Cabinet Officials Named By President Cleveland
The Little White House at Lakewood New Jersey announced official biographical sketches for Cleveland's cabinet. Named are Secretary of State Walter Q. Gresham Illinois, Treasury John Carlisle Kentucky, Postmaster Wilson S. Bissell New York, War Daniel S. Lamont Kansas, Interior Hoke Smith Georgia, Agriculture J. Sterling Morton Nebraska, Attorney General Olney Massachusetts.
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Ilinois
Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Wilson
Bissell
New York
Daniel
Lanont
Kay A
The
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Hijazs “Hersvy— Yabert
Alabama
Richard Oloey
Massachusetts
Sonatmary
Hoke Smith
Gin
Agriculture
J. B Sterlin Morton
Nebraska
Walter Q. Gresham
Walter Quintin Gresham
Cleveland
Lanesville
Harrison County
Ind
William Gresham
Walter
Bloomington University
Corydon
W. A. Porter
John C. Fremont
Gresham
Thirty-eighth Regiment
Leggett’s Hill
Atlanta
Vicksburg
Grant
Sherman
New Albany
General Grant
Con
Michael C. Kerr
United States
Indiana
Arthur
Seventh Judicial Court
Grover Cleveland
Walter Q. Gresham and political figures featured in 1893 notes
A profile of Walter Quintin Gresham born 1832 and a roster of political figures tied to his era including John Griffin Carlisle and Daniel Scott Lamont. Biographical details cover early life, military service, legal career, and public offices from Indiana to national roles up to 1890s appointments.
Notable Figures and Biographical Snapshots From an Era
A survey of prominent individuals touches on Senatorial weight, Sir Richard Owen’s estate, Epison’s children Dot and Dash, Westinghouse’s fortune from a brake, Grant and the Panama Canal salary, President Diaz’s rumored wealth, pianist Vox Buon’s hospitalization, Vincent’s African travels, Minot J. Savas’s extemporaneous preaching, Captain Coorer as a veteran and pioneer driver, Rev. Dr. Furness’s long pastorate, Pasteur as an unlicensed practitioner, Rear Admiral Henson’s naval career, Judge Lindsay’s legal appeal, Colorado natives in Congress, William Maxwell Evans’s birthday and health, banker Bleichroeder’s charity, Morton’s tombstone anecdote, and Canada’s trade figures with export gains and declines.
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Nebraska
Richard Owen
Epison
George Westinghouse
General Grant
Panama Canal Company
President Diaz
Mexico
Hass Vox Buon
Berlin
Frank Vincent
San Francisco
Dr. Furness
Philadelphia
M. Pasteur
Apwinal Erep Henson
Pacific
Her Majesty’s Navy
Crimea
China
Willam Lindsay
Kentucky
United States
Carlisle
Colorado
House of Representatives
Harry Sims
Arapahos
Pueblo
Celestina Garcia
Conejos County
Secagrany
Willliam Maxwell Evaxts
Bleichroeder
Dresden
Erlin
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
North Carolina House overrides ticket brokerage ban action
The North Carolina House and Senate passed a bill repealing two year old prohibitions on ticket resales by brokers. The measure targets ticket brokerage practices in the state and follows heated debates in Raleigh.
Trade Review: Dun & Co and Bradstreet on business outlook
Dun and Bradstreet report a mixed outlook with coal disruption and sugar stock weakness, but overall trade activity remains solid in many regions. Reading and Reading-related stocks slump, gold flow abroad rises, iron weak, cotton manufacturing healthy, and regional markets like Memphis Nashville Atlanta and New Orleans show varied conditions.
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Dun & Co
Bradstreet
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Reading Railway
Congress
Mem H
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Fall River
United States
Canada
Eastern
Middle States
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Eastern Mills
Memphis
Fool
Richmond
Multiple World News Bits From The Week's Wide Sweep
The item bundle reports on a mix of politics and crime in the United States and abroad. Highlights include a New Jersey G A R group considering stock purchases, a territorial vote on woman suffrage in Arizona, a court case in Pittsburgh and a fire at a theater in Anderson Indiana.
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Berk Conn
Alfred Peter Tice
Delaware
G. A. R. Department of New Jersey
Andersonville
Stockade
Assembly
Arizona
Senate
Pittsburg
H. F. Demsey
G. W. van Duren Elevator Company
Redwood Falls
Minn
Iistfaucs
Geographical Club
Philadelphia
R. E Perry
Artic Regions
Olympic
Anderson
Ind
Columbia Rifles
Corrade-Sayler Company
Reading Rolling Mills
Rome
Italy
Washington
Hepburn
Gate City National Bank of
Atlanta
Stone
Campbell
Gate City Bank
Szobosslo
Hungary
Sozobosslo
Harduck
William Cramp, Sons & Co
Belfast
Ireland
Kane
Ulster
Gladstone
Morley
Peter T. E. Smith
First National Bank of
Wilmington
Del
United States
Smith
Public Debt Statement Shows Cash Balance and February Changes
The Wednesday debt statement reports a vet cash balance of 24 128 087 with a month de crease of 31 136 280. Total treasury cash 764 322 266, aggregate debt 1 565 110 098, certificates and treasury notes offset by 601 828 346, down 5 670 236. National bank circulation rose by 1 582 285 in February. Actual public debt increased by 615 699 for the month.
