House in Session Faces Disorder and Arrest Demand
A heated congressional session devolves into shouting and arrests as Mr Sickles demands trial and a separate hearing while sergeants-at-arms attempt to restore order. The chamber debates previous question, adjournment, and passage of a critical measure amid clamor and confusion.
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ATIC
Mingrlinas
Privilese
Mr. Quilmings Olea
N.Y
Gaia House
Sore Witshiiuston
Vida Liguan
Reed
Ajvarn
Tag
Blair
Rep
Nel
Mieelerk
Dare Well
Washington
Mendietan
Bland
Malick
Enatody
Sickles
Dem
Lan Teder
Pee Tom
Slides
Representa
Alf Dockery
Prisners
Pensylvania
Rew
Winane
Poclery
Disorder in the House as Bland presses to discharge Adams
The report details chaotic proceedings in a legislative session with Mr Bland attacking anarchists and revolutionists. He seeks to discharge from custody Mr Adams, amid disputes over quorum and parliamentary procedure. The debate references democracy, governance, and the handling of a controversial bill.
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Pirian
Bel
Hosenides
Werilay
Chursdas
Bland
Mahuss
Achuvs
Dy Springroy
Offerme
Reral
Che
Reech
Orien
Adams
Shane
Mand
Widerauer
Miahocracy
Amrehs
Bein
Thes Mendes
Leyishalich
Alan Gland
Democratic Party
Missouri
Dean
Dem
Ste
Democratic Partey
Mr. Bland
Coombs
Melland
Biitu
Gibbs Heirs Battle Over Estate In Engle Bell Case
A probate filing centers on the Gibbs heirs after the death of John M Gibbs in Chicago. Named relatives include Mrs Pred, Ale Poylar, A D Ross, Mindy I L Martin, Jol M Gibbs living in the state, and other family members. The article notes ongoing legal actions, potential claims by Creswell and Carterons, with review pending on the case of Charles Creletaun and related probate matters.
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Manet
Engle Bell
Nome
Stepdiiery
Jdohin
M. Gibbs
Eogain
Montgomery
Ciubs
Chicago
Gibbs
Oglu
Ford
Devonshire
Raheab Éh
Qbu
Nye
Alke Auiney
Trearul
Fin
Mas
Pred
Ale. Poylar
A.D Ross
Mindy IL Martin
Jol M. Gibbs Hving
Renyite
Maries Carterons
Paxcora
Neby
Mebo
Mapu Ly
Sentenene
Charles Creletaun
Senmlenved
Reat
Michigan Jury Delivers Indictments On 1891 Election Fraud
The Michigan grand jury returns multiple indictments charging state officials and clerks with conspiracy and fraud tied to the 1891 Wayne County vote. Key figures include Secretary of State Tod W. Toehim, Treasurer oxen FP, and Commissioner Jonu G. Teste Coyniin, with hearings detailing canvass corruption and forged returns. Witnesses include Clark Jackson and Postmaster Healey as the probe proceeds.
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Esmothd
Dadtete
Verand
Jary Briday
Mycin
Mis
Sfoehio
Hmambuver
Tey MY
Warren
Pate Fer
Bassey
Tyra Wreles
Dustice
Dwar Uahill
Anthony Yely
Milis
Camne
Gageble
Tod W. Toehim
Oxen
Mimbitaer
Gand
Jonu G. Teste
H. D. Wheaton
State Department
I L. Sumner
Auditor General’s Office
ex-Clorte
Peonts
Joseph Weiss
Detroit
Ellis
Michigan
Shuley
O'¢lock
Bold thief gaougth and alleged diamond robberies shock city
Guy Fernald alias Wentworth claimed royal lineage and fled from Clivage months ago. Arrested in Los Angeles Tuesday with accomplice Mel, police aim to prove he assisted in a Simurn Darvodson pawnshop robbery worth about 81,000 in diamonds linked to Jacobson family parties. Fernald Marl and an associate fled the city, having money to cover hotel bills. Diamond heists also struck hotels and fashionable homes in St Nicholas, Langham, and other areas.
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Guy Fernald
San Puancheco
Mey
Tanry
Wentworth
Josten Wanker
Vane
Clivage
Gtrief
Los Angeles
Torapony
Finomen
Mel. Gyrner
Larry Merk
Pernallaml
Karl
Simurn
Darvodson
Col Ame
Vibe Jacobson
Merete
Shonen
Marl
Fernall
Wourvert
St Nicholas
Langham
Pernald
Dean
Vernald
Chicago
Wheat prices fall leaving farmers with stored grain
Grain merchants push low wheat prices for years hurting farmers in the region. Farmers report storing bushels of wheat while prices declined, desiring relief as profits shrink. A murder trial nearby ends in acquittal, centering on the death of Levinson and the alleged involvement of Dow Lirvaers, a prominent local figure.
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Myuay
Murderer’s Row Arrest Shocks Town Prisoner in Warders Row
News reports detail the arrest and confinement of Urastus Wiman, held in Warders Row after a night in the Tombs prison. Warden Matlin explains the placement was for safety and decency due to his disturbed condition, with other officials noting the unusual handling as justified by crowding and security concerns.
