Various World News Briefs from Late 19th Century Dispatches
A wide-ranging, early nightly digest notes medical hopes for a congressman, a Chicago man’s windfall at New York banks, a New York printers’ association session, and congressional veto activity. It covers weather on Mt Washington, Indian removal debates, an Irish sentencing, London murders, collapsed Russian-Viat diplomacy, Cuba cyclone losses, U S political campaign events, and global political and social updates with multiple named figures and places. The item lists deaths, trials, public notices, trade, and cultural gatherings from Europe, America, and abroad.
Congress Proceedings Highlight Exclusion Bill and Bills Passed
The period reports Senate debates on Chinese Exclusion and a tariff bill while the House advances a yellow fever inquiry and a library building investigation. Sherman pressures foreign relations on US Britain Canada ties and Morgan seeks full debate.
President Cleveland Endorses National Democratic Clubs
A letter from President Cleveland to Hon. C. M. Black endorses the National Association of Democratic Clubs. Other items note Special Agent Troate heading to testify before Congress on Alaska seal fishing, a Omaha tailor John Bolmex's shooting suicide, and various international and domestic political events and incidents across the week.
Various Political and Public News Items from Mid October
Tax motion to reconsider the vote on the Chinese Exclusion bill was defeated in the Senate. A banquet for the Triennial Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons in Washington drew about 100 guests. A Brooklyn man was arraigned for murder after a victim was found mangled on a Bath Beach railway track. The German press supported Emperor Frederick’s new infantry regulations. A Democratic caucus adjourned without action on an October 1 adjournment. The schooner Theresa brought 3500 black cod to Victoria. Harriet banks were found near Queen Charlotte Island with large fish. Trains on Bangor and Portland line were abandoned due to washouts. The United Typotherm of America held its second annual session in New York. The Knickerbockers baseball club’s 43rd anniversary will be celebrated on the 24th. Three men injured in a Republic Michigan warehouse dynamite incident. A broker offered to bet 109000 on Cleveland’s election. Russian peasant pillaging occurred after a fair, 75,000 rubles stolen. A Harrison and Morton banner raised in New York sparked a demonstration. The Russian fleet will maneuver in the Black Sea late September. Severe rains caused floods and bridge damage in New Jersey. Irish inmates rioted in Glasgow, fifty-two jailed for a month. Jacob L. Seixas, a long-time New York dry goods merchant, faced bankruptcy. Joan Ditton released from Dundalk jail. The Czar invited to discuss Bulgaria with the Turkish Sultan. A bill to retire Rosecrans to the retired list proposed by Manderson. Yellow fever days show 20 deaths and 144 new cases as Jacksonville, Florida reports peak activity.
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Senate
Asect
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Washington
Micoazl Hresry
Brooklyn
Edward Barry
Bath Beach
West End
Frederick
Jeper Thurian
Oates
Theresa
Victoria
B. C
Queen Charlotte Island
Harriet Banks
Bangor & Portland
United Typotherm of America
United States
Cancada
New York
America
Knickerbockers
Republic [Ron Company
Republic
Mich
Barney Frost
Pittsburgh Oil, Metal and Stock Exchange
Exchange
Cleveland
Wormnesch
Russia
Harrison and Morton
Broadway
Leonard Streets
Hon Chauncey M. Depew
Black Sea
New Jersey
Glasgow
Scotland
Jacos L. Seixas
Joan Ditton
Dundalk
Grand St Agena
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rosecrans
Manderson
Jacksonville
Fla
Late News Highlights Political And Legal Moves On The Nineteenth
The Senate debated withholding the Chinese Exclusion bill and a $100 appropriation for quarantine measures. In the House the library building clause dominated discussion on the Sundry Civil Appropriations bill, with a party line vote of yeas and nays. Nearby, the Cherokee Strip Livestock Association adjourned in Caldwell Kansas after turning over improvements to the Cherokee Council.
Illinois items mix of births, deaths and civic notes
Ex Governor Palmer celebrated his seventy five birthday at Rochelle and was presented a gold headed cane by the county. John B Reilly of Chicago died by his own hand leaving a note. Numerous accidents, indictments, and public notices fill the Illinois scene with rail, prison, and political developments.
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Palmer
Rochelle
Ogle County
John B. Reilly
Chicago
John Farrell
la Salle Street
Illinos
Knoxville
N. K Fairbank
State Board of Fish Commissioners
J.B. Isabel
Winnebago
Illinois Central
Rockford
W. Richardson
Caledonia
Sylvester W Munn
Joliet
Munn
Yates’ Phalanx
Will County
Charles Jackson
Danville
Monty
Louis M. Kane
Charles A. Haslett
Algeron T. Osgood
Equitable DeliLenture and Assets Corporation of London
Osgood
Haslett
Kane
Heaviest Casting Made for Maine Stem Post at Pittsburgh Works
Eleven tons of steel were poured for the stem post of the warship Maine, an L shaped casting with arms of 26 and 13 feet. The mass, weighing 18 000 pounds after cooling, required expert handling by Superintendent Hainworth and government inspectors Lieutenants Arnold and Force. Five weeks remain to finish the stem post, with additional large castings planned at the Pittsburgh Casting Company for the vessel in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Maine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pirrescroa
Pittsburgh
Hainaworth
Arnold
Force
Pittsburgh Castng Company
Fugitive Mormon Apostle Surrenders to Utah Officials
George Q. Cannon, longtime Mormon Church leader and former Utah delegate to Congress, turns himself in to U S Marshal Dyer after evading law for over two years. He pled guilty to two indictments for unlawful cohabitation with multiple wives and was sentenced to 175 days in jail and fines totaling 350 dollars. Gentiles voice indignation at what they call lenient treatment.
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Sar Laxe City
Utah
George Q. Canoon
United States
Dyer
Cannon
Congress
Mormon Church
Nevada
Trath
Martha Tully
Emily Little
Barah J
Eliza T
Martha T
Emily H
Carolina J
Bishop Clawson
Frank J. Cannon
Charles H. Wilcken
Pillsbury Mill Profit Sharing Reaches Historic Total
In Minneapolis Minnesota on September 18 the Pillsbury mill employees received profit sharing envelopes. The total surpasses $49,000 and each worker with two years of service got a share ranging from five dollars to two thousand five hundred. No one received less than a month's salary.
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CA Pittantey & Co
Minneapoli Iniilera
Ith
Minneapolis
Minn
A. Pillabury & Co
Millers
United States
Chas
Pillsbury
Wallbe
C A. Pillsbury & Co
Mexico seeks broader extradition with United States
President Diaz in a message to Congress calls for a new extradition treaty as the current pact is too limited and frontier crime demands stronger cross border cooperation. He cites cattle grazing disputes and incidents at Eagle Pass and Nogales as examples. The note references ongoing Wiel-Abra claims in Congress.
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Rome
Lpon
Ding’ Weasace
United States
Crry
Mexico
Ding
Congress
Eagle Pass
Nogales
Wiel-Abra
San Carlos Reservation
Senate
UNIONIST CONFERENCE SHAPES ANTI GLADSTONE STANCE
Bradford meeting tightens Unionists around anti Gladstone aims and delays on home rule until Gladstone's death. Chamberlain leads a unity pledge while Wolsely Cox finances woes surface in American Exchange affair. Whitechapel inquest probes surgeon skill. Barclays and Army changes noted amid political turmoil.
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Matthews
Whitechapel
Germany
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International Literary and Artis Congress
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W. L. Beott
Erie County
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