Senators Session and House Vote on Public Building Plan
The Senate and House debated and advanced measures on public works and land issues. Key actions included consideration of a public building at Fremont, a pension bill for General George B. McLellan, and a concurrent resolution urging negotiations with Great Britain. The session featured votes on Chinese immigration limits, inter-state commerce rules, and repeal or alteration of several fiscal and regulatory measures.
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Land Korps
Senate
Fremont
Mnie Alk
Uhals
Benatar Patt
Wilew
George B. Mollellan
Rivenues
House
Arhidanda
Rouve
Seeoon Aiterel
Jatin Senate Oa
Dolph
Canada
United States
McRiley
Carrot
Res
Jimhoney Hilse
Comsina
Tic Morel Lill
Hilant Farsi
West
England
Genta DY Lenk
Chicaro
Dolphy
Weal
Britain
Iim
Manly
Oklahoma
Billas
Mississippi Monored Prize Essay and School Celebration
Miss Minnie Markette of the tenth grade won the Youth's Companion prize for an essay for the state. A 450 pupil crowd at the Public School Building cheered as she hoisted the Union flag atop the cupola, the event featuring a brass band and patriotic songs. Dr. Gant read the winning essay and Capt. Herring spoke. The day reinforced civic pride and school progress in JacksonMississippi.
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Mississippi
Warrin Vautey
Minnie Markette
Ymblic
America
H. A. Gant
W. A. Herring
Eight Hour Strike Hits Chicago Factories In May Day Action
Labor unrest spreads as thousands quit work across Chicago plants. At McCormick reaper works and foundry 1,200 malleable iron workers and fifty girl case makers join the walkout. Car wheel foundry blacksmiths, Wells & French shops, and 100 Cottage organ workers demand eight hours.
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Chicage
Creago
McCormick
Reaper Works
Twenty-sixth
Rockwell Streets
Great McCormick Reaper
Chicago Car Wheel Foundry
Wells & French Car Shops
Southwest
Deman & Horka
Chicago
Railway Surgeons Elect Officers At convention in Buffalo
Kansas City May 3 railway surgeons elected officers led by President Dr Warren B Outten of St Louis and a slate of vice presidents from Toledo Helena Concord Jackson Omaha and Savannah plus secretaries and an executive committee. Meeting set for May 1891 in Buffalo. Sixteen counts allege Major Hudson bribery in registry fees. bail set by Judge Caldwell after transfer to the U S Circuit Court amid judge Foster dispute.
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Yazoo County
Jackson Board of Trade
Jackson
Conehatta
Alabama & Vicksburg
Davis Land Company
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Raleigh
Smith County
Anthony Thomas
Lelia Lofton
Mayers
A. J. McLaurin
New Orleans & Texas
Rose Hill Cemetery
Moridlan
Buffalo
Kansas City
Warren B. Outten
St.Louis
St. Thorne
Toledo
J. J. Buckley
Helena
Mont
G. B Conn
Concord
N. W
R. S. Toombs
Miss
J. Galbreath
Omaha
Neb
N. J. Pettiohn
William I. Elliott
Savannah
A. G. Gumner
N. Y
E.R. le
C. B. Powell
Davenport
Towa
R. Harvey Reed
Ohio
C. K. Cole
A. A. Ames
St. Paul
Minn
B. F. Wilson
Slater, Mo
J. F. Dinnen
Fort Wayne
Ind
D. J. Holland
Atchison, Kan
Buffalo, N
Topeka Topeka
Kan
United States Grand
J. K. Hudson
The
Capital
Major Hudson
United States Circuit Court
Foster
Caldwell
Rioting and strikes in Tourcoing and Barcleona report
Paris May 3 dispatch says Tourcoing's twenty six mills saw a strike with 5000 Roubaix laborers joining, crowds rioting and troops restoring order. Barcelona reports riotous strikers obstructing business. guards failed to quell disorders and a state of disorder was declared with several wounded. Also Fort Leavenworth reports doubling Indian scout strength at Fort Reno I T with recruitment rules and formation similar to cavalry.
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Newport
Ed Foss
Memphremagog House
Ned Green
Jon Robitatle
Union
Columbia
Squires
Boston
Chicago
Castroville Col
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pesth
Hungary
Place de la Concorde
Paris
Blooming Grove
Tex
Norwood
Cuantes F. Wiit
Marshall
Thurber
Boonsonia
Mich
Fife
Twe
West Boylston
Mass
Atlantic, N., Jr
Wassenonn
Kansas City
St. Louis
George Sleaver
Alice M
Sofia
Bulgaria
Dun
Barnsville
Burnsville
Miss
United States
R. K. Moser
Mansfield
Hostetter
Toursoing
Department of the North
Roubaix
Tourcoing
Barcelona
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Merritt
Fort Reno
I.T
Lea * Hiott
Consuliat Renu
The Wonders of Nature and the Bible in Talmage Sermon
In a Brooklyn Academy of Music sermon Rev. T DeWitt Talmage argues that nature testifies to God and mirrors the gospel. He links the cedar of Lebanon to Calvary, details nature’s future millennium, and notes science and archaeological finds confirm Christian truth.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Lebanon
Ivalab
Damascus
Mediterranean Sea
Great
Raste
Joppa
Jerusalem
Solomon's Temple
Paradise
Earth
Calvary
Tree of Calvary
Tree of Paradise
Morse
Robert Fulton
Isaiah
Moses
Bartlet Robinson and
Layard
Palestine
Christ
Clivyet
Son of
Vol
Caviglia
Egypt
Beyrout
Syria
Jessup
Holy Land
Reyrout
Sycamore
Angues Christ
David
Ile
Erin
Tind
Job
Kadesh
Zacharias
Nature
England
Charles Wesley
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Wixnost
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Senos Forest
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Illinois
Grangers
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
Confederation
Arenmmte
Corsicana
Texas
California
Natchez, Miss
Abraham Lincoln
Bank
Sovrmamy
Congress
Vartounemis, Rau & Co
Naseta
Belra & Pine Land Company
Louiville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad Company
Swamp Land Commissioner
Levy & Ford
Whitfield & Mayes
Oxford
Delta & Pine Land Company
Loulaville, New Orleans &Texas Railroad Company
Mayon Beck
Vicksburg
Delta
Proctor
Verona
Western Union Telegraph Company
France
God and Nature
T. DeWitt ‘Telmage
Brooklyn
God
Ilus
Charles Busia
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