Nominations for six circuit judges sent to Senate
The president sent to the Senate nominations for circuit judges William L. Putnam Nathaniel Shipman George M Dallas Nathaniel Goff William H Taft and W A Woods to sit in various circuits and for Warren Truitt as district judge for Alaska Also noted is opposition from Chicago and Indiana Democrats to Woods confirmation due to past decisions affecting prosecutions in 1888 Blocks-of-Five Dudley cases and indictments.
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Washington
Senate
United States
William L. Putnam
Maine
Nathaniel Shipman
Connecticut
George M. Dallas
Pennsylvania
Nathaniel Gof
West Virginia
William H. Taft
Ohio
W. A. Woods
Indiana
Warren Truitt
Oregon
District of
Alaska
Putnam
Portland
Hartford
Dallas
William A. Woods
Nathan Goff
Navy
Hayes
Republian
Woods
ChicaGo
Herald
Indianapolis
Harrison
District Court
Voorhees and
Turpie
Dudley
Culberson Declines Interstate Commerce Post
Representative Culberson informed President Harrison he could not accept the inter state commerce commissioner position offered to him. He plans to return to Texas to run for the United States Senate against Senator Chilton and Representative Mills, to succeed Chilton ending Reagan’s term.
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Washington
Culberson
Harrison
Interstate Commerce
Texas
Chilton
Mills
United States
Reagan
Quay
Pittsburg
Senate
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Reciprocity Arrangements with British West Indies
Washington December 17. Negotiations between the state department and the British legation with Jamaica Barbados British Guiana and other colonies lead toward a reciprocity accord under section 3 of the tariff act. Jamaica and others pledge broader free lists and US product duty reductions in exchange for continued free sugar imports. An official proclamation is expected before January 1.
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British West Indies
Washixaton
Department of State
British Legation
Jamaica
Barbados
British Guinea
United States
Barbadoes
Windward
Leeward Islands
Trinidad
Warlike Mood On Declaring War With Chili
A Washington report says the Navy is in a warlike mood as Chile delays its reply on the Valparaiso incident. President Harrison may ask Congress within two weeks to declare measures if Chile’s explanation remains unavailable, with the Captain Pratt vessel nearing completion in France.
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Navy
Washington
Herald
Navy Department
Department
Valparaiso
Pratt
Harrison
Chili
Congress
France
United States
New York
Atlantic
Federation of Labor meets as Gomper reports on suffrage push
President Gomper presents at the federation of labor convention in BinwincHam Alabama detailing that more than 270000 workers have memorialized Congress in support of the proposed sixteenth amendment to the U S constitution barring states from excluding women voters.
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BinwincHam
Ala
Gomper
National Convention of
the Federation of Labor
Congress
First car load of pig tin arrives in Portsette
The first car load of pig tin ever mined on the American continent has arrived in Portsette. It came from Durango, Mexico, and is the property of the Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Mining company. Twenty tons of metal are on exhibition at the company’s office.
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Portsette
Durango
Mexico
Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Mining Company
Aldermen Ok 1892 Tax Levy for Market House Remodeling
The board of aldermen unanimously approved the 1892 tax levy including a 1 mill tax to remodel the Market House into an auditorium. They also adopted a resolution to appoint a special committee to continue remodeling work.
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St. Pauh
Board of Aldermen
Market House
Assembly
Severe cold grips St Thomas as threshing, travel halt
St Thomas North Dakota reports 28 below zero in the morning and continued threshing despite half the crop remaining for spring. Blizzard wrecks road conditions making overland transport nearly impossible and highlights hardship in the region.
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St. Thomas
N. D
Field Rapidly Sinking and Hope Dims for W. Field
Det 11 Orr W. Field lies sinking as Dr. Fuller declares all hope for his ultimate recovery is lost. The terse medical update signals a grave prognosis and a terminal phase in Field's illness.
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Field
W. Field
Fuller
Cabinet Dismissed in Angers Move to Rebuild Quebec
Lieutenant Governor Angers dismissed the Quebec cabinet and called DeBoucherville to form a new one. The move, linked to an interior report missing Judge Jell’s signature, condemns the Baie Des Chaleurs railroad deal as illegal. Liberals expect the action to boost their election prospects.
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Quebec
Angers
DeBoucherville
Davidson and
Cady
Anger
Jell
Baie Des Chaleurs
Starvation Grim in Durango as Drought Rages
Drought devastates Durango state and city with hungry crowds attacking stores for corn. Hundreds starve and deaths are attributed to famine as the government doubles corn imports, sourcing 100000 bushels from Kansas and estimating needs well above a million bushels of corn and beans to weather the winter.
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Durango
Mex
Kansas
Haytian Revolt Expected to Materialize Soon
News from New York dated December 17 reports a Haytian uprising may depose President Hippolyte and install General Prophete as president. Private advices from Kingston Jamaica note the uprising planned for the current week by revolutionary exiles there. Prophete directs affairs from Kingston and leads the faction. General Legitime has faded among exiles.
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New York
Hayti
Hippolyte
Prophete
Kington
Jamaica
Kingston
Revolutionary Party
General Legitime
Deathbed confession ties man to old murder
A deathbed confession in Blakesburg Iowa reveals Dan Miller, linked to a Monroe County bank wreck, confessed murdering a husband instead of Pleas Anderson who was lynched by a mob. The item also notes Clan na Gael’s secret circular urging force, and local labor strife and a Michigan secretary of state resignation amid malfeasance charges. An express robbery near Lake Coartoes, Louisiana, yielded $1,000 stolen.
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Orrcuna
Blakesburg
Dan Miller
Albia
Monroe County Bank
Clan-na-Gael
Priiapespata
Alexander Sullivan
Ireland
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