Walsh Leaves Republicans for Democrats in North Dakota
George H. Walsh speaker of the house announces he renounces allegiance to the Republican party and will affiliate with Democrats. He says the Bismarck contest should end the Republican party in the state and urges repudiation of the one man boss rule. He denies seeking any office in return for the switch.
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New York
Times
Grand Forks
N. C
George H. Walsh
Ker
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Walsh
Bismarck
Inclined to Flop Congressmen Shuffle Home
Washington February 28 Congressman Jolley will leave for home Monday next. Johnson will leave March 10 visiting Ohio and Chicago then North Dakota later in the month. He is willing to be turned out of the Republican party but fears many innocent friends would suffer. Congressman Pickler stays a week to ten days after inauguration to meet cabinet and Democratic officials.
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Washingeton
Jolley
Eee Johnson
Ohio
Chicago
North Dakota
Pickler
Pension and civil appropriation bills move through Senate and House
In Washington on February 28 the senate took up the pension bill and 67 senators answered a call of the roll as the measure passed with little debate. A conference on the military academy bill was ordered and the sundry civil bill sent to conference after House action. The House also passed the Indian appropriation bill under suspension and non concurred in senate amendments to the same sundry civil bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gorman
Dem
Chandler
Rep
N. H
House
Republican leaders confer to clean up national committee debt
General Alger Editor Rosewater General Clarkson and other Republican leaders meet in Washington on party business connected with the national committee. Alger and Rosewater are large creditors to the committee. Managers seek to raise funds by subscription before Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Alger
Rosewater
Clarkson
National Committee
Congress
Tin Plate Output Reported for Quarter Ended Dec 31 1892
Special Agent Ayer提交 treasury department关于锡板工业发展的报告. 报告期为1892年12月31日季度. 该期32家公司生产19,765,491磅锡和温特板. 与上一季度相比产量为10,952,725磅。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ayer
Treasury Department
Mrs Eliza Watson Accused of Charity Imposture in Repwoop
Eliza Watson a 67 year old woman from Deer Lodge Montana has been found deceiving local donors in Repwoop Fall Minnesota. She travels west aboard the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad seeking relatives and has triggered telegrams from Montana and other states exposing her scheme.
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Repwoop Fall
Minn
Eliza Watson
Deer Lodge
Mon
Montana
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Edwards Named Publican of Wimieton Journal
An announcement in the Philadelphia press reports that W. Edwards, publisher of the Ilmington Journal, is named for the Wimieton public post. Edwards is away from Wimieton and will not return until Thursday.
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Wimieton
Del
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ane W. Edwards
Ilmington Journal
Edwards
No Serious War Risk Stated Over French Cleric Absence
There is no danger of an international complication between this country and France arising from the Abbe de la Croix de Cestries complaint. The matter is before the department by the French minister in Washington.
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St. Washinotos
France
Notorious English Forger MacDonnell Re imprisoned in France
George MacDonnell once pardoned after nearly 20 years for a Bank of England forgery is now again in Lisle France. He claimed a French bank deposited fortune under a false name and sailed to France to recover it. After weeks without word his sister followed and found him jailed for passing a worthless check.
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MacDonnell
France
New York
George MacDonnell
Bank of England
England
Lisle
Federation formed by Santa Fe railroad workers at Wicuita
About 60 cities attended the meeting as workers from Santa Fe lines unite in a federation with the aim to prevent strikes and resolve disputes by peaceful means, reserving the option of a last resort to safeguard their interests.
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Wicuita
Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
Catholic Clergymen Oppose Parochial School State Turnover Plan
In Trenton New Jersey on February 28 leading Catholic clergymen oppose a proposed bill to transfer parochial school property to the state in exchange for an appropriation. They warn the measure could spark an unprecedented religious agitation as Protestant groups are expected to oppose it amid editorial battles.
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Trenton
N. J
Burglars Target Winona Firms Weigh Small Loot
A Winona Minnesota burglary gang blasted the Baldwin Bros factory safe on East Third Street and stole about $20. The Phoenix Iron Works safe was also opened with a gold watch and jewelry taken, while Arthur Beyerstedt’s grocery till was robbed of several dollars. No money was taken at the Beyerstedt store and no clues exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Baldwin Bros
East Third Street
Phoenix Iron Works
Arthur Beyerstedt
Gresham Visits Hawaii Delegation in New York
Judge Walter Q. Gresham who is slated as Secretary of State for Cleveland spent Sunday in New York after traveling from Lakewood. He stayed with private friends, did not use the Buckingham, and in the afternoon called on Carter of the Hawaiian annexation commission at the Everett House.
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New York
Walter Q. Gresham
Cleveland
Lakewood
Buckingham Hotel
Chicago
Gresham
Carter
Davis Defies Resignation as Tennessee House Speaker
Nashville report says Ralph Davis, speaker of the Tennessee house, barred by Judge Esten, will not resign. He appeals to the supreme court and vows to fight. Legislature reconvenes March 8. impeachment actions possible if he does not reconsider.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ralph Davis
Tennessee House of Representatives
Esten
Shelby County Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Davis
Teen Murders Her Mother and Cousin in Ontario Shanty
CoLLExawoop Ontario February 28 Jennie Wendh 16 killed her mother and a five year old boy cousin with an axe. The victims were found horribly mutilated in a shanty their family shared near Craigleith. Jennie fled but has not yet been arrested. Her brother brought the news to Collexa.
