Thousand Tons of Ice Harvest Reported by Hastings Dealers
A chaotic collection of local items notes a vast ice harvest of about one thousand tons by Hastings dealers. The report mentions a Cleveland inaugural ball at Ainsworth with large attendance, a fatal cannon explosion near Albion killing 12 year old Henry Kohler, and various county notices from Douglas to Beatrice including a mail fraud case in Omaha and local council terms.
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Hastings
Cleveland
Ainsworth
Henry Kohler
A. Kohler
Albion
Anna inGeting Shi Pouglas County Agricatural, Society
Omaha
Postoffice
Ape Forfice
Hasbeas
Bain
Washington
Phillips
Beatrice
Philips
Seatrice
Derby
Wike
Utica
Chaus
Itit
Farsten Bosselman
Ile
Hyields
Chapman
Barnes
Towlee
Bosselman
Schuyler
Te Methodist Church
FT. Knuckey
Danish Lutheran ‘Evangelical Church Association For
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Fremidal
A. Kirkgaard
Minden
Neb
D. C. Peterson
Dannebrog
Hansen
Hutchinson
Minn
Butte Manufacturing, _ Power,and Elevator Company
Boyd County
Buttea
Sand Creek
Holt County
First Cabinet Meeting Sets Tone on Appointments
President Cleveland chaired the first cabinet meeting with all members present as discussions focused on the appointment process and filling assistant posts promptly. Secretary Carlisle met with the president beforehand about bond matters, underscoring urgency in personnel selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Treasury
Howard
AtKbison
Nebraska
Washington
Cleveland
Nuw
Carlisle
White House
Ex Secretary Carlisle faces tough gold reserve choices
Former Treasury secretary Charles K. Smith says the treasury sits on bedrock as Charles Carlisle takes over. He estimates the gold reserve below 22.9 million dollars free and notes substantial bank reserves plus 429 million in coins and balances to hand to the new secretary, urging whiskey tax hikes to replenish money and support demand for gold worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiatox
D. U. Mich
Treasury
Charles Ofter
Carlisle
anglLa Mun
Nst
Carlile
Koster
National Bank Reserve
Congress
Hewiid
Pension Office Forecasts for 1895 and 1896
Edward Atkinson, after reviewing pension data, expects total pension expenditures to top about 148 million in 1895 and 141 million in 1896. He notes roughly a quarter of current spending covers back payments. Commissioner predicts 315,790 new names to be added this year and next, reaching 1,171,918 by December 31, 1895, then declining gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Atkinson
Pension Office
Crowds Visit Cleveland as President Welcomes Public
March 8 Wasmnerox crowds stream through the White House to see President Cleveland in a jovial mood. He greets about 1,000 visitors during two brief receptions as about 5,000 pass through, forcing crowd control and a door closure by 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House
Presidents Submit Nominations to Senate
Washington March 10 The presidents sent nominations to the senate listing Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts as assistant secretary of state Robert Maxwell of New York as fourth assistant postmaster general Isaac P Gray of Indiana as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten tiary to Mexico Patrick A Collins of Massachusetts as consul general in London Herbert O Dunn as lieutenant senior grade Arthur D Dred as lieutenant junior grade Joseph Deale as lieutenant junior grade BE B Coyle of New Mexico as receiver of public moneys at Boswell New Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Josiah ‘Quincy
Massachusetts
Arthur] D. Dred
Joseph
Deale
BE. B. Coyle
New ‘Mexico
Boswell
N. M
Invitation to American Firemen to London Congress
An invitation from Horace S. Folker of the National Fire Brigade's Union of London seeks the attendance of U S firemen at the international fire congress and exhibition in London’s Royal Agricultural Hall from June 12 to 17. A copy was sent to Mayor Gilroy for NYFD forwarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continuni‘cationt
State Department
Horaces S. Folker
National Fire Brigade
Union of London
Robert T. Lincoln
United States
Theryrand
International Fire, Congress
Royal Sricultural Hall
London
Cyesham
iGilropf
New York Fire Department
Cleveland White House Report on Sunday Activities
