Nominations, confirmations shape Alaska and Washington politics
Senate debates over Pendleton replacement near end of year as Alaska and Seattle area appointments loom. President may reappoint or nominate candidates for governor Brady and other federal posts while Democrats push for confirmations in coming weeks.
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Senate
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Nomi
Benatue Payne
William Walter Phelps
John A. Kayson
Bining
Berlin
Ohio
Sire Charlie Harris
Carl Prétzel
Chicago
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Alaska
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Fustlin
Brady
Enga
Sitiga
Bwineford
Huston
Ae Laing
Als
Fairfield
Charles A. Ashley
New York
Cheyenne Hoe
Indian Territory
Att A Bcolty
Montana
Fort Peck Agency
Drury K. Burchett
United States
District of Kentucky
Nary’ Prompti
Senate adjourns to December after brief session
The United States Senate adjourned until December amid limited business. Discussion centered on Stewart's resolution of sorrow and a comment by Sherman on foreign relations as a precedent. The session concluded with thanks and formalities as members dispersed.
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Senate
Ciry
United States Senate
Stewart
John Bright
Sherman
Mors Iton
Cena
Waseld
Centennial Quadrille: Naval Officers and Officials Discuss Representation
A dissolved draft note describes plans for a centennial quadrille with naval officers and civilian officials. It notes dissatisfaction at May's appointment, hints at replacing Gardner, and mentions a retired army judge advocate possibly representing the navy at the event.
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New York
Disdapera
Najpedant
Mab
Army
Terk
Adsoir
Naval
Gardner
Naval Service
Porter
National Financial Exhibit Shows Debt Reduction Totals
The report details a $15,005,655 debt reduction in Marek and $960,900,000 for the first nine months of the current fiscal year. Total debt stands at 1,114,083, with gold and silver fund balances near 97.9 million and 20.7 million respectively. March receipts reached 311,015,001, with nine month total about 286,224,414, reflecting increases versus prior periods.
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Marek
Wasumerox Crix
Ex Speakers Parley on Texas Rail Line Rate Bill
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Governor Wheeler, president of the Texas Senate, sent Ex-Speaker Carlisle a question on railroad rate classification. A Kentucky parliamentarian was asked to advise on whether a cotton rate bill could become law, givenHouse and Senate actions and constitutional rules.
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Texas
Washington City
Prernor Wheeler
Senate
Carlisle
Klentucky
Rae
Dill
Call from Japanese Princes Documented in Washington Event
A partial April report notes a call from Japanese princes in Washington. It mentions a scheduled remake of a ceremony and an audience with officials. The events reference a formal visit and tangential attendees, with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Washinarton Crry
Lreae Et Beoe
Fragmented OCR notes on plan and meetings
A jumbled OCR passage references various names and terms like Everest, Rash, Pepe, Be oan tog, and Mera. No coherent events or dates are clear, making it difficult to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Descent and Desolation on Stanley's Congo March
A fragment from Stanley's account describes the brutal Congo trek toward Emin Pasha. It notes desertions, sickness, and deaths among 580 men, with 66 lost to desertion and death, 56 sick left at Arab stations, and hunger that began August 31 and ended November 12. The party faced Arab slave devastation, famine, and a shift to Mt Piggah for their first view of promised lands.
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Stairs
Jenga
Zane
Abed bin Salim
Congo
Stanky
Ier
Yambuya
Ugarrowwas
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bin Salim
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Nelson
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Emin Pasha
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Ugarrow
Bart
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Myantk
Statler
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Nile
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Nyanm
Sultan Discovers Plot To Depose Heir In Turkey
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Turkish ruler uncovering a plot to remove the heir. Mentions a planned organization in a colony and a committee in new land districts. Details are obscured by garbled text and misreads.
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Turkey
Sheen Epiapra Ddr
Arenes
Chicago election delivers sweeping Democratic victory in city
April returns show the Democratic ticket winning city offices and most alderman seats. DeWitt Cregier leads mayoral race by about 12,000 over Roche as Republicans suffer a sweeping defeat across wards including Eleventh, Twelfth and Twenty-fourth. Total city vote around 100000.
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Mies
Anthony Faille
Elettion
Cutcaco
DeWitt C. Crogier
John A. Rovhe
Amd
the Times
Roche
Cratty
Landalida
John A. Roche
Cregier
Chicago
Ublicana
George Swift
Peices
Raymond
the Herald
Yerkes
Willisma
Sssensor
Iowa
Samuel F. McConnell
Latix
Women-led ticket triumphs in Corroxwoop mayoral race
In Corroxwoop Kan on April 3 a full slate of women ran as a rebuke to the so called bum element. Mrs Minnie D Morgan was elected mayor and a prominent ladies board of aldermen will assist in city affairs. The Milwaukee report notes a tight county election with Democrats leading for county judge and municipal court positions amid a contested slate.
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Corroxwoop
Kan
Montay
Minnie D. Morgan
Milwaukee
Milnacres
Wis
Milwaukee County
Mann
Diicans
Waller
Oleaf
Te Yen
Unclear Fragment Reflects Political Filing Notes
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Sienties Geea Republican Kansas City April and a closed meeting or rule. Details are unreadable but indicates political party activity and dates. Further readable context is not available from the text.
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Sienties
Republican
Kansas City
Amoritak Contraster's Opinion Fragment in TY 1
An Amoritak Contraster offers a brief opinion on TY 1 2, noting ambiguous references and partial names. The fragmentary text mentions April and a Mr with scattered letters and aims to identify acres, aut, and Pete in a puzzling, uncertain context.
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Amoritak
Yanxios Defeats Opponent in Brief Match
A terse sports brief notes Yanxios, D. T. and A. prevailing over an unspecified opponent in a quick contest. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
Women vote at pall yesterday in Kax
Two women ran for the school board and were elected mayor by a margin described as safely decisive. A local liquor regulation issue also surfaced during the day's ballot.
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Wieptra
Kax
Pall Asterday
Haber Liquor
Aif Co
East and Lo Te Election Scandal Reported
An 11 year old named East and Lo Te is linked to a day long election controversy led by MM and a coalition of Republic supporters. The fragment outlines a joint effort across groups claiming irregularities and calls for scrutiny.
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East &R
Lo Te
Con ‘Orm
MM A
Republic
Democratic Returns Light on City Aldermen Vote
Fragmentary results show Democrats securing six of seven aldermen seats and a county race with 21 100 votes for Noonan while the mayoralty outcome remains unresolved. The text is garbled but indicates Democratic gains and a likely close mayoral contest.
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Noonan
Dem
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