Nominations and Cabinet Talk At White House March 12
The president sent to the senate several nominations including Thomas W. Palmer to Spain and John F Swift to Japan, with Washburn for Switzerland. Palmer, Swift, Washburn, and Tichenor were referred to committees. none confirmed. Reports say California was left out of cabinet plans as disputes over interior and attorney general posts persisted. Also noted are labor-side pushes for the public printer role and a nephew’s bid for minister to Lily.
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Inauguration Blowout Leaves Congressmen Suffering
Reported exposure on inauguration day confines several congressmen to rooms. Colorado's Symes is seriously ill with disease complications. Virginia's Lee shows improvement but remains ill with pneumonia. New Jersey's Buchanan, Nebraska's Laird, Michigan's Cutcheon still ill. Yoder has recovered and may be out today.
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Discrediting Rumors of Nipsic Sinking Rumors in London
In London readers doubt reports of the US ship Nipsic sinking by a German vessel. Californian dispatches fuel speculation yet most believe the tale was circulated to stir anti-German sentiment amid Samoa talks. Berlin conference aims for amicable settlement with Sisson not arriving before March 20.
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Appointments and National Posts Reported Across Cities
Sir Julian Panuueetate named successor to Sackville-West with the queen approving. Sir Julian to serve as minister to Washington as the Chicago postmastership vacancy is filled. Gen Newberry resigns as postmaster here, effective at the president’s pleasure. Senator Deck reappears in the Kentucky senate after illness. Gas syndicate organizes to ship gas to Detroit from a recent Kingsville Ontario discovery. A new armored coast defense vessel is planned with 4000 tons displacement and 250 feet length for Coast Defense.
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Navy battery plan lists heavy 16 inch guns and breech loads
The document outlines a naval battery with a 16 inch four ton breech loading rifle and two other breech types plus a supplementary fixed fire battery. It sets a four hundred and forty horsepower ceiling with penalties of one hundred dollars per excess horsepower and forfeiture for each shortfall. It also details six 32 pounders and other small guns as the second battery.
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Democrats poised to nominate Browning in Townshend seat
Washington reports a Democratic bid to replace late Representative Richard W. Townshend in Illinois nineteenth district. Quincy Browning, special pension inspector, is favored for the nomination amid expected strong opposition within the party. Townshend funeral plans and a brief Senate session are also noted.
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Vast Possessions in Litigation Maxwell Land Grant Case
The Maxwell Land Grant suit, filed in U S court, centers on inter states land claims. Interstate Land Co. seeks ownership of fifty million acres spanning eastern New Mexico, southeast Colorado near Trinidad, portions of the neutral strip and western Texas in a major dispute.
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Burglars Use Illinois State House Sub-basement Rendezvous
While cleaning a state house sub-basement on Saturday workers found it had long served as a burglars rendezvous. Considerable stolen property was found. One arrest has been made and authorities expect to capture the entire gang.
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Train Wreck Kills and Injures Fifty in Trans-Caspian Route
Wreckers remove rails, derailing a Trans-Caspian passenger train in a tunnel near St Petersburg. Fifty dead or injured as robbers are captured. extensive damage noted and fear of further unrest amid the incident.
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Harvest of Death Tourists and Massacre Reported
A dramatic dispatch from New York cites mass killings by Native forces in a national park and a brutal massacre of prisoners. The piece also notes a sensational yellow fever outbreak in Brazil and in New England, with Webster county, Kentucky, described as terrorized by a mysterious deadly epidemic resembling the historic Black Death. Reports claim dozens of deaths daily, with sixty deaths recorded since February.
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Bloody massacre of five French tourists in Yellow Stone park
A hunter from the northwest reports a brutal Indian attack in Yellow Stone National Park. Five French travelers including M LeClaire and wife J Vincent and Paul Gerot were killed. survivors say bodies were mutilated and women scalped. A posse is formed at Canon City to recover the remains and seek vengeance.
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Deeds of Red Devils Massacre in Grand Saline
Reports from La Pitrie detail a brutal battle between Legitime and Hippolyte forces in Grand Saline with mass executions and looting. Casualties described as high and town left in ruins amid a seizure of power and widespread panic.
Neighbors Enthralled by Barn Fire and Robbery Confession
A man reports being coerced by five or more assailants who used revolvers and a rope to force a confession that he burned a neighbor’s building last fall. They bound him, blinds, ransacked his home, poured kerosene, and carried him and his trunk away while two riders followed with threats. He claims authorities pursue the suspects.
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Corrupt Capital Location Syndicate Formed in Dakota
A Plankinton stock company with one million dollars capital is organized to influence the location of South Dakota's capital. It plans to buy land in a chosen city and sell shares to territory voters, aiming to secure sufficient votes for the selected site.
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Nominations for Dakota governor and secretary sent to senate
Washington reports Secretary Noble will forward Mellette and Richardson nominations to the Senate for Dakota governor and secretary. W C Arnold says Church’s resignation is ready but not yet presented. President Harrison may appoint Mellette to replace Church. Church awaits final instructions. Governor Pierce travels to New York and back to influence the North Dakota senator selection.
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Hirshfield Expected to Be Montana Governor
Washington dispatch reports L. H. Hirshfield president of the Merchants National Bank of Helena and Montana GOP territorial committee chairman is the likely appointee for Montana governor. Carter is in Washington. Hirshfield not expected to be named today but appointment seen as likely early next week.
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Iron Mills To Remain Open Despite Low Prices
Rumor of planned mill shutdowns in the iron industry is denied by B I Jones of the American Iron Works and other prominent manufacturers. They state no concerted action to shut down and confirm operations will continue despite low manufacturing prices.
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Ministers for New South Wales Formed By Sir Henry Parker
News items report Sir Henry Parker forming a ministry for New South Wales and other global and local events. The column lists political moves to form government, commodity concerns, and notable crimes, with details including a Boston fireman confession and foreign policy notes.
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