Union of Swine Record Assoc meets in Cedar Rapids
News in brief reports the American Poland China Swine Record Association held its annual meeting at Cedar Rapids from the 18th. The item covers a wide range of foreign and domestic political, scientific, and social notes, naming figures such as Secretary of State and various legislators, along with brief mutterings on international affairs, rail and postal policy, and notable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Kroon
Mont
Howand Dutuiass
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of the United States
Cincinnatic
Cleveland
Cornell
Cornell University
Ithaca
Jaco San
Russia
Caucasus
State Department
Washington
White House
Bayard
Clark Brown
United States
Congress advances nominations and adjusts sessions
In the fiftieth Congress a series of executive actions were approved in executive session as nominations were confirmed. Senate debates covered tax refunds, timber land disposal, and agricultural station funding while President’s Pacific railroad message was circulated. Public notices include electoral changes, militia pensions, and international postings.
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Weddleberger
Gore
Minere Lamar
Vilux
Dickinson
Grosvenor
Grintine
Bliss
Colorado
Ouachita River
Arkanans
Senate
Stow
Missouri
Secretary of the Interior
Hear
House
Theodore Selgwick
Jos. B. Varniitn
Nathaniel P. Banks
Massachusetts
Hauke
Wilkins
Late News Items From The Nation In A Fragmented Review
A jumbled digest notes Sam Jones addressing men in Kansas City for 6,000 attendees with a personal-benefits fund of 53,000. Reports cite the Holyoke envelope mill fire, river and harbor funds around 420 million, and a War Claims panel approving payment to Jones & Harris for a destroyed rolling mill. A Pittsburg swindle of 410,000 cash, the death of GhaspMan GanwineD, and Rev J M Hubbert’s long sermon at First Cumberland Church are mentioned along with diplomatic protests over German involvement in provincial governance. Arkansas Governor Hawes offers 200 reward for Dr. R P Wright amid bigamy charges. Border tensions flare on the Arkansas-Missouri line, New York loans surge, and a violent domestic dispute ends with a hot skillet attack. Tennessee race issues and rail real estate moves appear in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Kansas City
Jones
Yue Holyoke Envelope Company
Holyoke
Masa
Burne
Los
Auvids
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Sam
Committee On War Claims
Jones & Harris
Loudon
Tenn
Wenu-Ksawe Civeen
Pittsburg
Garfield
Mentor
Ohio
Nualville
J. M. Hubbert
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Porte
Guv. Huawes
Arkansas
R. P. Wright
Wright
Arkansas-Missouri
Mowry
New York
Atlanta
Drier
Jalmont
Hint
Berke Seetarive Ftasi
Tennessee
Dette
Tate
Capital Budget Clash Sparks House Turmoil
Jan. 20 reports indicate a heated dispute within the Ways and Means Committee over the Tariff bill. Republicans accuse Democrats of rushing a revision plan to the floor, bypassing public debate, with a pledged committee caucus and hidden handling seen as a tactic.
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Mall Mater Olven
Wasniwuras
Howse
Walmaton
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Graves
National Board OF Trade
Wasnixoron
Congress
Trenholm
New York
Philadlphia
Boston
New Haven
Chicago
Notable Obituaries and Miscellaneous News Across States
Obituaries note Mrs. Anna B. Cheatham of Nashville dies after long tenure as pretmaster. Reports cover a range of incidents from a Tennessee man found dead near Chattanooga after a fall to a Boston press correspondent killed in Florida. Other items mention Leroy Tucker’s 103rd birthday in McMinn County, merchant C. Dutose of Mobile aging 79, and Florida orange crop projections. Also referenced are legal cases, arson acquittal in Memphis, a Birmingham city clerk's embezzlement, a deadly river incident near Huntington, and a prison plot at Nashville.
