Yellowstone Park Bill Stalls as House Largely Opposes It
In Washington on May 10 the Senate debated the Yellowstone boundaries bill while the House considered the aundry appropriation bill reducing current year expenditures by about 13 million. Debates covered public land surveys, river and harbor funding, and railroad interests opposing park expansion. The Senate adjourned after executive business.
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Washington
House
Aundry
Coleman
Cognwell
Massachusetts
Congress
Kenn
Nebraska
Wilson
D. Clark
Wyoming
Sweet
Idaho
Herman
Oregon
Dingley
Maine
Fifty-First Congress
Committee On Commerces
Senate
Yellowstone National Park
Missouri
Berry
Arkansas
Gorman
Maryland
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yeas
Naya
Democratic Ways and Means discuss free ore and sugar
Washington May 10. Democratic members of the ways and means committee are discussing the subject of free iron ore and free refined sugar as measures which should be.
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Washington
Ways and ‘Means Committee
Senate sugar bill funds policy and Raum inquiry ends
The report notes demand for senate assurances before action on a free refined sugar bill and aims to gauge republican senators views. Sherman is said to back the bill. N Clark testifies that Raum denied a New York paper report about Lemon endorsing a note. Brosius congratulates the committee as the inquiry nears completion and adjourns until Thursday.
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House
Senate
Sherman
Raum
N. Clark
New York Tribune
New York
Geo. H. Lemon
Brosius
Confederate Memorial Day Observed Across the South
Reports note observance of Confederate Memorial Day with common ceremonies. Updates cover political shifts in Belgium, a mine explosion near Roslyn Washington injuring forty, and Debaucheville's planned retirement from Quebec premier ship after parliament session.
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South
Chamber of Deputies
Portland
Ore
Roslyn
Washington
Debaucheville
Provincs
Quebec
Baltimore
Astoria
Columbia River
Lincoln
Keokuk
Mississippi
Des Moines
British East Africa Company
Nelson
Teira
Day by Day: A Noble Call to Live Each Twenty-Four Hours
A Christian Advocate quotation celebrates seizing daily tasks with purpose and perseverance. It frames life as divine rehearsal for death, urging readers to gather golden days as heavenly treasure and advance toward the perfect day.
Town Girl Defends Horse Claiming Cruelty Witness
A town girl and SPCA member witnesses a cab driver abusing a horse in the street. She confronts him and is met with a harsh, mocking retort about reporting him. The incident reveals the tension between stern cruelty and the urge to laugh.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Suger
Washington
Mrasge Pond A Deep Palogm Water Mystery
Hicks pond in Palogm Me is a twelve acre body of water over 106 feet deep with no visible inlet and water that remains cold regardless of drought or flood. The Philadelphia Ledger notes its unusual characteristics and mentions a medicinal peat reference.
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Hicks Pond
Palogm
Philadelphia Ledger
Port land Round Trip Tickets On Sale By Union Pacific
Union Pacific offers Cheyenne to Portland round trip tickets at one fare with return. Sale runs May 9 through May 14, with tickets valid up to 90 days from the date of sale. 0 W Sweet, Agent U P System.
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Portland
Return
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
W. Sweet
U. P. System
Petticoat Congress opens with many sects in attendance
Nearly 400 delegates head to Chicago for the biennial federation of women’s clubs at the Palmer House. The gathering discusses universal dress reform and equal rights, with committees pursuing equal pay, divorce court representation, and federal suffrage measures led by leaders including Mrs. May Wright Sewell and Susan B. Anthony. Ex Senator Castle of Sandwich, Illinois, presides.
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Chicago
Federation of Women's Clubs
Palmer House
Central Music Hall
Charlotte Emerson Brown
Sorosis
New York
National Council of Women
May Wright Sewell
Indianapolis
Francis Willard
Susan B. Anthony
Leland Stanford
Harriet Taylor Upton
Castle
Sandwich, Ill
Olympia Brown
Racine
Wis
Crane
A. J. Moinney
Iowa to send solid delegation for Horace Boies at national convention
Council Bluffs May 10 The state of Iowa will dispatch a solid delegation to the national democratic convention to vote as a unit for Horace Boies for president The Hawkeye democrats will not consider another candidate unless Boies loses hope If needed the delegation will cast a solid vote for Cleveland Dr G B Stone offers rubber dentures for 6 dollars and pain free tooth extraction at 214 West Eighteenth Street Maple Terrace plus other dental work at reasonable prices.
