National Committee
Sr. Gary
Lavina W. Corme
Corrie family member Civil War veteran and cabinet figure
The text describes a man linked to James Corrie and the early days of the fighting McCook family. It notes his Ohio cavalry service, age around 62, and later roles as a lawyer, railroad attorney, and trustee of Princeton with church ties. He led or helped reorganize rail ventures and connected to prominent Protestant leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Corrie
Aperon
Aeven Dandhtera
E. Kesakegary
Tames
Gary
Union
Minny
Wepre College
Ohio
Jie
Rixih Ohio Cavalry
Cal
McCook
Diano Orailroad
Attiermes
Atchison, Tonoks and Santis Po
Ele
Princeton
Eider
New York Fifth
Mothers Congress in Washington Plans and Resolutions
The Mothers Congress adjourns in Washington after endorsing Universal Penan efforts and urging national training for mothers. It supports pupil kindergarten work, child welfare laws, and age rules for girls, praising Mrs Cleveland and announcing six months of Anna Besant lectures on theosophy while noting the Golden Jubilee of Mother Marcy Navies.
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Patt
Merch
Washington
Fisher
Peain
America
Harmionay
Agurvien Tay
Psec
Doles Cheney
Amd
Deery
Dilian Congress
Colnebin
Congress
Cleveland
Biincerr
Chase
Anaice Besant
India
Tury
Work of Congress in Washington Senate and House Actions
Comprehensive digest of congressional proceedings in Washington detailing the sundry civil appropriation of 50,044,743 and other measures including river and harbor funds, Passaic crevasse repair, National Guard rifles, famine relief pledges, and election case Benoit vs Boatner. Notes executive sessions, pension votes, immigration law debate, and treaty arbitration efforts with Ambrose Amidon, amid ongoing conference reports and adjournments.
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House
Senate
Outre
Mississippi
National Guard
Secretary of the Navy
Pacific
India
Benoit
Boatner
Louisiana
Roth Fienses
Bais Fetta
Stierinsam
Aph
Paris
Unclear OCR Item Sparks Sparse Name Droplets
Fragmentary text references odd measurements and a New Jersey arrest for digging a grave. Mentions Alpine Chih house at Barepe and obscured terms like Diehesart and antigynarians with scattered names and numbers.
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New Jersey
Diehesart
Barepe
Phil Xarch
Crisis Deepens as Crete Battles Escalate With Naval Bombardment
Turbulent Sunday in Halepa as Greek insurgents clash with Turkish forts while Italian and allied warships shell Cretan positions. Admirals signal coordinated action and marines brace for further strikes amid white flag warnings.
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Crete
Ganea
Nho
Halepa
Cannor
Melea
Finiepo
Reparation Demanded Over American's Cuban Prison Death
The United States seeks full reparation and a prompt, uncovered investigation into the death of American Dr. Ricardo Ruiz found dead in a Guanabacoa prison cell. Secretary Olney urged Madrid to reveal all facts quickly, amid skepticism over Spain’s past delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ricardo Ruiz
Guangbucon
Olney
Faylor
Madrid
Ruiz
Guanabacoa Jar
United States
Olney Pirapuees
Lee
Ross
Leare
Uncle Sam Suffers as Cuban War Shrinks Trade
A historical report notes Cuba's revolution beginning Feb 24, 1895 and details drastic declines in U.S. exports to Cuba from 1804 to 1896, with sugar, tobacco, bananas, and other goods hit. It cites sugar imports dropping roughly in half and overall commerce falling from about 95 million to far smaller figures due to war damage and disruption of Cuban plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Cubs
Unclear fragmentary dispatches from the Cuban crisis
Disjointed text describes insurgents, fort battles, and powder smoke near ships. Mentions Consul General Lee and inquiries into murder, with references to Madrid, Havana, and Cuban affairs amid a larger governmental response.
Hobart's New Home Promises Handsome Washington Residence
Vice President Erolart will occupy a prime residence in Washington described as one of the most beautiful on a full block of reflecting grounds. The White House inmates might envy its view of the Capitol monument, the new library building, post office tower, and tree lined avenues overlooking the city.
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Wistmastead
Erolart
Washington
Raney
14- Br
Postolice
Sirevia
Beliont Iteeli
Bradley Martin
Gathrie Brailes Martin
Knoxville Tribune
Martin
New Haven
Bradley Martins
Taos Post-Dispatch
Arkansas
Livia
Kansas City
Bradley Martin Hall
Beaver Times
John Nicholas Bhrawa
Peovidener Public Library
Wellsworth
St. Tavis Globe Democrat
Philadelphia Record
Hanna to Be Senator From Ohio Amid Shuffle
Republican National Chairman nominates Mark A. Tanna to succeed Jola Sherman as United States Senator from Ohio. Gov Bushnell defends timing of appointment while Senator Sherman resigns to join the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Tanna
Jola Sherman
United States
Ohio
Bushnell Lasene
Sherman
Meddinley
Fowill
New Baby at Harrison’s Ex-President Welcomes Heir
The home of ex President Elarrigom in Tadianapolis welcomed a daughter weighing eight pounds three quarters, born at 6:50 Sunday morning to Mrs Mary Lord Dimmick and the ex president’s latest wife. The birth follows a marriage last April and prompts telegram replies from notable national figures as family tensions ease and reconciliation is hoped.
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Senate
Yeas
Naya
Ais Hotyra
Exer
Amidon
North Pakots
Setporn
Sawiherize
Q Pats
J. AT. Wesniad
Fen iKentucky
Republcan
Danurhtar
Elarrigom
Tadianapolis
Mary Lord Dimmick
New York City
Lila
Tin
Sttle Warvison
Irregular News Snippets Spark Mixed Global Comments
A collage of foreign and domestic briefs notes critics attacking opera noise and war talk, arbitration hopes, and political jibes. It cites mentions of Cuba, Greece, Nevada, and European powers, along with social elite gossip about the Bradley Martins and public funds.
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Marcy Navies
Order of Sisters of Charity
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J. Elizabeth's
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Nancy G. Allabach
Peter H. Allabach
Pennsylvania
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Mahon Pag
Thad
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Russia
Greece
Tonsol Gereeal LE
Uncle Sam
Pell Piel
Thay
Tha Adtatenls
Cal Vascos
Aghini- Theaderi
Piatasia
Varsos
Admirsia
Poe
Horzes
Commissariat
Klefea
Ferma
Ines
Bsimesaigo
Canea
Hobart
Hanna
Republican Nationa
Tlon
Marena A. Lanna
Curahinga County
Saras
Marcus A. Hanna
Harrison's
Wordering
Grantley
Baron Grantley
William Gr. McVicker
Tondan
New York Press
Chicago Tribune
Washington Star
Boston Globe
Senator Hill
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Hivks
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Montréal Star
Charleston Harbor
Weyler
Trochas
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England
Baylent
France
Cairo
Nerida
Burt Mich
Morgan
Nevada
Corbett-Titzsimmons
Indianapolis Journal
Michigan
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Buffalo News
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Wwe
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