Senate Debates Indian Appropriation and Arbitration Bill
Washington reports April 20 to 26 show the Senate passing the Indian appropriation bill and advancing an arbitration measure with other actions including a labor of resolutions on Cuban state of war and bankruptcy, nominations for Indian affairs and postmaster at New York, and adjournments for Milliken and Holman obsequies. The House announced Milliken's death, debated civil service repeal, and prepared for Grant tomb ceremonies with a joint committee.
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Wisconsin
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New York City
Chandler
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New York
Holman
Dingley
Lanham
Tex
Steels
William 8. Holman
Dorr
W. Va
Tragic elopement ends in deaths near Loraine
Wakeman Haynes and Lizzie Hudson, uncle and niece aged 23 and 16, eloped from Loraine village then were found dead two miles from Loraine in a pasture lock embrace after taking strychnine. News notes recount other varied casualties and obituaries from across the country.
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Quincy
Wakeman Haynes
Lizzie Hudson
Loraine
Enbiace
Death of W. H Holman Ends Noted Indiana Career
Washington April 23 Representa tive Holman of Indiana died at his home after weeks of illness spinal meningitis named in public life as a pioneer of Indiana law and politics. Born September 8 1822 in Dearborn county he rose from probate judge to prosecuting attorney state legislator and judge before serving in Congress from 1858 with only three electoral lapses due to district realignments and war era politics continuing until his final term.
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Trade outlook and rail accidents update April
New York April 24 R G Dun 4 Co reports war fears stir markets though direct Turkey Greece effects limited. U S failures drop vs last year while iron coal strike risks rise and wool trade softens. Only St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Kansas City show rising merchandise movement amid scattered reports. Eldora freight wreck near Steamboat Rock injures crew and damages 25 cars with $25,000 loss. Beaver Creek logging tragedy leaves five burned bodies. Paris duel ends with Clemenceau and Chimay wounded. Kansas City murder verdict sets Ulmer at 15 years. Brig Gen Richard W Johnson dies in St Paul at home of pneumonia.
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New Orleans
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Charles Ulmer
Bailey Dawes
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Mian
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Attempted dagger attack on King Humbert at racecourse
April 24 at 2:50 pm an iron worker Petro Acciarito attempted to stab King Humbert on his way to the Campanelle races. He was seized before success and claimed to be a political fanatic with no accomplices. The king remained unmoved. Acciarito refused to name any allies.
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Livery-Day Excursions From Chicago Railways
Advertises worldwide travel on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway offering personally conducted and self guided excursions to California and beyond. Includes full itineraries and estimates covering all expenses with tickets arranged through the railway’s general passenger agent in Chicago.
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Californialorida
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China
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Jiurope
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Grant Monument Ceremental at New York
A promotional ad touts the Nickel Plate Road train service between Chicago and New York. It highlights a 28 hour trip, dining cars, gas-lit coaches, and colored porters, claiming lower rates and superior automim abolations. Agent JY Galahin at 111 Adie St Chicago offers information.
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Chicago
New York
JY Galahin
Adie St
Lands in Wisconsin for sale on easy terms
Northwestern Line offers over 400000 acres in northern Wisconsin for sale at very low prices with easy terms. Land seekers can buy excursion tickets on April 20 May 4 and 18 at reduced rates. For maps and land descriptions contact G W Bell Land Commissioner Hudson Wis.
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G. W. Bell
Udson
Wis
Hot Springs Hot Springs Jogdted Baths Promote Health
The Hot Springs in South Dakota boast medicinal baths for rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments and merit study by sufferers. First class hotel accommodations and baths with on site tourist tickets offered daily including low rates on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Information available from ticket agents O and N W Ry.
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N. W. Ry
Opportunity for Homeseekers on the Chicago North Western Line
Opportunity along the Chicago and North Western line offers first class lands in western Minnesota and South Dakota on favorable terms for agricultural use, stock raising, and dairying. For details and landseekers rates, contact agents of the North-Western Line, 80-88.
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Ba Y
Minnesota
South Dakota
North-Western Line
Homeseeker Excursions Rail Fare Specials Across Midcontinent
Homeseeker's Excursions offers round trips at one fare plus $2 on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line to Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Missouri Kansas Texas and other points. Dates listed include January 19 February 2 16 March 2 16 April 6 20 and May 4 18. For rates and details contact H I Paulklee agent M and St L Ry Britt Iowa.
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Texas
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Owa
Excursion to New York City by Nickel Plate Route
Nickel Plate Road offers round trip Chicago to New York excursion tickets for trains leaving Chicago April 23 to 26 at 24 dollars. Tickets valid for return from New York through May 4, 1897. Inquiries to J Y Calaban general agent 111 Adams St Chicago Ill.
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Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
New York
J. Y. Calaban
28 Hours Chicago to New York 624 round trip via Nickel Plate
Chicago to New York round trip for 24 dollars with 28 hour service via the Nickel Plate Railroad. Departs Chicago April 23 to 26 inclusive, return valid until May 6. Tickets on sale April 23 to 26. Reservations in sleeping cars available from J Y Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams St Chicago. Also ads for Algona residence lots with sizes from 4x8 rods to 14 rods deep and examples of improved curb shading and fruit trees.
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EB Brace
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