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McCrillis
West Eighteenth Street
Maple Terrace
Union Pacific Offers Round Trip Fare to Helena for Lodge Meeting
The pupreme lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen meets in Helena Montana on June 15 1892. Union Pacific will sell tickets to Helena and return for one first class fare round trip. Tickets on sale June 7 to 14 with thirty days from sale and ten days transit limit. For details contact O W Sweet Union Pacific agent Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Pupreme Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Helena
Mont
Union Pacific
O. W. Sweet
Union Pacific System
Cheyenne
Wyo
Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Tate
C. W. Sweet
Round Trip Fare to Minneapolis National Republican Conventi
The Union Pacific offers a single price round trip ticket to Minneapolis and return for attendees of the national Republican convention meeting June 7. For sale dates and ticket limits, contact C. W. Sweer, Agent, Union Pacific System, Cheyenne.
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Union Pacific
Minneapolis
C. W. Sweer
Union Pacific System
Cheyenne
Stocks and Cattle Markets Report May 10
New York stocks show firm tone with minor changes across sectors. Northern Pacific preferred weak while Pullman advances. government and commodity quotes mixed with copper and oil stable. Chicago cattle receipts reach 5,000 with steady market. hogs not listed. steer, cow, and sheep ranges noted alongside regional prices.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Pullman
Jane
Lake
Straits
Pacific
Atchison
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Burlington
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Michi Central
Missouri Pacific
Preferred
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Improvement
Oregon Navigation
Pacific Mail
Heading
Rio Grande Western
Flrats
Terminal
Rock Island
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pao & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacifico
Oregon Short
Ino
U. S. Express
Fargo Expresa
Western
Baseball Results Roundup May 10 with several NL games
National League scores show Pirrspura forfeiting to home 9 0 after New York left field. Cleveland beat Boston 8 2 as Loog Lowe miscues followed by strong hitting. Louisville shut out Washington 2 0. St Louis split with Philadelphia 9 8 then 8 9 in two games. Chicago routed Brooklyn 11 9. Baltimore Toledo Omaha Indianapolis and St Paul postponed. Columbus and Kansas City tied 2 2 with rain ending play early.
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Pirrspura
New York
Cleveland
Coarly
Loog
Lowe
Clevelands
Kunea
Boston
Davies
O'Connor
Buvetts
Ganzel
Louisville
Washington
Stratton
Stratuon
Grim
Koell
McGuire
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Piwice
Thornton
St Louis
Hita
Runa
Gleason
Buckley
Carsey
Clements
Easton
Bird
Weyhing
Chicago
Brooklyn
Loty, Schriver
Hart, Foutz
Con Daily
Baltimore
Toledo
Omaha
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Helena Trip Offer During AOUW Convention
The Union Pacific announces round trip tickets to Helena for June convention visitors. Tickets are sold at one fare for the round trip with sale from the 7th to the 14th, valid thirty days from sale. Inquiries to C. W. Sweet, Union Pacific system agent, Cheyenne Wyoming.
Presbyterian General Assembly Visit Portland May 1892
The Union Pacific offers a round trip fare for visitors to Portland during May. Tickets on sale from May 1 to May 14, valid ninety days from sale. For details contact C. W. Sweer, U P System agent.
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Clarence D. Clark
St. P
Petticoat Congress
Iowa
G. B. Stone
U. W
Minneapolis, Minn
armriwTnith
HUY Yuwr Cudence Sa
West
B. Hellman
National League
Western League
The
All
Smelter
D. R. Cowhick
Frank Boehm
West Sixteenth Street
Masonic + Building
K. al P
Casileo Hall
V7th
Ratreet
Yeon
Be, McCormick
Ark
A. Underwood & Bro
Cheyennee
J. K. Jeffrey
West Seventeenth St
Charlton
Eddy and
Eighteenth Streets
J. MW. Vewunan
Washington Market
M. Marks
Col. Eddy
Vayean
Coat
Sixteenth and Eddy Streets
L. Kh, Brasnan EN
J. A. Beorres
Presbyterian General Assembly
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