Resignations in Cabinet Spark Ohio and Oregon Upheaval
The piece reports Attorney-General Williams resigning effective May 16 and hints at Interior Secretary Deane’s forthcoming departure. It cites political fallout, including Republican hopes in Ohio, critiques of the Administration, and anticipated investigations into public funds. It also notes prosecutions against ex-Treasurer Parker and praise for reform efforts by Dunn and Malton.
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Measra
Melton & Clarke
Bachman & Youmans
Ofandant
Ward
Niles G. Parker
General Assembly
Euest
Dunn
Malton
Georgia statesman lauded in Wilmington speech
Gaxman Geanon addressed large crowds in Wilmington praising Southern resilience while rebutting a Senate charge of conciliatory sentiment toward the North. He likened the South to Job, noted losses but steadfast patriotism, and urged unity to uphold constitutional liberty as centennial independence nears.
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Gaxman Geanon
Georgia
Wimington
United States Senate
Concord
New Hampshire
Gordon
Job
South
North
Capitol
Old North
Tate
Resignation of Attorney General Williams May 15
The resignation of Attorney General Williams takes effect on May 15. He will return to private law practice in Washington. The President will select his successor, with Bristow likely to accept the post, though Bristow dislikes Treasury duties. Names like Judge Pierrepont, ex-Senator Carpenter, and General Butler are mentioned. The President’s letter reportedly honors Williams’s service.
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Williama
Washington
Bristow
Feto
Williams
Department of Justice
Government plans silver coin circulation pause on gold price
Washington reports say the government will not put silver coinage into circulation under the resumption act until gold falls to about 1.10. The New York Bulletin notes uncertainty if a future drop in gold premium would allow sudden assurance against reintroducing circulation. It suggests the Treasury may gain more confidence than the administration, potentially leading to a repeal move early in Congress.
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Washington Authority
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
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Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Congress
Grant Parish
Reverdy Johnson
David Dudley Field
R. 41
Marr
South Carolina
Louisiana
Parish
United States Supreme Court
New York
War of words between Johnson and Brownlow lingers in Tennessee
The Nashville Banner downplays the looming Johnson Brownlow clash amid bitter letters. It notes both figures may play little role in the Senate for six years, while laments over public discourse and politics. A stray quip about a milk quart and weight appears amid the editorial tone.
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Axa Browntow
Nashville
Tenn
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Brownlow
Assa
Benate
Younifer
Cuba War Escalates as Insurgents Torch Plantations
Advices from Havana report 1,000 rebels mounted in Mingenta have entered Bagua district and torched seven estates near Que de los Guines. Spanish forces under Sonpeny, and a 1,600 strong rebel cavalry under General Sanguili, operate in Colon’s eastern jurisdiction. Valmaseda’s field army may prevent insurgent overrun, while rebels destroy plantations to swell their ranks. fate of Cuba hinges on recent campaigns and reinforcements.
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Bagua
Aidi
Que‘de Los Guines
Aieeh Eeres Sonpeny
Sanguili
Colon
Valmnseds
Inesurgenta
Valmaneda
Gomez
Spain
Cuba
Valmaseda Fila
Perso Gomez
Comaxcas Sopnewpxu and Fort BI surrender noted
The report states Wild Horna a Comanche chief and about forty braves with families surrendered to an agent at Fort BI. It notes hopes they are disarmed and sent to a reservation to prevent further conflict amid peace efforts. A stockholders meeting for a company elected directors including Amos Bay Mathewson Kerr Boyce and others with Jamen Jarrett named president.
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Wild Horna
Fort BI
Bart Parasarca
Comany
Amos Bay
Mathewson
Kerr Boyce
W. F. Herring
John D. Butt
John
Jamen Jarrett
Presbyterian union drive outlined in conference notes
The article reports Presbyterian churches in conference in New York drafting articles of alliance to unify denominations worldwide. A grand council will issue recommendations without legislative power, aiming to form a confederation similar to Congregational churches and boost Protestant influence across America, Europe, and Australia.
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London
Aaron
Hiss
America
Europe
Australia
General Blair Gains Strength From Blood Transfusion
Gen Frank P Blair long prostrated by a parasitic attack has shown marked improvement in recent weeks after blood transfusions. Two operations were performed by Tuesday, injecting two then four ounces, with fresh blood drawn from the patient and prepared for infusion under medical supervision.
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Frank P. Blair
Patna
Trenestaios
Polar expedition vessels near completion at Portsmouth
The Polar expeditionary vesnela at Portumouth are now receiving their finishing touches. Their smokestacks are fitted and masts brought down to the ship-basin to be men-laced aboard on seating out. Each vessel will be bark rigged with interchangeable masts for quick repair if needed. Rigging is light yet durable and ironwork is being coated with leather for sailors in the northern voyage.
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Richard A. Proctor
England
Professor Proctor
Proctor
Young
America
Langley
Hori
Mayer
India
Tiene
Alfferen
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Remon
Ernest M. Taylor
Greenville Daily News
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Baby
Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Company
First National Bank of
Buxton
Ill
Trader's Bank of Chicago
Mecklenburg
N. C
New England
Lexington
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Portumouth
Fragmented report on a dictator and death note
An unclear OCR fragment references a dictator from Foti with a brief period before a 6 PM event in New York. It mentions laws of death, contempt, and a deceased person tied to sects and unions. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
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Rom Foti
New York
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