Congressional and House Action on Coinage and Canals
Senate debates taxation and inter oceanic canal plans while advancing a military warrant bill and clerks for Interior and War. House coinage committee reports metric system of coinage including metric gold coins and ingots, with an aid to ag colleges weights and measures, and a China treaty information request.
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Senate
Washington
Saunders
Garland
Davis
Gordon
Ile
McDonald
St. Wallace
Committee On Appropriations
House
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of War
Stephens
Coinage Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Willis
Education Committee
United States
China
Senate Confirms US Consul General and Others
The senate confirmed Geo. Walker of New York as consul general in Paris. It also approved James Q. Howard of New York as appraiser of merchandise for New York. James E. Spencer of New York was named agent for Indians at the Nevada agency. John Huston of Millersburg, Ohio, was approved as postmaster.
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Senate
Geo. Walker
New York
United States
Paris
James Q. Howard
James E. Spencer
Nevada
John Huston
Milleraburg
Ohio
Ponca Leaders to Speak on Injustice in Washington
Standing Bear, Ponca chief, finished his account of his people’s wrongs in Washington. Tomorrow Bright Eyes is next to address lawmakers and the public on the same topic.
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Washington
Standing Bear
President Proclaims Warning on Indian Territory Trespass
The President issued a proclamation warning intruders against trespassing on the Indian Territory under threat of removal by military force if needed. The notice mirrors a prior year action and emphasizes enforcing sovereignty and safety.
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Washington
Indian Territory
Sherman's Boon In Ohio At a Gov Foster meeting
In Columbus Gov Foster presided at a Sherman rally in city hall attended by about eight hundred citizens. He urged John Sherman as the next Republican presidential candidate and praised the party's core principles, national supremacy, and debt refunding record. He noted respect for Grant and Blaine and cautioned against a third-term unwritten law.
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Sherman
Ohio
Columbus
Gov. Foster
John Sherman
Republican Party
Foster
Gen
Grant
Blaine
New Hampshire Accepts Unpledged Delegates May State Convention
Concord February 12 The Republican State Committee set May 6 for the state convention to elect delegates to the Republican National Convention. There is strong sentiment that the delegates should go to Chicago unpledged.
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New Hampshire
Sred
Concord
Chicago
National Democratic Committee Sets Date for Next Convention
Washington report states the national committee called a meeting for February 25 to fix the time and place of the upcoming democratic national convention. The agenda centers on scheduling and location decisions by party leaders and delegates.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Greenback Labor Party calls for district conventions
The Greenback Labor Party of New York issues a call for congressional district conventions to elect delegates to the national Chicago convention on June 9 and for presidential electors at the fall election. A state committee meeting in Albany is set for March 23 to choose four delegates at large and two presidential electors.
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Albany
Greenback Labor Party
Chicago
Editors in Fatal Calico War at Hollister
A feud between editors S. H. Brummett of the Enterprise and G. W. Carlton of the Telegraph ends in Brummett being shot on the Hollister courthouse steps. Carlton fired after Brummett confronted him over published lies. Brummett died soon after. Carlton is jailed.
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San Francisco
Hollister
S. H. Brummett
The
Enterprise
G. W. Carlton
Telegraph
Brummett
Carlton
Court House
Fall in Wheat Destroyed Imperial Mills Elevator
The Imperial mills elevator at Sixteenth and Dearborn in Chicago collapsed this morning. 126000 bushels of wheat spilled onto the ground. The adjoining mill was badly damaged. The elevator, costing 100000 dollars, is a total loss with 65000 dollars in wheat and 70000 dollars in mill damage and no insurance.
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Chicago
Imperial Mills
Sixteenth
Dearborn Streets
Murder of Wife in Kentucky on Wharf Boat
Cincinnati reports an atrocious wife murder at Henderson Kentucky last night. Pat Graham, jailed for beating his wife, escaped custody and shot her three times on a wharf boat, killing her instantly before fleeing in a skiff.
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Cincinnati
Henderson
Kentucky
Pat Graham
Mrs Brown Confesses to Murder Case in Indianapolis
Indianapolis February 12 Mrs Brown wife of the man murdered near the city on Friday last has made a full confession of knowledge of the crime and accuses Joseph Wade of the murder Wade has been arrested and is now in jail
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Indianapolis
Steamer Constance Founders in Gale Off Lands End
The coal laden steamer Constance, sailing from Cardiff to Malta, foundered in a Monday gale off Lands End. All crew perished except two men who were rescued by a steamer believed bound for America.
