Nominations and court actions from Washington and Ottawa
Washington reports list several nominations for high offices including Samuel Cox to Turkey, Henry Muldrow to Interior, William Sparks to Land Office, and Daniel McConvilla to Treasury. President Cleveland discusses a potential European trip for ex president Arthur, and internal revenue and regulatory changes are noted. A Manitoba rebellion and police casualties are also described with troop movements toward Carlton and Duck Lake.
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Senate
Samuel 8
Land Office
Daniel McConvilla
Ohio
Treasury
Post Office
Wastuxeton
Furoys
Bellaordinary
United States
J. Phelps
Verront
Britain
Robert M. McTane
Mary: Jour
France
George H. Penileton
Olite
Germany
Henry J. Jackson
Georgia
Mexico
Matenas B. Lenton
Missouri
Misori
Henjamin WH Dit
Offiorglas David
Baker
Rhode Island
Edward J. Pucips
Vermont
Eglend
Robert M. Melans
Marinad
Minlater
Royaler
Geo H. Pov Dieton
Mho
Genwany
J. Jackson
Heure Rin
Just Amos
Cox
New York
Turkey
Mackin and Gallagher Granted Stay of Execution in Chicago Case
In Chicago Judge Gresham granted a writ of error in the Mackin Gallagher election conspiracy case, staying the sentence. Bail set at 30000 with Justices Harlan and Gresham to hear the case the first Monday in May. Sureties McDonald Crawford and Kavanaugh released the prisoners. The ruling did not reverse district decisions. Captain James Dalton of Montague Michigan died of mouth cancer after multiple operations. Also notes Texas Pacific lands opened for entry in Tucson.
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Mackin
Gallagher
Chicago
Cuieago
Gresham
United States Circuit Court
Harlan and Gresham
Circuit Court
M.C. McDonald
John W. Crawford
Dennis Kavanaugh
Gresham Sphin
District Court
Grant & Pew Friai
Preuilser
Cre
Lanavia
Mich
James Dalton
Montague
Grant
Amid Afghan Tensions and War Preparations Unite Nations
A dismal view of global unrest dominates London and Paris as reports from Constantinople stir fear of a Turco Russian alliance against England. British plans mobilize two army corps to Pishin under Stewart and Roberts, with Earl Dufferin traveling to Rawalind to oversee operations. Casualty tallies rise while pressure mounts on India’s forces and the press critiques leadership amidst escalating conflict fears.
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Lonpox
Constantinople
Bismarck
England
Bar Grinville
Russia
Europe
Sir Frederick Roberts
Arthur Mardinge
Duke of Connaught
Pishin
Stewart
Hawat
Earl Dufferin
Rawal Lindi
Lonnon
War Office
Grahan
Het
St. James’ Gazette
McNeill
Graham
Aender
Liesano Jones
Baron Greville
Duke of Cambridge
Suakim
Marcel
Tamal
Zereba
Osman Digwa
Taggish
Osman D'gina
Tal
Osman Digna
Zarebas
Home Government
Sat Matasing
Shik
Loxpon
Hasheen
Kon
Wolseley
Kori
Debbeh Ard Dongola
London
Nine Year Old Confesses to Baby Murder Motive Revealed
The nine year old Mary Cooper confesses to killing her seven year old cousin Melville Barrett in Albemarle County near Scottsville. The motive cited is the boy eating her eggs. The uncle David Cooper faced murder suspicions but was jailed as investigators pursued the girls testimony before the Grant Jury.
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David Cooper
Grant
General Anson Stager Dies in Chicago News
General Anson Stager, famed electrician and telegraph pioneer, died at his residence 1185 Michigan Ave Chicago at 2:94 this morning after two weeks confinement running Brights disease complications. Born in New York, he helped build and operate telegraphs and led the Mississippi Valley Company. He served in the Civil War era, guiding early military telegraphs and rising to Brigadier General before retirement.
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Winnirea
Manitoba
Dewdney
Winnipeg Field Battery
Winnipeg Troop of Cavalry
Middleton
Qu’Appells
Touchwood
Prince Albert
Dominion
Hudson's Bay Company
Fort Carlton
Carlton
Pidpot
Chicago
Alain Stager
Anson Stager
Michigan Avenue
Bright
General Stiger
Gaturig County
N.Y
Anct
Secretary of War
United States Military
Gery
Comany
Util Sandary
Death of Hon Jacob Thompson Former Interior Secretary
Hon Jacob Thompson of Apious Tenn dies aged seventy five yesterday at his home. He served as Secretary of the Interior from 1857 to 1861 under President Buchanan and was long active in politics. Born May 1814 in Caswell County North Carolina, he graduated at the University of North Carolina and began a legal career before entering Congress in 1833.
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Internal Revenue Burfray
Wasington
Walter Evans
Manning
Bureau
Congress
Evans
Washington
Garland
Secretary of the Treasury
Anglo- American Pork-packing Company
Chicago
McCulloch
Cleveland
First Presbyterian Church
Sunderland
United States Senate
Manning Hag
Treasury Department
Hin
Interior Bureau
Lamar
Interior Department
Lockwood
Joslyn
Atkins
Indian Affairs
Montgomery
Patents
Bouth
Jacob Thompson
Apuis, Tenn
Jacob ‘Thompson
Interior
Buchanan
Jacob Thompeon
Caswell County
N.go
University of North
Fort Buniwee
Mississippi
North Carollns
Leagregard
Department of the
The Jaws Auditorship and State Treasurer Saga
In Des Moines Iowa on March 26 Governor Sherman and Cattell withdrew a mandamus against Auditor Brown after stipulations for speedy trial. The state treasurer resumed payment of warrants following Attorney General guidance that Mr Cattell is de facto state treasurer.
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Jaws
Des Moises
Sherman
Cattell
Brown
Das Monee
Catdell
Mrs Gray Regains Speech After Chicago Incident
Mrs John Gray of this city regained her speech after losing it last year due to an accident on a platform in Chicago. Details remain unclear as local reports note recovery following the incident and medical care.
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John Gray
Acer Platiorm
Chicago
Langham Hotel Fire Kills Five in Chicago Blaze
A Langham Hotel blaze on Wabash Avenue and Adams Street leaves five dead and many injured. The five victims include Mrs Balknap and William Bean, with fire patrol members Capt Shepherd and Patrick Malling among those hurt. The fire destroys most of the five story brick building, originated in the basement, with property losses around 350000 and insurers totaling about 130000.
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Cutesao
Langham
Chicago
Mra. GV
Balknap
Willian Bean
John Hennessy
Fason
Johm Watah
Edward Jones
Bullwinkles Fire-Insurance Patrol
Theseen
Captain Shepherd
Patrick Malling
Kard ‘Thime
John Bird
Belknapp
Aduing Street
Wabash Avenue
Adwas Street
Walash Avenue
Burdick
Murray
Huy
Langham Hotel
Langhan
Burlick House
Crawford
Prohibition Question Passes Texas House
March 24 Avastin Texas The Constitutional amendment submitting prohibition to the people passes the House 72 to 16 amid applause. The vote signals momentum for prohibition in Texas politics and reflects a broader national debate on alcohol regulation.
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Texan
Avastin
Tex
Unclear 19th century brief notes from Minom News
An array of disjointvignettes reports drownings and accidents. Mentions Hamilton folk drowned near Keokuk, a London libel suit, a 78 foot bore at East Aurora, and thefts in Chicago. Also notes resignations, deaths, court rulings, and various incidents across multiple states with no single cohesive story.
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