President approves succession plan and new New York sub treasurer
Washington reports the President signed a measure clarifying presidential succession if both the President and Vice President are unable to serve. It places the line of succession through the Secretary of State, the Treasury, War, Attorney General, Postmaster General, Navy, and Interior, in that order. Also announced is Charles J. Canda of New York named Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York City. he has ties to Brooklyn bridges and railroad firms. The Senate and House actions cover interstate commerce regulation, judicial salaries, and numerous bills including banking tax repeal, veteran pensions, livestock inspection, and an interstate commerce board.
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Brooklyn Bridge
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Thomas Jefferson
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Dakota
Gene John F. Hart
Ropt
National Soldiers’ Home
General McClellan
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Morrill
Carliste
Coloret Engineers
New York
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Uist
Ic Prelvo
James
Great Irish Mass Meeting in Chicago by Prominent Men
A packed Central Music Hall hosted Irish leaders and supporters as the Irish National League executive committee met in Chicago. Judge Thomas A. Moran presided, President Egan’s resignation was rejected, and a Parnell letter was read. The treasury showed $80,000 sent to Ireland since Boston, with $14,000 on hand. A Hendricka monument fund honor was built, and a new address to Irish Americans was approved. The group pledged support for Irish parliamentary gains and national independence, envisioning united action toward rights as freemen.
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Spesohen
Irish National League
Central Music Hall
Thomas A. Moran
Egan
Charles Stewart Parnell
Charles Reilly
Detroit
American League
Ireland
Dr Mteilly
Boston
Parnell
Hendricka
America
Loliowe
Irish National League of America
Trish
Middle States Fair Circuit formed with regional dates
Representatives from Ohio State Fair, tri State Fair, Michigan State Fair, Northern and Southern Michigan fairs, Indiana State Fair, and St Louis Fair met in South Bend Indiana to form the Middle States Fair Circuit. Dates announced include Ohio August 0 to September 3 and Michigan September 13 to 18 with other fairs in September and October. R M Lockhardt elected president and J W Fleming secretary. The group endorsed the International Association of Fairs and Expositions.
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Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
J. R.M. Lockhardt
Waterloo
Ind
J. W. Fleming
Columbus
International Association of Paira and Expositions
Claims to Valuable Estate in Baltimore
Chevalier Amiens settled in Baltimore late in the last century then returned to France and deeded his estate to his mulatto housekeeper. She departed with him. the ship and all aboard perished. Letters of administration were granted to her brother William Stevenson. His heirs claim the estate valued at 1,500,000 dollars. Wisconsin Farmers Lose Thousands of Hogs to Cholera
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Chevalier Amiens
France
Rachas Stevenson
William Stevenson
Talented Young Lady Katherine Bayard Dies in Washington
Washington's social circle reels as Katherine Bayard, daughter of the Secretary of State, dies suddenly likely from heart trouble after attending White House receptions. Burial held in Wilmington, Delaware, with attendance of Secretaries Whitney and Wadjcott, Senator Hampton, and Colonel Lamont.
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Educating the Indians at Woabush Institute
Forty Sioux and Modoc children will return March 1 to Indian Territory with tracts of land. The White's Manual Labor Institute has educated 110 Indian pupils, making it the largest Indian school outside Indian Territory. Remaining thirty five, mostly Monaco, will continue studies. Secretary Lamune may send seventy five more. The program shows progress from a barbaric state to civility. Opposition to town Prohibitory Law prompts Mayors to convene January 27 to oppose it.
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White
Manual Labor Institute
Indian Terrice
United States
Monaco
Lamune
Indian Department
Indian Territory
A Feasible Hudson Bay Railway Link Survey
Major Jarvis and Mr Money report the Hudson Bay Railway route to the bay is feasible at about 7 million dollars. A cable report to England is being prepared based on the survey findings. Also noted court ruling questions Iowa prohibition as applied to preexisting brew shops and crackmen arrested for 1884 jewelry theft. The winter wheat crop shows good protection under snow despite recent blizzards across multiple states.
Died at Age 125 Years in New Onceana
Mario Augustine died here Friday at the extraordinary age of 125 years. Born in Africa she came to this country young and was sold in the slave market.
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Marke
National Board of Trade Meets With Delegates From Cities
The sixteenth annual National Board of Trade meeting opened with forty-five delegates from Chicago New York Baltimore Philadelphia Boston Portland San Francisco St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and others. President Fraley presided as the executive committee report was adopted and Milwaukee Merchants Association admitted to membership. Resolutions urged federal funding for mail carriage abroad on American vessels and a further appropriation for over one thousand miles of voyage plus promotion of American vessels in foreign commerce. Also a Lowell Bankruptcy bill was requested. committees were appointed to forward resolutions to congressional committees.
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National Board of Trade
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Merchants’ Association
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Avalanche strikes Aspen mine killing one worker in January snow
Reports from Aspen Colorado recount multiple avalanches along the mining district. John Rowe was killed when a slide demolished shaft and engine houses while a second slide buried mule drivers later that afternoon. Seven men from a party bound for Maroon Pass reportedly missing after a third slide. Camp Bird area also saw slides with no reported damage.
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John Rowe
Alide
John Leonard
Contmara
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Newy Acquisition
Maroon Pasa
Camp Bird Mine
Kutlejomina
Not Guilty Verdict in Crooked Cases Against General Reece
A jury returned a verdict of not guilty in the case against General N Reece, former chief clerk under United Marshal Wheeler, who faced allegations of crooked conduct. The acquittal was delivered on January 20 in Bremovieio.
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Labor Strife Roils Pennsylvania Coke Region
In Pirraman and nearby towns 2772 ovens idle as Hungarian workers strike. Clashes with deputies left several injured and arrests reported. Rioters attacked mines and yards, spreading fear as authorities mobilize. Distillers’ exports face cuts. trade outlook dim amid foreign competition. Various regional incidents include a mob killing a suspect at the Indiana jail and a proposed monument for noble women.
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Hein Artested
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Rising Sun
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Widow of General Greene Dies at 102 in Mirpretowns
Mrs Anna Maris Greane, daughter-in-law of General Nathaniel Greene, famed Revolutionary figure, died in Mirpretowns on Sunday at age 102 years two months. Funeral arrangements not specified.
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Nathaniel Greene
Min or News Items From a Busy Era in January
A sprawling roundup lists incidents across cities and states. Damages, arrests, deaths, and fires appear, with figures for losses and insurance. Notable items include a $40,000 damage claim on a New York bravery effort, line construction, a Chicago toy dealer suit for $75,000, a fatal railway accident near Ilmiva, and a large silk shipment loss en route to New York. Multiple fires, legal cases, and civic notes fill the column, plus weather and train accidents.
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