Senate Debates on War Buildings and Utah Bill Progress
The Senate opened with letters from the War and Navy Departments and a vacancy notice on the National Home Trustees after General McClellan’s death. A Wyoming assembly bill passed amid wide legislative activity, with many new measures proposed including pensions, monetary reforms, and public works.
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Secretary of War
Willet’s Point
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Yards
Franklin
National Home For
McClellan
Wintbe
Wyoming
Abraham Lincoln
Sba
Heocar
Sensior
Karvier
Francis Scott Key
Bureau of Civil Appointments
United States
Department of Agriculture
General T. S. Grant
New York City
St. Claire
Rome
Marine City
la Pierre
Mount Clements
East Saginaw
Jackson
Grand Haven
Mich
Hudson
Newburgh
N.Y
House
Maine
S. S. Brown
Democratic State Committee of
Utah
Hoar
van Wyek
Utah Commission
Congress
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Pittsburgh
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury board to audit loan expenditures 1836 85
The Secretary of the Treasury appoints a board including Roswell A. Fish E B Eliott D L Carron and M L Muhiman to prepare a detailed history of all expenditures for interest premiums discounts and expenses tied to each national loan from 1836 to 1885. Also notes on various government actions including a Dolphin approval and other items.
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Roswell A. Fish
E. B. Eliott
D. L. Carron
M. L. Muhiman
Whitney
Postoffice
West
Danville
Sparks
General Land Office
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Atlantic & Pacific Company
California
Severn Jansen
Utah
Secretary of the Navy
Kennebec Bridge Spans Carried Away by Freshet at Augusta Me
A freshet on the Kennebec River at Augusta carries away two spans of 172 feet each from the railroad bridge on the river. The same day the Boston Rubber Shoe Company plans to resume full-time work after a three-quarter time start, employing about 5,000. Other notes report political, industrial, and crime items across New England and the nation, including a fatal fall in New York and legal developments in Connecticut and Ohio.
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Manderson
Secretary of the Interior
Nebraska
Surveyor General
Utah
Morgan
Earl of States
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Conowress
Congress
Eustis
Committee On Finance
House
Kennebeck River
Augusta
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Edgeworth
Mass
Connecticut
John A. Tibbetts
New London
Austin L. Brainard
William J. McConville
William Coleman
Union School
Carthage
N. Y
Anthony M. Keily
Italy
Austria
New York
Charles Amende
Hoboken
N. J
Droec'st
Holtz
Wallace
United States Supreme Court
Nanticoke
Pittsburgh
J. R. Thompson
Jersey City
D. M. Smith
Allegheny
A. M. Guthrie
Kennebec River
Kennebec
Syracuse
George Meam
Cornell University
Mervits King
Cornell
Boston Run
Shenandoah
Reading
James R. Keene
California
George W. Grandy, Jr
Port Henry
Thurman
Ohio
Clouisville
H. P. Forwood & Co
Trabue & Co
J. B. Balmsforth & Co
M. H. Wright
J. P. Balmsforth
Louisville
Coal Hill
el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Washington
Mexico
D. F. Wadsworth
Ishpeming
Mich
House of Representatives
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East
England
Scotland
Germany
Supreme Court
Miami Canal
Brighton
Ttis
Sailors drown near Rock Creek in small craft
West and South. Three sailors drowned near Rock Creek Maryland on the 6th while trying to reach shore in a small skiff from their vessel anchored a few hundred yards out. Other items include Dem caucus renomination in Louisiana Senate races and a massacre in Battle Creek.
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George C. Penniman
St. Michaels
Baltimore
Washington
Richard Howard
C. R. Dickson Andamson
Clark
J. H. Myers
Pullman National Bank
Pullman
Chicago
Canada
Louisiana
Broderick
Ohio
John Sherman
United States
Battle Creek
Mich
Martin White
White
Greenville
Ill
Oberlin College
Aboard the Norwegian Loss of Cattle in Gales at Sea
The steamer Norwegian arriving Glasgow from Philadelphia reports the loss of 160 head of cattle during its voyage amid gales. Also felt a south Devonshire earthquake shock of several miles, with no damage. The Hungarian ministry plans new repeating rifles for infantry, costs about 30 million dollars. Dr. Robert Ramsay, famed Mason, dies in Toronto. Pendleton secures German pullback on expulsion of Americans from Foehr.
