Miller Confirmed as Internal Revenue Commissioner
West Virginia Colonel Joseph S. Miller was nominated by the President for Internal Revenue Commissioner and confirmed by the Senate within an hour. The report notes broad congratulations from officials and a swift confirmation, with Miller set to assume duties alongside other new appointments in the Treasury and War Department.
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Box
Joses Miler
Wasuisuner
D. C
Cal
Joe Miler
Wahilé
West Virginia Canalession
Mr Miller
Senate
Miller
Nasioval
Virginia
W. EB. Colison
W. George A. Danolo
Sen'ior Warne Perguson
Rhaefer
Wheellog
Thomas M. Dar
Wheellng
L.jarden
Gen
C. de Wane
Prof
Birch
Flam Shepyard
Warrdawa
Nichols M. Bell
St Louis
Franklipp Alter
Uluciaasti
Sod Dotene
Col. Miller
Anit
Artivu
Hass
Prasidei Coogreseman
Peadieton
West Virginia
Downick Morris
Bureau of Engraving
Morris
Hagh
Wheeling
Ly & Werns
Pondtou
B.J. McGin
Matt Moonipg
Summurs Wnanty
War Department
Allen
Gratton
John B. Wise
Califords
Etaco
Wm. le Kom
General Land Union
Jon, & Miller
West Virgints
Loveris
Jobo P W
Mud
Was Rogers a minister in the Ragister case
A miscarriage of a sensational inquest in Zasesville Ohio reports the discovery of a dead child’s body in a woods near the County Infirmary. The mother testified she traveled to Wheeling with Charles Smiley in 1491 and stayed at a man named Rogers who claimed to be a minister. authorities will pursue the marriage license and other details upon the physician’s return.
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Baly
Yame Starling
Zasesville
Sodak
Dugas
Charles Smiley
J. B. Peabody
Wheeling
Charles Suilley
Rogers
Aithe Ogs
Lake Shore engineers refuse reinstate demand in Toledo dispute
A Lake Shore committee met General Superintendent Canif to press reinstatement of workers who struck Toledo reeentry. Officials withheld comment, but sources say the company refused to reinstate the men as a protest at the critical moment persists. A well known Brotherhood engineer noted no strike will occur and the engineers understand the justice of the request.
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Lake Shore
Toledo
Canif
rsi/road company
Lannon
Bonn
Elephant at Elethan Zoo Tries to Kill Boy For Past Injury
Gosky the female elephant at the zoo in April attacked a boy who five months earlier had struck her trunk with a stick while feeding. The boy Andy Nelson fled, was frightened, and was ordered out of the zoo. Keepers warned he should not return, fearing the elephant would remember and harm him again.
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Gosky
Bin
Boy
Andy Nelson
Sein
Abe Zoo
Unpopular Laws Spark Sunday Prosecution Drive
Fenvarivania forms law and order group to enforce blue laws across business. About 250 Informations issued against Sunday workers including streetcar staff and funeral service drivers as the campaign against Sunday activities intensifies. A carpenters’ council meeting warns of a strike if new agreements aren’t signed, potentially impacting preparations for the World’s Fair grounds.
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Fenvarivania
Premaone
Law and Order Society
Beeo
Clgar
Law and Order
Cimcane
Garpenters' Council
Toa Wudibwr
Rev Dr Greer declines nomination for Massachusetts bishopric
Boston April 15 The Rev Dr David H Greer of New York declines to allow his name to be placed in nomination for the vacant Massachusetts bishopric Coming after Dr Morgan Dix decision to withhold his name the field is left open for new nominations
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Vacans Massachusetta
Boston
David H. Greer
New York
Massachusetts
Morgan Dix
Riots intensify as soldiers clash with strikers and women killed
In Jolimon and Ghent disturbances flare as gendarmes and soldiers confront hundreds of strikers. A woman is killed and three men badly wounded in Jolimon, while Ghent sees police captains hurt and mobs seizing quarters. Labor leaders push for a general strike as authorities tighten controls.
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Sen
Bavesers
Chamber of Deputies
Jolimon
Ghent
Mrnstantt
New Segmental Gun Test Claims World-Ending Power
The first public test of the Brown segmental wire wound gun was conducted in Binpswoud, with government experts and guests from New York and Philadelphia. Three shots withstood pressures officials said could atomize any rival gun, marking a leap toward gas manufacturing dominance. The weapon, tested by Lieut G. Whistler and inventor John Hamilton Brown, fired from a railroad car at a stone quarry, causing significant rock damage but showing no injury to the gun after successive loads.
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Binpswoud
New York
Philadelphia
Wists
United States
Lieut G. Whistler
Pithery U.S. A
John Hamilton Brown
Proving Ground
Wade
Tariff bill policy shift eyed by Senate House leaders
A Washington dispatch reports the Treasury policy on a Tarifful bill will seek input from top Senate and House leaders. The President and Treasury Secretary will be consulted on every schedule. Democratic leaders aim for swift agreement before presenting the bill to Congress.
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New York
Washington
Treasury Department
Senate
House
the Treasury
Democratic Party
Congress
Springer
McMillan
Wilson
McPherson
Senate Debates Right to Investigate Private Characters
The six week extraordinary session ends as Senate debates whether it may investigate private character and criminality of members. Senators from Connecticut and others push for inquiry into North Dakota Senator Roach. Mr Platt argues the Senate may expel or reject unfit members. An adjournment without day follows amid procedural moves and a vote on pending resolutions.
