Senate and House summarize late February political action
The Blair Educational bill prompts Mississippi support but no vote. Senate and House agendas cover land titles in Iowa, Meats import and inspection, and briefly note political disability relief, tariffs, and a panoply of incidents from a Chinese immigration bill to a Reading railroad sabotage.
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Des Moines Railroad and Navigaton Company
EB. H. Anderson
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Hoar
Frye
Staten Island Sound
Arthur Kiil
Edmunds
Housie
Hewitt
I? Savings Banks
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Bland
Reagan
Committee On Commerce
Atlantic & Pacific Ship Railway Company
Mitchell
Oregon
St. House
Morrison
Committee On Rules
Pulitzer
Pan-Electric
Sesson
Toledo to Pittsburgh rail service opens through route
A historic rail announcement states the Toledo to Pittsburgh corridor is now open through from Toledo to bustcanoe connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service runs between Toledo Cambridge Marietta Bowerston Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh with schedules showing multiple daily departures and arrivals.
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M. D. Woodford
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Belmont Bill Aims to Readjust Consul Fees and Salaries
Congress debates Belmont plan to compensate consuls for lost fees by shifting salaries. Consuls at Liverpool and Paris threaten resignations if national fees are cut, currently earning 36,009 each and profiting 25,000 to 30,000 from fees. Belmont proposes about 10,000 each. Commerce Committee favors the Eads Ship Canal bill 9 to 4. Banks in Kansas City and Calumet authorized to begin business. Treasury dollar stock, imports, and exports figures show shifts in 1885-86 trade. Senate confirms Sutton as Assistant U.S. Treasurer at Cincinnati.
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Senate
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United States
Cincinnati
Bureau of Statistics
Reading man found dead by suicide on 23d
A Reading Pennsylvania man John K Winters was found dead in his bed on the 23d, having killed himself by tying a rubber hose to a gas burner and turning on the gas. The summary notes other 23d incidents including a deadly fire in New York City, a banker’s bail in Connecticut, a cotton harvester demonstration in New York, concerns over Pennsylvania soldiers orphans schools, and a Kensington hand-loom carpet weavers strike ending with a small wage gain.
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Reading
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Reuben Rosenberg
New York City
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Wyndham (Conn.) National Bank
Cotton Exchange
New York
Owen F. Bugg
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Grand Army of the Republic
Kensington
German diploma doctors face prosecutions for impersonation
The Nord Deutsche Zeitung reports many Germans falsely styling themselves doctors from American diplomas will be prosecuted for empiricism. Spurious doctors are active in Berlin and across the empire. a large number are scattered throughout. A cheap hoax threatens markets in Madrid and Barcelona as bogus telegrams caused large stock sales.
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Mulralmy
Doobege
County Mayo
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Barcelona
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Legislature Gives Voters Rule On Liquor Sales In State
The legislature passed a bill letting a majority of voters decide liquor sales, not a majority of those voting previously. Other items note New Orleans exports to Central America for three months ending Jan 31 at 390,030 and 220 travelers, with nineteen females. W E Hermann and H F Hermann from Pittsfield, traveling 4500 miles in an open canoe for adventure. Ohio House approves re enacted Scott law taxing liquor. Western Export Association adjourns after two day Peoria session. Pekin Tl city clerk James Whitelaw faults large defalcation. McHenry medical class at Central Tennessee College graduates ten. Detroit man Alexander Rose dies after fall from tower. Judge James L Mitchell of Nebraska dies mid speech in Des Moines. Crook and Geronimo meet. Geronimo declines surrender, leaves camp under flag. Cleveland fire reported.
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Livingstone
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Pekin
McHenry Medical Department
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Colored
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Mich
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Brush Electric Light Company
Gratiot Avenue
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Nebraska
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Crook
Geromino
Lang
Five Bucks
Cleveland
Extradition ruling cites forgery in Van Fleet case
Judge Jones at Brantford Ont held altering treasury figures constitutes forgery in Canada and Ohio, extradition act allows Van Fleet to be detained fifteen days for habeas corpus. Other items note a cemetery depot fire in Brooklyn with $100,000 loss, several hangings in Indian Territory, Fort Worth beef plans for England, a large debt decrease in February, a fatal electric accident in Zanesville, timber trespass actions in Washington Territory, Virginia senate bond issue vote, and NY dry goods imports and a sparsely attended House session on silver.
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Brooklyn
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Virginia Senate
The Wife in Abigail’s Light a Sermon from 19th Century
A sermon on married life urges wives to support, attract, and shield their husbands. It portrays Abigail from Samuel as the ideal wife who saves her husband and home through beauty, tact, and self sacrifice. The speaker extols patience, discretion, and intellectual partnership to sustain the marriage amid life’s strain.
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Nabal
Abigail
David
Nahal
Niagara
Chope
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