Contested election case settled for the contestant
The House spent the day on the Smith Jackson election case as Congressmen Outhwaite O Ferrell and Wilson spoke for the Democrats. The vote on Jackson being duly elected failed with 137 164, the motion lost, and Smith was later declared elected by the House amid Republican triumph. Grosvenor escorted Smith to the Speaker's desk and he was sworn in. The Senate was convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Outhwaite
O'Ferrell
Wilson
West Virginia
Dalzell
Crisp
Jackson
Maat
Smith
Yeas
Endthus
Grosvenor
Springer
Senate
Farro
Bas Chandler
Morris
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
City
Mexico
Ll. Gottiechalk
California
Plutigari
J. F. Winter
Illinois
Mannheim
Jacob Yoes
United States
Arkansas
Dorsey
Nebraska
Committee On Banking and
Mitchell
Houre v. Payson
Iiness
Committee On Public Lands
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Congress
Randolph Fucker
Reed
Carlisle
McKink
Vance
Ingalls
Hampton
Treasury
Mynley
Ohio
Bpringer
Ilineia
Prum
John M. Clark
Chicago
Smith-Jackson
Jeng
Eratic
Ex-Supreme Treasurer Duff Dies in St Louis at 58
Charles B. Duff former supreme treasurer of the Knights of Honor died in St. Louis after brain and heart illness. A steamboat captain earlier in life he later managed a fire brick company and supervised removal of exhibition buildings at Cincinnati before his final illness. He was 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Carr
Charles B. Duff
St. Louis
Mr. Duff
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Red Rivers
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Duff
New Short Line Aims to Link St Joseph and Kansas City
A St Joseph Missouri dispatch reports revival of a short direct line between St Joseph and Kansas City. The St Joseph and Southeastern Road has virtually secured the right of way into Union Depot and the eighteen mile route would be the shortest link between the two cities and serve as a terminal for other roads entering the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Joseph (Mo
Here
Union Depot
City
Socialist Riot End Trip in Saxony Overflows Meeting
A massive socialist campaign gathering at Stassford in Prussian Saxony overflowed to a second meeting where Deputy ine clashed with police. Police fired on the crowd, killing a woman and wounding several. several officers were seriously stabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
Stassford
Prussian Saxony
Passenger Cars Destroyed by Fire in Ottawa Shed
A fire at a Canadian Pacific Railway car shed in Ottawa destroyed six of fifteen passenger cars including the private car Laly Macdonald and the official car Ottawa. Total loss estimated at 90000 dollars with insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Laly Macdonald
Stanley to Stay at Ca'to Henry M
Stanley the explorer and Dr Parke chief medical officer will remain in the area through March. Dr Parke will be admitted to an Egyptian hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Henry M. Stanley
Dr. Parke
March
Railroad Contractors in Deep Water at Lima
Belongings of Richards & Co., contractors for the Columbus Lima and Milwaukee Railroad at Lima Ohio, have been attached by numerous creditors. Debts are reported to total about 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Co
Columbus, Lima and Milwaukee Railroad
Lima
Ohio
Sim
Bodies of Entombed Miners Recovered in Plymouth shaft
The bodies of entombed miners in the Nottingham shaft at Plymouth Pennsylvania were recovered after a fatal blast. Joseph Jones, a miner, is reported critically injured and likely to die, the seventh victim in the incident. Wheat stock in private elevators at Minneapolis declined last week totaling 2,600,000 bushels, down 265,000 from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Plymouth
Joseph Jones
Northwest
Minneapolis
Grain in Light Tax Visible Supply Report
The New York Produce Exchange shows wheat at 3,489,193 bushels, down 454,411 from last report, and corn at 11,918,447 bushels, up 283,535.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Produce Exchange
Prohibition Era Updates and New York Crime Notes
Article highlights sale of arctic whalebone in New York at four fifty per pound, the arrest of Mr and Mrs Edward Scully in Oneida for the murder of William Rhinebert, with accusations they resented supporting him. State Insurance probes target three mutual benefit societies amid poor conditions. Also mentions a new Republican evening paper Republic promoted by Corrigan Likins and Stevens, Dr McGuigan ill in Gilsey House, Rev Coleman resigning from Lafayette Avenue Church, CLAASSEN bail set at thirty six thousand, a bank rescue by Leland, and a Boston boarding house fire killing four and injuring others.
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New Bedford
New York
Oneida
N. Y
Edward Scully
William Rhinebert
Scully
Tur Examiner
State Insurance Department of New York
Guaranty Mutual Accident Association
Security Mutual Bnefit Society
Mercantile Mutual Accident Society
The
Republic
R. H. Corrigan
Tropore
Bl. Cvyler
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Peter J. Claassen
Sixth National Bank of New York
Leland
TELN
Boston
Lampson ousted in Ohio Senate contest after stormy vote
In the Marquis Lampson race for lieutenant governor, Lampson a Republican, won on a strict party line vote amid protests over proceedings. He warned the case would go to the Supreme Court as protests and turmoil erupted during the session.
