Speculation on Supreme Court vacancy and Cleveland ties
A Washington circle discusses potential nominees for the vacancy on the Supreme Court, with names like Beary Lacombe and Carer mentioned. The piece notes political maneuvering around President Cleveland and the possibility of appointing Harrison, while detailing interwoven diplomacy, prior commissions, and shifts in support among Vermont, New York, and Connecticut figures. The Attorney General signals authority to condemn land for battlefield marking projects, tying to the Gettysburg site development and signaling broader federal leverage.
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Supreme Bench Picks for Blatchford's Success Stirrumors
In the wake of Justice Blatchford's death the president faces a court vacancy. Names tied to New York and Washington circulate, including Gresham and Dickinson, with speculation on possible selections for the Chief Justice or associate seats.
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Supreme Court
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Coudert
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Gresham
Bob Wtts
Wajorby
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Dekinson
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Aici
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Governors Tour Delays Interviews in Morgantown Visit
Gov Tarnes and Prof Ogden chase interviews with the governor in Chariveros while the Board of Public Works plans a railroads inspection tour and taxation review. President Turner and Ogden plan Morgantown departures as hospital visits prompt Governor’s absence.
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Ogden
Chariveros
Will Bull Alwot Agwe
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Cihacpestux
W. VA
Turner
West Virginia Uversity
Hungton
West Virginia Educational Society
Howard Ogden
Goyvenor
Summers County
Hife
Board of Public Works
Whoo 164
Ogiley
Morgantow
Morgantown
Amalgamated scale talks fail amid steel firm signings
The Amalgamated Committee and iron manufacturers resumed talks but failed to reach a consensus this week. Jones and Laughlin agreed to a slightly reduced scale today and other companies signed the Amalgamated scale, including Linnois Steel, Cherry Valley Tuna, and Cleveland Hardware. The Lilicota Suet Company operates large plants in Juledayview and Chicago, employing 13,000.
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Maschurers
Coe
Jones & Laughlin
Yesterday's Baseball Games Report From Chicago and Cleveland
In Chicago the Quakers faced the Torients with sparse details while the Colts struggled at bat. Keefe and Hutchison starred for the Quakers, with several players striking out as crossed errors influenced the inning outcomes. Cleveland and Baltimore are noted with limited action and an umpire named McAt.
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Cleveland’s Health Improves Amid Gray Gables Visit
News from Buzzards Bay reports President Cleveland showing gradual recovery from rheumatism at Gray Gables. He spends time on the piazza, avoids callers, and receives visits from Olney and Joe Jefferson. Col. Lamont and Dr. Bryant took a day trip to White Island Lake. sister Mrs. Hoy arrives, staying several days.
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Falmouth
Buzzard's Bay
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Cleveland
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Dr. Bryant
White Island
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Olneys
Joe Jefferson
Sherman Fires Back at Platt Demonization Charge
Senator John Sherman denounces James H. Platt's claim that he helped insert a secret clause repealing free coinage in the 1873 demonetization act. Sherman says the charges are old, refuted, and laughed at by both parties, citing Abram Hewitt's earlier investigation as proof. The scene occurs as Sherman prepares to leave for Mansfield, Ohio.
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MR PLATI REPLIES ON CONGRESSIONAL RECORD CONTROVERSY
In Denver and Washington reports, Col James Platt disputes Senator Sherman's charges about silver coinage. The exchange cites the Congressional Record to trace amendments added by the conference committee and questions how they were noticed. Banking data from New York and Washington note changes in reserves loans deposits and gold stock, with expectations of gold influx and mint sale of silver ounces amid broader market moves.
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Attendance at World’s Fair Rises Delayed by Harvests
July reports show modest daily attendance gains at the World’s Fair as mild weather and growing rail rates attract more visitors. Chicago and nearby states supply most crowds while western far and eastern regions hold back until harvests end. The Lone Star State builds a sampled Texas exhibit with a new music series begin.
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Jewel thief Luce, famed Christian gentleman, rearrested
George W. Luce, prominent jeweler and fence suspect, was rearrested after detectives found six diamonds inside a spool and two more in a braid roll at his Lexington Avenue residence. His bond was raised to $3,000. Luce, longtime Broad Street Methodist Church member, projected piety that impressed customers.
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Turbulent Debate as Italian Chamber Debates Bank Bill
The Italian Chamber of Deputies in Rome held a final debate on a bank bill amid turmoil. Signor Rovio urged implicates in the bank frauds to explain actions and pressed for a new Inquiry Committee. Deputies clashed with insults and threats before the session was suspended by the chair.
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Skegness yacht disaster claims many lives
A Skegness outing ends in tragedy as a hired yacht capsizes during a squall. Twenty drowned among thirty aboard, all railway builders, with three survivors and twelve bodies recovered. Nearby towns rally to aid the injured and bereaved while authorities investigate the sudden storm.
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Fragmented OCR Risks Split Debate and Diplomatic Notes
A garbled OCR fragment mixes political factions, parliament maneuvering, and foreign affairs. Mentions Canterists, Center party, Liberals, Baron von Bauerme, and an ambassadorial delegation, with unclear events and scattered names. The text hints at a parliamentary session, a tax bill, and international diplomacy, but specifics are unreliably captured in the jumble.
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