Opposing Long and Kansas Delegation Rumors
Washington dispatch reports rumored opposition to Chester L Long in Kansas seventh district. Long denies knowledge of such opposition, cites possible manipulation of rumors, and notes his preference for foreign affairs committee chair while party leaders assess Kansas delegation impacts.
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Stats Journal
Washingtoy
Chester L Long
Die Beart
Siuply
Fredo
Washington
Mr. Long
Imei
Mx. Long
Kansas
Fana
Hosession
Millex
Mt Miijera
Long
Kirkpatrick
Morrill
Miller
Callerboud
Lucy
Kansas Congress Passes Indian Post and Pension Measures
In the House, Kansas member Mc Curtis moves to grant the Grand Armir post at Eidorello full use of discarded canton. Curtis seeks $14,000 to aid provender for frontier needs. Other pension relief items are proposed for W Murphy Mel Trawier and several Kansans. Esker worries over a possible re election as a Special Correspondent reports from Washington.
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Congromman Broierick
State Journal
Wasnsarox
Bill Wilel
United States
Saya W
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Broderick
Actustly
Washington
Kansan
Renses
Interior Department
Inbor
Department of Justice
Calumna
Tice
Dist
Cal
Hillery
Leag. Varuseros
Iy Mc. Curtis
Eidorello
Sir. Curtis
G. W. Boutwell
Topeka
Mr. Curtis
W. Murpuy
Mel Trawier
Martha Allen
Wallace McGrath
J. E. Belitwin
Bies
Vermont
Richard Brookins Mare Strain
Samuel Mayers
E. Machin
M. Koauber
Council Grove
W.owene
Toronto
Fannle Tenia
Cartoudale
Fanots Hast
Hoerdale
POPE S AMETHYSTS AND JEWELS TO CARDINAL SATOLLI
Dec 49 Rev Dr Rook er, private secretary to Myn Satolli, travels to New York to meet Marquis Suc rment the Repos noble guard bringing to Washington the consistorial letter and the red hat signaling Satolli’s elevation to cardinal. The pope typically sends an amethyst of great value and other jeweled gifts such as rings and ecclesiastic paraphernalia.
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Natetti
Wasarratos
Rookler
Myn
Satolli
New York
Suc
Repos
Washington
Mgr. Satolli
Fire devastates Richmond Missouri business district
A morning blaze in Richmond, Missouri destroyed several buildings including the opera house and nearby stores such as Permival and Hult’s furniture, Browe’s Rackers, Ringquist’s dry goods, Masonic Well, Grow’s bookstore, and residences of Eltr Lor and AM Fowler. Estimated loss around 100000 with insurance about 54900. Reverend W G Pare-idee comments on moral ideals.
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Missouri
Ficumesr
Dee
Hult
Browe
Racker
Nore
Ringquist
Grow
Fowler
Venezuela Boundary Row Foresees Arbitration Refusal
President Cleveland warned Congress that Britain refuses impartial arbitration over the Venezuela British Guiana boundary. He urged careful inquiry, possible US commission funding, and warned against allowing any aggression or loss of national honor. The Monroe Doctrine debate triggered strong Senate applause as the message moved to the foreign relations committee.
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Wastmotox
Dea
Cleveland
Great Britain
Venezuela
British Guiana
Congressial
Congress
Republic of Venezuela
Britannic Muresty
United States
Monros
Gue
Hay
Wooser
Menores
Jim
Republic of
Vea Zupia
Partea
Girstein
Ir. Hotlek
Mr. Crisp
Messacre
Me. Siulick
Rep
Olio
Excar Sion
Mr. Cria
Boone
TE Senate
Chandler Hep
Seagate
Veterana
Senate
Meats the Harpies President Has a Persona tom with the Geld New Youn
The World reports the withdrawal of 8,150,000 in gold for shipment today, aiming to lift the treasury reserve above 69 million. President Cleveland consults with syndicate members who managed the last issue as plans surface for a new bond issue. The sale could range from 50 million to 190 million, with expectations the 60 million target may be reached early next year.
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Tom
Treasury
Cleveland
Tha Ison
Itis
Plunge to the Front in Republican Convention Plans
A St Louis special reports Col HL Swords of the Republican national committee outlines strategy for the nomination race. Allison is viewed as a strong active candidate, with Clarkson and Henderson to manage a waiting policy until Reed and McKinley exhaust themselves. Harrison’s supporters may ease the intra party tension as the contest unfolds.
