Regular Session Notes and Elections Reported
The article itemizes Senate and House actions including tariff debates on seigniorage, a Missouri river bridge bill, and a mining officer proposal. It notes state election outcomes, committee formations, and political shifts with references to Kansas, South Carolina, and Pittsburgh campaigns. It also covers accidents, fires, drownings, and notable deaths, plus economic updates on banks, wages, and manufacturing.
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Petar
Arnate
Moynton O. Blanchard
Zoulstany
Peffer
Washington
Mthin
Unitedd States
Sen‘ala
el Tha
Senate
Tne
Missoni
Bronx City
House
Hamen
Cummings N
Priston Bil
Spencer firm faces major wartime conscription charges
The text notes a Spencer, Iowa firm, Wenntoeturing oF TMiwe Pemuty & Co. of Spencer, involved in a large scale wartime conscription operation. It claims 2,600 people were affected or drafted as part of the scheme and lists the issue as a major concern of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmiwe Pemuty & Co
Spencer
Uss
Yes
Meade Amasshg
Touwing
Fatal shootings at wedding: Cecil blamed in Kentucky trio death
In Av F Beattyville Kentucky Toba Burts and Joseph Danerel were killed by Jrant Cecil at a wedding at Miss Rhoda Mays home. Cecil fled. A New York bill would limit access to public buildings. A Chicago robbery ends with police, a citizen, and a store held up by highwaymen.
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Pittsburgh Pa
Board of Education
Aca Sisters of Charity
Regalia
Omarler Thombses
Damaseuts
Ala. Rey
Piaw Cheer
Tako
Cheroles
Oklahoma
Treprnic Gensarp
New York
Mra Langtry
Louise H. Morris
Baltimore
Tuebern
Isaac Catench
Rushville
Wis
Chicago
Matteville
Cutne
Chcago
Midway
Fimee
Athenaant
Schiller Theater
Tuwers
Sherwood
Oxena
Tex
Pidiewick Club
South
New Orleans
Cansus
United States
Uso
Tyers
Agulosh
Mennins & McCuain
Omaha
Tappi
Minn
Joux Laur
Roskford
Mary
Nef
Queenstown
Malaik
Cincinnati
Juilianapolla
Warren
Colorado
Supreme Court
Donyer
Disney Latiniat
Charleston
iUnzul
Duankavy & Staave
Beattyville
Toba Burts
Ioseph Danerel
Jrant Cecil
Rhoda Mays
Cecil Cxcapeil
Ctizen
Clicaga
Notable 19th Century Political Notes and Tragic Deaths
A diverse Washington scene recalls fates of fons T Foro theater proprietor killed in Baltimore aged 60s. Obits include Cart. Frank Browsrnt at 68 and Matty Sagers at 40s. State politics feature prohibitionists nominating William Taylor for secretary of state and Oregon populists naming Nathan Pierce for governor. Overseas news cover Costa Rica revolt, battles, and Brazilian amnesty. rail, shipwrecks, and fires claim numerous lives.
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Fons T. Foro
Washington
Fiacolt
Baltimore
Fix
Trussell Brown
Matty Sagers
Unica
Porter
Congress
Tennessee
Tus Ackars
Little Tocle
Oregon
Nathan Pierce
Local tragedies and misfortunes reported in small towns
A jumbled OCR fragment describes multiple incidents including an individual from SS Joseph Missouri attempting self harm, a person named Myritz iehner, and a barn destroyed in Owensboro Kentucky with deaths in a neighboring family. The text is garbled but notes violence and property loss in small communities.
Execution of Hart Attracts Hundreds In Ul
A man named Hart was hanged in Ul on early Friday after a long, tense night. Crowds gathered from distant counties, streets near the jail were blocked, and Hart maintained his claimed innocence while awaiting the noose. He spoke little, listening to his spiritual adviser as the procession moved to the scaffold.
