Oklahoma Proclamation Nominates Reid and Other Officials
The Senate confirmed Whitelaw Reid as minister to France and Fred Grant to Austria Hungary. Nominations include judges in several states and territorial governors and secretaries. Naval promotions and postmasters were also confirmed amid a quiet session and delays over Reid’s Mergenthaler record.
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Austria-Hungary
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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Supreme Court of Dakota
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Henry XX. Blake
Supreme Court of
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District of Colorado
Miles Moore
Washington Territory
Over C. White
Edwin Willets
Michigan
Yan O
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Orville van Wickle
Matawan
J. XL Sutton
Woodbridge
New York
J. W. Corning
Palmyra
J. M. Field
Rye
John Buckiey
Cape Vincent
Herman S. Fox
Geneva
Fred R Hoag
Phelps
BH. P. Horton
Philmont
G. H. Schufeldt
Chatham
Connecticut
C. E. Catey
South
Norwalk
Seth Pratt
Litchfield
James W. Hague
Torrington
Whitelaw Reid
West
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Washington
Mergenthaler Company
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Tribune
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London
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Letter Purportedly From Mr Blaine Found In Hotel Room
A damaged mistranscribed letter claims to be written by Mr Blaine to President Harmon and discusses political plans and health. The text mentions February 1 and Washington travel, with references to Blaine’s possible need for assistance and a cautious tone about future arrangements.
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Blate
Herald
Blaine
Washington
Afr
Blane
Breajaamin Haitrisoy
Burglar Nabbed After Old Lady Foils Heist in Watensery
In Watensery Conn March 25 an elderly Mrs Olive M Elton, mother of ex Senator James Elton, startled by noises downstairs, confronted burglar Morris Mansfield as he neared the pantry. A police grappler nabbed him. Mansfield says he mistook the mansion for his own and will be bound over to the superior court.
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Watensery
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Church Street
Olive M Elton
John P. Elton
James Elton
Ali
Sal
Morris Mansfield
Mansfield
Superior Court
Diary theft and political scandal threaten Irish case
In London debates a diary alleged to show Pigott’s role in a political scandal is discussed. Key figures including Mr. Labouchere and Mr. Davitt are cited as tracing how the diary was obtained. The piece outlines claims about The Times reliance on police and authorities to shape stories and the diary’s potential impact on Irish affairs.
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Marsa
Tunoths Heabe
MM. P
Parnell
Pigott
MG. Laboucheru
Mr. Labouchere
Michael Davitt
Ager
Mr. Davitt
Davitt
Kingstown
Dublin
Gray Calls America West Lead in World Affairs Race
In a San Francisco dispatch dated March 23, Governor Gray argues America West must lead in global power dynamics. The clipping references Samoan relations and British policy, urging restraint and unity as tensions rise with European powers.
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America West
San Francisco
Prince Bs. Guard
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Galles
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Wyatt
Thera Aviver
Ark
Mb Yuhad
Paar Thal
America
Lemself
England
United Gs
Sul Unter
Amateur Veellepes at Berne Wrestling and Fencing Meet
The Berne event featured boxing, wrestling, and fencing with Henry E. Bauermayer refereeing. Notable bouts included Most Rave defeating D. O'Beten and O'Connor beating Shaw in points. A late 135 pound wrestling match ended in a draw between Lautermasser and Latiber. A fatal farming accident occurred when James Thomas died plowing after a double-team plow struck him. Police investigate poisoning in Gloucester linked to Senator Cook family health crisis. Jay Gould denounces Battery Park issue amid transit conflicts. A Rusoph obit reports Rudolph Stoeffel facing a new trial after a deadlocked jury.
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D. Leahy
P.O
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O'Connor
J. B. Pater
Schuylkill Navy
Frat Rode
Riley
Frank Muller
National Turn Wurein
Newark
Nll
J J. McPhidaney
Dr. Hammond
Parks Green
Gloucester
Mas
Maroh
Vason
Benjamin F. Cook
Eva
Cook
Tae
Centennial New York considers May first holiday for centennial events
The New York centennial committee discusses making May 1 a legal holiday to avoid disruption from a large parade. The Grand Army of the Republic parade plans shift with Gen. Henry Barouse commanding a New York City division and Col. Wales P. Walton marshal. A Philadelphia firm will provide fourteen living float tableaux depicting events from 1774 to Washington’s presidency, including the Hudson discovery and crossing the Delaware.
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Uruger
C. Gerry
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Corp
Chirk
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Wales P. Walton
Kings County
Brookton
Willian Warner
Kansas City
Mm Chlef
Philadelphia
Hudson River
Hendrik Hudson
Navigator
New York Bay
North River
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Delaware
Valley Forge
United States
Eehup Perry
George Washington
Dynamite blast kills Mrs York and daughter near Peru
An explosion from dynamite thawing under a stove demolished the York residence five miles east of Peru Indiana. Mrs York and her eldest daughter were killed. A son and another daughter were injured. Aaron York and a son survived. The blast occurred as York prepared to blast stumps.
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Ind
Aaron York
Hs House
Teegit
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