Congressional Action at the Capitol and Iowa Interest
The report notes 1000 Union Veteran club members opposing the Weaver bill as harmful to business. Senate actions include postponing the circuit court jurisdiction bill and considering pension bills for Herman Nettlefield, with debate on a 5 and 6 percent land warrant measure. Discussion on a Davis motion and inter oceanic canal committee follows before adjournment.
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Washington
Logan
Union Veteran Club
Senate
Herman Nettlefield
Paddock
Kernan
McDonald
Davis
Kirkwood
Iowa
Explosion at Winter Palace in St Petersburg details
Reports from St Petersburg detail a mine and dynamite explosion in the Winter palace basement near the guard room. Eight Finland regiment soldiers were killed and forty five injured. officials probe the explosion while sensational dispatches note palace life changes and empress influence.
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St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Fred
Imperial Palace
New York
The
Herald
Paris
la France
Dolgoronky
Vaeane
Sopatden
Bulgaria
Balkan
Eval Toe Pee
Ai Certainson
Agreement Ends Ticket War On Missouri River Routes
Chicago February 18 agreement withdraws redemption of tickets from all offices except regular ticket offices along lines to Missouri river points to Kansas Nebraska and Colorado. A commission of 1 on Chicago to Missouri river points is allowed. The deal takes effect tomorrow ending a threatened serious war.
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Chicago
Missouri River Points
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Crowley Convicted for Cruelty to Children in New York
Rev. Edward Crowley, manager of the Sheperd's Fold, was found guilty today after an eight day trial on charges of starving and cruelly treating children. He wept at the verdict and will be sentenced on Saturday.
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New York
Edward Crowley
Sheperd's Fold
Crowley
Ife
Tragic Wind Storm Claims Cincinnati Family
A frame house on McLean Avenue near Liberty Street was blown over during a February wind storm. John Delfenback, his wife, and three children were inside. the father died, the mother and two children were slightly hurt, and an infant was crushed and died after being moved to a nearby house.
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Cincinnati
McLean Avenue
Liberty Street
John Delfenback
Senate moves to take up Geneva award bill next Tuesday
Washington February 18 Tichurman announced in the senate a plan to bring the Geneva award bill to a vote next Tuesday. Randolph vowed to oppose the move unless the Fitzjohn Porter case is settled, while Gen. Logan offered support to advance the Porter case. The Republican side prepares to confront the issue.
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Washington
Tichurman
Senate
Randolph
Fitzjoin Porter
Gen. Logan
Porter
Philadelphia election results by council and party balance
Philadelphia on February 18 reported 15 Republicans, 7 regular Democrats, and 1 independent Democrat elected. The select council totals show 26 Republicans and 5 Democrats. common council shows 43 regular Republicans, 5 independent Republicans, and 6 Democrats. Those holding tenure over the common council include 72 regular and independent Republicans and 12 Democrats.
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Philadelphia
Select Council
Common Council
Clericals Elect Von Arnem Boytz enberg Reichstag President
Berlin reports that clericals allied with conservatives elected Count Von Arnem Boytz enberg president of the reichstag. The move suggests Bismarck leans on national liberals to carry anti socialist and army bills. Protestant agitation continues for higher tariffs and taxes to reach aims.
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Berlin
Gaztte
Count von Arnem Boytzenberg
Reichstag
Bismarck
Russian Invasion Force to Move Under Skobeloff
Berlin reports Gen. Skobeloff will head the Russian main army of invasion with 20,000 troops. The force will march from Tashkend across the Bukhara to Merv to operate in the Turcoman rear, while two additional armies from Tchikislar and Krasnovo dak aim to join before Muay.
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Berlin
Skobeloff
Tashkend
Bukhara
Merv
Tchikislar
Krasnovodak
Discovery of perpetual motion claims in Marion county
The State Journals Marion special reports Wm. Obern and Wm. Hyett of Richland township claim a perpetual motion machine. A large iron wheel with slides and inclined planes starts itself. Obern is a miller and Hyett a mechanic. A model was sent to Washington for a patent and the patentees guard the device under lock and key.
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Columbus
Marion Special
Obern
Hyett
Richland Township
Marion County
Overa
Washington
Dublin Hope Returns as Relief Feeds Suffering
Reports from the country over recent days show relief efforts making an impact with no widespread starvation. Destitution remains severe in Donegal while urban relief funds are promptly used amid fading agrarian agitation and failed meeting efforts.
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Dublin
Donegal
Colored convention elects officers and plans colony fund drive
Galveston Texas February 18 A News Dallas special reports the colored convention reassembling last night elected officers and appointed county canvassing agents for the colony fund. It adjourned sine die and plans immigration to the colony next fall with about 100 families from Louisiana expected to join.
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Galveston
Texas
Dallas
Louisiana
Interview quotes John New on Grant’s Virginia strategy
John New says in an interview that he is surprised by the recent anti Grant sentiment and believes Grant is the only man who can carry Virginia as well as North and South Carolina in upcoming elections.
