Conkling Plans No Re election Amid Senate Vacancy Talks
May 19 dispatches report that Republicans aim to contest New York Senate vacancies without a caucus, eyeing elections on May 31. Conkling apparently resigns and will not return to the Senate, while Albany sympathizers acknowledge Robertson as party leader, with Conkling’s allies cautious about his aims.
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Albany caucus drama over ex Senators and vacancies
A tangled political report details ex Senators and administration pledges amid a looming caucus deadlock. Leaders name Grant Crowley Cornell Folgar Lapham and Sharpe as potential replacements while Conkling Platt Arthur and top administration figures may shift the balance. Senator Robertson vows to finish the session as Merritt debates office transfer and a flower decked schooner yacht sits on Judge Robertson's desk as a symbol of goodwill from New York.
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OUE RAILROADS Mileage and Valuation Report 1881
Auditor Bone brake reports railroad assessment apportioned for 1881 across eighty counties. Total state mileage 8478.36 miles with value 22 671 999 57 dollars, average 6 518 01 per mile. Valuation over one eighth of state taxable value. mileage up 12 to cent and valuation up 104 per cent. End of the Morey Letter. Also libel case nolle prosequi in New York. Jockey Club races near New York and Denver robbery report.
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HEALTH OF MRS GARFIELD IN PROGRESS AND NOMINATIONS
From Washington health reports state Mrs Garfield slept well last night and has little fever taking nourishment, with belief she is out of danger. The White House received many visitors, and President Garfield prepared his final Senate nominations including Loring as Commissioner of Agriculture and Baxter as Surgeon General.
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River Dwina Flood Hits Archangel Homes and Lives
May 19 Archangel reports an overflowing River Dwina destroying many houses with believed high loss of life. British and other items note tensions with Russia over Jewish outrages. Derby betting odds shift as Don Pulano and Iroquois face wagers. Turkish forces prep for a new march into Persia as emisaries seek Porte intervention. Tunisian treaty text laid before chamber.
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Senator Kellogg Resolution on State Department Clerks Adopted
In May at the Missouri Senate Kellogg offered a resolution seeking names, appointment dates, and state charges of department staff, with Plumb adding requests about wartime service. Sherman opposed, urging executive session. after voting, Kellogg’s resolution passed, leading to an executive session. Also reports from the St. Louis produce market and stock market noted.
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The Markets and Prices From May 29 1942 York Money Market
Market report shows money rates and discount figures, with government and mercantile paper details. It covers produce and livestock at Lancaster and Kansas City exchanges, noting firmer wheat, cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, plus cash barley and pork figures.
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Chicago May 19 1961 Trade Lands Strong Cotton Receipts
May 19 1961 Chicago market report notes brisk demand and higher prices with receipts totaling 14 000 and 700 in cold storage. Strong shipments and active trading reflect a tightening market as figures show improved activity and price shifts across several commodities.
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