Presidential Appointments and Ormsby Court Martial
The president announced consular postings to Halifax Shanghai Constantinople Rio de Janeiro Saint Petersburg Glasgow and Brussels. Ensign George F Ormsby was dismissed from the naval service by court martial for disobedience and disrespect. The ruling follows his attempts to avoid orders and his clashes with Navy officials.
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Wasnixeton
Wakefield G. Frye
Maine
Halifax
John A. Leonard
Minnesota
United States
Shanghai
Searcy Sweeney
Indiana
Constantinople
Oliver H. Dockery
North Carolina
Rio de Janeiro
Oliver H. Simons
Colorado
St. Petersburg
George W. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Brussells
Levi W. Browne
Ohio
Glasgow
Washindton
George F. Ormsby
Naval Service
Ormsby
Navy
Richfield Springs
Cincinnati
Monongahela
Samoa
Secretary of the Navy
Los Angeles
Del
Mare Island
Commodore Harmoney
Ensign
Whitney
Ensign Ormsby
Sailors from Vandalia Wrecked at Samoa Seek Aid in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 15 a report states Vandalia sailors wrecked at Samoa are stranded with no money and rely on charity. Trenton men received their pay while Vandalia crew lost pay due to missing paymaster and ship records and have not been paid since March 16, leaving them discharged without wages.
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San Francisco
Samoa
Trenton
Statement clears Sabin wife of asylum claim
E C Tayntor of New York asserts Mrs. Sabin, wife of Minnesota Senator D M Sabin, was admitted to a Flush ing, L I institution with her consent and under no coercion. He states she remains free to come and go and to receive visitors, countering reports of detention during divorce proceedings.
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New York
D. M. Sabin
Minnesota
E. C. Tayntor
Broadway
New York City
Sabin
After a Clan-na-Gael Man
Pinkerton detectives sweep the coal region for Jas Ferry a Clan na Gael book agent who warned Dr Cronin of his impending fate and is sought after for questioning in connection with the Cronin case two Clan na Gael men aided the warning authorities seek Ferry across Wilkes Barre and surrounding districts
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Wilkesbarre
Pinkerton
Jas Ferry
Clan-na-Gael
Cronin
Ferry
The President's Contribution to Flood Sufferers
Washington Paris June 15 The total contributions for flood sufferers by the citizens of Washington reach 252000. E Kuntz Johnson treasurer of the citizens relief committee has received a communication from E W Hararp private secretary to the president inclosing a 300 check payable to Johnstown relief. The president authorized the mayor of Johnstown to draw on him for this amount after the disaster. No draft has been drawn yet and the president will inform if one is made.
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Washington
E. Kuntz Johnson
Citizens Relief Committee
Mr. Johnson
Johnstown
Beaver
Washington Fund
Pennsylvania
Children send 127 garments for Johnstown flood victims
A letter from Levi P Mortos of Rhinecliffe-on-Hudson dated June 10 1889 reports his two young daughters aged 10 to 14 prepared and sent 127 items of clothing to aid the homeless flood survivors in Johnstown Pennsylvania. The apparel, either handmade or funded by the girls, was dispatched free by American Express for distribution to the affected in the recent disaster, with the girls expressing deep sympathy and requesting help from Adjutant General Hastings.
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Johnstonn, Pa
Hastings
Johnstown
American Express Company
Levi P
Mortos
Ellerslee
Rhinecliffe - On - Hudson
Watuter
Kansas City
Whittier
Missouri
J. Whittier
M. D
Ninth St
Chippewa Outbreak Telegram Reports Tensions Near Mille Lac
June 15 Mora station reports Chippewas near Mille Lac resisting settlers with killings and expulsions. Three companies of Third Infantry dispatched from Fort Snelling to quell trouble. Captain Stouch reports one man shot but details unclear. Officials seek confirmation of actual facts.
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Washietoy
Mora Station
Mille Lac Reservation
Merriam
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
Stouch
Mora
Stouch. Ringer
Crook
R. Wirnrass
Suit for Criminal Libel in U S Circuit Court
Charles Alf Williams, former Minneapolis Tribune editor, files a $50,000 libel suit against Gazette Publishing Co in Minneapolis federal court. He accuses a 1837 editorial in the Tribune denouncing President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland, amid a newspaper feud with Gazette editor C F Cochran. Attorneys include Senator C K Davis Maj William Warner and John S Crosby.
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Sr. Jor
Charles Alf Williams
Minneapolis Tribune
Today
United States
The
Gazette Publishing Company
Williams
Herald
C. F. Cochran
Gazette
Minneapolis Trisele
Behring Sea Seizures Not Likely This Season
Ottawa report states S H Webb of New Westminster believes England and the United States reached an understanding to forgo seizures of British vessels in the Behring sea this season. He says an international conference will be sought after the Alaska Fur Company contract ends to protect seal fisheries in the Behring Sea and South Pacific.
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Ottawa
Ont
S. H. Webb
New Westminster
B. C
England
United States
Behring Sea
Alaska Fur Company
South Pacific Islands
Agitating a New Cable Between San Francisco and Honolulu
San Francisco June 15. J F Waterhouse a Honolulu capitalist arrived today aboard the steamship Umatilla. He aims to form a company to build a cable linking San Francisco and Honolulu at an estimated cost of 1 500 000. The Hawaiian government is willing to contribute 3 000 000 to 5 000 000 with the rest raised in the United States by stock subscriptions.
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San Francisco
J. F. Waterhouse
Honolulu
Umatilla
United States
Ex-Governor Foster Chairs Sioux Council Meeting
Ex Governor Foster, chairman of the Sioux commission, and Major Warner addressed the Indians at council today. The Indians listened attentively and will consider several days before deciding on action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prive Rice AgEncy
Foster
Sioux Commission
Major Warner
Farmers Organize in Dickinson County
Abilene June 15 A permanent organization of the farmers of Dickinson county was formed at a largely attended convention. Officers named were W E A Week Dillon president and J H Taylor Pearl secretary. The secretary will organize sub alliances throughout the country.
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Abilene
Dickinson County
W. E. A. Week
Dillon
J. H. Taylor
Pearl
Boarders Wanted During Normal at 1142 New York Street
A brief notice seeks borders for a residence at 1142 New York Street. The contact mentions Mas Sanan Sack and invites applicants to inquire for details.
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New York Street
Mas
Sanan Sack
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