Fraud Digs Up Flawed Washington Aqueduct Tunnel
Washington reports an ongoing probe into the new aqueduct tunnel showing unworkmanlike masonry and loose rubble replacing solid cemented brickwork. Lieut Townsend calls for a full engineers board as Congress weighs a joint inquiry led by Senators Allison and Spooner into alleged fraud and defective construction.
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Washington
Townsend
Lieut. Townsend
Congress
Allison
Spooner
Investigators Probe Redemption Division Fraud at Treasury
Detectives and expert bookkeepers review Treasury redemption division ledgers to determine the extent of a suspected robbery. Only 044 discrepancy found so far, but officials suspect a larger, long running scheme. Mrs Becker repaid 944 alleged stolen. case moved to district attorney with circumstantial evidence awaiting confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Treasury
Washington
Hyatt
Senate Acts On Yellow Fever Importation And Aid
Senate moves to curb importation of contagious diseases on U S borders and in interstate trade. Call proposes resolving to study remedies and directs academy of science to investigate yellow fever. Conference requested on a House amendment funding relief for yellow fever sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Call
Committee On
Congress
United States
Academy of Science
House
Edmunds
Nominations sent to Senate for judges and officials
The president nominated George S. Duryea of New Jersey for U S attorney for the district of New Jersey and James A. Moore of Nevada for U S marshal for the district of Nevada. Utah territory judges of probate were named for Millard Beaver and Weber counties. Stahlnecker vindicated by committee after library building materials probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George 5. Duryea
New Jersey
United States
District of New Jersey
James A. Moore
Nevada
District of Nevada
Territory of
Utah
James A. Melville
Millard County
J. R. Wilkins
Beaver County
K. W. Cross
Weber County
Justice Matthews Improving Update From Washington
Mrs. Matthews told a United Press representative that Judge Matthews slept well through the night and had a hearty breakfast in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Matthews
Washington
Secretary rules portrait fan not art, duties apply
Washington Sept 28 The secretary of the treasury decides that a fan with a portrait on one side and view on the other is not a work of art and is subject to duty as a fan. The ruling clarifies classification for collectible items bearing images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Salvo Arrested for Embezzlement in Marienetye Wisconsin
MARINETYE Wis Sept 25 George J Salvo a ticket agent for the Chicago and Northwestern railway was arrested on a charge of embezzling 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinetye
Wis
George J. Salvo
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Philosopher’s quip at Boston merchant’s funeral
In this city a well known Boston merchant, famed for convivial habits and epicurean tastes, died. At the funeral two friends discussed his life. one lamented a shorter span while the other, a former senator and philosopher, noted that a man earns his constitution but makes his own bylaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senate
Boston Budsat
Fielden and Schwab Again In Legal Fight
Chicago officials report Fielden and Schwab still have hope for release as their lawyers Solomon and Black study supreme court records. They allege the decree falsely states the defendants were present at the trial and argument. Solomon heads to Joliet with affidavits seeking a record amendment to pursue further relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Solomon
Thejr Relerse
Chicago
Fielden
Schwab
W. P. Black
Supreme Court
Joliet
British Columbia Protest Over American Fishing Encroachment
British Columbia fishermen present a strong memorial to Ottawa protesting American fishermen within three miles of the province. They urge fisheries protection as delay on Behring Sea rights unsettles settlement. A full cabinet meeting will review the issue shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
DoMinion
British Columbia
Behring
Massachusetts notes defect in Electoral College timing
Boston Sept 28 Massachusetts department of state calls Senator Hoar's attention to a defect in the electoral college law It still requires delivery of state college votes in Washington on the first Wednesday in January though Congress in 1847 changed the time to the first Monday in January Congress will be asked to remedy the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Department of State
Hoar
Washington
Judge Thurman to Visit Fort Wayne on Oct 1 Speech
A Columbus committee led by Hon. R. C. Bell and Mayor Charles F. Mahler invited Judge Thurman to Fort Wayne for a campaign speech. Thurman consented and set Oct 1 for the visit with Speaker Carlisle Congressman Mills and Ex-Senator McDonald expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Thurman
CoLummBts
Ohio
R. C. Bell
Charles F. Mahler
G. W. Long
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carlisle
Mills
McDonald
Big bets on Cleveland election shakeup in Washington
Some time ago Congressman T. J. Campbell of New York offered to bet $10,000 on Mr. Cleveland's victory. A citizen of Iuka Kansas, via Senator Ingalls, accepted the bet, receiving a certified check for $10,000. Campbell has been notified.
