Proposing New States in West Plans and Conference
Washington Feb 12 Congress considers a bill by Springer to admit Arizona Idaho and Wyoming to Union in time for the 1892 election. Delegates would draft constitutions, choose officers and establish schools. delegates from each territory give hopes of statehood with rail and property values cited. Conferrees on direct tax bill meet but fail to agree while extra session rumors grow. Chandler successor Marston noted. possible veto by the President. Canada invited to join US led arbitration talks. Indian appropriation bill advances with Delaware payment provision. Oklahoma bill prospects said bright by Springer as Senate committee weighs remaining arguments.
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Congress
Chandler
Congressional News
Washington
Sheeran
Springer
House
Arizona
Idaho
Wyoming
Senate
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
New Mexico
United States
Utah
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Udge Carey
Committee of Territories
Judge Carey
Cheyenne
United States Senate
Smith
Dubois
Serey
Ohio
Bill advance seen in tomorrow’s meeting vote
Mr Springer asserts the committee will report the measure favorably to the Senate after tomorrow’s session with only a few days debate. He claims at most ten Senators oppose it and notes fifteen working days remain before the current session ends. The Mexican indemnity fund reaches its thirteenth payment installment as the Secretary of State prepares to disburse to interested parties.
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Springer
Senate
Deficiency Appropriation Bill Reported in House
The deficiency appropriation bill was reported to the House today. It carries 14,568,381 dollars with items for equipment of vessels 401,068 dollars, various naval deficiencies 1,488,000 dollars, army and navy pensions 8,000,000 dollars, and inland mail service 1,007,500 dollars.
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House
Chicago Wheat Market Advances On Heavy Short Covering
The Chicago wheat market saw active, volatile trading with May futures climbing from 106 1/2 to 110 and ending around 109 1/2 as shorts covered and bulls bought. Trading was widespread, influenced mainly by short covering and bullish cables, with July wheat also fluctuating within a two cent range.
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Shorts
Chicago
New York
Hutchinson
Miss Peirson's Estate Inventory Reveals Wealth
The Richmond estate of Miss Catherine Peirson, deceased, shows a personal estate of 450000 dollars mostly in government bonds, bank and railroad stock. Appraisers noted a vast wardrobe with fifty bonnets, seventy shawls, a quantity of aged silks and satins, gloves and parasols, and 800 empty glass vials once containing medicines.
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Piers Frevp
Catherine Peirson
Richmond
Peirson
Market Dims on Granger Influence with Mixed Signals
The New York market stayed weak under granger pressure with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy dragging the list down though a late rally occurred on New England and a rumor of roads signing the president's agreement. Union Pacific held firm, shorts nervous, and various options traded amid chatter of Pullman stock funding Union Pacific. Wheat shows a mixed outlook as bulls and bears clash, while California and Virginia mine bullion output and local assay clean-up wrap a solid month. CapE Cop.
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New York
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
New England
Bears
Atchison
California & Virginia
Cape Cop
Salvation Orm Pain Eradicator Bottle at 25 Cents
A home remedy offer states Salvation Orn pain eradicator and family medicine is priced at 25 cents per bottle. It promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a sensible remedy for coughs colds hoarseness and related symptoms.
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Salvation Orn
Dr. Bull
Powder and Grindstones in Hayti Bound Cargo Sparks Inquiry
The schooner Orlando chartered by Green, Knaebel & Co. cleared for Port au Prince via Wilmington with kerosene, molasses, grindstones, and 500 kegs of powder. Brokers claim powder for sporting use. port of discharge unclear while oil is destined for Port au Prince. Haytian consul unavailable for comment.
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Orlando
Knaebel
Weltch, Walter & Co
State Street
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Wilmington
Del
Haytien
Walter
Port-au- Prince
N. C
Standard Oil Company
Oriental Powder Company
North Carolina
Knoebel
Green, Knaebel & Co
Boston
Morse
Notable American Diaries Praise Across Newspapers
Excerpts praise two historical volumes as unmatched in interest and value. The Brooklyn Eagle credits a late century diary with extraordinary significance, while the Boston Courier calls it perhaps the most important American diary ever published. The Philadelphia Bulletin likewise ranks the volumes highly above contemporary memoirs.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Boston Courier
Phila. Bulletin
From its Earliest to its Latest Practice by Stranaw HAN
An 8vo 4 volume illustrated historical French art book with 16 full-page plates offered at $5.00. Praised as elaborate, learned, and comprehensive by prominent periodicals including Rev. Dr. Storrs, the Indianapolis Journal, and the Boston Advertiser.