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Kesea
Wasuisuton
Dia Ilm
Kirepatrick
Kansas
McKinley
Ofc
Wbavs
McKinlay
Keoshe
Tisa Reed
Adiiters
McKinley Heine
Kauneas
Kansania
Powiless
Allison
Tae
McKinney
Reed
Kanes
Allinou
Steed
McKiniey
Carteaco
St Louie
Col HL Swords
Tawa
Republican National Committee
Washington
Jas
Clarkson
Henderson
Laws
Agether
Harrison
Kit
Compressed Air System Tested at New Orleans Terminal
New Orleans December 17 reports a compressed air and locomotive powered freight handling system at the New Orleans & Western Rail road terminal in Fort Chalmette proved highly successful. The method promises major freight handling savings and immunity against grease in terminal yards. Two bank charters filed with the secretary of state show reorganizations: Commercial Bank of St John capital 20000 and Mocksville State Bank capital 5000. Directors include Andrew Aitken Howard Gray J Mc Martin AG English and George Burron.
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Meine
New Orleans & Western Railroad Company
Fort Chalmette
Grex
Hanks
Commercial Bank of St John
Mocksville State Bank
St. John Bank
Mocksvill Unk
Andrew Aitken
Howard Gray
J. McMartin
English
George Bu
Premium bid drives county bridge bonds record demand
At the county clerk’s office bidders competed for five percent twenty year bridge bonds. W. C. Spaulding & Co of Cleveland submitted a $13,000 premium. Other firms from Chicago Boston Glasgow and New York offered varied totals. The county commissioners accepted Spaulding’s bid with a $1000 forfeit to guarantee the bid, due by Tuesday.
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W. C. Speulding & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Tree
Pshaw
Aceo
Clark McCabe
Oly
Peasion
Campbell
W. C. Spaulding & Co
Mulvane
Chicago
Henderson & Co
Glasgow
Scotland
van Martin & Co
New York
Gray & Co
Boston
Seansongood & Ma
W. J. Hays & Sone
Salum
D. ScGinley
Topeks
H. White & Co
Deitz, Dennison & Prior
The
Accounting Trust Company of
Topeka
Spitzer & Co
Toledo
Amouns
Cincianati
Segount
Eery Law
Spaulding
Delx
de Vrier
Spauldings
W. C. Spantdleg & Co
Education in Alaska Appropriation Request Details
United States commissioner of education reports Alaska’s education scene last year. Sixteen day schools and twenty four teachers. seven contract schools with forty nine staff. Recommends $5000 for next year. Hatfield to Speak. Rev Ro Wake travels to Kansas City for temperance meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Rudolph Hatfield of Wickliffe to speak.
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United States Commissioner of Education
Alaska
Alnaka
Pretty but False Crowther Postmistress Arrested for Embezzlement
Mand Crowther ex postmistress of Fort Riley aged 24 81 500 short and accused of robbing government funds about 1800 indicated by the indictment two counts allege embezzling 1100 and 400 while serving as Fort Riley postmistress. She was tracked to Kansas City where Deputy Marshal Vallennan identified her and she admitted plans to flee the city.
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Mand Crowther
Sumtress St
Fort Rrey
Fort Rirky
Deco
Mend Crowsher
Fort Riley
United States
Sheta
Isa Crowther
Port Riley
Cluthes
Posse
Isice
Mie Crowther
Miss Crowther
W. C. Perry
Kansag
Milay Crowther
Leavenworth
Agsins
Sue Lyd
Caplasee
Misa Crowther
G. i Nuely
Kagens Ciy
Vallenan
Bine Golf
Tag
Was It Owen Sender of Infernal Machines to Armour Case
A Chicago inquiry links a man named Owen to mailed infernal machines and threatening letters to Mrs. Armour. Police note similarities in writing and misspellings as evidence. Owens, tied to a billiard hall, is suspected of involvement in the plot and the push for payment of $2000.
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Armen
Usityk Arrant
A. Owen
Mesers
Hiahand
Owens
Lis
Honuro
Insurgents Advance Amid Cuban Battles Near Havana
Reports from Havana December 17 describe Cuban insurgents crossing the Hos between Santa Clara and Cioufoges, approaching Lad Lajas despite defeats. Major engagements include Maltiempo and Beraljo with heavy casualties on both sides as Spanish forces retreat toward Havana. Mongolian pheasant import plans also surface in the West.
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Santa Clara
Cioufoges
Campos
Maltiempo
Arizon
Maximo Gomez
Beraljo
Provinin
Maranzasa Ducivive
Gwe
Cuspos
Matanzas
Trugos
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