Southern Educational Bill Rejected In House Fight
Washington dispatch details the House refusal to take up the Southern education aid measure under the Pound rule, with objections to rushing passage amid debate. It notes the judiciary committee’s extradition bill, tied to Rebello, and debates over Choctaw nation railroad rights and river and harbor bill fate and veto possibilities.
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Committee On the Judiciary
Reed
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Senate
Vincenzo Rebello
United States
Forsige
St. Louis
San Francisco
Robeson's Naval Bill Mangled by Senate Action
July 29. The Senate gutted Robeson s naval bill adopting Beck s amendment to require Naval Advisory Board cost reporting before completing Monadnock Puritan Amphitrite and Terror. It cut Montonomah to 400000 and struck the clause abolishing commodore rank. Amendments also trimmed bureau of steam engineering funds and approved the strike on commodore rank.
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Hale
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Ee Chandler
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The Mormon Position on Polygamy and Law
Washington July 27 ex delegate Cannon outlines Mormon plan to resist the Edmunds act enforcing polygamy. Many Mormons will attempt to vote while others separate plural wives. test cases may reach the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
Utah
United States
Supreme Court
John Taylor
Church
The Closing Hours of Congress at a Glance
Washington July 30 The House plans a two day recess signaling intent to leave many private claim bills on the speaker’s table and others in committee without redress. The adjournment on August 4 seems likely with the Senate expected to extend the session six days. The sundry civil bill awaits Tuesday action amid 150 amendments and looming wrangles.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Howgate Suit Seeks Payment On Building Lien
A civil suit in equity asks to enforce a mechanic s lien against the estate of Captain Howgate. A New York building firm claims $2005 due for a row of houses erected for Howgate during prosperity. Chancellor Hogner issued an order to Howgate for appearance, but his residence is unknown, risking service.
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Howgate
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Eastman
James McEntee
Rawson
Schaefer
Pany
New York
Bowen
ArtHors
Bristow
Owen Hins
Bristol
New England
Worcester
Mass
R. E. Bowen
Millbury
Garfield Memorial Hospital seeks new site for free hospital
Washington reports the Garfield Memorial Hospital managers search for a better site after transferring the Soldiers and Sailors' Orphan Asylum property. They hope to begin construction next spring despite opposition from interests fearing the free hospital would reduce congressional beneficiaries.
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Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
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Congress
Senate passes bill on carriage of passengers by sea
The Senate passed the House bill regulating the carriage of passengers by sea without amendment. Dr Hicks has received a letter from Mrs Scoullie announcing her intention to contest Guiteau's will in court.
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Popham
J. R. Popham
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Richmond
Hughes
Washington
Itia
Canada
Admiral Nicholson and the non intervention precedent debate
The piece argues over Admiral Nicholson actions at Alexandria during the British bombardment, citing historical U S naval responses from 1823 to 1858 as precedent for asserting or rebuking intervention. It frames the controversy as a clash between non intervention norms and selective use of force to protect citizens and property.
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Alexandria
Admiral Seymour
Nicholson
Porto Rico
Lotter
W. H. Cocke
Fox
Turtle Mountain Indians Defy Customs Officers Claim
A multisection report recalls Turtle Mountain Chief Little Shell leading the Hia people to reject U S customs duties. Deputies face resistance as settlers move across the line, with many half-breed residents backing defiance and calls for possible military intervention. Also noted are a record China to New York tea voyage by the Glenavon and a roundup of business failures in the United States.
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Minn
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Ling
Pembina
McMurtie
McCullum
Little Shell
New York
China
Glenavon
Donaldson
Amoy
Singapore
Suez
Port Said
Gibraltar
Soaked Cod and Orange Mash with Cocoa Beet Tonig
Soak one pound of salt codfish one hour. Boil in fresh water with orange peel and red pepper. Mash eight small potatoes with butter then add codfish and orange juice. Bake in a buttered dish with milk and Sea Moxs Farine, top with bread crumbs. Ends with a remedy claim for malaria and digestion.
CHECKERS NOTES AND NEW BOOK OFFERS FROM 1882
Extract covers checkers problems with players Barker Rich mond Kimley and Laird. Includes a discussion of moves, endings, and notes on contestants. Also advertises Bowen’s new checkers opening volumes with prices and ordering details.
End Game by Barker and Barker Checker Exposition
Boston dated July 11 1882 contains a long note by Herbert Z Wright detailing exhibition checkers games across Maine cities. It lists players Wright Golden Smith and Walker as top finishers with a 364 game tally and notes warm receptions for players Cleaves Gammon Brown and Smith.
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Auburn
James Wylne
Wright
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L Feishifies
Deaway
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Tuttle
Empire Road
Walker
Paris
Dr. Holden
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Warren
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Allothers
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Portland
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Nathan Walker
Poland
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Bridgwn
Gammon
G. W. Brown
G. LB. Smith
Herbert Z. Wright
TH. Z. Wright
J. Carter
Glaszgow
Professor G. Bb, Smith
Mae
Romance and Checkers at the Cottage Fait Acquaintance
A Sunday Globe poem sketches Dick and Jennie in a sunset cottage, where quiet checkers play yields to shy glances and a subtle embrace. Dick claims Jennie as his captive, asking for the band as well after mounting consent and a blush.
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Sunday Globe
Jennie
Tlalf
Electric light on Rosebud stirs Fort Berthold tale
St Paul electrician H E Thompson returns from Missouri where he lighted a Rosebud steamship line on the Missouri and Yellow Stone route. He recounts natives at Fort Berthold reacting with awe and fear to the white man’s electric light, including a crowd on the shore and a wood yard scene. The light, a Gouu candle power beacon, unsettled the dusky crowd.
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H. E. Thompson
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Nouch
Coulson
Yellowstone
Thompson
Fort Berthold
Mr. Thompson
Acurious trouble over Kinzua bridge erection near Bradford
Utica Observer notes delays and danger as workers struggle to scale the tall Kinzua railroad bridge near Bradford with wages higher on upper spans. The end of the ridge rises toward 218 feet with the midsection promising a perilous view. Also recounted is a Dakotan postmaster who recovered after aconite exposure when a insect entered his nostril and Dr Davenport intervened.
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Kinzua
Bradford
Portage
Goodhue
Larimore
Dakbta
Dr. Cookey
Davenport
Shall Cremation Be Legal in France
A bill to authorize cremation is set for introduction in the French Chamber of Deputies. M Koechlin-Schwartz leads the Cremation Society and aims to persuade the interior minister to decree cremation as optional. Minister Goblet favors a formal law as the basis for the proposal.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Koechlin-Schwartz
Societe Pour la Propagation de la Cremation
M. Gobiet
M. Goblet
Dr Pierce Pellets Advertised For Broad Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pieasant Portrative Pellets as a universal remedy. It claims the pills work without disturbing diet or occupation and cure sick headache constipation impure blood dizziness sour eructations bilious attacks kidney pain internal fever bloating stomach and headaches. Sold by druggists.
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