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Marquis-Lampson
Ohio Senate
Lampson
Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Minn
Covington
Neb
Kani MeRz
Wooster
Ohio) University
Grip
Denver
Co’o
N. P. Hill
Teler
Hill
Walcott
San Francisco
Cal
John Hancock
California
John Hacock
Columbus
Ohio
Egan
J. C. Gibney
William Bims
Humphrey
Kansas
James Hamilton
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Republic
Sievena
Mont
Hickman
United States
Irvine
J. W. Surerz
St. Louis
Cora
Annie Brock
Khietz
Neghbors
Ths
Presbyterians Back Revision of Westminster Confession
The New York Presbytery voted by more than two to one to endorse a revision of the Westminster Confession of Faith, signaling support for changes in the church’s foundational statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
New York
Sabin Elected President of Burlington Stillwater St Paul RR
Ex Senator D M Sabin of Minnesota has been chosen as President of the Burlington Stillwater and St Paul Railroad. The move places a former senator at the helm of the line connecting Minnesota cities and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina
D. M. Sabin
Minnesota
Burlington, Stillwater, and
New York Central and Wagner Car Co Employees To Maintain 70 Degree Car Thermostats
Under penalty of discharge employees of the New York Central Road and the Wagner Palace Car Company are required to keep thermometers placed in cars as near 70 degrees as possible to improve traveler comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Road
Wagner Palace Car Company
Coroner Rules Dittman Death Accidental by Drowning
In Philadelphia the Coroner's jury found Banker Dittman who disappeared December 11, 1889 and whose body was found in the Schuylkill January 26, 1890 died accidentally by drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker Dittman
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Notable Claims and Local Incidents Across States
A varied digest reports Aunt Kary Cornice dies at 107 in Warwick New Jersey. Henry Hentz of New York plans suit against the sugar trust for 500000 to reveal trust secrets. New York State Lunacy Commission flags shocks in county institutions and calls state takeover. Boston cordage and binding twine makers form an association to align interests and finances. Plains Pennsylvania reports cave-ins endangering town sites with no injuries. Dr William H Brawney formerly with Philadelphia Press sentenced to five years six months for embezzlement. Governor Hill commits Jockey Stone to prison for first-degree murder. David Alexander pleads after attempting to kill a bishop at the Episcopal Church. A prelate condemns opposition in a courtroom speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kary Cornice
Warwick
N. J
Henry Hentz
New York
Sugar Trust
New York State Commission
Boston
Wihin
Plains
William H. Brawney
Philadelphia
Jockey Stone
Kings County
Governor Hill
David Alexan
Bishop White
Southern Incidents and Political Shift Across States
James A Briggs of Manchester New Mexico announces candidacy for the U S Senate against Senator Blair. Frost injures South Carolina strawberry crops limiting supply. New Orleans ordinance allows glove contests under athletic clubs. A Texas Pacific train derailment at Seymour Louisiana kills the conductor and engineer. fireman and brakeman injured. engineer body consumed. Virginia Legislature seeks federal action to enable Treasury loans to farmers at 2 percent interest. Nathan C Barnett Georgia Secretary of State dies in Atlanta at age ninety. A mortgage on Vincennes Oakland City Owensboro Railroad to New York Central Trust Company for 1.4 million dollars is recorded at Owensboro Kentucky.
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James A. Briggs
Manchester
United States Senate
Blair
South Carolina
New Orleans
Coun
Seymour
Texas Pacific
Atlanta
Col. Barnett
Georgia
Vincennes
Oakland City
Ownsboro
New York Central Trust Company
Owensboro
Naval Transfers and Canal Bill Move Through Congress
Alert at San Francisco withdrawn as Commander Green sails to Honolulu to lead the Adams. Commander Wingate to the Nipsic in Samoan waters. Lt. Commander Lyon takes Mononghela duties, Gibson to bring Mononghela to New York. Captain Wilson shifts to waiting orders. Captain Bunce to Stav. A canal survey bill seeks $50,000 to connect Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, promoted by Moran and backed by Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin legislatures. Mrs Corrick Blaine dies in Washington. the President and family grieved. Harrison and wife informed at 8:90 p.m.
