Resignations and appointments reshape Missouri Pacific links
Presivest Critics of the Union To Racific resigns to become Missouri Pacific president. Gove Csuunse joins a newly created supreme court commission with Judge Irvine of Omaha, B. Ryan of Lincoln, and J. M. Ragan of Hastings. Rep Blount of Georgia to Honolulu for foreign affairs inquiry. Cleveland’s treaty withdrawal signals probe, not annexation abandonment. Roach returns to Washington as North Dakota senator after embezzlement scandal. Public pressure for thorough examination grows.
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Missouri Pacific
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Supreme Court
Irvine
Omaha
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Lincoln
J. M. Ragan
Hastings
Blount
Georgia
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Haseen
Honolulu
Cleveland
N Roach
Washington
Wm N. Roach
United States
North Dakota
Politics and bank scandal ripple through the capital
Report from the Capital Bank failure details recovery actions against former treasurer Hall and his bondsmen over worthless fifty year certificates. Senate committees see reshuffling as President Cleveland clashes with Congress, warning of office delays if anti administration members remain. Autocratic tone stirs indignation as party lines threaten majority support.
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Nominations sent to Senate include diplomats and judges
The president sent a long list of nominees: James B. Wustis of Louisiana for minister to France. Theodore Ranyan of New Jersey for minister to Germany. John E. Risely of New York for minister to Denmark. J. G. Jenkins of Wisconsin for circuit judge in the seventh circuit. Walter D. Dabney of Virginia for solicitor of the state department. Charles B. Stewart of Texas for U S judge in the Indian Territory. W. S. Marshall and David T. Guyton of Mississippi for the northern Mississippi district. Wm. H. Hawkins of Indiana for the Indiana district. Abner Gaines of Arkansas for the eastern Arkansas district. John McAllister of Indiana Territory for the Indian Territory court. U S Attorneys Frank B. Burk of Indiana and Cle Ford L. Jackson of Indian Territory. Joseph W. House of Arkansas for the eastern Arkansas district. Ernest P. Balewin of Maryland for first auditor of the treasury. Thomas Holcomb of Delaware for fifth auditor. Wade Hampton of South Carolina for commissioner of railroads. Postmasters Julius W. Lancaster of Dardanelle and Rus B. Hogins of Russellville Arkansas. Wm. Losenhower of Bloomfield Indiana. Louis E. Rowley of Lansing Michigan. W. L. Berry of Madison Nebraska. Wm IT McCahee of Coshocton Ohio. Guy W. Jenker of Beaumont Texas. Frank Warring of Florence. Paul J. Willard of Antigo. Dewitter Johnson of Rhinelander Wisconsin. A. Keister of Lander Wyoming.
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Louisina
France
Thedore Ranyan
New Jersey
Germany
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New York
Denmark
J.G. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Walter D. Dabney
Virginia
Department of State
Charles B. Stewart
Texas
U.S. Court For
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W. S. Marhall
David T. Guyton
Mississippi
Wm. H. Hawkins
Indiana
Abner Gaines
Arkansas
John McAllister
Indiana Territory
U.S. Court of Indian Territory
U.S
Frank B. Burk
District of Indiana
Cleford L. Jackson
Joseph W. House
Ernest P. Balewin
Maryland
Treasury
Thomas Holcomb
Delaware
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Julius W. Lancaster
Dardanelle
Rus B. Hogins
Russellville
Wm. Losenhower
Bloomfield
Louis E. Rowley
Lansing
Michigan
W. L. Berry
Madison
Nebraska
McCahee
Coshocton
Ohio
Guy W. Jenker
Beaumont
Frank Warring
Florence
Paul J. Willard
Antigo
Dewitter Johnson
Rhinelander
A. Keister
Lander
Wyoming
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Rose St
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Rock Springs
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Second Street
Sidney, Nebraska
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Sidney
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