President Cleveland rested after his first week in office and did not attend church for the morning. Privates Secretary Thurber stayed in the office while Mr and Mrs Cleveland drove in the afternoon for a long drive. Vice President Stevenson and Mrs Stevenson attended services at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and later joined by Judge Lawrence and Lewis Stevenson they shared a long ride. The president received several visitors that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bubba
Washington
Stevenson
Mre
New York
Noble’ Darner
Lawrence
Court of Claims
Lewis Stevenson
Steerage Arrivals Resume Between Europe and United States
The Treasury reports that after a January 11 suspension, steerage traffic between European ports and the United States has resumed. Consul Gardner at Rotterdam describes measures to prevent immigration of contagious diseases, including a new hotel for steerage and second class passengers. Costs have risen from 30.46 to 31.20, with improved passenger quality reflecting higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Gardner
Rotterdam
State Department
Nasm
Commissioner of Immigration
New York
Deep Sea Fish for the World's Fair Exhibit
The United States Fish Commission receives aid from M. F. Ingalls of Chesapeake and Ohio and the Big Four lines. Carloads of ocean water are provided to fill the government aquarium for the Chicago exhibit, with seven carloads needed. Fishermen are loading fish for the display bound for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish Commission
M.F. Ingalls
Chesapeake & Ohio
McDonald
Ingalls
Chicago
Colonel McDonald
Senate to Organize and Hear Nominations in Brief Session
Washington march 13 the senate expected a brief opening session mainly to receive presidential nominations. Within a day or two committees will be appointed and reports on nominations begin. The chamber will also consider legal questions on three senate appointments by Montana Wyoming and Washington governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Montana
Wyoming
Editors Not to Be Postmasters Under New Policy
Washington March 13 The Post reports the new administration will not recognize editors in postmaster roles. Cleveland’s successor is not to be tainted by subsidized press claims. Bissell has declined editor-postmaster appointments and will apply the same rule to higher offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
the Post
Cleveland
Bissell
Tammany
New York
Richard Vroker
Washington
Mysterious murders in Lin Conv ill e store
News notes murders of WW M. Tweitmann and his wife in their Linconville store. Political chatter mentions Ireland home rule risks of bankruptcy and civil war. Reports claim discovery of Congo tributaries and river source. Cherokee Strip bill advances after night-long Senate debate. Boomer camps cheer Washington passage. Mrs. Catherwood serial SOW Kaskaskia highlighted in Atlantic Monthly with reader interest.
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M. Tweitmann
Linconville
Lord Ashborne
Ireland
Congo
House
Senate
Washington
Abe
State Legislature Fights Over Rail Rates and Bills
The Legislature reports extensive activity with Senate and House measures. Bills on universities, constitutional convention, gambling prohibition, and railroad law were passed or advanced, while debates focused on transfers switches, freight rates cuts, and a large general appropriation bill. A committee investigated Capital National bank deposits and convicts cruelties. several measures were indefinitely postponed or sent to committees for further action.
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Noebriskt Legislature
Senate
Moore
Lobeck
Pope
More
Watson
Supreme Court
Packwood
Everett
Harris
Adjutant General
House
Commissioner of Labor
Stewart
Railroad Committee
Hovsk
Oakley
Ae State Universitydsr
Seid College
State University
Cornish
Howe
Capital National Bank
McKesson
Graham, Hale
House of Representatives
Darner
Tefft
North
Woods
Gifford
James
Casper
Barry
Dora Paxton
Wis
Secretaryidt
Jvits
Miditor
Yrblie
Bose Myte Af Peeta Sg
Wwe Ss
Board of Purchase
Coulbon& Come
Supreme’ Court
Sbarak
Sile
Thce
Ff Lasbor
Uurris
Tréasuner
Sth
Keckley
Kerkley
Nebraska
Wheeler
Commissioners of Deeds
Judiciary Committee
Colnté
State of
Isl
Twelfth
Kruse
Gess
Douglas
Nebras
Ist
Gaftin
Olen
Gors
Girls’ Industrial School
Geneva
Hastings Insane Asylum
Norfolk Tnsane
Blint
Nebraska City
Ixkearney Industrial
Milford Home
State House
Weing
Atdack
Yheineane Vers
Shen
Induction of Cleveland Cabinet Opens in State Department
Thirty five members were absent as Dr. Ricketts was excused for a sick child. The cabinet sworn in at the state department marked the first time heads of departments gathered to take the oath together. Justice Field administered the oath to the new secretaries in the diplomatic parlor.