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Orapers
San Francisco
Green
Honolulu
George E. Wingate
Nipsic
Samoan
Relevig
H. W. Lyon
Gibson
New York
K-10n
Wilson
London Naval Station
F. M. Bunce
Congress
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
William H. Morrell
Washington
Michigan
Hillies
Wisconin
Corriank
Blaine
Harrison
Mrs Coppinger Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs. Coppinger wife of Major Coppinger in the United States Army died in Washington after illness that began with pneumonia and brain congestion following her visit to her dying brother Walter. Her death followed news of cabinet discussions and a series of appointments in the internal revenue service by the Secretary of the Treasury in Indiana and Ohio districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Coppinger
United States Army
Issl
Washington
New York
Walter
Nominations and confirmations shape Senate slate
A mixed list shows nominations from the President to fill Census, diplomacy, and federal posts across multiple states. Notables include Taft as Attorney General nominee and Adams to Brazil envoy. Senate secret-session confirmations cover Treasury, Customs, and U S Attorneys.
Illness and legal notes from Cork to London
Dr Tanner MP faces two £10 sureties or three months in jail for threats to Smith Barry. appeal noted. Count Anbassy's illness now critical as his sons are summoned. Mrs Giles A Smith widow of Major General Smith dies in Geneva of la grippe. Prof Bokai claims an absolute hydrophobia remedy using chlorine bromine acids and oils. Abram Lincoln Jr. reportedly dying from blood poisoning after drastic treatment at Versailles.
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Dublin
Tanner
House of Commons
Cork
Aginst Smith Barry
Viewnambse
Anbassy
Giles A. Smith
Smith
Eighth Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Geneva
Switzerland
la Grippe
Vienna
Bokai
Klausenburg University
London
Abram Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
Husiciann
Versailles
Dividend Declared by Ohio Directors and Bond Issue Approved
Ohio directors of the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific road declare a 4 percent dividend at Cincinnati. At a Little Miami Road stockholders meeting in Cincinnati the directors action to increase capital stock and issue 3 million percent bonds was approved. Losses from recent finance reforms and cabinet changes in Brazil are noted, while a Halifax tow of the Ocean and Circe ships report severe gales and coal loss.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Road
Little Miami Road
Rio de Janeiro
Hss
Senhor di Metris Ribeiro
Senhor Ribeiro
Ocean
Rotterda
New York
Halifax
Circe
Glasgow
Baltimore
Tragic Washington Fire Destroys Tracy Residence
The Secretary of the Navy Tracy home in Washington burned on Monday morning. Mrs Tracy and her daughter Mary perished, a French maid also died, and Secretary Tracy was revived from smoke. Firefighters saved others as the house, valued at about 80 thousand dollars, burned to a shell. Investigators suspect a kerosene-ignited blaze sparked by a servant, with quick panic blamed for late alarm and slow response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Washington
Tracy
Josephine Morrell
Toolock
Parris
Howard Wright
Mary Tracy
E.S. Rheem
Seventeenth Street
Mr. Rheem
Wales
Karr
May
Garfield
New York
Organization of the Supreme Court of the United States
Cattell
Congressional Proceedings and Contested Election Turmoil
The article details Senate and House actions including pension and banking legislation, executive sessions, and confirmations. It notes debates on the Smith vs Jackson election case, quorum disputes, Speaker Reed’s rulings, and adjournments. It also mentions nominations and calendar items in the Senate and House across the period.
We Never Speak as We Pass By on Sixth Street Bridge
A whistling driver on the Sixth Street bridge plays one tune We Never Speak as We Pass By and prompts a playful remark from two lady passengers. One woman reveals she and her husband have not spoken for three weeks after JT asked about their status.
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Sixth-street
Bless Be the Tie That Binds
Miss Rattletrap recounts a humorous lovers quarrel between Cienevieve Satinglass and Guy Newcomb. They wed yesterday after a scheming designer sent him a made up tie as a birthday present. Clothier and Furnishe.
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Miss Rattletrap
Cienevieve Satinglass
Guy Newcomb
Miss Gabble
Clothier
Free Men Foot Bill With Little Fuss
A brief editorial note asserts that free men can pay their share without much complaint or prolonged debate, emphasizing civic responsibility and fiscal readiness. It frames financial accountability as a straightforward duty for citizens.
New Use of Phosphoric Acid in Ulcer Treatment
Reading from The Medical Record London details a 10 percent phosphoric acid solution applied to ulcers with lint dressings renewed several times daily. Patients report a brief burn, then rapid improvement within a day or two, with ulcer cleansing, reduced surrounding inflammation, stopped itching, and firm healthy cicatrization. Additional cases include a long standing tuberculous abscess and chronic eczema with positive results.
