Samoa correspondence to Congress on status and policy
The president sent to Congress a message with documents on Samoa detailing the status of affairs since December 21, 1883, and efforts to preserve American interests. He notes negotiations with Great Britain and Germany to restore tranquility and protect citizens, and cites naval actions and orders to Admiral Kimberly for protection.
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Senate
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Ith
Australia
United States
House
Trouble in Samoa dominant as German interference debated
Washington wires reveal Samoan crisis details with German and American actions. Consul Blacklock cites a Berlin ordered but unacted move to remove forces, while British, German, and American consuls meet without result. Secretaries Bayard and Arco discuss protecting treaty rights and neutrality while urging peaceful settlement.
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Mothe Léneth
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Mahoun
Conails
Mullan
Nipsia
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Leary
Arco
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Samoa
van der Klemm
Tigen
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Sameag
Count Arco
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Pedee
Baydri
Kien
Samug
Englind
Simoun
Minaver
Emberly
Hamoa
Asirdy
Sunday Observance Debates and Senate Actions in Washington
In Washington on January 17 the Senate discussed Hayti and Natod affairs with petitions from the NCTU urging Sunday observance. Riddgeberger opposed the petitions citing his constituents’ need to travel on Sunday trains. South Carolina sought protection of suffrage, and reports on San Francisco Milwaukee and Omaha public buildings were approved. An appropriation of 60,000 was approved for Omaha, while tariff bills and cross-cut duties were debated. The session adjourned after discussions on territories and a probe into a British vessel’s channel work. Adjournment followed.
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Milwaukee
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General Swaim Ordered Before Board for Retirement
The Berai Judge Advocate General Swaim faces a board of army officers to assess retirement due to physical disability. The panel includes Gh. Banat president Gong bos Fuely Hollabisd and Dre Baxter 4.4 Greenleaf of the medical department. If found incapacitated, he will retire on full or half pay as determined by the president.
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Tetexujined
Wasguinetan City
Gerferial Swaim
Army
Gh. Banat
Gong.bos Fuely
Hollabisd
Dre Baxter
Greenleaf
SN Tele Nows
Postmaster Nomination Agreement Reached in Illinois
In Chicago on January 17, senators from Illinois affirmed the nomination for postmaster at Cli nate. It was understood that Governor Naw will resign March 5. Preparations were under way to proceed, with assurances that if Senator Culler did not resign in writing, actions would follow after the inauguration.
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Alsmaigh
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Ngton Crry
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Hey
Colamit
Outlaw County Seat Feud Sparks Cimarron Ingalls Bloodshed
Report from Cimarron Kansas details a two year rivalry with Ingalls over county seat control. Saturday gunfire left multiple dead or wounded as armed bands seized county records and troops arrived to restore order. The clash highlighted a bitter feud and warnings of further violence if soldiers depart.
Outbreak at Cimarron Ingalls County Clerk Contest Escalates
Tensions flare in Cimarron and Ingalls as county clerk race sparks armed show of force. Governor Martiji dispatches militia after contested election where Riley seized records and moved them to Cimarron. State troops stand ready as factions threaten violence and burns and killings are warned. One deputy Brooks is reported in precarious condition.
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Hon Herrington
el Breks
George Bowles
Ghot
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Charles Rogpafeler
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Reynolds
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Pred Singer
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Legal Board of County
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County official reports tense fight at Gray county seat
J Q Shoup Gray county board chair arrives in Torrka after a county seat clash. He meets Governor Martin and reports to executives about the mob attack led by a rival town. Officers were threatened as doors were watched and a Winchester was brandished.
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J. Q Shoup
Gray County
Ingalls
Winchester
Farmland Values: 1888 Wheat and Corn Outputs Compared
The December 1888 crop report shows corn production at 1,187,790,000 bushels on 74,672,763 acres valued at 7.61 per bushel, with wheat at 414,864,000 bushels on 37,456,138 acres valued around 26.5 cents per bushel. Aggregate worth across corn, wheat, and oats rises modestly from 1887, with corn leading the gain.
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Department of Agriculture
Avera
Guy
Letter From Great Explorer to Tippeo Tib Renehos Bruxpels
A Brussels dated tale details Henry M. Stadley’s Aug 17 letter from Boma of Banalya Murella to Tippe Tib. It reports Stanley’s expedition health, 1130 Wangwana and sixty Emin Pasha soldiers, and intent to proceed toward a Tig island as messengers carry word to Europe.
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Yambunga
Tig
Judge Tuley Grants Injunction in Anarchist Dispute
Judge Tuley issues a decisis order in a petition for an injunction against authorities. The ruling addresses meetings and control over access, preserving order while outlining limits on actions by parties involved.
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Tyley
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