Wyoming Statehood Hopes Crumble As House Delays
In an uneven session the House failed to muster a quorum as debates over an appropriation bill and various subsidies stalled action on new statehood for Wyoming and Idaho. President is expected to sign the Idaho bill. Wyoming awaits Congress passage and a July 4 star on the flag.
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Wasimnet
Wyoming
Idaho
Byudge Carey
House
Reed
Congress
Delese Dubois
White House
Ovle
Ent
Sucn
Ois
Dubois
Lodge Seeks Change in Federal Election Bill in Short House Session
In Washington the House debated the federal election bill with Mr Lodge of Massachusetts urging changes and Mr Rogers of Arkansas pressing regular order. After discussion and conference reports the House adjourned until Monday amid debate over the District of Columbia bill and Pan American Conference issues on postal and cable communications with Secretary Harrison reporting on Pacific and South American relations.
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United States Land Court
Ldglundsom
Mil West
Miaiive
Blaine
United States
South America
Tle
Maine
Frve
Mr. Vest
Amerean
Giocerk
New York Herald
Suenos Ayres
Grenos Ayres
Senor Fierra
Washington
Curtis
Mr. Hawley
Mr. West
West
Hawley
Suenes Ayres
Kr. West
Connecticut
Missouri
Vest
New York
Buenos Ayres
Blackguard
Shave
Germany
England
Aly
Norway
Sweden
Mexico
Bale
Hate
Mr. Edmunds
Committee On
Senate
J. Allison
Lodge
Massachuse
Rogers
Arkansas
Lodge Mo
den Lodge
MeCo Conference
Ion House
Mouse
Out of
Ugly mood in House delays business on election bill
Debate over the Lodge bill stirs ugly partisanship as Republicans fear military involvement at polling places and enforceable provisions. The article notes section 1989 and the possibility of troops used to aid in registration or counting, with Democratic lawyers scrutinizing the act. Also included are ethics notes on theatre and a promotion for Fall of Babylon at Oakland Garden as an educational, wholesome outdoor entertainment.
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Wasumaron
United States
McKinley
Reed
Congress
Victor Hugo
Oakland Garden
Rand
Fall of
Babylon
Tower of Babel
Belshazzar
Oakland Gaiden
Obituary of Judge George P. Sanger in 19th century era
Judge George Partridge Sanger died of heart failure at his son’s home in Swampscott. Born November 27, 1819 inearn Mass, he pursued Harvard and law, serving as district attorney, judge, and U S attorney for Massachusetts. He led legal and public service roles, edited law publications, and contributed to Militia and Charlestown civic life before moving to Boston. He leaves two sons, both Harvard graduates, and wife Elizabeth Sherburne, who died in 1887.
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George P. Sanger
George Partridge Sanger
Swampscott
Sanger
Earn Mass
Ralph Sanger
Harvard College
Charlotte (Kingman) Sanger
Zedekiah Sanger
Mehard Sanger
England
Hingham
Mass
Bridgewater
Portsmouth
N. H
Law School
Suffolk
Stephen H. Phillips
Salem
Charles G. Davis
Plymouth
Eorge Lunt
United States
District of Massachusetts
Boston
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of
D. E. Mason
George M. Stearns
Cleveland
Minnot
Devonshire Street
R. Hi. Dans
Charles Levi Woodbury
Gieore 8. Hillard
D. H. Mason
William A. Richardson
Mir. Sanger
Charlestown
Cambridge
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Independent Corps of Cadets
Clifford
Mr. Sanger
N. IL
Elizabeth Sherburne
William Whipple
Eleanor Sherburne (Blant) Thompson
Gilman Marston
Gilman Martin
Exeter
Mr. Marston
Orford
Dartmouth
Charles 5. Dana
Montpelier
Josiah Minot
Concord
E. B. Foster
Lowell
George F. Shepley
United «Ates Circuit Court
Indianapolis
Blackford
Court
Marston
Dartmouth College
Congress
Frank Jones
United States Senate
Chandler
Cassius M. Clay
Washington
New Hampshire
Bull Run
Henaine
St. Mary’s
Army of
Political Degeneration and Lodge's Conversion Plan
An editorial traces a politician's shift under pressure from Henry Cabot Lodge and party demands. It alleges the figure compromised convictions, embraced high sounding terms, and voted with the party on tariff issues to gain influence, highlighting tension between personal beliefs and political strategy. The piece casts doubt on the speaker's integrity and warns of harmonizing with party lines regardless of conviction.