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Washington
T. J. Campbell
New York
Cleveland
Iuka
Kan
Senator Ingalls
Congressman Campbell
Farquhar Renominated by Acclamation in N Y District Convention
Brrraro New York September 28 The Thirty second congressional district Republican convention renominated John M Farquhar for congress by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquhar
Brrraro
N. Y
Thirty Second
John M. Farquhar
Congress
Bismarck Claims Diary Extracts Are Inaccurate
Berlin reports Prince Bismarck says Frederick diary extracts contain factual and chronological errors. He notes William I blocked his 1870 access to Emperor Frederick over political topics to avoid discreet disclosures to the British court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I
Frederick
Berlin
Reichs Anzeiger
Bismarck
William
Empress Withdraws Donation to Heine Monument Fund
The Empress of Austria says she admires Heine's poetry but cancels her donation to the Heine monument fund. The withdrawal follows the emperor's request due to Heine's insults to the Hohenzollern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Heine
Heine Monument Fund
Hohenzollerng
Canucks Have the Same Thing
Victoria officials report city treasurer and city clerk short five thousand dollars. The matter was referred to the city barrister for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Don Carlos Denies Reconciliation Negotiations
Sept 28 report states Don Carlos the Spanish pretender writes that he is not negotiating for reconciliation. He declares he will not be exclusively a champion of Ultramontanes in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Don Carlos
Mountain Patrol Officers Fall From Mangart Precipice
Two officers climbing Mangart mountain in fog lost the path and fell over a precipice. One was killed and the other escaped with only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Mangart Mountain
Justin McCarthy Denies Chamberlain Claim
Justin McCarthy publishes a strong denial of Mr. Chamberlain's assertion that Irish leaders profited from nationalist agitation. The reply questions the accusation and defends Irish aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin McCarthy
Mr. Chamberlain
Explosion of dynamite on wharf causes great damage
A blast at Artha Gena on September 2 caused eighty cases of dynamite to detonate on a wharf. The explosion inflicted extensive damage but no loss of life was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maphid
Artha- Gena
Ruling Upholds Ursuline Convent Managers Over Madame Alphonse
Judge Stowe favors the Ursuline convent leadership led by Madame St. Gertrude Bishop Phelan against Madame Alphonse and others ousted a year ago. The decision affirms the current administration of the convent in Pittsburg dated September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Alphonse
Pittsburg
Stowe
Madame St. Gertrude
Phelan
Garrett's Health Improving In New Jersey
The Times Ringwood special reports Mr Garrett's condition is more favorable with good appetite and weight gain. He sleeps well and walked on the lawn for three to four hours during the day, indicating steady improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the ‘Times
Ringwood
N. J
Garrett
Worry and Fret Over Future Weighs on Today
Prentice Mulford in New York argues that excessive planning and worry about tomorrow robs present joy. He warns fretful plans create habits that show on the face and affect digestion, urging a calmer, present-focused mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice Mulford
New York
Archibishop Ireland Elevated in St Paul Ceremony
In St Paul the ceremony crowned Bishop Ireland as archbishop of the new archdiocese. The day featured a grand procession with 680 clergy, a pontifical mass, papal briefs, and a pallium presentation. A dinner and city reception followed the rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
St. Paul
St. Pauh
Christain Brothers
Mons
Bayoux
A. Edelbroch
Shanley
Bryne
Gounod
Leo VIII
Marty
J. S. Keane
Richmond
Bishop Grace
O’gorman
Grace
Holy See
Crozier
Ryan
Northwestern roads agree to rate increases between Chicago and St Paul
Northwestern roads managers met at Chairman Faithorn's office and agreed to raise transport rates for routes between Chicago and St Paul, Minneapolis, Minnesota Transfer, and common points effective October 10. First-class 60 cents, second 60, third 40, fourth 25, fifth 20, A 25, 3B 20, C 17, D 14, E 10. arbitration to decide milling in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnicaco
Faithorn
St. Paul
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minnesota
A Welcome Rain Checks Prairie Fires Across Dakota
