Political reshuffle and party disputes in the era
The piece discusses President Cleveland elevating Wayne MacVeagh to Minister to Italy, with critic notes from Senator Hill and references to Carl Schurz and Hayes era figures. It cites Wilson bill support, House mileage vote, Democratic Rule Committee actions, and attacks on South Dakota Populists as unprincipled.
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Cleveland
Arthur
Garfield
Wayne MacVeagh
Italy
Hill
New York
Carl Schurz
Interior
President Hayes
Sule
House of Representatives
Democratic Committee On Rules
Democratic Party
Sioux City Tribune
South Dakota
Robbers Seize Miss Daniels Then Release for Money
In New Brighton Staten Island Miss Lottie Daniels and Joseph Dean were accosted by three men who demanded money. Daniels offered 7 cents and the robbers released the hostage after she promised to fetch $5. Police later captured three New Brighton men and the case drew a crowd as officers pursued the suspects. Meanwhile Indianapolis used bloodhounds to track a murder suspect, as crowds followed the chase through city alleys. A New York veteran captain, Charles Johnson, died after a long army career.
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Nw York
Lottie Daniels
Richard Daniels
New Brighton
Staten Islind
Joseph Dean
Miss Daniels
Dean
John McNally
Patrick
Dialel Peterson
Peterson
Burke Fails to Confess After Interrogation in Dr Cronin Murder Case
Judge Longenecker recalls Burke’s near confession at Chicago station after extradition from Winnipesaukee. He pressed Burke to testify against conspirators in the Dr Cronin murder, showing letters and evidence linking him to the Carlson cottage and Canada flight. Though Burke appeared ready to confess, visiting officials altered his resolve and he remained silent on the next day.
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Cicano
Dee
Vines
Martin Burke
Winnipes
Dr. Cronin
Longenecker
Burke
Carlson
Longeneckers
Chicago
Chief Hubbard
Iving Burke
Harrison Street
Ioo
Tam
Fou
Stephen D. May
Cregier
Mr. May
Exanayor
May
Forrest
Chef d Huobard
Quan
Wisconsin
Thave
O'Sullivan
Receivership moves for Santa Fe amid market fears
Topeka December 26 Edward Wilder Santa Fe treasurer discusses receivership as a strategic measure after the death of George Magonn and ongoing debt pressures. He says earnings are strong, but capital conditions require protection until improved markets return. Wilson of Topeka expected to resign as receiver.
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Wilder
Topeka
Kan
Edward Wilder
Santa Fe Road
Associated Press
George C. Magonn
Bears
Rinehart
Public Printer candidates crowd for post amid patrician patronage
In Washington and Chicago a flood of applicants seeks the public printer role, led by Mayor Elect Hopkins backing McCabe and William Hyde also likely. The position carries vast patronage, with about 3 000 posts outside civil service and a slate including Benedict Cox and Baughman.
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Wasimacarox
Palmer
Flopkins
Chicago
McCabe
William Hyde
St. Louis Republic
Mound City
Cleveland
Benedict
New York
John Cox
Baltimore
Victor Baughman
Frederick
Wealthy Algona Merchant Found Dead in Chicago Hotel
George RL Woodworth, once of Algona Iowa, was found dead in his Brigeys House room in Chicago. Heart disease is suspected. In Hokart Minnesota Theodore Thompson of Houston County was fatally struck while allegedly sleeping on a nearby track.
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Danford
Formas
N. D
A. Danford
Minot
Pound
Chicago
Chicaco
George RL Woodworth
Algona
Brigeys House
Hokart, Minn
Theodore Thompson
Houston County
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Powell
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Captain Johnson
Charles Johnson
Wisconsin Infantry
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Jilge Longenecker
Pau
Henry Puetz
North Dakota
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Cief
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Jimmy Manning
Cas Wil
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Western Passenger Association
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White
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Crawrokesville
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Lewis
Sansa FE
Northern Pacific
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Wash
American Railway Union
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Judge Long
Michigan
Commissioner of Pensions
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Committee On Appropriations
House
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Sayers
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Prairie
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Aspen
Colo
Thomas Devore
Capt
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Mitil
United States Treasury
Alaska
Miles
Tody Lenn
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Mic Srt Ind
N. K. Fairbank & CO
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