All His Trials Over Justice Matthews Passes Away
After protracted illness Justice Stanley Matthews of the U S Supreme Court died at 10 05 this morning in Washington D C Surrounded by family and physicians the end followed a long decline marked by fever chills and heart exhaustion The Senate and Supreme Court adjourned in mourning and funeral arrangements include services in Washington Glendale Ohio and Cincinnati with Supreme Court members as honorary pallbearers and the court to meet tomorrow.
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Legislature Reconsiders License Policy Despite Costs
Governor Beaver criticizes Mr Wherry and the plan to invest state funds as speculative and unlikely to save money. The legislature again debates a license policy but yields no substantial results.
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Mr. Wherry
Biography of Stanley Matthews A Cincinnati Native
Washington reports the late Stanley Matthews born July 21 1824 in Cincinnati. A Democrat Free Soiler anti slavery figure and jurist, he held roles from lawyer to judge and senator in Ohio, aiding Chase’s election and shaping state policy across his career.
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Gumalid
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Court Judge White Flags Dishonest License Applicants
In open court Judge White warned there would be a drop in saloons and pressed mill men to admit to false swearing to obtain licenses. He scolded applicants for misstatements and said there would be no retrials as licenses will be granted only after reviewing all cases. Ward Fifteenth lists run from Farley to Thoma as the examinations proceed.
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Albin Farley
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Albert Garnier
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James H. Gillespie
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Smallman Treet
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John House
Henry Hammerly
Peon Avenue
Georges Kretzler
James Ward
E. Waidler
Albert Zacharias
KR. J. Richardson
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G. H. Blum
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Charles Coll
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Frederick Schaal
John Thoma
Hard
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Joseph A. Carlin
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John Dunn
Forty-eighth
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Henry Foods
John D. Hughes
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George Morris
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Moria
The President Seeks Merit in Appointments amid Lobbying
Washington dispatch notes President Harrison will not appoint unfit men despite strong recommendations. A prominent ex-congressman known as a sparkling speaker and humorist seeks a foreign post, but Harrison rejects him as unsuitable. The piece blends tales of party influence, Belgium mission rumors, and a booming surplus as local offices organize.
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Pittsburgers Reckoned Favorable for Stewart Mission
Washington dispatch says Colonel John Stewart, longtime Antwerp consul, is strongly backed for the Sandwich Islands post. Stewart, a Pittsburgh native, fluent and experienced, enjoys broad support from administration friends and Western Pennsylvania Republicans. A second likely appointment is Major Joseph T. Speer for Munich, drawn by the official Bavarian residence.
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Munich
Speer
House Debates Liquor Licenses and Transfers in March Session
Hangissure March 29. The House discusses liquor license matters with focus on transfers. Mr. Fow’s bill on transfer to heirs is opposed by some and supported by others as calendar reforms. Several members push for calendar placement and changes to license granting authority.
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Death of Justice Matthews Ends Long Illness
Justice Matthews, a cheerful and hopeful figure in the court, died after over a year of illness. He had recently discussed future plans with his family, and reports in the past week suggested improvement before a final decline.
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Justice Matthews
Bis
Justice Manithews
Washington
Wherry's gun spiked as campaign opens in Hareispure
In Hareispure on March 22 the first gun of the campaign barely fired. The concurrent resolution was sent by the Speaker to the Ways and Means Committee. A joint resolution sought information from Sinkigen and others who ruled that certain actions derive.
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Hareispure
Committee On Ways and Means
Aioe
Bills by the Hundred in House of Representatives
Hanrempure March 22 This was the last day for the introduction of bills with out leave from the House. Seven hundred and thirty bills have thus far been introduced in the House against 783 during the whole session in 1887. Thus far 210 bills have been negatived against 140 at the last on.
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Reno
Hanrempure
White Caps threaten violence in Sussex county village
In Stoney Creek, Sussex county, tension rises between white regulators and local Black residents after a White Cap notice to a bar owner. Officials in Petersburg and Richmond are alerted as both sides arm for possible clashes and threats to burn the village.