A light rain in Jamestown Dakota slowes the prairie fires that had swept a fifty mile wide strip between Jamestown and La Moure. Losses mount as hay and wheat are destroyed regionwide with many fields burned after wheat escaped August frost. Names of about a dozen victims near Montpelier are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Dak
la Moure
Montpelier
Fray Prep: Parties Meet in St Paul for Campaign
Democratic and Republican committees in St Paul meet to map campaign plans. Democrats discuss raising funds and sending speakers, while Republicans hold similar sessions at Drake Block. In Wausau a machinist Albert Clark trapped in a factory belt suffered fatal injuries from a 30 foot throw, with multiple broken bones and internal trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Merchants Hotel
Republican Committee
Wausau
Wis
Albert Clark
Marriage of Miss Schofield on Governor's Island
Miss Mary Campbell Schofield daughter of Maj. Gen. Schofield married Lieut Avery Delano Andrews at the chapel of St. Cornelius on Governor's Island New York on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor’s Island
New York
Mary Campbell Schofield
Bank says no loss from gratuity fund forgery
In New York on September 8, the Produce Exchange Bank president and cashier state that the bank will not lose a dollar due to the forgery of the gratuity fund mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Produce Exchange Bank
Morgages
Novel heart surgery saves patient life at Paris Academy
A man underwent extensive chest surgery to halt bone disease, with nearly all the sternum and portions of several ribs removed. The procedure, intended to halt disease, succeeded in saving the patient and gave physiologists a new path to study the living heart and great artery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Academy of Medicine
Harbingers of Health Brightens Stricken South
A Jacksonville Florida telegraph reports improving outlook from yellow fever days with fewer cases and lower deaths. The Sanderson outbreak prompts Dr. Gill and Dr. Neal Mitchell to send physicians and nurses, while guards increase around the city and the Pons family is heavily affected.
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Jacksonville
Baldwin
Raley
I. R. and N. Railroad
Neal Mitchell
Sanderson
McClenny
Dr. Mitchell
Hadley
Gill
Pons
I. J. Pons
Judge Belasario
Memphis Quarantine Plan Recommends End of Non Intercourse Rule
The joint committee on quarantine meets to urge city officials end of the non intercourse rule. Inspections of steamboats and railroad trains from infected districts will be strictly enforced under city authorities and board of health supervision. The health board likely to approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Merits
Tenn
Joint Committee On
Board of Health
Fernandina Reports 300 Illnesses and 20 Deaths in Month
Fernandina Florida reports 300 sickness cases and 20 deaths from all causes in the past month. A McClenny dispatch adds three 1c cases and one death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandina, Fla
Fernandina
McClenny
Fever Cases Reported Near Jacksonville
A McCleany dispatch from Sanderson nine miles west of Jacksonville notes three fever cases at the locale, involving Col. Frank J. Pons his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
McCleany
Sanderson
Frank J. Pons
Health board reports new cases and deaths in Jacksonville
The health board reports 150 new cases with 91 black deaths and 40 white deaths. Cumulative totals reach 2,365 cases and 237 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Baseball scores update across major leagues and associations
National League results show Washington no run at New York, Pittsburg blank, Boston 4, Philadelphia 4. American Association games list Cincinnati 6 over Cleveland 5, Louisville 1 over Baltimore 2, St Louis 4 over Athletics 6. Western Association notes Milwaukee, Kansas City 6, and Friday matchups include St Paul at Sioux City and Omaha at Davenport among others.
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National League
New Yor
Washington
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
American Association
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louisville
Baltimore
St. Louis
Athletics
Western Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Sioux City
Omiaha
Davenport
Detroit
New York
Indianapolis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Athletic
Sioux City Club Refuses To Play. Game Forfeit
Sioux City refused to play the scheduled game and the contest was awarded to St. Paul by a 1 to 0 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
St. Paul
Younger Brother Killed in Farm Accident Near Ada
A nine year old farmer's son discharged a shotgun at a home nine miles from Ada Minnesota. The younger brother two years old was instantly killed. The older boy fled and was found at five this morning.
