Opening of the Samoan Conference at Berlin
The first sitting of the Samoan Conference in Berlin opens amid cautious negotiations likely to stretch for months. American delegates are warmly received. Mr Bates presents explanations and Germany’s expected claims over plundered German citizens at Ramos. Weather bulletin notes a cool, clear day with variable winds and high humidity. temperature contrasts with last year.
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Weems
Kan
Thin Ear
Amalgamated Association
Prrtsuting
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AUL
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Uberplaire
Nilers
Rouglvrs
Cafelera
Jo-eju D. Weeks
Wretehi Tron Association
Drow
Satoriay
Iss
Orten
Tosca
Ceney
Delayed Sakon Delegates Hear Incomplete Samoa Talks
April 27 report from Washington describes delegates from the conference discussing Samoa questions. Attention centers on German claims, indemnity prospects, and the roles of Bismarck and Count Herbert Bismarck in relation to Anglo American and German government positions during the conference sessions.
Civil Service Rules Reach Civil Service Mail Reform
Warronim April 37 the railway mail service will be certified to the civil service law rules and regulations. Appointments to positions will be made only upon certification from the civil service commission. The president postponed further action, citing few eligible mail workers and partial state readiness for May 1. The delay aims to avoid disrupting service while preparations for nationwide certification continue.
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Werlnrsiday
Erell
Servie
Kiem
Congress
Congregamen
Europe
Washington
Montana
Dem
Senate
House
Birth of Grant Commemorated at New York Banquet
The second annual banquet for Ulysses S. Grant’s birth was held in New York at Temnoutco's with about 150 guests. Speaker C. M. Depew presided and an oil portrait of Grant, with Washington and Lincoln, hung near the chairman. Attendees included General W. Sherman, General W. Theses, and other notable figures. messages from President Hayes, President Cleveland, Vice President Mortos, and Governor HA were noted.
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New York
Ulyanes
Geesral Wagner
Clevenod
Vicw
Mortos
Fatal Freight Car Homicide and Spanish Church Tensions
The report details the murder of James Farrell found in an Illinois Central freight car after a quarrel with Luther Branch who allegedly struck him with a blunt object. Farrell was robbed of clothing, found by a guard later, and Branch was arrested after a chase. The second item notes Spain’s Catholic Congress alarming authorities with aims to restore papal temporal power, including attacks on Italian unification and sovereignty.
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Carao
James Farrell
Iligois
Luther Branch
Hart
Farrell
Jeremina
Branch
Spain
Loxnos
Catholic Congress
Spanisb
Holy See
Victor Expanuel
Sardinia
Italy
Papal
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Joln Ryan
Samuel Courad
An Jeremiah Crowley
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Gomrad
Crowley
Memorial Day Provisions for GAHS Posts and Cemeteries
Memorial Day notes issued by Kansas City commander in chief of GAHS designate May memorial day observances. Orders authorize quartermaster general to arrange loans and donations for cemetery upkeep and to ease burdens on infant posts in southern regions. Officials urge discipline in managing tributes and fund allocations under council guidance.
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Kansas City
Mijer Warner
GAHS
Cormeterien
Lovalitien
Logan Jonnes
Woods Murder Arraignments For Murder Charge
Curtis and Taylor and Mrs Woode were arraigned for preliminary examination on murder charges. The proceedings followed threats of lynching and drew about 600 spectators, including a white crowd and Doc Porter among those present.
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Centennal fears and political threats shake New Jersey
Unfolding letters and telegrams reveal attempts by so called centennial people to frighten New Jersey Governor Green over presidential transportation plans for 1889. The missive warns of halting the presidential train at Elizabeth, prompting a firm refusal from Stuyvesant Fish and Governor Green. The episode ties into broader tensions during the centennial season, with officials noting no bloodshed and continued arrangements for hosting President Harrison.
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Cherokes Strip
Oklahotes
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Happenings Across the Plains and Courts in Early April
scattered items report Odd Fellows celebrations in Oswego and nearby towns with parades and speeches, riots and arrests tied to a factory strike in Philadelphia, a high profile trial in Sax Axtosto involving Harry Newton and banker Lockwood, labor disputes and land protests, a shooting incident in Missouri, and an accidental suicide in Kansas City, all reflecting turbulent public life and local conflicts of April.
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Oeder
Reid Pound Guilty In Federal Court Trial
In a federal court session a jury found Reid Pound guilty of interfering with election processes at Pittartrene. The court sentenced Pound to prison. informants and local figures attended a reception in his honor, with notable attendees listed.
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