Senate Debates Elections Bill Amid Objections and Applause
The Senate debated the elections bill with objections raised by Reagan and Morgan asserting the measure threatens constitutional balance. Applause in the galleries drew warnings from Hoar and the vice president. The chamber also advanced a steam vessel appropriation and a Sioux City public building amendment, with House actions on bank losses and Fort Benton bank relocation.
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Reagan
Morgan
House
Washington City
Senate
Chicago
Sioux City
Postoffice Committee
Plumb
Harris
Hoar
Tennessee
West
Pao
Wilson
Iowa
Charles Nelson
United States
San Francisco
First National Bank
Fort Benton
Mont
Favorable Dispatches from Generals Brooke Ruger on Indian Situation
Dec 12 Gen Schoeld reports from Miles that Ruger and Brooke troops demoralize tribes. Indians formerly defiant show submission. Capt Ewers returns with Harap seeking allegiance. Brooke says White River band returns stolen stock and surrenders. Col leads many Indians to obey, including Big Foot followers near Cheyenne river. Funeral of Washington McLean held in Wasmineros City.
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Brooke
Ruger
Wasurroron Ciry
Scholeld
Miles
Ewers
Fifth Infantry
Fort Bennett
Harap
Lame Deer
Nez Perce
White River
Big Foots
Cheyenne River Reservation
Burial and obsequies for a public figure in Washington
The Rev Dr Douglass conducted burial rites at St John s Episcopal church and Rock Creek cemetery with no pallbearers present. President Harrison and Vice President Morton attended along with Senators Payne Carlisle and Blackburn and other notables. Also reported: the Bureau of Animal Industry claims to have anticipated Professor Koch in the use of a celebrated lymph. Israel Kimball a long time internal revenue clerk in the Treasury died in Washington at age 79.
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Douglass
St. John's Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Harrison
Morton
Payne
Carlisle
Blackburn
Professor Koch
WaAsnixoron City
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Washington City
Israel Kimball
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Koch
New York
New
Youk
Dr. J
Dr. Koch
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Kinnicutt
St. Luke's Hospital
Capers of Superintendent Walmesley Spark London Newark Strike
The Clark Thread Company at Newark faces a major strike as 8000 workers oppose Superintendent Walmesley an Englishman blamed for harsh discipline. Spinners, piecers and creelers resist his methods after a mass discharge of forty workers. Protests rise with Hatfield the key agitator and 3000 workers walk out.
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Walmesley
New York
Herbert E. Walmsley
Clark Thread Company
Newark
Walmsley
William Clark
India
Walmstey
Hatfield
Old Country
Buffalo Bill's risky arrest plan could spark camp clash
In Chicago Buffalo Bill planned to arrest Sitting Bull with White Beaver and eight troopers. Lieutenant Chadwick says a recall prevented bloodshed and Bill later traveled east before resuming a tour, while noting his Paris attire was unsuitable for plains cold.
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Chicago
Buffalo Bill
Sitting Bull
Grand Tecifle Hotel
G. W. Chadwick
Bill
Old Mexico
Huilalo Bill
Paris
Plains
LaCrosse
Wis
English Cattle Drovers Escapade in Grand Rapids
English cattle drover James Hurst obtained a license to wed Angeline Johnson a mulatto woman in Grand Rapids Michigan. A protest by Ames Russell led to a fight before the couple wed with police involvement and a quiet ceremony next day.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rartos
James Hurst
Angeline Johnson
Elder Given
Ames Russell
Angeline
Hurst
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Body Brussels
Iine Fur
IOCS
Smyrna & Oriental
A. J
C. G. Moritz
Cockrell
Washington
McLean
Wasmineros City
Washington Mclean
Caiiaco
Gresham
Charles Counselman
Board of Trade Commission
James C. Peasley
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
District Court
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Atpaxy
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Frank B. Arnold
Arnold
National Art Gallery
Cleveland
Ohio
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Bey
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Alaska
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Nl. Cody
Alabama
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Ala
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Miss
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Kan
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Champlon Monitor
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