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Ada
Minn
Sept. Ws
A. Simmoner
Forged Drafts Shake Ashland Contractor Case
Four forged checks totaling 150 dollars, allegedly signed by contractor Lyman J. Burbank and indorsed by J. A. Wilson, were presented to N. C. Rooney Dr. George W. Harrison and George H. Hopper. Police have not yet caught the forger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Lyman J. Burbank
J. A. Wilson
N. C. Rooney
George W. Harrison
George H. Hopper
Blake Frank Henry convicted in Lawrence burglary case
K Frank Henry also known as Blake was found guilty at 5 30 p m in Minneapolis on the Lawrence burglary charge and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. Six additional indictments against him were pending prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Frank Henry
Blake
Lawrence
Lucky Dakota Farmers Harvest Bumper Flax Crop
VOLGA Sept 48 The flax crop yields exceed expectations with ten to eighteen bushels per acre common. Several farmers expect cash income from flax equal to the cost of their entire farms last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Bears Vandalize Rodentry County Regions
Reports from Sept 24 describe ongoing bear depredations in the northeastern part of the county. Several shores and beehives have been carried off or damaged, with honey missing ascribed to the same cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanus
Wis
Democratic wigwam in Manison At... attached over lumber used
Manison Wisconsin September 28 The Democratic wigwam of this city dedicated by Secretary of the Interior Vilas ten days ago is now under attachment for the lumber used in its construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manison, Wis
Vilas
Child crushed under hay wagon in Wisconsin tragedy
A small boy of Anton Linfel dies when a hay load overturns on him in Wisconsin. The accident occurred as he rode from the field. by the time neighbors freed him, he was dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BuAck River
Fas
Wis
Anton Linfel
Wen Takenu
Pretty woman jokes about aging while river scene stirs thoughts
A witty remark about aging surfaces as a woman admits she dreads the journey to old age. A child named Alice marvels at a muddy river and blurts an odd exclamation about the sun burning the water.
Recording a Protest Turns Deadly in San Francisco
Steve Neal and Billy Warrington of Boss Buckley’s gang enter the Republican county committee rooms and demand vote records. Warrington fires. Neal and Kelly also shoot, mortally wounding Kelly and Neal and Anton Christianson while Donahue is killed and Harrington wounded. Police pursue Tascolt in Chicago and report ongoing crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Steve Neal
Billy Warrington
Boss Buckley
Republican County Committee
Martin Kelly
I Warrington
Kelly
Neal
Anton Christianson
Donahue
Harrington
Police Close In On Tas Scott Murderer of Snell
Cmcano Sept 28 The police are close on the track of Tas scott the burglar who murdered millionaire Amos J Snell last February They report he has been seen in the city this week and a tale says he was placed on a northbound steamer to reach Wisconsin mining country or Michigan upper peninsula Officers have been sent to Escanaba to seize him upon landing The police and all concerned are very reticent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tascott
Amos .J. Snell
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Escanaba
Ascott
Mino
Ife
China
England
Amoy
Munchausen
Dean Swift
Trial acquits 12 year old in Illinois murder case
In Carlinville Illinois Joseph Deitz twelve was acquitted of murdering David Wentland who had killed Deitz's father W H Deitz in a prior quarrel Wentland was shot in Girard after promising vengeance on his deathbed The same date in New York James E Bedell forger was arraigned with further counsel delayed to Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlinville
Ils
Joseph Deitz
David Wentland
Wentland
W. H. Deitz
Deitz
Girard
New York
James E. Bedell
Governor Grants New Death-Row Stay for Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson, a colored man sentenced to death for the murder of John Sharp less, has received a further respite from Governor Beaver, extending the execution stay until January 16, 1889, in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Beaver
Samuel Johnson
John Sharpless
Fire at Chicago Driving Park destroys stables
Fire swept a shed at the West Side Chicago Driving Park causing panic among spectators. About 7000 dollars worth of property owned by the Northwestern Horse Breeding association burned before firefighters contained the blaze. No serious injuries reported as horses and equipment were saved and the grand stand remained intact. Ed Corrigan & Co leased the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Driving Park Association
Chicago
West Side Driving Park
Northwestern Horse Breeding Association
Ed Corrigan & Co
Wisconsin Central switchman fatally crushed after fall
Dan Callihan a Wisconsin Central Railway switchman died from injuries after being run over by a switch engine in Chippewa Falls. He missed his foothold while attempting to jump on the engine, was crushed below the knee, had both legs amputated at the hospital, and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falis
Wis
Dan Callihan