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Philadelphia
Devonshire
England
Hungary
Austria
Robert Ramsay
America
Toronto
Ont
United States
Pendleton
Foehr
Montreal
Mabel
Jones
Demoarara
Bristol
Bristol Channel
General de Courcey
Tonquin
Aghean
Annam
Madrid
London
Belfast
Ireland
Charles Kauffman
Franklin, N. J
Paris
M. Pasteur
Massive Cold Wreaks Havoc Across Florida and Nation
Reports describe extensive crop losses in Florida due to a severe cold wave, with fruit damage estimated at around $1,000,000. A Wilmington & Northern passenger train collided in a snowstorm near Washington, killing three and injuring several. Additional wrecks on the Louisville & Nashville line, and a fatal skiff capsizing near Memphis, highlight a nationwide winter storm. Notable deaths include actor L M Lupon in St Louis and Rev Father Jardine in Kansas City. A Philadelphia fire at Arnott Steam Power Company caused $1,000,000 in losses.
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Apvicrs
Florida
Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Washington
Del
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Flint River
Morgan County
Ala
W. D. Johnson
Henry Boteler
John Johnson
George Young
Thomas McCreary
Aor
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City
Trinity Church
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Boston
Atlantic
L. M. Lupon
America
Arnott Steam Power Company
Philadelphia
Gobu
Executive Office asks for support and cooperation
The Executive Office stresses the serious character of its duties and urges earnest support and cooperation from the public, as stated by Governor Hoadly.
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Hoadly
Tale of a Missing Heir Finds a Baronetcy in England
A Sydney Mail writer recounts a dramatic saga of a young Australian waiter who learns he is the rightful heir to a baronetcy and £12,000 a year. A troubled lineage, theatrical beginnings, and a sequence of accidental deaths remove three predecessors, enabling the fortune to pass to him through Lincoln’s Inn Fields solicitors.
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Sydney Mail
England
Midland
Treasury
Australia
Lincoln’ Inn Fields
Mount Agnell
Jersey
Alps
Composed Sealing Material Aims to Prevent Iron Rust
An English engineer proposes a composition to preserve iron from rust and to protect stone wood and metal by coating. The mix uses virgin wax Gallipol Norwegian pitch grease bitumen of Judea gutta percha red and white lead, heated and stirred then molded or brushed on iron.
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Judea
Boston Transcript
Government as largest publishing house in the world
The U S government is described as the largest publishing house. A fiscal year estimate to Congress requests 1,380,231.65 dollars for wages. The payroll includes about 400 compositors, many superintendents, 50 proof-readers, 45 pressmen, 115 press-renderers and 34 ruling machine feeders. Estimates project 100000 reams of paper or 48 million sheets.
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U. S
Harpers
Congress
Early New Jersey Law Bans Women's Cosmetics and High Heels
An unrepealed colonial statute of New Jersey punishes women who seduce or betray men into marriage by using cosmetics, scents, washes, false hair or high heels. The act invokes penalties akin to witchcraft and other misdemeanors for any woman of any age, rank, or profession who entices His Majesty's subjects into matrimony.
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Board of Public Works
Board of Water Works
Ohio
New Jersey
Perfume Makers Crush Large Annual Blossom Quantities
The manufacturers of Nice and Cagnes process huge yearly amounts of fragrant botanicals. They crush 145,200 pounds of orange blossoms, 13,200 pounds of acacia, 154,000 pounds of rose leaves, 35,200 pounds of jasmine, 22,000 pounds of violets, 88,000 pounds of tuberoses, plus Spanish lilacs and various herbs and citrus blossoms.
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Nice
Cagnes
Visitor Notes Writer Busy Grinding Out Another Story
A visitor to the English writer remarks on his busyness. The writer confirms he is grinding out another story, as noted in a brief dialogue fragment attributed to Hugh Conway.
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Hugh Conway
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