The Tariff Fight and Mint Debates From Washington Dispatch
A Senate and House session in Washington discusses tariff debate actions. Wheeler’s plan questioned by Republicans while Kellogg recognition looms. The Mint site debate focuses on Chicago and St. Louis with Linderman’s report. A tragic fall from the Capitol dome is reported, and Union Pacific terms and extra-session possibilities are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Wasuixerog
Peb
Souathern Affairs
New Orleans
Louisiana
Returning Board
Wheeler
Congress
Kellogg
Alabama
Cannoy
Milnois
Flussed
Bonds
United States Circuit Court
Baltimore
Wilmington
N. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Conarentin Pec
Senate Finance Committee
Cincinnati
Linderman
Chicago
St. Louis
Senate in Session Deliberates as Tax Bill Faces Hurdles
Reports indicate a prolonged Senate session with no agreement on the tax measure while discussions continue on other issues. The President nominated several internal revenue storekeepers in Illinois and Wyoming governance moves are noted amid broader immigration and public reform debates.
Two Railway Accidents Disrupt Mansfield Session
A broken rail near Independence caused several B and O cars to derail with conductor injured but able to warn others. A separate collision on the M and C L line west of Mansfield damaged trains, no serious injuries. Anti Masonry convention opened in Smiths Opera House with a lively audience and speeches, including a Mansfield resident who plans to renounce Masonry during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogers
Convention of
Anti-Masona
Smith
D. B. Franch
Mansfield
Wm. Wishart
D. D
Dalerin
Daron
Death by own action near Wilmington reported
Special Dispatch to the tote Gasette notes George Moore of Port William vanished weeks ago suspected to have left home due to family troubles. His father in law J C Ellis found his lifeless remains in the hay mow frozen stiff likely by own action possibly poison. Also reports two others injured in icy pavements and an old woman dying after falling into a fire in separate brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Tote Gasette
George Moore
Port William
J. C. Ellis
Building Association No 9 forms as meeting nears director vote
Mapisox February 17 reports preliminary organization of Building Association No 9 with directors to be elected and the constitution to be adopted at the next meeting. Daniel Ford was sentenced to the penitentiary for four years for grand larceny. A convict who escaped from the penitentiary was tracked to a house, jumped from a second story balcony, and was shot in the arm before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapisox
Daniel Ford
Grand Ny
Prrrepone
Joseph McMullen
Bee Kiger
Atatien
Coal Dealers Plan Action Against Thieves in Dayton
Dayton February report outlines a meeting of coal dealers and regional authorities to form a plan against thefts plaguing the Miami and Mad River valleys. The piece notes canal ice conditions, canal era figures, railway glitches, and local church enrollments as background context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Miami
Mad River
Dayton Exchange
R. Clemens
Insole
En Clemens
Jake Helm
Miami & Erie Canal
Aloe
Cincinnati
Charles Sins
West Poin
Panhandle
Trotwood
Clegg
Railway Directors Elected Amid Railway Fare Reductions
Special dispatch reports the election of a board of directors for the & St. L. railroad by representatives of several lines, including the C, CO, O & I, and Pennsylvania Central. The piece also notes fare reductions eastward and a broader wartime rail disagreement. The Pennsylvania Railroad refuses to honor Baltimore & Ohio tickets, blocking through travel and freight. A Wisconsin pension law substitute seeks to restore state credit and enforce rail net profits. Baltimore & Ohio rates to the west are cut, and bondholders of Chicago Dubuque Minnesota and other lines meet to review mismanagement findings and plan further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C., CO
Pennsylvania Central Roads
1. & St. L. Road
W. Woodward
H. B. Hulbert
J. H. Devereaux
Cleveland
Thos
A. Oe
Fuleseipysi
M. ieOulle
J. Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Paiapstraia
Pellvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Philadelphia
New York
Wisconsin
Muwanxie
Railroad Committee of the Assembly
Baltimore & On
Cineraoat
St. Louis
Louisville
CusCaco
Unclear fragmentary report from First Presbyterian women
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gasette notes efforts by the First Presbyterian ladies and local figures to host events in Richmont. Mentions a spelling match mania, possible visit by Sarah Smile, and unsettled weather affecting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gasette Richmont, Inc
Woman's Christian Poet Union marks first anniversary at Opera House
The Woman's Christian Poet Union celebrated its first anniversary at the Opera House with a large attentive audience. Mrs. Soares presided and a report on the year was read by a temperance advocate. Chas. Weaver resigned as cashier of the First National Bank, and W. B. Moore was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Christian Poet Union
Ares
Soares
Edgell
Chas. Weaver
First National Bank
Moore
Election of John Mitchell in Tipperary
The electors of Tipperary state that if Mitchell's election is annulled he will run again for Parliament in Tipperary. He may refuse to take the seat and will contest any future election place if defeated. He is not warmly received by the Sciauela operary. HERALD special notes polar expedition postponement proposal to seek broader European cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Tipperary Save
John Mitchell
Her
Mitchell
Tipperary
Sciauela Operary
Herald Cable
E. J. Reed
House of Commons
Admiralty
Reform Farm
Lancaster
Howe
Ohio
Howe i
Tsien mi
Europe
Ron Ek
Onda
Covert
Emperor William Illness Rumors From Berlin Dispatches
Dispatches from Berlin report confusion over Emperor William’s health with claims of illness denied. General Von Moltke’s condition is described as unclear and unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Berlin
William
von Moltke
Victory of insurgents near Manascas
In Havana on February 17 reports say a Spanish column of 365 was attacked by 400 insurgents led by Gonzales near Manascas. Desperate fighting followed with the Spaniards retreating, suffering 150 killed wounded or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Gonzales
Manascas
Entertainer Mlle Albani Sails Amid Financial Turmoil
Mlle Albani, recently with the StraKosch Opera, sails for Europe as the theater's finances show a $1,000,000 deficit. A letter from Dr De Koven reached the Illinois Diocese office. contents not determined. The death of Hon Landon C. Haynes, veteran Tennessee politician, occurs in Memphis. Debate in New York about German study in public schools faces strong opposition. Democratic James L. Marshall of Philadelphia is routed in Pennsylvania electoral vacancy. Philadelphia councils respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
de Koven
Eee
Illinois
Chase
Letae
Landon C. Haynes
Tennessee
Memphis
1 Eiocasion
New York City
Explosion at Des Moines Gas Works Fire Destroys Plant
At 12 45 to night ten of the Des Moines Gas works caught fire and the entire plant was soon burning fiercely. One man is missing and feared killed, buried in debris. The fire department fought the blaze with full effort as crews worked to control the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Es Morwns
Caperton Gains WV Senate Seat as Berkshire Supports Tie
In Charleston West Virginia on February 17 the joint ballot showed Caperton leading with 68 votes to Berkshire’s 14 after a vote swap. Caperton praised as able and honorable, with his election expected to pacify Charlestonians over the capital loss.