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Senate
Platt
Washingtoy
D. C
Rosch
Connecticut
Messrs
Pak
Hawley
Mills
Mel
Mesara
Chandler
Voorhees
Hansbrough
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Roach
North Dakota
Harti
House
Mr. Gray
Mr. Platt
Aaron Burr
New York
United States
Pratt
Hoar
Yeas
Gorman
Harris
Sherman
Lodge
Secretary of State
Honolulu
Committee On Agriculture
Cockrell
Hill
Vica
Wheeling Woman Injured in Suspected Fatal Attack by Paramour
Special Telegram to the Sunday Reglater from Zanesville Ohio reports Mollie Williams, fleeing a Wheeling suitor, was assaulted by Thomas Burke who broke into her home and found in bed with his clothes on. Williams lies unconscious with severe facial and head wounds as Burke is held in custody to await her condition and potential fatal outcome.
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Zanesvieix
Thomas Burke
Wheeling
Mollie Williams
Burke
Williams
Dwyer Targeted by DeLacey Group Over 1974 Law
Peter DeLacey and allies backed by the Law and Order Society in Union County NJ press a 1974 statute to prosecute racing interests including M F Dwyer. They seek $1,704,000 plus daily increments for alleged violations at Elizabeth and Monmouth Park meets.
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Peter DeLacey
M.J. Stein
Law and Order Society
Union County
N. J
Antony Resouide
Delacey
M. I. Dwyer
Donde
Dwyer
Elizabeth
Monmouth Park
Guttenburg
Te W
New Railway Union Formed Aims to End Strikes and Dues
In Curtin Ca and Weston WV April 15 reports detail the formation of the American Railway Union. It seeks to unite railway workers, end strikes and boycotts, and manage disputes directly with no secret meetings or grand officers. Plans include employment care, insurance, and other features with officer elections pending. Continued coverage notes multiple unionists from locomotive firemen, conductors, and other Brotherhoods.
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Railway &Mew
Curcaoo
American Railway Union
Wim
E. V. Dabs
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
L. W. Rogers
W. S. Missmer
Brotherhood of Carmen
W. F. Arnold
Geo. W. Howard
Brotherhood of Hallway Conductors
J. Clark
Brotherhood of Hallway Tel
Henry Walton
Brotherhood of Locomote Peers
W. H. Seybring
the Order of Conductors
Gold Runing Low and Gold Certificate Suspension
A New York report notes the suspension of gold certificate issues after the treasury’s gold reserve neared 100 million dollars. Export demand to Austria depleted free gold to 1.86 million. about 10 million may have been shipped to New York. The treasury’s daily balance rose to 25.1 million, with 11 million in subsidiary coins and 10.5 million in national bank deposits. Rumors of six million in four percent bonds circulated, but officials said no bonds have been issued. Contingency steps from Harrison and Foster plans aim to ready bonds if needed to protect the gold reserve.
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New York
Sub-Treasury
Act of Congress
Treasury
United States
Wasutxetox
D. C
United States Treasury
Capitol
Easie Jt Bones
Carlisle
Harrison
Foster
Telegraphic News Bits From Around The World
A compact snapshot of scattered items: Paris police arrest a man and a woman for a November explosion. a Pennsylvania coal strike affects 300 workers. Czarewicek and Grand Duke Alexia plan a May America trip. New York bank data show loans and circulation shifts. cholera deaths reported at a French asylum. a Quebec fire devastates the Granby post office block. an explosion near Moneda in Santiago prompts cautious government orders. Allegheny fire damages T H Nevin White Lead Works. C and Lockwood steamer reportedly stuck near Milwaukee with corn for Buffalo. President Cleveland to address Indian policy amid personal divorce rumblings. a Camden ex-consul linked to Liverpond note. a telegram from Mr Biovst to the State Department signals renewed washing of some details.
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Rue Des Bonn Enfants
Palais Royal
Paris
Dupras
Vesmaste
Potlaville
Blackwood Colliers
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
St. Petersburg
la Vie Contemporaine
Czarewicek
Grand Duke
Alexia
America
New York Weekly
Asylum For
Quimper
Department of Pintstere
Odel
France
Atlantic
Great
Granby
Quebec
Telegraph and Telehone
Moneda
Santiago
Mate Punite
T. H. Nevine
Preble Avenue
Allegheny
C. & Lockwood
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Fem
Cleveland
Swan Burest
Parimy Otlicers Dias
Congress
Thomas H. Duillay
Camden
Liverpond
Broad Street
The Reichstag Crisis and Belgian Plot Rumors
The article discusses German parliamentary disagreement over Ahlwardt’s documents and procedure, Belgian unrest tied to French influence, and Servian monarchy intrigues allegedly hatched in Paris. It links French actions to reactions in Germany and Austria, with mention of King Alexander’s government and Bulgarian royal matters.
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Milan
Belgium
Brazix
Reichstag
Bakter
Ahlwardt
Aulwardt
Abiward
Reichstax
Aklwardt
Rosenstag
Grominaak Committee
House
Lavetuow
Hir Ahlwardt
Ahlwards
Uftice
Paris
Courliet
Germany
Belgiam
Fieri
Fragen
Servia
Dokiteh
Alexander
ex-Ning
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M. Dotiteb
Lowe
M. Ft
Francie
Vienns
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Chlef Justica
Nice Ea
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