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Mragina
Urastus
Willan
Whaat Reises
Fallon
Ibw
Explosion Kills Six in New Masduen Tailings Mine
A gas explosion at a Perrible Roewiil operated mine near Tl ings in New Masduen Tatox claims six lives. Rescue teams comb the shaft as officials review how the blast occurred and whether miners were warned. Fire inspector Joseph Fatheringii and pit boss Williams Ke jiu feature in initial probes. Jury summoned to hear evidence while authorities note the mine’s aging safety track.
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Tatox
Fela
Thorsiay
Tlings
Sandes
Tere
Bemaak
Reduve
Waniner
Joseph Fatheringii
Williams Ke Jiu
Pis
Mings Have Been Oputated the Past the Teun
Atehisan, Topeka & Santi Ie
Terom
Plurality shifts amid state election tallies and reforms
The report notes Graw's growing plurality as county returns come in across sixty seven counties. It discusses Republican challenger dynamics, farm interest group influence, and ongoing agricultural reform efforts. The piece references state political figures and the push for tidal policy changes affecting rural communities and infrastructure development.
Trade Review Highlights Seasonal Shifts and Market Tone
Ceridian of Gosiness as Shiavin by Doan gna Uraietrent reports a tentative upturn in business activity with prices steady in some sectors and softer in others. The piece notes improved collections and easing fear of firings, while weather and seasonal demand drive gains in groceries and hardware, with mixed signals on manufacturing and trading volumes across major centers.
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Ceridian
Gosiness
Doan
Niaw
Ten & Gass
Winat
Anid Rota
Pasiente
Sant Abit
Cottana
Lynssines Ag
Manitagon
Harber
United
Sustes
Eresate
Chicago
Asim
Golan
Philadelphia
Dar Wines & File Dumiend
Cleweltud
Grovis Ain
Letyyi
Olly
Milwauken
Mercy Plea Eyed In Wiman Case Amid Death Toll At Sea
The article reports on a court fight over a $5,000 bond tied to a man named Wiman who is expected to plead guilty. He grapples with the death of his son in New Brighton Staten Island. Wiman’s friends urge mercy, noting he bore the burden of borrowing funds from Ballinger & Brower without criminal intent. The piece also recounts a shipwreck near Montgomrey Castle and a wagon accident near Mora that injured multiple people, including Mr. Dunmsey’s crew, with a somber tone about losses and injuries.
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Brestua
Mr Wiman
Staten Island
Wiman
Ballinger & Brower
Wimaan
Vayal
Montgomery Castle
New York
Anjo Java
Uyal
Lereebin
Winsley
Methodist Episcopal Rhacely South
Jeolrastend
Mora
Cheongis
Dtunsley
Moline
Mrystus Wintan
Porn Gustafly Satuuday
Charles J. Dewi
Mo- Ninn, SA
Ehiuibers
Carder Smyth
Jeuwreds
Ma Wingia
Willian
Winty
Hoteon Staten Isladl
A arraigned case rattles Mason Court in Michigan
Journal records that three state officials including State Treasurer and Attorney General faced felony indictments in Mason for false public records conspiracy and related charges. Bonds and sureties are listed, with multiple Lansing residents named among defendants and witnesses. An ensuing probe into state auditors hints at broader official misconduct.
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Michigan
Mason
Tronhitver
Land Coan Jalssinmer Very
Atorney
Vlas
Borgata Arity
Bissoy
Prittad
Potters
Mason Si
Cewnart
Potter
Winven
Porter
Warren
Hainliver
Berry
Walifikegreat
George W. Webber
Kelsey
Irania
Jostih
Tunis
Webber
Lyons
Svere Hunes
D. Berry
Alexander
Cameron
Wyatt
Brown
A. M. Dobbelhive
Lansing
Alenvyla
Henderson
Musum
Leste S. Hnnson
Alexander Barr
Sevelirs
Suredies
Woou. Warren
Ilnvave Wilcox
Wharlotte
James Ji Dadson
Washingthon
Wiley
Tiassex
Norman L. Munro Dies in New York Publisher's Apartment
Norman L. Munro, a renowned New York publisher and bookseller, died Saturday evening from complications after an operation. He built a publishing house and periodicals including Munro’s Library and Munro’s Pocket Magazine, expanding his operations from Long Branch to Cedar Avenue and Winnlowste Street. His firm, valued around 22,000 to 25,000,000, published vast catalogs and supported a vast list of titles over the years.
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New York
Norman L. Munro
Warchisman
Holtman Howe
Munrowa
Mill Bronk
Piston County
de Dar
Winnlowste Street
Munro
Alupson Place
Mir Munro
Fruen
Luuilealians
Dividend Declared in Maryland Court Receivership
Judge Winters' Chambers announces a 10 percent dividend on all claims for creditors in the Indianavomis transit receivership. Payment to creditors who file with Receiver Hailey by April 18 follows court action to determine if accounts will be made. Payments start next week under court supervision.
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Cader
Winters
Leontal Reedeve
Dome Fire At Agricultural World Fair In New York
A vast structure at the world’s agricultural fair at New York suffered a major blaze. Firefighters battled flames as exhibits and a golden sign were damaged. One man, Gustafly, was killed in the incident and bail was set for Smyth, while others faced related legal actions. The dome’s collapse stunned attendees as crews inspected the scene on Staten Island.
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Btlte
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Levinson
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