Manning to Stay as Secretary. Winston Resigns
Correspondence between Secretary Manning and President Cleveland shows Manning urged resignation for health reasons and a capable successor. Cleveland asked for leave of absence until October 1, and Manning declined. Assistant Secretary Fairchild to head the Treasury meanwhile. Ex-Senator Davis speculated as Manning’s successor, a move favored by Silver supporters. Winston resigns as Secretary of State, Porter confirms leave then resignation, Pratt named as likely successor pending appointment.
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Manning
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland
Mannin
Valde
Fairchild
Democratic Party
Davia
Thurman
Stevenson
Kentucky
Harrison
Indiana
Bayard
Voorhees
Cameron
Treasury
Friends of Silver
Winston Resiona
Department
Telegraph
Winston
I. Spencer Pratt
Alabama
Frad
H. Winston
Lorsin
Death of Richard M. Hoe inventor of the printing press
New York reports the sudden death in Florence Italy of Colonel Richard M Hoe of New York a centor amember of R Hoe & Co noted for developing the printing press in the United States. St Louis reports Mise Woodford winning the Eclipse stakes at the fair grounds track with 25000 spectators and a crash injuring several reporters.
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New York
Fiorence
Italy
Richard M. Hoe
St. Louia
Mise Woodford
Fair Grounds Track
Yolade
Alta
Modesty
Erand
Amayy
J. B. McCullagh
The
Globe D Emocrat
R A. Dyer
Aye
Be Illusion of a World War II Era State Note
A garbled OCR item from a 19th or early 20th century paper references Governor orders thanking Brigadier-General Reece and the Second Brigade for suppressing disorders in Saint Louis. The text is fragmentary with misaligned names and stray phrases, hindering clear reconstruction of event, date, or jurisdiction.
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Braineviey
Ill
Oglea
Reece
St. Louis
Defeat and Disorder Swirl in Ireland Home Rule Debate
A vivid account traces the Ireland Home Rule debate with Gladstone and Parnell voices, noting the bill's defeat by 311 to 842 on second reading and urging unity as unrest grows across Dublin, Londonderry, and Ulster. Reports describe protests, the burning of pubs, police clashes, and effigy burnings, with international reactions and calls for national perseverance.
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Pension Hill
Wastusaroy
Juno 9
Hate Committee On
Blaira
Filsberry
Ohio
Itwir LA
United States
Phe Lill
Washineton
Payson
Wite House
Wastxaron
Cleveland
Deer’ Park
Congress
Adirondack
White Mountains
Mengora
Gladatone
Haves of Commons
Goschen
Parnell
Tieter
Ulster
Ireland
England
Trevelyue
Glidstone
Fay
Canada
Australia
Hope
Mead
Gladstone
Inanyaian
Irland
Emeerer
Chndstone
Hameynia
Dublin
Loxpos
Diepachea
Londonderry
Lurgan
Armagh
Orange
Monaghan
Thomas Gallagher
Lexvox
London
Oligardera
Trieh
Rotherhire
Bermondsey
Wapping
Tower
New York
Mrcwagh Davitt
Mina Patti and Sig Nicolini Wed in Swansea Office
The civil marriage of Mina Adelina Patti and Sig Nicolini occurred in Swansea Wales at the French Consulate office. Patrons crowded the venue as the couple entered and left, while a cheering crowd celebrated the ceremony. A later item notes famine in Ceres and starvation in Seoul amid harvest troubles.
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Patti
Nicolini
Lexpos
Mina
Adelina Patti
Sig
Swansea
Wales
Yeaterday
City council bribery claims loom over cable road vote
The Times cites unnamed authority alleging the North Side Street Railway paid aldermen about 127000 to pass the ordinance for a cable road and to extend free use of the LaSalle street tunnel. Mayor Harrison says he learned of large payouts in related deals and notes potential gains from other railway interests.
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Cascade
the Times
North Side Street Railway Company
la Salle Street
Harrison
North Chicago City Railway Ac
la Halle Street
Himault
Western Indiana Railway Company
Chicanzo& Evanston
Maxenco
W. A. Baia
Ilining
Parker
Marengo
Curiaco
Charlee Bultz
Charles S. Nathan
Owen
Fishermen organize to force action against Canada
June 10. Information reveals a secret fishermen’s group largely Southern mackerel-catchers owning 476 vessels allied with Knights of Labor. They threaten to drive away Canadian vessels and carry six pounders if the government does not act within a month.
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Canatiana GrouersrEn
Masa
United Statea
Flaharmen
Knights of Labor
Apkartad
Knights of Lather
Nova
Maine
Lewrox
Fung
M. Rodwell
Hallowell
A. C. Hamlin
Bangor
Democrate
Friends of Free Government
Amalgamated Association Refuses Knights of Labor Link
The convention of the Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers yesterday focused on committee work. The Committee on the Good of the Order will recommend declining the proposition to join the Knights of Labor. Merweil Found Guilty. The Maxwell murder trial jury returned a first degree murder verdict after fifteen hours of deliberation.
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Knights
Pittsuuney
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Iig
Order
Knights of Labor
Merweil
Br. Louw
Maxwell
Drought hits Coldwater crops and wide range items
A June week summary notes drought harming crops in Coldwater Mid section, Maine hosts 54 savings banks with deposits over 36 million dollars, and various regional incidents. It reports fires, drownings, arrests for counterfeiting, court decisions, graduations, floods, and weather impacts across several states and Canada.
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Maine
Juation McCarthy
United States
Wabaah (Ind
New York
Roma
Tancheresa
Montreal
Thomas Gh. Emeley
Mason City
Nevada
Missouri
Kentucky
Ilinois
Supreme Court of Arkansas
University of Minnie
Ilti« Nota Industrial’ University
Champeign
Camanche
North American Gines Company
Hochelaga
Cincinnati
Dow
Harding & Co
Blanford
Conn
Sioux
DP. T
Mexico
Key Weed
North Dakota
Hopkinsville
Young Brothers
Louisvile
Wik
Atrsight
Canadian Pacific
Petawan
Chri Sehatziuan
Marine Railway and Dry-Dock Company
Saugatuck
Mich
Milwaukee
Dittsburgh
Richard Campbell
Knights of Labor
Phenix Furniture Factory
Grand Rapids
T. Jarome & Co
Ab Carrolton
Women to Be Admitted to Columbia College
Trustees decide to admit women on equal footing with men in the future. Also notes on political results in Oregon and a tragedy in Vermont, with brief local notices and a garbled lottery item.
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New York
Columbia College
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