Condensed state news from Jews City and surrounding areas
A Shattered leg ends a life at Jews City after a tire collision during a costuming event. A petition to Attorney General Miller to dismiss the Commercial Bank cashier Harris indictment gains many signatures at Dubuque. Gov Bases declines as secretary of agriculture, and W G Bechanas of Iowa is rumored to be offered the post. Other items report court actions, local crimes, factory slowdowns, and municipal paving plans in Os Key, Con terville, and nearby towns.
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Slater
Jews City
Collding
Miller
Harris
Debuque
Bases
Cleveland
W. G. Bechanas
Iowa
World's Fair Agricultural Department
A Drew
Government Hospital
Tulane
Sama
Mahasks County
Alvorce
E W. Wilingon
Fifth
Wy. K. Johnson
Oskaloosa
Johnson
Jobagon
Leighton
Rock Island
Oskaloosg
Kestile
Washington
Harry Miller
Barney McBride
Keogak
Bersly
Saiien
Colvta Park
Celland
Parkersbarg
Cheklama
Pekt
Little
The
Mines Dairy Association
Tapper
Taws
Pennsylvania
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Great Western
Iowa Central
Manly
Mazon City
Lehigh
Omaha
Wisons & Southwestern
Marshalltown
Sam King
Des Moines
Frank Prouty
Prouty
King
Bhin
Supreme Court
Jacob Perine
George van Beek
Waard
Rerry County
John Wi
United States
Reuke
Mac. Theta
Robinson
W.& Dickinson
Decatur County
Dickineon
Connecticut
Kensington
Dickinson
Down
Davis City
Jenjes Geteg Percival
Pla
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Gil
Judge Gresham Declines Presidential Nomination Hint
Chicago reports Judge Walter Gresham's refusal to be a Republican presidential candidate and his support for Cleveland’s tariff reform stance. The piece covers reactions from Pennsylvania delegates, discussions with Gresham, and ongoing cabinet deliberations amid New York and Nebraska political moves.
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Harrison
Cleveland
Democrats Angry Over Cleveland Cabinet Pick
Washington dispatch reports New York Herald editorials and officials noting Democrats express sharp displeasure with President Cleveland’s cabinet choice. They praise Judge Gresham personally but denounce the selection as a political move. Protests in Congress expected next week to urge reconsideration of the appointment.
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Suder Grevkam
Walter Q. Gresham
Sgure Io & Pew
Egbert Jamieson
Chicago
Iiaw
Cleveland
Grashat
Jamieson
Pennsylvania
Repubean
Minneapolle
Cay
Wisine
Gresham
Theo Biatoe
Fen
Waltech Gresham
Nilola
Tatary
Ecate Doha
Carliata
Kentucky
Treasury
Casiel & Lamont
New York
Wileco & Bile
Mien
Dean
Hoke Smith
H. A. Heebeet
Creval
Bir
Cadewaller
Philadelphia
John Marhe
Kansas
J. Neely
Kanana
Glick Sod
Lakewood
Alex Cleveland
KE. J. Phelps
Hawtroay
Washington
Hnemocrats
The
Herald
Caliner
Boyss
Judge Gresham
Senators conclude electoral vote and railroad bill actions
The senate counted the electoral votes confirming Grover Cleveland as president and Adlai Stevenson as vice president, then resumed legislative business. Bills debated covered railway car couplers, Chinese immigration, public lands in Tucson, and a Nicaragua canal guarantee scheme, with House measures on an interstate railroad bridge and the District of Columbia appropriations advancing.
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Copurantorre
Senate
House
Tucson
United States
Ar. Hoar
I’po Sanate
Grover Clerveland
New York
Adial E. Stevenson
Illinois
el We
Doorkesper Turner
Rice
Univd States
Ross
Catchings
Bacon
Bland
Wall Street
Mersia
Bartine
Watson
Bryan
Cox
Walmer
Springer
Raed
Gatchings
Gerley
Harria Gemourat
Lenzesere
Duiph
Laparmie
Kensug
Worchandise
Guaert Ameriouy
Muirie
Hine
Pat Holden
Gosalag
Blodgett
Brice
Dantedl
Hortons
Ma Qurtis
Harris
P. Saverngaten
South
Ern Democrat
United States Supreme Bench
Ttata
Edward F. McDonald
Newstortey
Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua
United State
Costa Rica
Morgan
Amer
Ls Oil
Senate Ad Journal
Union Railway Company of Pennsylvania
Monongahela River
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Judiciary committees move to renominate Judge Jackson for high court
A flawed OCR fragment notes judiciary committees plotting to repurpose favors in nominating Judge E. Jackson for upper court. It suggests party factions discuss strategy and potential opposition, with uncertainty about rises or declines and party alignment ahead of votes.
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Wasthwaton
It E. Jackson
Aupradte
Republicass
Thare
Sprouse
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