Mr. Greenbacker Coulson at National convention plans
The article notes Mr. Greenbacker Coulson's expected role at the National Greenback convention in Indianapolis on May 21 and mentions his possible desertion. It also reports local Sullivan town election results and various national convention dates and political commentary including immigration naturalization debates and criticisms of attorney Thomas Campbell.
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Greenbacker Coulson
Indianapolis
Chicago
Inne O
Indiana
Greenbackers
Chicago News
Thomas Carbell
Berner
Cincinnati
Campbell
William Strong
North American Review
Edwin P. Whipple
Matthew Arnold
Richard A. Proctor
Gerrit TL. Lansing
Henry F. Osborn
Princeton College
Helen Kendrick Johnson
William Godwin Moody
J. Laurence Caughin
Harvard University
Collier
Turman Township
Turman
Hayden
Joseph
Democrat Party
Mes
Mr. Hayden
Joseph Gray
Bluford Arnett
William Akers
Alex Kaufman
John C. Chaney
Chaney-Joseph
Mk. Eptron
J.C. Chaney
Blaine and Edmunds lead ticket with Lincoln VP pick
Sadie Reigh of Chicago is sentenced to eight months for defaming by killing Patrick Kingsley. Oregon transcontinental stock losses exceed 20 million. Various political and legal events unfold across states, including rail and tanneries fires, duels among politicians, and confirmations in Des Moines.
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Blaine
Edmunds
Lincoln
Sadie Reigh
Chicago
Atrick Kingsley
Anthony
President Endicott
Oregon Transcontinental Company
Northern Pacific
Oregon
David N. Carpenter
New Albany
Ind
Walter Williams
Frankfort
John M. Eliott
Buford
American Oak
Cincinnati
Executive Council
Des Moines
Mc¢Dhl
Burlington Road
Moses Fraley
St. Louis
Frank Carter
Unionville
Gloucester County
N. J
Walter B. Kempster
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
N. TE. Nelson
Col. J. L. Jolly
Des Moines County
Iowa
Frank Slatton
John I. Gear
Arthur
Cicero Sellerson
Audubon
Michigan
Francis A. Wardell
Pension Department
Detroit House of Correction
Indiana
Red River Paper Company
Jamestown
John Iroigate
Flora
Inls
Mlit
Presley
QO. M. Conover
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Fairchild
Europe
London
Wraynor
Bath
New York
Ile
Baltimore
Lloyd G. Wheeler
Interstate Conference of Colored Men
Pittsburg
Fred Douglass
Bishop Green
Garysburg
North Carolina
Robert B. Carnahan
Lewistown
Tr. 2Baton
General Butler
Charles McAvery
Troy
Long Island
Fort Smith
Indian Territory
A. A. Harrison
Delmont
Alert
England
United States
Greeley
Iron Works
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Iron
Sane N. Arnold
Minnesota picks Cannon for treasury post amid Civil Service rules
The Minnesota senators recommend Mr. Cannon of Stillwater for comptroller of the treasury. Edward Graves would fill the post under Civil Service rules. A post office subcommittee sets seven years for a proposed telegraph contract and 25 cents per twenty words as the rate nationwide. Theodore F. Swayze promoted to chief clerk of the treasury, a veteran drummer in a New Jersey regiment.
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Minnesota
Cannon
Stillwater
Treasury
Dward Graves
House Post Office Committee
United States
Theodore F. Swayze
Treasury Department
New Jersey
Pension Bureau
Greely
Navy Department
William Pitt
Kellogg
Washington
James 2. Price
Jefferson City
Senate
Commissioner of Agriculture
Michigan
Indiana
Iolinois
Wisconsin
House Committee On Post Offices
House Committee On Public Lands
Townshend
Mr. Rosecrans
Pacific
Senate Railroad Committee
Canlon
District Attormey
Col Amos Webster Resigns as Treasury Chief Clerk
The resignation of Col Amos Webster from the Treasury Department chief clerk post shocks Washington clerks. Websters bid for assistant secretary failed, fueling claims his departure stems from departmental opposition and hurt feelings among Folger confidants. He has long been a prominent figure in official and social life.