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Treasury
National Bank
Growth of the South Industrial Development Week Review
The weekly review notes fifty six new industries established or incorporated across the South, nine factory enlargements, and 31 major new buildings. Investments span oil mills in Florence Alabama and San Marcos Texas, a coal and coke plant in Sewell Virginia, textile and fruit works in various Georgia Kentucky and Tennessee towns, plus iron works, foundries, hardware and bridge concerns, water works and numerous mill expansions. Major projects include cotton mills in Tuskegee and Athens, and a bridge factory in Denton Texas.
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Florence
Ala
Cherry Cotton 1 Co
Little Rock
Ark
She Cones
Hunteville
Union City
Douglas Hardware Co
Knoxville
San Marcos
Texas
Tusee
Cuthbert
Wills Point
Tuskegee
Athens
Asheville
N. C
Elizabethton
Tenn
Tort Smith
Vi Miss
Jackson
Charleston
W. Va
Aeie Black
Weott
Burlington
N.nd
Bluefold
Barnesville
Milledgeville
Winston
Vickaburg
Miss
Culpepper
Irene
Rock Hill
8. C
Lexington
V A
New [Beria
Griffin
Town
Cuero
Houston
Greensboro
Petersburg
Richmond
Disbarment Sinks Tennessee Speaker Ralph Davis
Judge Estes disbars Speaker Ralph Davis of the Tennessee Legislature from practicing law after a case involving bondsman Nathan Simon and arson suspect Jacob Lachman. Davis allegedly paid funds to reduce a bond, with misrepresented payments leading to a disbarment motion and related libel damages.
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Tennessee
Ae Tenn
Estes
Ralph Davis
Courts of
Nathan Simon
Jacob Lachman
Lachman
Simon
Davis
Unique Kansas City Labor Exchange Proposed by Workers
A Kansas City dispatch describes a new labor council plan to form a city wide labor organization. It would assign value units to each life position and permit exchanges of goods for these checks. Farmers could trade turnips for dry goods lumber rides and amusements with family education included.
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Workwagnen
Kansas City
Industrial Council
Labor Exchange
Exchange Lumber Yard
Firedevastated Kentucky home leaves family dead
A residence four miles north of Greenville Ky. burned Tuesday night. Cyrus Lee his sister his brother wife and child perished in the blaze. The origin of the fire is unknown as no one survived to tell the tale. authorities learned of the tragedy Wednesday morning.
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Phia Times
Dahomey
New York Journal
Cleveland Plain Desier
Puck
Kansas City Star
Green Bay
Lowell Courier
Buffalo Express
Tommy
Washington Star
Cyrus Lee
Greenville
Definition of a Thoroughbred and Standard Trotting Horses
The Courier Journal outlines how thoroughbreds trace to Byerly's Turk and other Arabians, with England as the development site and strict pedigree registry. It explains trotting standards where a stallion or mare meets 2:30 and related sire or dam criteria, detailing how offspring inherit the standard status.
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England
Courier Journal
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Psvsland
Vienna
Retary of
G. Carlisle
John Griffin Carlisle
the Treasury
Kenton
Covington
State Senate
James B. Beck
United States Senate
Generg
Wilson Shannon Bissell
Yate
A. P. Lansing
Lyman K. Bass
Bass, Bissell
Bass
New York Slavonia
Arm
Bulla
Aevalon
Daniel Scott Lamont
Cortlandville
Cortland County
N. Y
Moijrawville
Union College
Rochester
Lamont
Tilden
State Department
Young Lamont
Ont
William C. Whitney
Oliver H. Paynes
Metropolitan Traction Company
Justia Kenney
Cortland
Anl of
Navy
Hilary A. Hihlert
Hilary A. Herbert
Laurensville
S. C
University of Alabama
University of Virginia
Committee On Naval Affairs
Mr. Cleveland
Hervert
Montgomery
Herbert
Hoke
Hy Southern
North Carolina
Georgina
At- 1
Georgia
Aveption
Hun- Smith
Cobb
Pierce
Olney
Oxford
Eeachusetts
Brown University
Harvard Law
F. Thomas
Boston
Eastern Company
Bosine
Chicago Barlingea & A
Rairoads
President Cleveland
Tee
Melville Mwaller
Secretary of Agriculture
Sterling Morton
Adams
Jefferson County
Michigan
Albion
State University
Ann Arbor
Caroline Jay Frenco
West
Bellevue
Nebraska City
Mr. Bissell
Pretary of Interior
Esmite
Deia
Dominion of Canada
Capvia
Aren Carr
North Ceisliteslay
Benjamin R. Lacy
Raleigh
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pocahontas
Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Royal Arcanum
North Carolina Legislature
American Tobacco Commperg
Columbia Dispatch
South Carolina College
Woodrow
Adams Cotton Mills
William Tanner
Tallahassee
Mitchell
Samuel Pasco
Florida
Pasco
United States Circuit Court
D. C
Carolina and Knoxville and Western Railroad
National Bank of Augusta
Alabama Convict Commission
A. T. Henly
Birmingham
Jones
Mastengo
R. Tram Nichollson
Campbell County
Newport
A. L. Berry
Commonwealth
Nolle
Tennessee House of Representatives
Shelby County Circuit Court
Supreme Court
R. M. Bishop
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
Trade Review
Telegraphic
New York World
New York Post
Detroit Free Press
Tin
Philadelphia Times
Atchison Globe
Ann Gulan
Indianapolis Journal
Barryl Howes
Kat- Field
Allol
Elmer
Oregon
St. Louis Republic
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