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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1893

Page

4

Italian scientist invents night sight for wearers

Ames Intelligencer reports a Italian scientist Finzi, now in Boston, claims a method allows wearers to see in the dark. The note mentions Dorchester era items, colonial ties, and a mix of science and society items found in a late 19th century issue.

Ayouxo Finzi Roston Princess Evlatta Gerece Washington

Washington News of the Week Highlights from Congress and World Events

The report covers congressional actions in the senate and house including Hawaiian affairs debates, pensions, and bankruptcy bills. It notes deaths of Pennsylvania representatives, new members taking oaths, and various fiscal and legal items. Foreign and domestic items detail banking results, world events, and notable deaths such as Prof John Tyndall and regional incidents across the United States.

Senate Charles ‘Reitt William Lilly Pennsylvania House H. S. Bundy Ohio Griffin Michigan O'Neill Lilly Hoar United States Dolph Hawaii W. D. Hornblower Supreme Court Pension Bureau Interior War Department Weperspay Voorhees Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Dill Internal Revenue Laws Hoa Grosvenor Secretary of the Interior Hitt Frances Corse John M. Corse Washington Comptroller of the Interstate Commerce Commission Italy J. J.van Alen Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department Carr. Basser Daniel Webner James Shields Ilinois Congress John Boyd New Brunswick John Tyndall Haslemere Surrey England Mexico Juan Guadoupe Thomas Axworthy Hamilton Ont Cleveland Don. Juan Lemvig Denmark Earl of Wincheleon London United States Senate Kauffman Iron Mines al- Curtis Pittsburgh Jacob Holtz Mann J. W. Edgwanps Fukton Ronker Adams, Jr Brazil Charles O'Neil Syracuse N. Y Bex Mixter Bob Wilkens Berlin Reuben ‘Smith Corbett- Mitchell Jacksonville Fla James Davis Pawtucket Harvey Pave Frank Stires Wer Danville Henry Helmick Nanxen Portland Ore Shields Wasmaxorox Dec Sninoly Missouri Minnesota Statuary Hall Capitol Illinois Leonard W. Volk Chicago Grand Army of the Republic Emmet Guards Pennsylvanus Avenue Purpoe Gen Rhields Rte Linois Abraham Lincoln Gov. Altgeld America Ninutes Carser Georgetown College Cerro Gorda Knute Nelson John Tarsney Wares Senator Turple Indiana Carl Benninghoff Emma Benninghoff Edward Benninghoff Carl’ Benninghoff, Jr Benninghoff David ‘Thompson John Williams

Hoosier Girl in New York Face Suit Fraud Claim

A New York suit seeks $40,000 from George J. Gould carried by Mrs Zella Nicolaus through her guardian Albert Ruhman. She alleges unlawful receipt and misappropriation of funds amid a tale of a Wabash born heiress with a tumultuous life and a pattern of escapades in Chicago and New York. Gould disputes the charges, noting no knowledge of the suit and recounting his aid to the claimant on prior visits.

Harper Whitmier Butler New York Schloss, Co Henny Gorant Tunrx Albany N. Y Lehigh Valley Railroad Fraser Turner Hall Alleigheny Janitress Renninghoft Ben Harrisburg Agnes Cooper Bright Baltimore University of Maryland George B. Swift John P. Hopkins Jr Storer Kansas City Indianapolis Winters Frank Spence Lintens National Bank Grand Island Neb Feases Powers Dry Goods Company St. Paul Minn Cherokee Strip Joan Davis Arren yoUxe Oourt Zella Nicolaus Albert Ruhman George J. Gould Howe & Hamm Western Union Dey Street Broadway Gould Lakewood N. J Somerville Nicolaus Bethe Chicago Abe George Gould Cabe Hammell Wabash Ind Joliet Sturtevant House Bang Lang Zella Logensport Chriet Elaima Amuree Otmess Daxcrtte Kitty ‘Townsley William Townsley Crawforderville Roger Seftans, Jr James Canningham Parle Corbett Mitchell Paris Dec Vox Nice Lioux Rock Ark Dee Bob Greenwood Cross County Arle Wilson George Gould Striker Mra Clark Treosury Department

Hawaii Question in Senate Speeches and Resolutions

Senators debated the president's potential actions in Hawaii as they consider a resolution demanding full disclosure of instructions to the minister to the Hawaiian islands. Dissenting voices framed annexation as a policy aim, while others denied any intent of war or force to restore the queen. A House resolution sought copies of ministerial instructions and warned against US intervention in Hawaii's government.

United States Sione Sean Marbened Tor Cope Texiruee Wilts Tod Irwin Lockingwell Sher Suepestin Morgan Mr. Dolph Shen Feltieg West Gem, Ma Ate Doig Hawaiian Islands Dolph Daiph Mc Gray Gem Det Hawaii S Republic Blount Ie Dionet Bawah Hoar Dex Senate Ate Hoar Rous Tne Milla Dom Tex How Congress Beough Noone Presen Savier Mavailan Vian Dem Wis Moar America Gaile Queen Americas St. Hill Maneachusetes Ture Informa Fura Mary Staton Sven Await Mome Thetary Thm Sherman Stevens Congress of the Congress of Shr Fry Rep Glare Call Pia Committee On Foreign Affairs House Hawaian Islands Sen Lara Walter Baker & Co

Daring thieves rob South Bend bank in daylight

A bold daylight robbery at Sova Brxp, Ind, and the South Bend national bank netted about $15,000 in paper money and $4,000 in gold. Four or more men planned the hit, used a chisel, accessed the directors’ room, and escaped through a back door as officers watched trains and exits. Cashier Campbell and Assistant Brown aided the probe, with detectives conferring as staff returned to routine.

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