Deaths and disputes ripple through world headlines
The bulletin reports Mix Proctor’s death, a Richmond underground lake with curiosities, and academic deaths at Michigan. It notes English and London business moves, a Bulgarian monarchy manifesto, and U.S. political shifts including Labouchere’s Lords reform vote and police intercommunication adoption.
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Richmond
Ind
Bran W. Cuvever
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Congress Debate and Bills in the Senate and House
A summary of ongoing congressional activity with discussion of telegraph supervision, appropriations for public buildings and Indian lands, the Eight-hour law enforcement, and the Pension bill’s passage debates. Also notes on state actions, resignations, and miscellaneous legislative business across both chambers.
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Benares
Postoffice Committee
Newd
Kansas
Spriger Oklabone
Nebraska
House
White
Trollain
Burlington
Hous
Secretary of the Interior
United State
Theale
Str
West
Jackborn
Alabama
McDame
Uhevid
Senate
Wil
Seda Mog
Pasend
Montana
Great Sioux Tiliat Reservation
Nyoteot
Madget Brown
Faulkner
George
Gorman
Hampton
Kenna
McPherson Bayou
Paxt
Turple
Voorhees
General Shielda
India
Minnesotah
Aesson
Stonday
Protestant Episcopal Theological Semanary
Virginia
Fnally
Epidemics and disturbances sweep Hickory Valley area
Southern Gleanings reports epidemics of measles and typhoid in Hickory Valley and Chorre Creek Tennessee with several deaths. A freight brakeman named PK Rambo killed after being struck by a moving train near Malosus, Tennessee. A commission vote funds a Confederates money drive. Fireman escapes and a Kentucky convict on the run feature in, plus assorted crimes, deaths, and political notes across Tennessee and neighboring states.
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Kevan Rateere
Oye
Maritainers
Assararie
Duden & Ho
Willaims Pirhige
Yorkey
Arite
Tosti Xe
Fred
Heorge A. Kundall
Bev
East Land
Fenolin
Chase
Deolen
Portawille
Tron & Steel Company
Charles Treisel
Winnipeg
Victoria
B. C
Tascot
Chicago
Doneven Lewy
New York
Spetlean
Alles O. Mires
Tally Steel
Columbis
Columbus
Ohio
Wiehington
Mayen Bicoutens & Co. Commission
United States
Canada
William Wanden
Tablequa
LT. Lumber Company
Lares
Ching
Parsons
Yellow River
Yousa Warked
Ozark
Moon
Edens
Utars
Christian County
Cosmes FF
Madiux
Hobart & Cota Dis Hlers
Cincinnati
Orm
Vie Methudwt University
Mitchell Thas
Ooinien
Jeffersonville
Vnl
Prank Harris
Jeffersonvile
Harris
Lana
Laineton
Australi
London
Cuptain
Westmaster-General
mnoMement Maid Service
Kansas
West
J.D. Biss
Louisville & Nashville
Hawbort
Tenn
Ma Hawpatt
Boswell
Okolona
Ark
Mweh
W. A. Calpwal
Jackson
Hoxie
Monsion
Hickory Valley
Chorre Creek
White County
Rambo
Itehole Canti
Tentre
Micvixeipp’ Kanate
Confederats
Atte
Frank Ratelif
Padacab
Kentucky
Jo. Wile
Chattinooga
Dent Cleveland
Grare
Pius Dent
Mra
Cleveland
Firs Department
New Orleans
Theen Kins
Earty
Firemen's Association of
Lookout Mountain
Hvles
F. N. Dorset
Memphis
C. L Mason
Grenville
Als
Pepper & Homer
Cleverland
Auglin
Pratt Mines
Lirmingham
Ala
Bie Meale
Rush University
Holly Springs
Miss
Kirk Bradley
Robert Nelson
Hopkinsville
Nam Dan Horton
Horton
Bradley
Board of Missions
The
Southern Methodist Church
G C. Newton
Baltimore
Japan
H. T. Wainright
Laysias
Missouri
Patriot Chauncey M Depew Narrated as Patriot or Politician
The piece recalls Chauncey M Depew on Washington's birthday, detailing his ties to the Vanderbilt era, his failed Senate bid, and alleged bribery accusations. It questions his patriotism amid discussions of Sessions Edwards and payments, suggesting Depew's rise to possible national prominence despite controversy.
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Chauncey M
Chauney M. Depew
Washington
Chauncey M. Depew
Deey
New York Central Road
Ware Jay Gould
Mr. Depew
Chicago
Depew
Peekskill
Union
Senate
Messra Conkling
Platt
Committee of the Assembly
Bradley
Loren B. Sessions
Wis
United States
Cbauncey M. Depew
Sessions
Bredisy
Asseimuly
Charles A. Eiward
Congress
Stair
Besaona
Seesions
Scwalons
Albany
New York
Utica
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Chauncey M Depew
Caccer
Retirement of Blaine Leaves Republican Field Narrow
A Boston Globe analysis argues Blaine’s retirement could strip the GOP of a strong leader and prompts speculation on a candidate in his absence. It notes John Sherman’s cautious following and doubts Hawley, Edmands, Depew, Evarts, Childs, Allison, Lincoln, Sheridan, and Burchard as viable replacements, with New York figures and Mugwump snubs cited.
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St. Cloud
Fla
A. H. Grisham
Nashville
Tenn
Jon Bore
Tan
Dr. Grisham
Internal Revenue Service
New Orleans
South
Charles Willoughby
United States
Jonesville
Otes Vates Montaine
Willoughby
Wallace Armeton
St Andrews
Ping
Canada
Gilmore
Atlanta
Samuel Minous
Gilbert Jameson
Trenton
Linstow
Bikton
Alvaalssodd
Mingus
Trams
Blaine
Farmer's Bay
Cleveland
Bokene
John Sherman
New England
Hawley
Edmunds
Vermont
Massachusetts
Elmunds
New York
Depew
Boyarts
Hiscock
Vanderbilt
Evarta
Pennsylvanis
George W. Childs
Childs
Allison
Iowa
Robert Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Phil Sheridan
Burchard
Sheridan
Republican Party
Boston Globe
New York Trioune
Buffalo Courier
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Modern Practical School
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Mix Proctor
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House of Commons
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House of Lords
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Maine
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Fifth Avenue
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England
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Democratic Party
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