Congress Debates Financial Bills and Public Works
Epitome of the Week covers Senate and House debate on the financial bill, army and legislative appropriation discussions, and acts to expand the Executive Mansion in Washington. Reports include the Sioux reservation division act, postmaster Kimball funds, and investigations into silver pools. Domestic items note deaths, thefts, storms, fires, and assorted legal notices across states.
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Congressional
Seialon
Senate
Rockford
Walker
Missouri
Washington
Nathan Kimpall
Ogden
U. Tt
Congress
United States
Sherman
House
Alaska
Legislative Assembly
Territory
West
United States Senate
District of Columbia
O. M. Laraway
Minneapolis
Otter
Stlomiha
Neb
Boise City
Idaho
Poe
US Senate Debates Alaska Government and Time Bill
The 16th session saw a temporary Alaska government bill introduced, a standard time alignment bill, and the fortifications bill 1 800 495 reported. The elections bill was debated all night. House actions included pension grants to Generals Sigel Tanks Quinby Bartlett totaling seventy bills. a murder suicide in Ontario. a fatal scaffold fall in Greensburg. a Nebraska livery stable fire. bank failures in Pennsylvania. and multiple state trade, crime, and disaster notes.
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United States
Senate
Alaska
House
Frank Sigel
WN. P. Tanks
Isaac Quinby
Rochester
N. Y
Joseph J. Bartlett
New York
Toxasatp McKinnon
Goderich
Ont
Pepperett
N. SL
Greensburg
Jonathan Ryan
Joseph Ryan
Joseph Churk
Milford
Neb
Vonnegurl
Tsu Stoneboyo Savings Guank
Sandy Lake Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Mace Wagurs
Kansas City
Blodgett & Osgood
St. Paul
John
Joan Chambers
Morvin County
Dicksonville
Jous Jouxsox
Upelike
Ark
Jenkins Aloors
Avy
Lehigh
Ind
Mattie Hetcher
Strike Tags Out 100 Telegraph Operators on Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
A great telegraphers strike hits the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul system with about 100 operators and station agents out. Trains run with great disadvantages as the road seeks to avert a total tie up while engineers refuse to accept student replacements. Pay cuts blamed for the walkout, with disputes over wages from December 1.
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St. Paul
Cmte Chao
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Iowa
Minnesoakota
Missouri
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Eneral
St. Punk
Milwaukee
Premie du Chien
Prairie du Chien
Mineral Point
Cedar Rapids
Coon Rapids
J. M. Bunker
Manilla
Citizens' National Industrial Alliance Formed in Kansas
In Topeka Kansas delegates at the Citizens' Alliance convention completed a call for a national convention to organize a third party. The gathering seeks to unite Knights of Labor and other industrial groups with the People's movement, naming C A Power Verre Haute Ind Ralph B Deamont Washington L K Lease Wichita Kan and S N Wood Stevens County Kan as organizers.
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Citizens’ National Industrial Allanes
Toorka
Kan
Jam
Citizens' Alliantce
Cincinnati
Quenla
Knights of Labor
People's Movement
C. A. Power
Verre Haute
Ind
Ralph Bdeanwmont
Washington, D. C
L. K. Lease
Wichita
8. N. Wood
Stevens County
Citizens’ National Industrial Alliance
Millionaire Kelly Fatally Injured In Runway Accident
Anthony Kelly of Minneapolis, noted grocer and brother of P. Jr. Kelly, was mortally injured when a horse threw him from a Robert Street carriage in St. Vaur Minnesota. The wreckal force fractured his leg, and internal injuries left no chance of recovery.
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Millionaire Kelly
Minneapolis
St. Vaur
Minn
Anthony Kelly
P. Jr. Kelly
Robert Street
Pridge
Mgr. Kelly
Nasuyiner
Tenn
Lewia Landers
Limestone County
Nhoulford
Banter on Fashion and Etiquette in Old Times
A quirky fragment discusses feminine readers, clothing care, and banter on silk shine. It urges serene tempers to keep beauty, noting wrinkles imply age. A new bed spread with coarse linen and gold silk embroidery is described in bold traditional designs.
Slaughter at Wounded Knee Prompted War Council
Washington January 17 reports quote Elaine Goodale on a Wounded Knee incident. Survivors dispute deliberate slaughter, with injuries to women and children and widespread confusion. Miles may disarm Indians. harmony talks at Loafers camp include Ogallalas and Brules with Lt Taylor urging peace. End of the base ball war notes two new leagues formed in New York.
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Emma
Alihott
New York
Frank Bo Mercuri
St. Louis
Delie Mayo
Sigeenry
Penu
Ind
Joax Simpy
Lincoln
Neb
New England
Sun Railway Advisory Board
Aieuge
Association
Transcontinental
Southwestern
Western Passenger
Western Freight
trans-Missouri
Maine Central
Crawford's
Maan Woomnter
Arkansas
Josefh Aikens
Mount Union
Sof Wiyeurs
Kelford
France
Napoleon the Great
Qune
Anneview
United States
Warton
Columbus
Susie Walters
Lawrence
Kaw
Chesapeake Bay
Wen
Edison Hlectric
Philadelphia
KLM
Andy
Pine Ridge
Don the
Mics
Hlaine Goodale Beers
Cuatera
Gid
Wounded Knee
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Misa Elaine Goodale
Vine Ridge
Ble Foot
Nanely
Red Cloud
Topers
Indiana
Gentral
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Lond
Battlefeld
Big Toot
Ufwir
Pine Rinas
Corbin
Miles
Lieutenant Taylor
Ninth Cavalry
Ogallala
Standing Soldier
America Orse
Standing Bear
Fast Thunder
Spotted Horse
Short Bull
Kicking Lear
Ines Bull
Short Mull
Pine Ridge Agency
High Pipe
Two Strike
Taylor
National League
American Association
Players League
Western Association
Boston
Chicago
Players’ League
Rochester
Toledo
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Rube Babcock
Charles Ream
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Timne
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Bob Titzsimmons
Australia
Jack Dempsey
America
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
J. F. Siebert
Beaver City
Tventy
Bell Telephone Company
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Longish and Rapid Transit Railroad
Denton Station
Long Island
Mus
Mecyvix A. Wire
Wheaton
Wis
Michael Sussavo
Erie
Sins Locomotive Machine Works
Richmond
Jons Rovenen
Deffersonville
Bunnock
Spit Rock
Norton
George Palbot
Robert
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Exong Young
Duhmstown
Tan
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Mincingr L.oxtram
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John C. Mall
San Francisco
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Isaac W. Hyatt
Peoria
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BR. J. Oglesby
Charles LB. Farwell
Likvrenas
James Mann
Fort Riley
New Hampshire
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Prussia
Dr. Koch
Bombay
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Chamber of Deputies
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Peoples Party
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