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Collexawoop
Ont
Jennie Wendh
Craigleith
Jennie
Archbishop Kenrick Feeble Yet Better Health In Ride
St Louis reports Archbishop Kenrick feeble but improving after a Sunday ride along the boulevard and through Forest Park. Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia remains his guest and is expected to stay through the week.
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Kenrick
St. Louis
Forest Park
Ryan
Philadelphia
Vandalia Switchmen Strike in Decatur for Higher Wages
Vandalia division switchmen in Decatur Illinois struck after the Peoria line refused a wage increase. Foremen sought 15 dollars more monthly and helpers 26 cents per hour, leading to workers quitting.
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Decatur, Ills
Vandalia
Peoria
Decatur
New Hospital Planned for Gotham at Hudson and Jay Streets
A new hospital will be built at Hudson and Jay streets in Gotham to replace the Chambers Street branch of New York hospital. The project is estimated to cost over 1 million dollars.
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New Hospital
Gotham
New York
Hudson and
Jay Streets
Chambers Street
New York Hospital
Kansas Supreme Court rules Gann habeas case for Republican House
In Torrance Kansas on February 27 the court held the Republican House of Representatives legally constituted with full powers, including subpoena and contempt authority. Populist Justice Allen dissented, contending the court had no power to review Senate decisions or governor acts. Chief Justice Horton and Justice Johnson joined the majority.
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Torrxa
Kan
Gann Habeas
Republic
Allen
Horton
Republican House
Suboena
Johnson
Senate
House
UN'S REVIEW On Great Industries Unchecked
R. G. Dun & Co West Review of Trade reports continued activity in the great industries despite stalls and a holiday. Exports from New York show modest improvement as foreign purchases of American securities balance accounts. Stock and bond prices slid with cautious optimism lingering amid Reading and Northern Pacific developments.
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New Wex
R. G. Dun & Co
S West Review of Trade
New York
Reading
Northern Pacific
Populists Move to Rebuild State Military Power
Topeka Kansas February 27 the Populist administration plans a full state overhaul Republicans to be discharged and Populists placed in charge over one hundred commissioned officers will leave their posts Populists claim a massive new force totaling about fifty thousand will be formed with drillings already underway and a proposed Farmers Alliance military department to organize independent units.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Kansas
The
Farmers’ Alliance
Carlisle arrives in Lakewood for inaugural talks with Cleveland and Gresham
Ex Senator Carlisle reached Lakewood New Jersey at 10 30 am and was greeted by Mrs Cleveland. He joined President elect and Judge Gresham for a lengthy discussion on the inaugural address and early administration matters.
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Lakewood
N. J
Carlisle
Cleveland
White Ho
Gresham
Senator Kyle Opposes Army Officers as Indian Agents
Senator Kyle of South Dakota denounces detailing army officers as Indian agents and calls instead for civil agents under the new administration. In Pierre the parole law repeal passes the house and awaits the governor’s signature as critics say the law failed to foster reform. Bissell to become postmaster general will depart for Washington with family in a special car, likely staying at the same hotel as the presidential party.
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Wasuinaton
Kyle
South Dakota
Pierre
Senate
House
Bissell
Burrao
Mr. Wanamaker
Washington
Monbars Reacquired by Richfield and Lewthers
The famous stallion Monbars was bought back Friday by his former owners Richfield and Lewthers from Major J. Dickinson at an advance of $2,500 over Dickinsons recent price.
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Monbars
New York
Richfield & Lewthers
Major J. Dickinson
Major Dickinson
Car slides down slope. two dead in Hazelton area
HaZELton Pa Feb 27 The chain man at No 4 Milnesville slope missed the chain causing the car to plunge down the slope Michael Dougherty was instantly killed and John Smith fatally injured
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Hazelton
Milnesville
Michael Dougherty
John Smith
Devils Lake Chautauqua Association Sets Summer Assembly
The Devils Lake Chautauqua Association organizes its first summer assembly from June 28 to July 17 at the lake shore near Devils Lake. Officers from Fargo Grand Forks Mayville Larimore and Devils Lake chosen. A fund of 2500 dollars supports a music and program lineup for the event.
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Jane
Dake
N. D
the Devils
Ie Chautauqua Association
Lake Shore
Fargo
Grand Forks
Mateville
Larimore
Devils Lake
Hostility to Annexation Grows in House Over Hawaii
In Washington on February 27 discussions show strong opposition to adding new territory. Some Democrats back the view, Republicans lean toward a resolution linked to the Springer treaty debate. Secret session heard that a substitute asserting Congress a right to be consulted may emerge.
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Hawaii
Uwgton
Congress
Flp
Five Hatties Fought and Many Killed in Rio Grande Do Sul
A fragmentary report notes fierce battle near Dom Adrito and Santa Rita in Rio Grande do Sul with many dead on both sides. An army besieges a town while fighters are poorly armed and have made no decisive assault. Other items mention Corrientes families and a prison-made clothing inquiry in Chicago.
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Rio Grande Do Sul
York
the Herald
Santa
Ave
Dom
Corrientes
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