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Tocktora
Racerann
Marehi
Hart
Vriluy
Stnetade
Hush
Isienda
Mohn
Durbank
Ile
Jart
Tie
Murderer Hart Hanged In Anis State Execution Scene
A detailed 1803 killing and execution report recounts John Hart murdering his mother and two sisters Macy and Nellia, forcing a girl to drink Paris green, then fleeing to Rockford where he was captured. He faced execution by hanging at 11 04, the sentence carried out as the sheriff readied the trap.
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Hart
Anis
Rockford
Macy
Nellia
John Hart
Ne Mo
Ber
Harmmor
Dowd
Maury
Mary
Nellie
Borkforu
Death by dynamite shocks Minnesota family
March 19 in Doury Minnesota a German laborer, Edward Wagner, placed three sticks of dynamite in a family cook stove oven to thaw it while eating breakfast. The house collapsed, Otto Wagner aged 13 died, Ronard Wagner his wife and two other children injured. the family home ruined and mournful.
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United States Senate
House
Curtis
Arty Aid Navy
Congressman Faods
Olio
Tim Union
Denver
Cal
John Johnson
Lawrenceville
Tim
Senate Buance Committee
Tennessee
Arkansas
Motus Manin
Nellie McCarthy
San Francisco Bay
Toa
Jim
Gloucester
Mass
Jax Grawy
Blay
Oakland
Oklahoma
Liiagreey
Santa Anna
Lex
Altigan
Orter
Joimh W. Nowe
Interior
St. Lewis
Washington Tows Bund
Westchester
Swanisy's
Lawrence
I Mass
Minnesota
Doury
Minn
Edward Wagner
Otto Wagner
Ronard Wagner
St. Louis
Michigan probate record reveals AWOL confession and alledged sale
A muddled probate court note shows TOM TT AWOL YORE confessing to selling an heir and spending funds. The report mentions guardianship, names a set of places and people, and references a convoluted route between Oxford and Cambridge over a dining course.
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Tom Ttawol
Michigan
Sparta
Hail
Cheney
Trustworthy remedies claimed for consumption cure
Letters from supposed neighbors praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and its "Pleasant Pellets" as a cure for consumption and related lung ailments. Testimonies from Canadian and American readers recount dramatic improvements, weight gain, and recovery after multiple bottles, with appeals for further materials and mailings from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
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X. C. McLin
Kompaville
Princess Anne Ca
Thomas Vansickiin
Brighton
Ont
Pierce
Soldom
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo
Bey Page
People’s Common Sense Medical Advisor
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Comestion
Vangresa
Sew
Pittsburgh
People's Progressive Party
Kansas
Dem
South Carolina
J. K. Shatrox
Huntaville
Waner
Epwanns
Mat Springs
Ark
St. Paul Railway
SixAron Woornees
Tmt
Wilkesvarre
Edward Douglas “White
Louisiana
Visiier
United
Bellevue
Imu Saicon
Cleveland
Michael Kennedy
John Cwamings
James McNamara
El’burn
Joe J. Williams
Twinsville
Port Dadge Ju
Weuks
Avere
Dons Brecur
Rayeana
Nob
Wrech
Cig AkaanEna
John Brown
Detroit
Mid
Max Bank
Excelsior Springs
Mita Aina Wisonas
Barrington
Nail
Costa Rica
Port Litana
San Jogo
Ciple‘ten
Canada
Cowan
Duffie
MacPherson
Mary Brown
Banks Island
B. G
Preawext Petrove
Brazil
House of Commons
House of Lords
Paris
Hawa
Pearl Harbor
England
Dole
Aptek
Mariano Gantanuo
Crowes
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
London
EE Ray
Beupechhee
Pyar
Weonpunton
Myritz Iehner
SS Joseph
Lidiexiya
John Koop
Owensboro
OlnLs
Ricarivs
March Amherst J. Cheney
Danler of
Snyg T
Oxfad
Losnox
Marvel 1
la Doe
Une Craws
Cambritve
Nefairbank
Veg
Hata
Joun
W. Baker
Tal MO
Trovars
Gaur Aur
W.L. Douglas
Arnemenatte
Nu Dyory
Ty Hidigny Liezoin
Oher
F Price
Cate
Oll
Indy
B. W. Wrenn
Attorney-At-Law
Somenon
Atlata
Georgia
USA
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