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London
Constance
Cardiff
Malta
Lands End
America
German Reichstag Opens Session and Other 1900s News
The Reichstag session opened on Thursday. A fire on Blackstone Street 160 to 156 yesterday in Boston. Albany reports the governor signed a bill allowing women to vote for school officers. Insurgents at Monter rose were defeated and 225 surrendered. In Boston, thieves entered the home of George S L Norman on Beacon Street Thursday evening while the family dined, stealing bonds checks money and diamonds valued about 12000.
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Merlin
Reichstag
Boston
Blackstone Street
Albany
Havana
Monterrose
George SL. Norman
Beacon Street
Banda
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup touted for teething relief
An old advertisement promises immediate relief for a crying teething child. It claims the syrup calms pain, regulates bowels, and brings relief to the mother, touting the product as pleasant tasting and widely available for 25 cents a bottle.
Leann Office Ad Promises Cheap Tor Sale
An advertisement from Leann Office promotes cheap tor sale and furnishing with noted cards and return requests. It mentions envelopes of thick Maobhia paper, well gummed, high cut, and steam printing house services.
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Eagh
Leann Oftice
Charity's Cause Brings Broad Irish Relief Funds Hail
New York Herald reports Irish relief fund reached 178000 dollars including a 25000 dollar Nevada bank gift. Readers urged prompt returns from many subscribers while Dublin and London note further pledges and a U S warship aid message.
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New York
Herald Irish Relief Fund
Bank of Nevada
California
Pacific
the Herald
Herald
Dublin
Mansion House Committee
London
the Times
United States Naval Department
Congress
Great Britain
Ireland
St Louis Relief Fund Seeks Shipload Of Aid
LipenaLiry OF ST. LOUIS. St. Louis Feb 12 At a noon meeting about twenty five hundred dollars in money three hundred barrels of flour and various foods were contributed to the merchant's relief fund. Twenty to thirty committees representing business branches will canvass the city and raise a ship load of food and supplies in a short time.
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St. Louis
Merchant's Relief Fund
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar Promoted for Coughs
Visiting this country will find Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar a superior remedy for the coughs colds and bronchial difficulties which change from a torrid to temperate clime. Cubans who have tried it praise its efficacy. Available at druggists for 50 cents and 1. Henry H. Hogg of Watertown New York endorses its widespread use in his family.
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Henry H. Llogg
Watertown
N. Y
Hale
Notice of Administration for Ann East Estate
Letters of administration issued January 20 1880 by the judge of Larraie county Wyoming territory for the estate of Ann East deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred from estate benefits. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred. Ames East administrator Cheyenne Wyoming February 3 1890.
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Larraiie County
Wyoming Territory
Ann East
Ames East
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Peas Ranch for Sale in Wyoming
The Cheyenne Peas Ranch offers houses barns cogpals milk houses and farm buildings plus 160 tons of hay capacity. It includes 1,000 head of stock cattle and horses with 400 yearling heifers. For price and particulars apply to Davin Lannan at Fadawti Wallback, Wyoming.
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Davin Lannan
Moral and Religious Reflections on Christian Virtue
The piece argues hearts should be dwelling places for the Lord not mere resting places. It urges prayer and practice of Christ's commandments to curb sin and foster true happiness. It contrasts gentle humility with restless pride and warns false happiness leads to cold sternness while true happiness makes one kind and generous.
Englishman Views of American People Pain Remedies Adverts
An English perspective claims Americans hurry eat and suffer digestive issues from torpid liver, with a guarantee of cure using Doctor Mintie's Dandelion Pills sold by druggists. The page markets Brown's Panacea, Brown's Vermifuge Combats, and Sir Astley Cooper's Vital Restorative as nerve and pain treatments from Dr Mintie Denver, with prices and availability.
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Sir Astley
Cooper
Mintie
Holliday Street
Denver
Holliday Greet
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United States Supreme Court
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Union Pacific Railroad
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T. N. Shanks
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Gulden, Col
A. A. Egbert
Golden, Col
Easus Benett
Alison Oe
Lion
BAIN
A. R. Converse
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J. KE. Wild
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