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Col. Webster
Col
Amos Webster
Treasury Department
Bothg New
Folger
Jaine
Reastury
Thesident
Lint
Regular
Senate Debates Pleuro Pneumonia Bill and Public Works
In April congressional notes, the Senate received a presidential message on wheat demands, passed bills for Sault Ste. Marie canal control and Indian timber protection, and debated pleuro-pneumonia with amendments. April 29 saw favorable reports on flag loans, Washington monument funds, and a bill restricting patent grants to US citizens.
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House
Kansas
Peters
Ay. Kasson
Randall
Senate
Michigan Fish Commissioners
Sault Ste. Marie
Mississippi
Queek Island
Falls of St.Anthony
Missouri
Douglas County
Nebraska
Myra Clark Gaines
Fort Hayes
Marshall
Jackson
Tennessee
New Orleans
Hewitt
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury
J. B. Wheelock
Venezuela
Frank Hillard
Ife
United States
Secretary of State
Coke
Agricultural Department
Williams
District of Columbia
Maine
Smithsonian Institution
Joseph Newnan
California
Wilson
Plumb
Cullom
Charlotte
North Carolina
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Charles L. Davis
Lem. Ff. Willis
A. F. Fitabrook
Jacob Billman
William Schaifel
William Joyce
John Donaldson
The
Terre Haute Courier
Mr. Morgan
Sullivan
James M. Borders
Thomas B. Eaton
John N. Fordyce
Charles IX. Crawley
Wm. McCammon
Thomas H. Collier
Chaney
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Woodburn
Toledo
Ed Whitley
Thos. S Larris
Robi. Mitchell
Xenia
Miss Harney
Robinson
Xenia Avenue
Nenia
Hoadly
Texas
Meridian
Miss
E. F. Seaver
Reedsburg
Wis
Badger Clawson
Salt Lake
West Salem
Hugh Gaffney
Mexico
George 3. Mills
Astoria
Illinois
Galesburg
Clover
Common Pleas Court
Lancaster
Anoka
Willie Gray
Fullen
Maltby
Clinton J. Fiske
New York Assembly
James Carmen
First National Bank of
Morris, AL
Havana
Aguero
Zapata
Charles Wilson
Tewksbury Almshouse
Massachusetts
Hilettsville
A. L Sage
Presbyterian Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions of the
Northwest
Milwaukee
Amelia Barnet
Easton
Demond Acebolis
Streator
Iils
Ottawa
Alexander Mitchell
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
William P. Hooper
Supreme Court
Glens Falls
Opera
Presbyterian
Cole
United Presbyterian Church
George C. Cargill
Republican State Convention
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
W. D. Sherman
L. B. Caswell
W. Keyes
John W. Ayers
Boston
Massachusetts Senate
Hoosac
Boston Flats
Pacific Coast
Burlington
Tilden
Committee On Resolutions
J.S. Robinson
Hardin County
W. W. Johnson
J. B. Foraker
W. If. West
William McKinley, Jr
Marcus J. Ilanna
Sherman
Laine
Stevenson
Ont
St Louis
Caada
Connecticut
Joseph Ri [Lawley
Thomas C. Platt
Miller
Andrew D. White
Edwin Packard
Ppeoners Roosevelt
John J. Gilert
Archbishop Gibbons
Ciudad
Spain
House of Commons
Abyssinia
Soudan
Gordon
Cairo
Zebehr Pasha
Jxhar
Aire
Panama
Reichstag
Germany
Niederwald
Upper
Egypt
Great Britain
Gerlin
Paris
Nile
Davis, Engle & Davis
Congressional
Sol Goodman
South Bend Iron Works
Shiparatte
Sdruoungce RR & CO
Farmers National Bank
Carrithers Bros
Proprietors
Cale
North and West Farmers’ National Bank
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