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Mr. Lodge
Toggyi
Amyyj
Trary
Henry Cabot
Century Dictionary volumes II and III reviewed
A critical appraisal of the Century Dictionary volumes II and III highlights their thoroughness in derivations and definitions, with strong notes on scientific terms especially electricity and hydraulic concepts. It praises the editors for comprehensive etymologies, careful spelling and pronunciation, and argues the work may supersede rival reference books as a scientific dictionary.
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Murray
Thomas C. Mendenhall
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Whitney
Charles P. G. Scott
Skeat
Eduard Muller
Dudgeon
William Dwight
New York
the Century Company
W. B. Clarke & Co
Notes to Taverner on rabies and seating manners
A letter explains rabies is contagious and not spontaneous in dogs with muzzle policy for muzzling dogs in outbreaks. It notes rabies in Boston recent months and urges two months muzzling. A second note recounts a past streetcar seating anecdote ending abruptly with a partial line about a correspondent.
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Taverner
Boston
Daniel DB
Lex
Wilhelmshohr
Wilthelmshohe
A Woman Calls for Blame on Streetcar Etiquette
A Boston letter from July 2 argues that streetcar overcrowding stems from public indulgence toward streetcar companies and requests chartered seating obligations. The writer urges readers to direct blame to managers and officials rather than fellow passengers.
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Mr. Taverner
Specilea
Boston
Auctioneers Notice Of Miscellaneous Securities Sale In Boston
Francis Henshaw & Co announces a Wednesday July 9 1890 sale of various stocks bonds and securities in Boston with appraisals free of charge. The notice lists numerous railroad and bank securities including Erie Telegraph and Boston Storage Warehouse among many others. Also included are livestock and horse carriage listings for Thursday July 10.
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Boston
du Maine Cent. Ry
Bank of Salem
Middlesex Co
Liton
Jackson Co
Koatea
York
Gresot Falls
Conn
Passumosic River RR
Cualifornia Southern RR
Davidson Iny
MekKay
N. Do
Igelow Heeling Mach
Ao Edison Phon
Toy Mig
Erie Elegranh & Teleyshone Co
Suffolk
Tremont
Hamilton
M. RR
City of
Florida Midland RR. Co
St. Louis & San Francisco RR
de Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
Do Saissouri Pacific RR
Do Tsoston Marine Ins. Co
Do Hedwards Mfg. Co
Do Fitchburg RR
Nat
Eagle Bk
Metropolitan Nat. Bk
Bbg Order of Executor
Commonwealth Consul. Mining Co
Toledo
Cinn, & St. Louis RR
St. Louis & Kan
City BR. Com
Palmer Wire Co
Jack Horse Mining Co
Cina, & St. Louis Ur, Inc
Cin & St. Louis Rr, Inc
Leavenworth
St Nat
Chelsea
Not Falls Mfg. Co
McKay Met
Fast. Asso
McKay & Pig
H. M. Asso
Winnisimmer Co
Dist
Columbia
City of Bath
Ceae & Viuiting Co
Naumkeag St. Ry. Co
Salem
U.P. RE
Kansas Invest. Co
Toveka
Kan
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United Sta
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Interior
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Elect
Ana
Mr. Builserman
South Carolina
Auestion Eastier
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Kerry, Hesor
Combs & . Oty
Ark
County
S. Mr
Cation
Nowashingto
Rte
Motes Doe
Tad
Javon Ur
Postal and Cable Communityien Southern Nations
Americi
Vin
Mex
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Venteen
S. Lence
Ged
Drury
Blue Cold Harbor
Fetersburg
James
Richmond
Othyr
Frank A. Marshman
Baker, Marshman & Baker
Lynn
Sherman Terrace
Marshman
Rockville
Gonn
Basistor
Opportunity
Ngland
China
Arizona
Alaska
Andes
California
Australia
Hueyry Curtis Spalding
Ney We
Exis Chan
Weil
NEW Books
Faverner
Jamaica Plain
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Globe N. Bank
Quincey BK
Mristee
First N. Bank of Portland
Newmarket Man, Co
R. L. Day & CO
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Deige Investment Co
Northern RR
W.P. Balch
Gossassios Py
Devonshir
Horatio Harris & CO
State S Street
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
A.m. Watermelons
Cal California Fruit
Sam
Gideon Beck & Son
Ket St
GEO
Goodwen & CO
Hanover
NED Food CO
Roxbury
Congress St
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