Senate Passes Land Forfeiture and Anti lottery Bills In Washington
Washington news notes the Senate approving the conference report on the land forfeiture bill and passing the anti lottery measure without debate. It covers related land acts, irrigation rights, and political debate led by Senator Morgan and others, with broader Colorado Demographics and a mention of a state fair closing.
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Conference
Washington
Morton
Stme
Honne Dill
Secretary of the Interior
Pelican
Oneida County
Wis
Morgen
St. Thy
Congress
Mr. Morgan
Alabama
Land Office
Raileal Coi Pany
Nan
Frinvil
St. Ausinator
Fiaud
Suame
Dyterio
Bats
Ate
Plurob
House
Iumb
Plimb
Alaska
Manderson
Annette Islands
Oder
United States Land Court
Haid
Colorado
Leadville
Erewaury Twalny
C Ll
Omaha
Vonnell
John Ericsson
Caldwell
Ohio
House debates districting and new offices in Fifty-seventh Congress
Reports from the House include a joint resolution to redraw Ohio congressional districts to secure electors and monitors for the Fifty-seventh Congress, plus a measure authorizing Interior site proposals for Crow Indian reservation land. A Senate amendment and Enloe resolution discussion follow, with adjournment after naming committee appointments as the storm wrecks reach Ashland and local news of the Pelican Club in London.
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Carter
Montana
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Crow Indian Reservation
Deadly wires and theatre tragedy dominate New York news
New York September 15 reports a fatal electric wire accident before the Park Theatre crowd. Lineman Kopp died after being shocked on Thirty fifth Street and Broadway as spectators watched the Bowen Carroll boxing match. Officials discuss President Harrison and potential congressional action amid other dispatches.
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New York
Park Theater
Kopp
Thirty-fifth Street
Broadway
Evune & Hooy
Tao
Dunlevy
Ai Fielp
de Gage
Millan
New
New Yorkoapital
Johnson Declares Debates and Campaign Clash in North Dakota
Hon M N Johnson of Lakota challenges John Benton in Fargo to joint discussions on the campaign issues. A violent family tragedy follows as Fred J Heinagud kills three daughters and himself. two others and a neighbor are wounded in a state street home.
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Tfytes
Laerlion
Fred J. J. Heinagud
Haribworking Cooper
Te Eldrudge Brewing Company
Cars
Hir
Cownie
Carrie
Mel
Cottage Hospital
Les
State Street
Charles W. Taylor
Charles W. “Caylor
State and
Union Streets
Tro
Hlerer
Taylor
Helin
Bayley
Brie
Hein
Mies
Soe
Fred
Theo
Axabe
Tatler
Mein
Bertha
Huasu
Ufliers
Uwelinia
Hhaunters
First joint debate on tariff policy draws large crowd
From Portsmouth North Dakota Sept 17 A local dispatch reports the first joint debate between Mr Johnson and John D Benton attracted a huge audience at the Open Noose venue. Benton argued tariffs as tax while Johnson defended protective tariffs and national recovery after war. The piece notes fourteen further joint meetings planned in various towns as the campaign intensifies.
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Depew
Ole
Broweht
Wieb
Mored
Han Va
Louie
Valist
Ibor
Hebolton
Dormam
Wanrerox
N. D
Preas
Johnson
John D. Benton
Benton
Mem Toni
Lincoln
Garrold
Logan
Kennedy Quay Speech Row Delays Judiciary Report
The House Judiciary Committee debated Kennedy of Ohio defense of his Senate speech against Quay and proposed expunging it from the Congressional Record. A majority vote allowed Adams of Illinois to refrain from voting as he voiced opinions on floor duty. The panel postponed reporting the resolution due to Langston Venable election matter.
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House
Ohio
Senate
Quay
Adams
Lilianis
Havin
Priser
Langston Venable
Howne
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy ‘Quay
Curious Fatalities in Sept. 17 incident at Kennard street
An accident at a Kennard street residence leaves Mrs. Caroline McNaughton with fatal injuries after stepping on a donated item and catching fire from gasoline. Mrs. Alief Goodhua suffers an ankle injury, while Mrs. Edgar and others receive burns and facial injuries. A related note mentions Langdon and a murder case with jury deliberations.
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Caroline McNaughton
Alief Goodhua
Edgar
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