Washington Debates and Senate Adjourning Events Exposed
The article details congressional adjournment sentiments, Edmwys and allies pushing for federal election reform, and discussions around the War of political factions. It covers President Harrison’s arrival, the executive lineup, and crowded hearings as lawmakers weigh the federal election bill and appropriation figures for Part I and defense. It notes government printing wages, proposed restorations, and the progress of the fifty-first congress appropriations across departments.
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Weston
May Edmunds
Sovator Moarral
Keralon
Congress
van Tonge
Sandtar Manderson
Clontig Seanoy
Coridar
Senate
Harrison
Carlos Meabors
Witnekker
Traf Thom
Wae
Pepuré
Wak
Uracy
Procter
Allyn
Mirstanipal
Talks of Providence Premier Remarks on Canada United States Trade
A Quebec Premier figure in an interview expresses concern that a proposed Canadian policy will harm both nations. He argues the plan aims at separating economies and would injure people and interests on both sides of the border.
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United States
New York
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Iddatl
Lewis
Lia City
Whately
Sudh Moraday
Whilllin
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Beliaf
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Totrick
Iowa Information on State Exhibit at World’s Fair
W. Seuman, of the Sarand congress stone district, heads the committee for Iowa’s exhibit at the world’s fair, with Janes 0. Crosby assisting. The commission, formed by the April 15 state legislature, totals eleven members from each district and has a $60,000 appropriation. The Town exhibit aims to rival other states, emphasizing agriculture and education to showcase Iowa.
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Crosby
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United States
Hay surplus boom drives Iowa market warnings
The piece notes a bumper misgait valley hay crop from Towa, with drought-hit regions boosting demand and speculative buying. Farmers urged to hold hay for full value as prices rise next spring, while rising drought and pasture conditions affect other crops. A Des Moines tragedy follows a revolver accident at a dining table, killing John Devin’s wife.
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Ohio
Indla Mandows
Pustuyea
Stita
Stites
Ag Lowa
Egypt
Dhe
Daly
Dragedy
Des Metnee
Lin Country
M. L. Devin
Dis Moines
John Devin
James Devin
Mes
John Levin
Chicago
Devin
Dex Moines
John Davin
Curticl Cole Lege
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Michigan and Wisconsin Gubernatorial Roundup Leaders
A survey of governors nominees across Michigan and Wisconsin outlines candidates such as James M. Toray, J. B. Winans, Mageus Tenry Jordon, and George W. Peek, detailing origins, prior offices, and party affiliations. It notes Willan J. Hoard in Wisconsin seeking a second term and Harry A. Richrdgon as Delaware’s Republican nominee, plus various campaign contexts and regional political figures. The piece also contains a side note from J. D. Mer on hop farming economics and price trends.
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James MM. Toray
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N.Y
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Daieksong
Snaghion Rallrow
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Chicago
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Ty Theta
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Lansing Roude Mo Fa
State Agel Unlural Society
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J. B. Winans
Max Turner
Wart Bart
New York
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Thmburg
Winns
Pteticat
Cerati
Boaltas Tits
Washington
Mageus Tenry Jordon
Covernor
Industral Party
Michiigan
Jackson
Miah
Michigan Centail College
Springport
Ronda and
Wridges
Belden
Willan J. Hoard
Republican
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Avclimetton
George
W. Polk
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Gay
Hoard
Tle
Gueran
Northwest
George W. Peek
Democrats
Wisconsin
Uthlete Vomoroy
Uta
Credi
Milwaukee
FLW
Piper
Cearge Peck
Milwaney Bom Walden
Runaway locomotive tale and public notices mix in period column
A fragmented dispatch recounts a fearless locomotive engineer stopping a runaway train with daring maneuvers and steam, followed by miscellaneous items from political oratory, avalanches, parrot crime lore, cultural notes, and short-era anecdotes from papers.
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Amy A. Redtan
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