The New Cabinet Biographical Sketch of Cleveland Officials
Biographical sketches outline Walter Q. Gresham at 62 and March milestones as he becomes secretary of state in Cleveland's administration. The piece covers Gresham’s early life in Indiana, Civil War service, and career as judge, postmaster, and treasury secretary, with brief notes on Carlisle Lamont Herbert Smith and others, including Bissell Olney Morton and Sage, plus New Orleans boxing and other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter Quinton Gresham
Lanesville
Ind
Mr. Gresham
Walter Q. Gresham
Gresham
Republican Party
Home Guards
Vicksburg
Grant
United States
United States Supreme Court
Arthur
Treasury
Seventeenth Judicial District
Chicago
People’s Party
Judge Gresham
Matilda McGrann
Jotn Griffin Carlisle
the Treasury
Kentucky
Covington
House of Representatives
John G. Carlisle
Senate
New York
Congress
Daniel 8. Lamont
Cortland County
N. Y
New York State Assembly
Daniel G. Lamont
State Department
Albany
Tilden
Lamont
Grover Cleveland
Washington
S Street Railway
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
House Naval Committee
Laurensville
D. C
Alabama
Greenville
Ala
Montgomery
Herbert
Hoke Smith
Interior
North Carolina
Georgia
Atlanta
Ben Pounds
Michael Hoke Smith
Michael
Mr. Smith
Wilson Shannon Bissell
Mr. Bissell
Bissell
Mr. Cleveland
Wilson S. Bissell
Buffalo
Oneida County
Yale
A. P. Laning
Oscar Folsom
Bass, Cleveland & Bissell
Lyman K. Bass
Richard Olney
New England
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
Olney
Supreme Bench
Ward Olney
Massachusetts
General Builer
J. Sterling Morton
Adams
Jefferson County
N.Y
Tnion College
Nebraska
Nebraska City News
J. Sterling Mokion
Arbor Day
Paul
Joy
Mark
Carl
Munich Chief Burgomaster Dies In Berlin Report
Berlin reports Dr. Johannes von Widenmayer, Munich's chief burgomaster, died yesterday. Also note the death of Charles Philippe Place, archbishop of Rennes, in Paris. A Washington recap describes President Cleveland reviewing the inaugural parade with 50,000 in line, including Tammany Hall delegates and civic groups, a six mile procession lasting five hours.
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Munich
Berlin
Johannes von Widenmayer
Rennes
Paris
Charles Philippe Place
Caru.t 1
Cleveland
Tammany Hall
McMahon
Grover Cleveland
White House
Capitol
Union
Inaugural Ball Ends Day With Grand Celebrations
The inaugural ball, a quadrennial society rite, drew about 12 000 attendees to the Pension Building. President and escort left amid a crush as dignitaries and guests conducted a brief, lavish circuit with Hail to the Chief. The scene showcased electric enhancements and crowd dynamics, shaping a formal closing to inauguration day festivities.
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Madison
Pierce
Hayes
Dream Vision Ends in Elevator Tragedy in Waterville
A Waterville woman recalls a recurring dream of a man saying Your turn next when she encountered him in Philadelphia. An elevator crash on the second floor matched the dream, and the man died as the elevator plummeted after she escaped. The account cites Lewiston Journal as the source.
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Waterville
J. M. Cook
Philadelphia
Lewiston Journal
Detroit Free Press
An Artist's Friends and the Auction Sale Dynamics
In a New York Sun account an artist plans an exhibition then holds a sale. Friends mostly absent, only a few nonwealthy attendees purchase art. The piece suggests rich patrons buy later, while poorer friends miss out unless gifted earlier.
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New York Sun
Experimenting With Corn Growth and Apple Juice Injection
Harvey Sammers describes a strange experiment with growing cornstalks injected daily with unfermented apple juice. The plant grew tall with large ears and a tasty corn, noting a July height of about 16 inches above the field’s tallest stalk. He plans to repeat the experiment.
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Harvey Sammers
Lindell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Coincidences and Tales of Omens in Nineteenth Century Anecdotes
A pair of anecdotes recount coincidences associated with notable figures. General Garfield, before his death, found a Bible verse in his pocket after a nomination, and a mysterious eagle perched at his Washington home during the Chicago event. A Cairo legend tells Sir Richard Owen debunking a horned asp when a snake charmer tried to palm it off as Cerastes using fish bones.
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Garfield
Chicago
General Garfeld
Washington
Cairo
Sir Richard Owen
Egypt
Sheppeard’s
London
Weapons of a Kindly Woman in Social Power
A Philadelphia Times reflection on how gentle flattery and regard for others can empower a woman within any social circle, wielded quietly as a soft scepter of gracious womanhood. Also a humorous Good News item on a salesman and a girl’s change of coat size, illustrating social observation and wit.
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Philadelphia Times
Attorneys and offices listed in Warren Pa notice
S tT. NEILL, ATTORNEY AT Law, Office in Hoffman block, over Samuels-Bros. dry goods store, corner Liberty and Second Streets, W. N. YATES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, And Notary Public, Office opposite Warren Sayings Bank, over L. G. Noyes & Co.'s drug store, Warren,Pa.
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Hoffman Block
Samuels-Bros. Dry Goods
Liberty and
Second Streets
Notary Public
Warren Sayings Bank
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren,Pa
Bae & Thompson
Attorneys AT Law
Beaty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
D. 1. Ball
G. C. Thompson
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Goddard
New Orleans
Joe Goddard
William E. Harding
The
Police Gazette
Ed Smith
Coney Island Athletic Club
Professor Duffy
Duffy
Russell Sage
Troy Female Seminary
Troy
Glasgow
Hagan
Edward P. Hagan
Anthony Barrett
Justice Gray
Supreme Court
Daniel
Richmond Dispatch
S Tt. Neill
W. N. Yates
Peso & Peterson
New Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterso
Norman Davies
M. D
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
W W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Perry
Justice OF the Peace
Warren
Water Street
Geo. Ball
A. McAlpin, the
RW. Stuart
D. D.S
Third St. Warren, Pa
W. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
Ossuth
Lodge
G Smith
First National Bank
Second Street
Golden Horse Shoe
TL. Meacham
Justice OF the Peach
Esquire Cornesus
Aviouw
Kodakarmeras
Wyman & Davis
American Tobacco Company
Cornell
Marbury Bros. Pickings
Richmond
Oxford
LA Perigne
Princess Royal
Monte Cristo
Birds Eye
Pehlman Brothers
Geo. S. Davis
Pate
Mullen
Morris & Mullen
C.&e.bartsch
Diamond
Warre
Kopf & Henry
Water St
Wyman
Natiral Bank
M. Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Gerould
L. D. Dennison
M Waters
P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
O.F. Hotman
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
L. W. Dennison
Pitcher's Castor
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