Balance of power in next U S Senate outlined
Delaware completes Senate roster as opening of Fifty-fourth Congress approaches. The breakdown shows Republicans 42, Democrats 39, Populists 6, with states like Alabama California Connecticut and more listed by senators and party affiliations.
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Senate
Washington
Delaware
Wasutsaros
United States
Republicana
Alabama
John T. Morgan
James L. Pugh
Arkansas
James E. Jones
James H
Tom B. B. Gordon
Dem
Tee T. Dutotey
George IL Shoup
Ilinois
Callom
John ML Patt
Sisatiane
Denia W. Voorhees
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Allison
John Gear
Kansas
William A. Poffer
Pope
Lucien Baker
Kentucky
Joseph C
Bi Blackborn
William Lindsay
Louisiana
Donelson Caffery
Newton C.blanchard
Mather Pagvas Hale
William
Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman
Charlie 2 Gibson
Kite Dasachusetts
George F Oar
Henry C. Lodge
chigan—James
Stoclillan
Julius C. Burrows
Minnesota
Cushman
Davis
Kate Nelson
James Z. George
Bastard Althall
Missouri
Francis M. Céckréll
George G. Ve. Dem
Ontatanie Mantle
Thomas H.carter
William V. Allen
John M. Thurston
Nevada
John P. Jones
Hiant M. Steple H. Gallinger
D. Ics
Aoe Bem
Edward Annephy, Jr
New Jerse
Een i Sherman
Calvin Oregon
George W. McBride
Pennsylvania
J. Dea Cameron
Enone
William B. Bate
Parse Orss Q Milla
Horace Chilton
Vermont-dustin
Morrill
Rep
Redfield Proctor
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Thomas
Martin
Watson C. Squire
John L. Wilson
Charles J. Tee
Stephen B. Elkins
Wisconsin
William ¥. Vilas
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Omin Ia Farren
Clarence D. Clark
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Uncertain Treasury Deposits Split Among 26 States in 1837
A 19th century discussion on whether 1887 deposits from the general government to 26 states could be refunded due to treasury shortages. The article cites Section 18 of a 1837 act, details deposits of 5 million, and lists state allocations such as Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and others with amounts, noting only three deposits were made and October’s was withheld.
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Treasury
Union
Congress
Bank of the United States
Thement
Bary
Senate
United States
Serena
Freagary
Maine
Pats
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Hhoda Laland
New Tore
Bittener
Ikea Toe
Delaware
Land
Virgininy Oe
North Via
Sout
Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Segiona
Patanah
Missouri
Arkansas
Del
Marble and stone output value rises in Georgia report
A government report on the building stone industry cites the marble and slate output with Georgia showing a rise in value. The survey notes granite sandstone and limestone production and includes figures for marble output and total industry value. The text also references officials and ambassadors in transit-related remarks.
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Georgia
WasHine Tor
United States
Williams
Stwathmore College
Penn
Corbett to be center of Sun Bosch Athletic clash
Report by William A. Brady, Jamies Corbett manager, states Corbett will head the Sun Bosch Athletic club lineup as the top heavyweight in a planned bout. The piece notes talk of a fight with Fitzsimmons and Jackson, plus ongoing negotiations and possible implications for the championship.
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Brighten Corbett
Jeakson
William A. Brady
Jamies J. Corbett
Sun Bosch
Din
Mitchell on Money Warns Republicans of Min State
A morning paper publishes a personal letter from Senator John Mitchell to Secretary of State Harrison Brady Kincaid urging the May 22 city convention of Pride of Reform clubs to adopt a resolution on a savings measure. The letter suggests the move would be gratifying and help advance the progress of the savings drive in the state.
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Min
Portiano
John Ii Mitchell
Harrison BR. Kincaid
Fearful Plunge DamagesWashouts Hit Bridges in Ohio Area
A cloudburst swelled streams washing out several bridges on the Cleveland Lorraine and adjacent routes. A bridge contractor’s log broke during the flood, causing damage. Officials report ongoing repair work and caution for further washouts. Local authorities urge caution as river levels remain high.
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Ahasartor
Cleveland, Lorraine
Aene
Insanity Case Trial and Weather Notes Across Cities
The report covers Dr. Arthur Duestrow’s insanity trial after a 1894 murder, noting prior mistrial and defense strategy. It also compiles brief items: Chicago’s record heat, a knitting mill setup in Tomasville, Washington cabinet chatter on possible successor Don Dickerson, and fires, losses, and political moves in Nebraska and Florida with assorted local notes.
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Arthur Duestrow
Dusstrow
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