Senatorial Ballot Debates Amid Tariff Bill Discussions
The report covers the Calcade Senatorial contest with repeated ballot tallies across twelve pits and ensuing Senate debates on the tariff and lumber duties. It notes the ongoing Tariff Bill discussions, Army appropriation provisions, and references to several senators and committees amid a busy Jan 22 session.
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Dexven
Pitkin
Tater
Hammil
Bowen
Rou't
Taber
Hammill
Owen
Routt
Mammil
Kowen
Mallett
Tabor
Bown
Hamwill
Houtt
Talos
Hallett
Pleventh
Pithin
Haw. Mill
Ham.mill
Wastuxoton
Nayard
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Tariff Commission
Logan
Public Lands Committee
Two Men Hanged by Vigilantes in Missouri River Area
A violent vigilante raid on January 22 ends with two men hanged near the Thompson River after being captured near Dotet. Witnesses report the pair confessed to crimes, with locals stating the actions were in retaliation for past rough dealings.
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Thotepeen
Tel Dotet
Hote
Oh Dan
Neparste
Hoth
Wrecks and Casualties At Rail Accident and Fires
A coroner returned from the railroad disaster scene reporting seventeen ash heaps marked as remains, with many bones and uncertainty about the death toll. In Michigan a Ledger mill boiler exploded killing Patrick McCormick and leaving John Garret missing. Eight injured, one may die. A vessel in Lipaw reported eight persons lost in a coal ship wreck.
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San Francisno
Collision Tragedy In Harbor Sinkings Of Cimbria Sultan
Dispatch from Hamburg reports a fog collision between the steamers Cimbria and Sultan near land. Cimbria founder ed after striking the Sultan’s fore rigging. Survivors praise Cimbria crew while Sultan’s captain condemns the other captain. Diamond rescues sixteen passengers and crew after long freezing wait.
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Lospos
Hamburg
Land
Hamis
Leopenta
Sultanthe
Cimbria
Cimria
Haweune
Diamond
Express Robbery Attempt at Mantillo Station Fails
On January 22 at Mantillo station in Nevada Setrione, eight robbers attempted to seize the Central Pacific express. They guarded the west bound train, smashed panels, and tried to open the express car. The messenger kept watch, a guard was wounded, and the robbers fled with loot while the train delayed about two hours.
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Antos
Rreeri
Attom
Hem En Caprese
Trelis
Nevada
Setrione
Uish
Lap
Central Pacifc Express
Mantillo Station
Trans
Howe
Multiple World News Briefs From Jan Dates And Crimes
A chaotic column reports on various incidents including a judge’s death and a secured bond change in Tennessee, a robbery at a Mount Molly business in Union County, and a Camden-bound horse theft. It also covers Col Chaffee and Col James M. Selover’s contract dispute in New York, Red Cloud’s Yale visit, a battle near Thautepec with heavy casualties, Prince Chates’s death and funeral plans in Prussia, Boss Fay & Conkey facing a sheriff’s levy in Kansas City, and Frank James court delays in Kansas City.
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New York
Col
James M. Selover
Chaffee
Colorado
OY Ae
Selover
Robert E. Lee
Leadville
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Chas. Etheridge
Lewis & Ulman
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Te Comtrol
Telegraph and Mallees
Compacion Miner
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Morrill
Kellogg
Committee On Finance
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Mell
Mayard
Delaware
Bayard
Spain
Palestine
Italy
seDill
Ingalls
Morgan
Vilumb
Michigan
West
Cetur
Lignem Vitan
Lancewool
Ebony
Bes
Grandilla
Mahogny
Rosewool
Catinwood
Stopb Morrill
Howse
Page
California
Ohasy Blount
Georgia
Ile
Knott
Kentucky
Weeksvill
Montana
T. Romero & Son
Ceneral Merchandise
Viret
New
Albuquerque
New Albuquerque
N. M.jn
Bbeico
Amother Vessco
Lipaw
Thio Plese
Srenee
Yous
Janu
Mamlorg
de Trees Veib
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Hed Cloudt
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Conn
Red Cloud
Marsh
Yale College
Deally Museum
Eeperste
Sediens
Matamoua
Mex
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Todians
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Frise
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Chastes
Princes’ Chamber
Nickalskoe Church
Potsdam
Carcase
Fay & Conkey
James
Kansas
Crry
Frank James
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