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Callihan
Fire destroys Island Sash and Door factory in Milwaukee
The Island Sash and Door Company's factory at 588 to 552 Cape Street in Milwaukee was gutted by fire. Estimated loss is $50,000 with only partial insurance. Firefighters from nearly the entire department fought to stop the blaze from reaching nearby lumber yards and coal sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
the Island Sash and Door Company
Cape Street
Accidental Death During Lip Cancer Procedure
Weston died in Hilisnoro Dakota after entering Dr McLain’s office for a lip cancer removal. Dr McIntyre assisted as chloroform was administered. the patient gasped three times and died before the procedure continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilisnoro
Dak
Weston
Fire destroys planing mill and lumber yard in Verdi Nevada
A blaze consumed Oliver Lan Key's planing mill lumber yard and store in Verdi Nevada with losses exceeding 80 000 as fire continued threatening nearby depot and buildings. In Delaware Ohio a separate fire destroyed four buildings causing about 20 000 loss, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San In Ancisco
Oliver Lankey
Verdi
Nev
Ney
Delphos
Ohio
Government Won’t Back Hudson Bay Railway Bonds
Ottawa reports a Dominion cabinet member states the Hudson Bay Railway company will not receive a government guarantee for bonds nor further aid. The decision follows a land subsidy granted earlier, with officials deeming the project impracticable for commercial purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Road
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Hudson Bay Railway Company
The Effects of Novel Reading on the Mind
A London Spectator paragraph argues that voracious novel reading harms the literary mind like tabloid dram drinking harms the body. It equates overexcited fiction with unhealthy appetite, warns of fatty degeneration of imagination, and calls for a moral shock to expose fiction’s hollowness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
London Spectator
Care of Domestic Animals Across the Ocean
New York readers are urged to imitate London’s humane cat care. The Globe Democrat notes Baroness Burdett-Coutts keeps aging animals at Holly Lodge with regular visits, contrasting such kindness with New York street life for summer cats. It argues even the wealthy should provide home care or humane options rather than abandon felines to the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abgland
America
New York
Empire City
Crank
Baroness Burdett-Coutts
Holly Lodge
Highgate
London
New York Cor. Globe- Democrat
New Brunswick People Praised For Dignity and Courtesy
Edgar L. Wakeman lauds New Brunswick residents as dignified, kind hearted, and polite. He contrasts them favorably with English and American peers, praising their balance of Old World conservatism and New World virility, noting climate and culture shape their character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
England
Hudson Bay Company
Edgar L. Wakeman
Invention Lets Purchaser Ride On Non-Transferable Ticket
An Atlanta railroad man unveils a ticket that records the purchaser’s image at sale. The camera captures the traveler, a stamp embosses the edge, and the ticket is non transferable unless another person bears an exact likeness. The device aims to deter sharing and guarantee the holder’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sony
Atlanta Constitution
Panama Canal Red Tape Delays Oil and Gasoline Supplies
The Chicago Herald reports the Panama canal's bureaucratic delays. One instance required sixteen days and 200 miles to obtain lubricating oil for dredges idle at $3,000 daily. Another delay of seven days to acquire five cents worth of gasoline from a basement storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Foreign Guests At Chinese Inns And Meals Observed
The Boston Commercial Bulletin describes Chinese inns on great roads, the crowd around a foreign traveler at meals, and the curious questions and reactions of locals. It notes lodging conditions, rough yard rooms, flickering heat, and modest charges of about 25 cents per night with extras for food and tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Heavenly Union
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Saratoga June Sparks Rumor With Ethel White
Dialogue hints at romantic involvement between a man and Ethel White, with the relationship described as established last June at Saratoga. The exchange portrays mounting tension and public speculation within a social circle reported by the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ethel White
Darling
Saratoga
New York Sun
Who Colored Him Cleveland's Fishing Tale
The Cleveland Leader reports a tale of a "colored man" who shook hands with the president and claimed rheumatism cure after a fishing excursion. The man is named Patrick Reynolds. the piece raises curiosity about what coloring or preparation made the scene vivid, but does not name the presiding official or confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patrick Reynolds
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Treasury Department
Congressional Proceedings
Stahlnecker
Congressional Library
Fielden and
Dakota
Fernandisa
Jacksonville Bulletin
Alice
Tascolt
Snell
Bedell
Ivbey
Iigres
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