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London
Grossich
Melancholy tale of wealth and a cruel Massachusetts will
A Boston merchant's daughter fell for a man who neglected and mistreated her. A summer resort death followed her unresolved plan to alter a will leaving him about 25 000 as coexecutor. The Boston Gazette notes no law in Massachusetts can address this cruel state of affairs.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Boston Gazette
Anxious Wife Doctor and Rest for the Husband
A anxious wife asks the doctor about her husband. The doctor says he will recover with quiet and rest and suggests opiates for the patient. A separate exchange reveals Ned struggles to confess love to Miss Prim and later admits a mistake. A quip notes that variety leads to trouble in romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Miss Prim
Ned
Incomplete Fragments From Historical Text
OCR fragments mention a man named Way and a hotel with a dollar in January. The garbled lines suggest unclear actions and emotions with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Phenix of Brooklyn A Fire Insurance Leader Its Global Reach
The Phenix of Brooklyn stands as a leading fire insurer with agents across the United States. It highlights rapid premium growth, strong assets, and a history of prompt loss settlements, including major payments after the Chicago fire and Boston disaster. Since 1853 it has paid out over 37 million dollars in losses, aiding credit, trade, and homes nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix of
Brooklyn
United States
Saintire
Phenix
Souuthern Department
Chiego
Chicago
Boston
Meerschaum Pipes and the Hungarian Artisan Karlo Kowatec
In 1723 Pesth Hungary Karlo Kowatec a shoe maker devised clay pipes from a light porous material called meer schaum The wax on pipes gave a brown polish and sweeter smoke Count Andrassy introduced the material which remained costly and rare until later. Kowatec’s first pipe is kept in the Pesth museum.
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Pesth
Hungary
Karlo Kowatec
Count Andrassy
Turkey
Karol
Europe
Karol Kowatee
Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup Cure Claims From 1889 Testimony
Albert King of Van Wert Ohio testifies that sciatic rheumatism left him unable to work for over a year. After tried doctors and remedies, Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup of Hines & Son in Jackson Michigan cured him with four bottles. We certify the testimonial from Drugs & Son Druggists.
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van Wear
Ohio
Rheumatic Syrup Co
Jackson
Mich
Hibbard
Hines & Son
van Wert
Albert King
Drugs & Son
Ten Commandments Named in Hindoo Theological College
Readable list outlines ten daily duties for students at Hindoo Theological College in Maras. Rules cover prayer, cleanliness, parental respect, study, attendance, teacher respect, reading, sleep, social conduct, and practicing righteousness with times listed for some items.
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Hindoo
Maras
Moses
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Ideal Laxative
The passage extols Syrup of Figs as the perfect laxative and a gentle diuretic, noted for pleasant taste and appearance, easy dosing, stomach acceptance, and healthy effects. It presents the product as a superior remedy in an era of material progress.
Problem of Health Promoted by Laughing
Dr Greene argues in a health column that hearty laughter provokes wavelets in tiny vessels, strengthens the inner life, and sends new life tides to the surface. The blood moves faster and sends a distinct impression to organs, potentially lengthening life. London Standard is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
London Standard
Haunted House Metaphor Ends With Stomach Bitters Claim
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments, claiming long test results over decades. It asserts the tonic restores gastric nerve tone, purifies digestive juices, expels bile, and promotes regular bodily function, with other conditions like malaria and neuralgia noted as benefited. Also notes a Berlin Evangelical Mission Society fundraiser and a German art lottery offering 200,000 tickets at 75 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Evangelical Mission Society For East Africa
Berlin
Zanzibr
Omaha Youth Encounters Washington Society in Opera Talk
A Omaha man debuting in Washington society speaks with a charming woman about theater. She reveals she once played Katisha in an amateur company, sparking a light exchange that explains why Katisha is a perplexing role to the man. The tale comes from the Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washington
Katisha
Washington Post
Remedies for female health and a dynamite shell experiment
The piece touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal cure for female complaints and promotes Dr. J G Tustin's invention of a 250 pound dynamite shell tested near Perryville in Madison County New York challenging Zalinski's pneumatic gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Tustin
Syracuse
Perryville
Madison County
Justin
Lieut. Zalinski
Fashion Belts and a Mysterious Transfer Across States
An 18 year old girl was sent from Texas to New York with a card pinned to her dress indicating her destination. Beuts are noted as fashionable for women while the sole man to wear the belt is Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New York
Beuts
Sullivan
Remedy for influenza and a nickel slot machine
The text touts Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for influenza and warns early use prevents pneumonia. It notes a Minneapolis inventor planning a nickel slot machine showing his pager photo within three minutes of inserting a coin. Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills claim safe, universal use for adults and children, easing headaches, constipation, dyspepsia, and biliousness, while faintly promoting appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Guarn
Elkhart Harness Co Advertises Direct Sales Model
For sixteen years the Elkhart and Harness Manufacturing Company of Elkhart Indiana sold direct to consumers at wholesale prices, avoiding middlemen profit. They ship nationwide with the option to inspect before paying and pay all charges if not satisfied, inviting readers to request their catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart and Harness Manufacturing Company
Elkhart
Ind
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