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Stoney Creek
Sussex County
Petersburg and Weldon
Petersburg
Comsnr
George
Eppes
Richmond
Still in a Russian jail Kempinski case pursued in Washington
Attorney Jacob Klein returned from Washington after interceding with the State Department for Hermann Kempinski of Bridgeport who is confined in Poland over alleged military evasion. Blaine says banishment to Siberia was recalled and officials will review evidence and release demand. Senator Platt aided Klein in pushing the case.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Jacob Klein
Washington
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Hermann Kempinski
Poland
Russia
Klein
Kempinski
Siberia
Platt
Depew Likely Successor to English Mission
The World reports Chauncey M. Depew offered the English mission and inclined to accept. President Harrison favored him as the ideal choice, with the main obstacle his prior doubt now cleared. Depew would follow in Phelps' footsteps if appointed.
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Phelps
Church Divorce Case Hears Sanity Questioned
In Commsus Ohio on March 22 the Church divorce hearing reached closing arguments. Lawyers indicate the judge may defer decision for a week and could order new evidence on Mrs. Church’s sanity based on defense remarks.
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Pacial
Thetis Ordered to Alaska to Watch Whaling Interests
Orders direct the United States steamer Thetis from Mare Island to Sitka then north to the Behring Strait and Arctic waters. The patrol aims to protect whaling fleets and U S commercial interests until Arctic departure in September, after which Thetis will return to Sitka for further instructions.
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Behrings Straits
Washington
United States
Mare Island Navy Yard
Sitka
Arctic Ocean
Arctic
General Wade Hampton Recovers Flags for Quay
The correspondence explains Hampton recovering two Pennsylvania regiment flags from the Civil War era. Senator Quay is asked to forward the colors to surviving members of the Sixty-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers Fifth Cavalry. The exchange notes old associations and duty to return the flags to former comrades.
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Senator Quay
Washington
United States
Quay
Dean Sre
Pennsylvania
Ffth Pennsylvania
Fifth Cavalry
Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry
M.S. Quay
United Staes Nena
Treasury Surplus Continues to Grow Amid Receipts Rise
Washington reports a rising Treasury surplus at 50.2 million dollars, up five million from ten days earlier. Receipts total about 23.2 million, with expenditures just over 12 million, including pension payments. Windom plans to decide on 4 percent bond purchases based on offers and surplus Use.
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Washington
Treasury
Myal airoeAag
Windom Tar 4
East
Pension Scheme Cheats Applicants Through Attorneys
A Washington telegram reports a Pension Bureau scandal where clerks funnel applicant names to attorneys who then pressure veterans with fake hurdles to pension payouts. Applicants paid fees. clerks and attorneys split the proceeds, harming many would be pensioners.
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Distatch
Washington
Tanner
Pension Bureau
Pension
Quay and Bayne Agree on Allegheny Postmasters
Washington reports from the Post Office Department that John Gill is named postmaster for the Seaver Avenue area while James Bradley receives the Allegheny district posts. Officials say there was no conflict between Quay and Bayne over these appointments.
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Postoffice Department
Tom Dispaton
John Gill
Seaver Avenue
Allegheny District
James Bradley
Colonel Quay
Colonel Bayne
Allegheny
Pittsburg Man Seeks Old Collector Post
Special Telegram to the Dispatch from Washington reports Frank Case of Pittsburg arriving and promising a good day's work as he campaigns to reclaim his former position as Collector.
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Frank Case
Washington
Pittsburg
Boomers Threaten to Fight as Oklahoma Border Unrest Grows
Reports from Oklahoma City say the Boomer movement returns after soldiers withdraw. Hundreds flood border towns. Purcell and surrounding areas see halted business as residents swarm telegraph stations awaiting a presidential proclamation. Fears of bloodshed rise if the president delays further.
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Wientra
Oklahoma City
Purcell
Colonel Crocker
Mexican Government Bans American Lard Imports
March 22 in Cry or Mixco reports the government will prohibit American lard entering Mexico amid claims the product is deleterious to health. The move targets imported fats and signals national health concerns announced by officials.
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Beautiful Homes- 7 Artin A at orite ta lemortene
A fragment describes Beautiful Homes 7 and Artin A at a literary event. It mentions a theater or arite context and a Ponderei reference with no clear date or place. The readable text hints at a stylistic feature but lacks concrete facts.
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