Long List of Nominations and Public Health Report
The president sent nominations to the Senate for ambassadors and state officials including Thom F. Bayard to Great Britain and others to Chile Peru and various Central American posts. The Senate confirmed Bayard and others, and Minnesota health secretary Dr C N Hewitt reported vital statistics for 1890-91 with death rates for diphtheria typhoid and other diseases. The St Paul public building contract was awarded to Hennessy Bros. & Cox for cut stone brick work using home materials. Samuel Pasco was nominated for U S senator in Florida. A large fire in Cumberland Maryland destroyed 25 buildings causing over a million dollars in losses. Charlie Mitchell accepted a fight with Jim Corbett in London.
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Uayard
Kentucky
Peru
Lewis Baker
Mimasota
Nivwagun
Costa Alex
Salvado
Pierre D. Young
Euala
Honduras
Edwin Din
Ohio
Serenity GP
Taquin
Tashi
John M. Bossi Ils
Bennsylvania
Cyrus Bussey
Rexluned
Lawrmica J. Maxwell
Charles 8. Hinalin
Minn
C.N. Hewitt
State Board of Health
Minnesota
St. Paul
Wasiixotox
Hennessy Bros. & Cox
St. Cloud
Mankato
Pasco
Himecht
Tantanasser
Fla
Senate
House of Representatives
Florida
Samuel Pasco
United States
Cumberland
Thesday
Laurel Hill
Hazleton
R. W. Crawford
Fort Dodge
Florence
S. C
Arbeiter Zeitung
Belleville
Fils
August Stoehr
Nellie Vilas
Vilas
Madison
Wis
Political landslide across multiple states and cities
April reports show wide Republican gains in Michigan Ohio and Illinois with large margins in Detroit Chicago and St Louis. Democratic wins appear limited with several judges and local officials carried by Republicans while some races indicate mixed results across several cities.
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Detroit
Julee Toole Rhoombibevi
Durand
State University
St. Louis
Yes
St. Loui
Brown
Lennon Guilty of Contempt for Refusing to Handle Cars
In a United States circuit court, Judge Ricka found Engineer James Lennon guilty of contempt for refusing to move Ann Arbor freight cars after being twice ordered by company officials and only complying after Brotherhood officers intervened. Seven other men were discharged. The ruling aligns with prior indictments of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers seen as a conspiracy against law. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court, with habeas corpus sought.
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Lennon
Ann Arbor
Brotherhood of Engineers
Tetxo, O
Ricka
United States
Lake Shore Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ann Archor
James Lennon
Brothurs Hood
Loycott
Tudge Ricks
Indy Taft
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engisours
Agaliet
Artina
S . Lenne
Supeene Cort
Go. O
Ies Lennon
Litlee
Frank P. Sargent
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ricks and
Taft
Toledo
US Consul Newson of Malaga dies of smallpox
Thomas M. Newson longtime St Paul journalist and United States consul at Malaga Spain died Friday in Malaga after contracting smallpox. Born in St Paul in 1830s he joined the St Paul Times staff in early career and later served in U S government posts under Lincoln and Johnson. News of his death spread quickly through local hotels and newspapers as residents mourned a pioneer Minnesota journalist.
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Monver Journallat
Spain
Wit
Minn
Thomas M. Newson
United States
Milaga
Malaga
Howe
Bai
Adusiawson
Hh Maser
St. Newson
Pur
St. Paul
Aliinesota
Hh Paul Times
Newton
United States Army Ly
Lincoly
Thoms Ho
Andrew Johnson
Pittsburg Lumber Exchange officials found guilty
New York April 4 The Suns Pittsburg special saves Officials of the Bus here were found guilty of conspiracy by a jury for combining in restraint of trade and preventing contractors not members of the exchange from getting material. The case is Thomas Buchanan against H B Barnes William Man John Cary and L T Yoder. All but Yoder were found guilty. Barnes is president of the exchange. Judge White scored illegal combinations of capital and labor.
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Pittsburg Lumber Exchangers
New York
Suns
Pittsburg
Exchange
Thomas Buchanan
H. B. Barnes
William Man
John Cary
L. T. Yoder
Yoder
Barnes
Judge White
Railroad War Rages Over Milwaukee Line
A violent clash occurred at Jackson Junction, four miles from West Astoy, as Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul workers clashed with mechanics and farmers led by Miles McGovern and Peter Meyers over building a warehouse. Crowbars and hammers used. seven or eight injured, one likely to die, railroad in possession. Chief Amris signs Cherokee Strip treaty ratification opening the land for settlement. General Miles orders troops to be ready for Choctaw Territory unrest as Colonel Townsend proceeds to the border. James W Hamilton, ex preacher, dies in Sing Sing prison hospital at 1:12 a.m.
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Milwaukee
West Astoy
Jackson Junction
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Miles McGovern
Peter Meyers
McGrovern
Meyers
Carcago
Miles
Townsend
Fort Leaviworth
Indian Territory
Wiro
Behring Sea Court of Arbitration
Paris
Jim Burge
Billy Lewis
Helena
Mon
Duchess of Fife
Prince of Wales
Spring Grove
Minn
Jacksonville
Edwardsville
SiOrient
Brest
Smith
Ann Montreal
Mercier
West Superior
Week's News Highlights From March Thirtieth
A sweeping survey of world affairs and local events includes tensions between Brazil and Paraguay, Anglo involvement in Mexican mines, and a New York inheritance tax forecast. Reports cover strikes, fires, rail improvements, church leadership changes, and notable arrests, deaths, and political actions across North America and Europe.
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Brazil
Paraguay
Mexico
Gould
Treasury of
New York
Auburn
N. Y
Lancaster
Burlington
St. Paul
Chicago
Thomas Spurgeon
Charles Spurgeon
Tabernacle Church
London
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Southern District of
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L. P. Durnell
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Agnes Flynn Mary Flynn
Effie Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Sofia
Gadria
Comnenisvini
Baltimore and Ohio
Amsterdam
Jersey
Putanenenta
Evening Telegraph
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Park Rapids
Les Take
Sr. Paul
B. Sawyer
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway
Leechee
Sam
Tarequal
I. T
Amris
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Sing Sixu
James W. Hawmilton
Munderur
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E. C. Baldwin
Real Estate & Insurance
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Postoffice
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McKenzie
Alex McKenzie
Canada
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Alwift
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Mass
Govenor Altgelil
Illinois
National Guard
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Wright
McGail
St Paul
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Arglars
Conrad Goizian
Joan Jefferson
Buzzard’s Bay
James J. Corbett
Belle la Verde
Polly Graham
South Wales
Rhonda Valley
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