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Indianapolis
John
New
Grant
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Robbers Halted On Route From San Diego To Laredo
A stage from San Diego to Laredo was halted by foot pads near San Antonio on February 18. One passenger surprised the bandits, who fled. A posse pursued and captured all members of the Lee gang last evening.
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San Antonio
San Diego
Laredo
Lee
Unhung General Adams Leads Nine Indians to Los Pinos Prisoners
General Adams and Otto Mears could not depart until morning due to a transportation failure. The delegation from the White River Utes includes nine members four uncompahgres and five white river Utes with three prisoners Douglas Johnson and Thomas. The group is praised for its intelligence and Adams exceeds public expectations.
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Los Pinos,Co
Reb
Adams
Otto Mears
White River
Osceola Beset by Flood on Little Barren River
A Greene County town of Osceola is almost swept away by a freshet on Little Barren river. Several houses were carried off with contents, others flooded. Goudie’s flouring mill was shattered and carried downstream. Estimated loss runs near $100,000.
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Chicago
Dispatch
Osceola
Greene County
Barren
Goudie
National Debt Refunding Bill Text Adopted by Ways and Means
Washington notes the bill to facilitate refunding the national debt. It authorizes Treasury to issue bonds up to 500 million at 3 percent redeemable after twenty years and notes up to 200 million at 3 percent redeemable after two years, with redemption by lot and annual limits, while prohibiting debt increase.
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Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
The O Leary Weston Walking Match Confirmed
In Chicago on February 18 Daniel O Leary and E P Weston settle a long debate by agreeing to a walking contest in America. Weston agrees to a San Francisco venue in the second week of March and O Leary accepts. Cincinnati reports the Pedestrian match score at midnight on February 19.
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O'Leary
Weston
America
San Francisco
Ary
Cincinnati
Austrian steamer Espero engineer assaults customs officer
Paris February 19. The engineer aboard the Austrian steamer Espero assaulted a custom house officer during unloading. Health papers are withheld until the engineer surrenders. The captain defends the action and claims 400 pounds a day for detention of vessel and passengers.
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Paris
Custom House
Protecta
Severe Weather Halts Northern Dakota Travel
Chicago reports severe winter in North Dakota halting travel westward. Fargo to Bismarck passenger costs rise to $100 as Black Hills travel suffers. Trains struggle between Fargo and St Paul while temperatures plummet and blizzards intensify. An elder resident notes unprecedented conditions.
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Northern
Dakota
Chicago
Pargo D. T
Northcife Company
Fargo
Bismarck
St. Paul
Old Boreis
Relief measures discussed by Frisco chambers
Committees from the chamber of commerce and board of trade met today and decided to call a meeting of business men to concert measures for the relief of the unemployed in San Francisco February 18.
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San Francisco
Paris and New World News Roundup
Diverse dispatches report a Russian arrested in Paris amid czar assassination attempts, Gambetta’s backers seeking a French academy vacancy, revolutions in Colon, and famine aid appeals from Dublin Archbishop McCabe. In the U S, bond sales proposals rise as Republican events form in several states and officials face incidents from pistol discharge to suicides.
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Terre Haute
Keyes & Sykes
Paris
Champs d'Elyses
Gambetta
French Academy
Jules Favre
Colon
Republic
Antioquita
New York
Sub-Treasury
Boston
Davis
John E. Sanford
Havana
Matiang Fores
Miguel Ramos
Bayomo
Philadelphia
Archbishop McCabe
Dublin
Steam Printing House Promises Prompt Book and Job Printing
The first and only go steam printing house in Gavin Wyoming offers all kinds of book and job printing services promptly executed at this office.
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Gavin Wyoming
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Ways and Means
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Hurd
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Los Pinos
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Guyou
Jurriman
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Joseph Lenox
Lenox Library
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F. H. Bowen
Schurz
San Francisco Pueblo
Peter Wwerr
Saxtorn
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Ming Paper
Aineruil
Leon Whirck
Hale’s
Hale
C. N. Crittenton
Pike
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Childdens
Canada
LiLi
Marks & Myers
Kors Merwin Lee
Supreme Court
Poiret
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Broadway
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Attorney AT Law
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Ators, Porgasomatreet
Dan
Cheyenne, W. T
Cheyenne
Will
United Sates Supreme Court
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Augulin & Steele
H. Sperle
Attorneys-At-Law
Carey Block
J, ¥ Kiraman
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Attorney-At-Law
Laramie City
Coney
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Jeir Cheyenne
W.T
D. H. J. Maynard
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Ofice
Freunda Oatore.au
D. ¥. W. Crook
McDaniels
Eddy Street
Dyer's Hotel
Juneu
Williams
First National Bank
Tod P
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Lion
BAIN
A. R. Converse
E. Warren
T. M. Fulton
4. H. Swan
J. K. Wild
J. E. Warren
J. E. Wild
T. B. Hicks
PF. Schweickert
Mechanics
18Th St
Eddy & Ferguson
Collins
Lmathier
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Stere
Chas. Emerson
Emerson & West
Greeley, Colorado
Craneado
Little
Falkner, Bell & CO
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Sary
Gullivruie
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