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C. H. Stranaw Han
Storrsy
Indianapolis Journal
Annepers Fee
Boston Advertiser
Evening Theater Listings Include Operas and Plays
Amusements show Evangeline at Street Theatre at 7 45. Boston Museum presents Sweet Lavender in the evening. Park Theatre features Rosina Veils at 8. Globe Theatre runs The Yeomen of the Guard at 7 45. Ben Theatre presents Booth and Barrett at 7 4. Howard Athenaeum shows Keep It Dark. Grand Opera House presents Hoodman Blind with matinee at 2 and evening at 7 45.
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Pee Ae Street
Oston Museum
Ing Aug GR and
Opera House
Hoodman
Gilbert & Sullivan
Fierald
GLOBE
Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Co
Gilbert and Sullivan
the Yeomen OF the Guard
R. D’oyly
Market Schedule and Real Estate Listings Fragment
Real estate sale times include 12:45 p m and 2 p m by Snow amp Co and Charles W Sawyer Tomorrow also Horses by C T Walker at 10 30 a m Readable fragment notes fruit horatio harris p m times and consignments from Snow amp Co real estate and Walker horse sale details.
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Horatio Harris
Snow
Daly Carroll and McDonnell McNeil Marriages in City
In this city at the church of Father O Callahan Richard W Daly wed Grace Carroll. Andrew McDonell wed Mary McNeil on February 10. Herbert E Staples wed Miss Alice Hammett at Chelsea on February 11 officiated by Reverend F W Baldwin.
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Daly—Carroll
O’callahan
Richard W. Daly
Grace Carroll
McDonell—Mcneil
Byreene Hi. Cassin
Andrew McDoneLl
Mary McNeil
Staples
Hammett
Chelsea
Riev
F. W. Baldwin
Herbert E. Staples
Alice
Deaths in the Towns and Cities Across New England
A list of obituaries dated February 9 to February 13 includes Mrs Sarah E Aquams of Townsend Centre aged 48, William H Cooper of Dorchester aged 42, John C Dodge formerly of Chicago aged 80, John Call Dalton M J aged 64 in New York, Mrs Susan Grose widow of William aged 91 in Wollaston, Parker B Kimball formerly of Boston died in San Francisco February 6, Joanna Murphy of Lexington aged 70, Ellen McCarthy aged 65 in Boston, Dr A M Orcutt aged 64 in Hardwick, Deborah Pratt wife of Jarvis aged 78 in East Boston, Louisa F Russell wife of Ira in Dedham, Amanda B Smith wife of Nahum in Whitman, Franklin C Shedd aged 66, Mrs Caroline Ware widow of Elisha S Ware aged 76 in Auburndale with funeral at 2:15 pm Wednesday February 13 and friends invited.
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Adams
Townsend Centre
Sarah E. Aquams
Cooper
Hampton
William H. Cooper
Dorchester
Dodge
Somerville
John C. Dodge
Chicago
Dalton
New York
John Call Dalton
M.J
Flynn
Boston Highlands
David Flynn
Grose
Wollaston
Susan Grose
William Grose
Kimball
San Francisco
Cal
Parker
Boston
Murphy
Lexington
Joanna Murphy
McCarthy
Ellen McCarthy
Orcutt
Hardwick
A. M. Orcutt
Pratt
East Boston
Deborah
Jarvis Pratt
Russell
Dedham
Louisa F. Russell
Ira Russell
Whitman
Amanda B
Nahum Smith
Shed
Franklin C. Shedd
Warl
Auburndale
Caroline Ware
Elisha
Ware
Restorative for brain and nerve health advertised by Dr Greene
An advertisement extols Dr Greene's Nervura as a sure tonic for weak nerves and convalescents. It claims rapid, safe, vegetable relief with $1.00 per bottle, and offers free personal or letter consultation from Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
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Edward D. Sohier
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Geo. W. Moore
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Samuel Haines
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Roundy & Hobbs
Court St
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Jess Wei
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Gertrude Franklin
B. J. Lang
T. Adamowsky
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George L. Ruffin
Wm. J. Howell
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Clara Poole
Albert Lester King
Giuseppe Campanari
Mi. Gatso EM
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Edwin Lawrence Booth Barrett
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Yovick
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Sweet Lavender
London
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Raymond’s
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