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Sebappall
Dr. Ricketts
James Gage
Devate
Sloud
Barry
Lign ‘Y
Newberry
Beal
Higeins
Olson
Bokmaan
Hort
Porter
Cass
Howe
Rhodes
Casper
Ltewill Riley
Colton
Jensen
Rurgles
Davies
Wall Schappell
Dickerson
Jhus
York Schelp
Dimmick
Johnson
Schldtfeldt
Dobon
Keckley
Scott
Hickhoff
Kessler
Shesidan
Elder
Weyel
Sisson
Elis
Kloke
Molt
Farnsworth
Krick
Mf H N'maha
Felton
Wruse
Smith Richson Ford
Singenfeler
Jodcemin
Fulton
Luthart
Stevens
Cetiles
Lynch
Suter
Gifford
Mevutchbeon
van Uousen
Goss
Wayne
McVey
Woods
Haller
Nelson
Mr. Speaker
Varmin
Brown
Hinds
Rhea
Burns
Jenkins
Robinson
Carpenter
Naup
Sinclair
Cooley Ioyner
Spencer
Cornish
Loihigh
Sutton
Cross
Lockner
van Duyn
New
Sir Wesson
Wardlaw
Goldsmith
Merrick
Watson
Douglas
Nason
Wilsar
Griffith
Oakley
Wasninetos
D. C
Cleveland
Gresham
State Department
Supreme Bench
Executive
Justice Field
Aith
Lamont and Olney
Justine Field
Fuller
Secretary of State
Olney
Thurber
Charles O'Neill
B B. Smalley
Vermont
Messrs
Carlisle
Luamont
Smith
Werbert
Lissell
Morton
Carlisle Seeks to Preserve Gold Parity Amid Treasury Moves
Secretary Carlisle vows to use all power to maintain gold and silver parity as the Treasury reports gold inflows at New York 100400 and New Orleans 20000 in exchange for silver certificates. A Denver clearing house deal of 3 1008000 Ged is noted while bonds and reserve policy are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waatuxatoy
D. C
Treasury
New York
New Orleans
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Dasa
Washington Legislature Fails to Choose Senator After 101 Ballots
Washington March 11 after 101 joint ballots the legislature adjourned without selecting a successor to United States Senator John B. Allen whose term ends March. The final tally showed Allen leading with votes then scattered options. Gov N8Graw is expected to appoint Allen to the seat himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olymmela
Wash
Washington Legislatre
United States
John
Allen
Turner
Dds Greggs
Shavy
van Hattori
Remnainder Scatter
N8graw
Limself
Missing or garbled text from a historic page
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Osceola
H. H. Campbell
Peitoner
Fred Casey
David City
South Omaha
Butclick
Dr. Dawiel
Norfolk
EK. L. Young
Ki & 0
Waitfield
Aastings
She
Witink
Tae
The
Pension Batimates
Rio
Brazil
State Legislature
Aia
Reyeco
Union League
Chih
Hawaii
Horace Porter
Towa
Sona
Ks Young
Guana
Our
the Baxter Carriage CO
W. Sixth St
Cincinnati
Furan
the Trouser Stretcher Co
Detroit
Mich
Scott & CO
Ohio
Boston
Schumacher Gymnasium
Lday Pudi
ROYAL
Maghime
Warrarte
Lite
Shunei
Kase
Eins Adolf
Mas
Examina the Royal
Royae S. Ff
Rokr
Bostgormar
Childes
Rossto
Surat
Bostoniak Elegtii
la Salle
Electro-Medical Corp
Oscar
Dee Bet
E. Moses
P.O
I Louis
Republic
Usg
U. S
BES
Wm Alov Panu
Tigrate Feed CO
NY Mfg. CO
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