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Northern Pacific Terminal Company
Albinn
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Pesther Lloyd
Milanoi
Kacst
Min
Grelia
James Grinder
Rochester
N. Yo
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Alix
Standard Platelass Works
Butler
Rowann Comey
Alleghany County
WOFSC
Norristown
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone
Mexico
First District Court of the Republic
Tull
August Wintross
Duluth
Minn
Wintress
Washington Territory
Regent Onwe
London
Barfour
Dublin
Puebla
Watts
Bago
State Department
United States
Bayard
Washington
James & Nowlin
Cambridge
Mass
Geo
Anna B. Cheatham
Ite Oyteral BF
Cheatham
Nashville
Tam
Swaten McAnory
Lewisiana
Nicholls
Siew Wome
Richard Dent
Chattanooga
JW. Whiting
Boston
Mare
Leroy Tucker
McMinn County
Athens
Tenn
North
Caroline
Mevinn County
C. Dutose
Morbile
Ala
Hila Deng
Watkinsville
Mthcuil
Huntington
Mins
Spear & Ginn
Sanford
Fin
Evan Shorry
Musdar
Mos Moore
Bandana
Babuas
Ranale
Paltucal
Eugene Coneh
Atlanta
Lananam
Coneh
ME Verna
Polis Authoritian
Ben Uurton
Bicamy
Birminghai
Holcombe
Strick+ land
Rueperier
Cartersette
Altoona
Simon Higdon
Frank Martin
Titusville
Juniter Inlet
Florida
Joneth
Icharee
Lieutevart
Walter Mandenhall
Memphis
Mendenhall
Frank Irion
Clark
Birmingham
Ata
Jes
Fim
Henry Hicks
Providence Steam and Gas-Pipe Company
Ville
D. C
Luznenot
Commissioners of Agriculture of
Georgia
Baton Boute
Pearcy
Tennesser State Penitentiary
Bob McKinley
MeKinley
Plaound Siitary
Arel
Acambee
Kentucky Regiment
United States Service
1M PIONEER DAYS. A Gentleman’s Trek Through the Northwest in 1857
A reminiscence recounts arrival at Dubuque, lodging, and a hard trek westward via cattle trails and river crossings. The party notes scarce provisions, rough inns, and a WS of early Illinois and Iowa settlements. They describe encounters with settlers, wary currency, flooded routes, and peril on ice, ending with reflections on westward expansion and Indigenous presence in 1837 Illinois and Iowa.
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Chicago
Michigan
Putton
Sterling
New York Safety Fund
Son
Harry
Illinois
Iowa
Buque Herald
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J. R. Perkins
Ilardware
Planet Junior
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley
AREF
Thompson
Sekion
Brekyepen
Musitiinea Misa
PpHompson
Sexton
Brookhaven
Ai Hazlelinest
Miss
A Lewenthal, Jr., Ake
Brookhhaven, Miss
Linco
HM Commeler, Lirior
Storin
C. McNair
Lincoln
Jackton
J. W. Bennett
Brook Iaven
Brtoe
Smyliew Drug Store
E. J. Bowen
Brookhaven, Miss
J. O, Frilick
Cherokuo
Liverpool
J. Warren
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhavey
Frobt Street
Tiemos
Capital Commercial College
Jackson, Miss
The
Modern Practical School
Serastene
Phu
Equi Advan
Euition
St Jackson
Frederick Kilison
Indiana
Helena
Mr. Wratam of
Ames
United Ireland
Tullamore Prion
Government of
Portugal
Secretary of State
Dahomey
Eedmite St. James Gazette
Sor
Charles Beresford
British Admiralty
Admiralty Office
W. J. Laxe
Cork
Ireland
Balfour
Ae Epward E. Lewis
Wm. H. Hunt
Pittsfield
Lewis
Vouisa
Poland
Alias Kourton
Matti
Bourton
O' Donnell
Trunk Lines
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
AmMona
Rernksentarive Dethony
Mas. Crooer
Cowsin
Cries
Fins
Gantivman
Ieee
Joa. Gardebi
Maile Garfield
Bese Abe
Buoys “Grand
Garrett
Donx F. Thea
Fish
Minneapolis
Jobn Taylor
Lae Joyetts Pat
G. AK
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meensboro
Louis Harnix
Polmouth
Ise
Don Cantos
Spain
Jepor J. F. Kissey
San‘tee
Dakota
Nebraska
City
Neb
Lua
Janrs G. Brooks
Treasury Department
Prevent Administration
Ith
John Bell
Toynel Chial
Pallea
Newark
Noda
Will
Jons Parson
Oliver Bees
Phillips
Irom Mill
Pitterburgh
Palmer
Isabella
Alfonso
Harti Olney
Vanderbilt
Mich
Michigan Central
Lapore
Bay City
Reading
Wassixaton
Jan
House Committee On Commerce
Anderson
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Waseixeron
Wasutsorox
Knights of Labor
Thal
Bebaylkfil Valley
Nebraneee
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