The Great Deadlock at the House in Atlanta and Washington
Special dispatch describes a lengthy deadlock among congressional figures in both chambers. It recounts sleepless nights, warnings to chain a member, and the strain on individual delegates including Mr Blount and Mr Carlisle. The piece also notes a visit to Mrs Curvelard and mentions policy battles over protection, the Treasury, and the federal budget debated by Ways and Means.
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The WerK in Congress To Be Taken Up On Tue
Reports from Washington April 15 describe the House agenda for the week. Tariff and appropriation bills dominate, with committee motions on suspension of rules, river and harbor measures, and potential shifts among committees. debate hinges on Mr Mills and Mr Nillg with uncertainty over timing and party alignments. Senate action expected to be gradual amid labor and land policy discussions. Meanwhile alumni celebrate Thomas Jefferson's birthday in New York New Orleans Galveston St Louis and San Francisco with telegrams of enthusiasm.
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Fragmented Montgomery tragedy and court notices
Readers are exposed to a sprawling, era unfamiliar roundup of dispatches. A Montgomery death by hanging is reported with details of Sam Wolff and his family business, followed by court notices from Missouri and Alabama, incendiary arson confessions, a malpractice verdict in Tennessee, and a national labor boycott affecting breweries. The report sketches multiple lives, dates, and locales with sparse narrative cohesion.
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Dying Ex Senator Conkling in frail health amid reports
Chronicle of ex Senator Conkling’s declining condition over April with details of fever, nervousness, and weak nourishment. Nurses, doctors, and family, including daughter Mrs Oakman, are described as attending him. Telegraph reports indicate a fragile state, with arguments over care and continued concern about his recovery.
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The Sea Serpent Sighted by Wisconsin Crew Near Sandy Hook
Reports state the Guion Line steamer Wisconsin encountered a sea serpent near Sandy Hook. Eyewitnesses described a monster up to sixty feet long with a snake-like body and a horsehead, provoking excitement aboard the ship as passengers and crew speculated on the creature’s origin and appearance.
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