West Virginia Governor Lets Capital Removal Bill Become Law
Gov Jacobs will neither veto nor sign the capital removal bill but will let it become law without his signature. He plans to travel to Wheeling after adjournment to arrange moving the capital within the nine day period required by the act.
New Orleans Conservative Caucus Opens With 54 Members
The Conservative Caucus met in New Orleans with fifty four members answering roll call, then entered executive session. Several messages were read from the Washington delegation, their contents not disclosed. The caucus adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oalnans
Washington
Maritime Arrivals Reported From Havana New York
Marine news lists the steamer City on York arriving from Havana. Steamships Ville de Paris Caledonia and Oder from New York and Har matine from Portland reported arriving out in the latest sailing notices in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
York
Havana
Lonnon
Ville de Paris
Caledonia
Oder
Portland
Improvements in the Judicial System The Reform Farm Investigation
Special correspondence from Cincinnati reports Hamilton Mr Worthington introduces four bills in the Senate mirroring State Bar recommendations. The measures aim to reform judicial proceedings including new rules for bills of exceptions and trial procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Courtners
Worthington
Hamilton
Senate
State Bar
Joris
H. H. Robinson
Day
Murder mystery eludes Columbus police as Arthur case stalls
Reports indicate Columbus authorities have yet to identify suspects in the murder of Capt. John A. Arthur. The piece questions local crime investigation efficacy, cites forged warrants and alleged official corruption, and notes reform and state library appointments amid ongoing turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
John A. Arthur
Arthur Ivaential
Ross County
Arthur
Roe
Sale of Curiosities in Paris From a Guillotine Keeper’s Treasures
A Paris sale will dispose of a small collection linked to the Executioner Samaans era in a Place Saint Jacques vicinity. The late Father Jacquet, once helper to the Samaans, tended guillotine woodwork and kept a private museum with relics including a barrow and an eleven step staircase used by Louis IX. A few visitors were admitted to view this curious trove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Place St. Jaques
Father Jacquet
Samaans
Loni
Paris Journal Reports Ailment Of Noted Critic Aged 65
Paris journals dated January 2 mention illness from intestinal inflammation affecting My. Phosobess a renowned critic and celebrated dramatic author. The report notes sudden health decline and public concern over his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ai Ai
Sudan
The Great Blood Purifier Ad
Supplied with The Great Blood Purifier promises blood purification clear skim bright eyes smooth complexion and strong hair while removing sores pimples blotches and skin blemishes. Pleasant to take and the dose is small.
Radway's Ready Relief Heathen Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief as the cheapest and best medicine for family use. It claims rapid relief from headaches diarrhea dysentery and other ailments with twenty drops in water and warns of travel and water changes. It lists a 50 cent price and notes internal use and global reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radwa
Lessie Lake
Blief
Radway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capria
Texas Pacific
House Pacific Railroad Committee
Pacific
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Postal Committee
House
Capitol
Cates
Merriam
Skele
Saan
Morton
Whedee
Ae Sys
Butler
Mississippi
Miss
Ste
The
Associated Press
Ida F. Blair
Waterloo
Ind
John M. Yan
Warsaw
J. HA
Tiac
Mac . Main
Aigton- Townsend
Salem
George W. Deatrick
Defiance
Barack B
Hickman
Coffeyville
Patton
Burlingb
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cappiemes Tong
China
Japan
Julius Robertson
Geo. BR
J. W. Steinmetz
Jasper A. Waugh
McDonald
R. McDonald
Louis
Wyoming
Thayer, Or
Nebraska
Iesse
Gen
Coburn
Messrs
Buck
Luttrell
Albright
Cannon
Cincinnati Gasette
Lancaster, D
Jesse Bowen
Witmixatoy
Myers
Madison, Ind
Tce
Broken Ratle
Sidney Journal
Shelby
Jarreek
M. E. Obuteh
Presbyterian Church
Railway Matters
ET. L. Railway
Boston
Oni Dubuque
Minnesota
Clintonbuque
Repet
Richmond
Sidney News
Sidney
Great Britain
Germany
Cuba
M'lle
Albani
Stra- Kosch Opéra Pe
James L. Marshall
Philadelm Eters
West Virginia
West Vic
Capt. Arthur
Samuel H. Thompson
Th Aven
Missouri
Geo. L. Fowler
F. Hanson
Gov. Allen
John Gibson
Wyandotte County
Charles Hammond
Monk
Charles
Gaserts
Walter C. Hood
James ‘Neiswarder
Tontogany
DR. Radway
R.A. AR
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!