Duty on Building Stone And Silver Coin Amendments
Dispatch reports misperceptions of the duty on building stone with Representatives Foster and Payne before the Ways and Means Committee. The committee kept the duty but cut it by one third to $1 per cord. Treasury notes begin silver coin payments to Foster. silver regulation for fractional currency follows. Senator Sherman proposes amendments to the silver act, aligning silver dollars with state notes and retirement rules. Council proceedings noted.
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Foster and Payne
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Representative Foster
Appropriation Committee
Sherman
Finance Committee
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Committee On Finance
Ty Oye
Senate Hill
Ee Lake
Pennsylvania
Senate Resolves On Limitation For US Suits Involving Officials
The Senate approved a resolution instructing the Judiciary Committee to study a reasonable statute of limitations barring United States rights to sue on official actions. The War Expenditures Committee heard testimony from Billott H. Dieton about checks and related matters involving his brother George, and Pendleton testified as President of Series Position of Cincinnati.
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Committee On Judiciary
United States
Pendleton
Committee On War Execuinres
Billott H. Dieton
George A
Peg Behn & Clei
Jean Palmer Shot Wounded by Ex-convict in Glendale
Special Dispatch reports John Palmer was shot and dangerously wounded by Michael Fogarty, who stood behind a tree and fired as Palmer passed. Fogarty, released from prison after serving one year for killing John Maloy two years ago, has fled. Palmer is resting quietly.
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John Palmer
Michael Fogarty
Palmer
Fogarty
John Maloy
Lottery Company Suits and Miner Riot In St Louis
In St Louis on April 18 a suit seeks damages of 100000 against the Missouri State Lottery Company board alleging disruption of their line and seizure of property by a raid. A gang of railroad car men operating on roads into St Louis have been rounded up by police, with several arrests including Johnson Mike McMahan and Al Hart. A riot at Leavenworth involved striking miners and local workers with rocks clubs and other weapons. no deaths reported though injuries occurred.
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Jervis Hargitt
Jacob Matthias
John L. Martin
St. Louis
Missouri State Lotter
Board Ofommissioners
Johnson
Mike McMahan
al. Hart
Leavenworth
Liberal Republican Conference Called For May Meeting
The National Committee of Liberal Republicans is summoned to meet in this city in May to plan action for the National Convention and related matters.
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Liberal Republican Conference
National Committee of
Liberal Republicans
Robert E. Lee Arrives in New Orleans at Midnight
Weather cloudy. ships Groot Robert E. Lee arrives in New Orleans at 12 MM. John 4. up at midnight. St Francis, Bele Turesten, Golden Rule and Minnie departed yesterday evening. Business remains quiet.
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Robert E. Lee
Lee
St. Francis
Golden Rule
Minnie
Faran and McLean Firm Name in Ohio Business
The notice describes James J. Faran and others operating in Ohio under the firm name Faran & McLean and references Joseph McMakin in connection with the venture. It identifies a legal filing and related proceedings in the state.
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A. Constantine Markt
James J. Faran
Democratic Convention Fares and Market Notes
Dispatch from Cincinnati reports a small crowd at the Democratic Convention with Landers at the Hotel House pressing whisky and cigars while Holman’s faction lags in discipline. McDonald predicts nomination, Voorhees declines, and a possible shift if the convention divides. Separate market notices show wheat and corn firm with price moves from Milwaukee, Toledo, and New York, plus regional rail and storage data for futures and commodities.
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Thone
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McDonald
Sanders
Williams
Knox
Voorhees
Supreme Bench
Nowe
Bert
Eilleben
Hibben
Change in Proprietorship at Evening Ledger
In Louisville on April 15 Avie states a change in ownership of the Evening Ledger is imminent. P Pe Bush, the senior partner, is retiring, and Mr. Ballard Smith is taking charge.
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Louisville
Avie
Evening Ledger
P. Pe Bush
Ballard Smith
Warde
Common Carriers Bill and Silver Dollar Changes
A Pittsburg merchants delegation urged the House Commerce Committee to regulate interstate commerce and curb discrimination by common carriers. The filing notes the Silver bill would let bullion holders swap at market value for the new dollar or United States notes at par, with the $50,000,000 limit still under discussion as the bill moves through committee.
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Titnsyie
Leveland,&c
House Committee On Commerce
Patterson
Titusville
Hostetter
Reunite Finance C
United States
Naval inquiry hints at secret probe into Vairds affairs
Philadelphia April 18 report of a secret inquiry into Navy Vairds conducted by a Washington pub-committee. Court of Quarter Sessions judge presides over trials of Robert H L alias J Batchelor Peter Barns oliig George J Davis and Joseph A Calvert on charges of conspiring to utter fraudulent United States bonds and bonds of the Chicago Northwestern Railway head company and Safeguard Insurance Company.
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Navy Vairds
Washington
Court of Quarter Sessions
Eet
Robert HL
J. Batchelor
Peter Barns
George J. Davis
Joseph A. Calvert
United States
Chicago
Northwestern ‘Railvehead
S. Ve
Safeguant
Foster
Great Republic Steamer Returns from Yokohama Voyage
Franc' o Aprils notes describe the Pacific Mail steamer Great Republic sailing from Klong Kong via Yokohama with over 1,000 Coolies. The treaty text between Japan and Corea, published March 24, was handed to foreign representatives. The document had been kept secret until questions about clauses on ex-territorial jurisdictions prompted government concerns.
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Great Republic
Klong Kong
Yokohama
Japan
Corea
City election progresses quietly with expected large vote
Chtecho April 18 reports a calm election day as all stores and the Board of Trade close for the vote. General W T Sherman arrived in the city and is staying at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
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Haleeale
Board of Trade
W.T. Shermian
Grand Pacific Hotel
Biua
Ieee
Se'cleek
Beents
Matrineny
Adraimion
Apela
Aduileston
Cme Athe Aly Fae
Fire hits Dineen's vinegar factory. losses rise
A large vinegar factory owned by Dineen was destroyed by fire this morning. Reported loss stands at about 3200 dollars with insurance estimated at 1700 dollars to be collected.
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Louisville
Dineen
Loss of the Victory Near Shields Clarified
Holt Massachusetts April 18 The loss of the Victory from Shields for San Francisco seems certain. Beside Captain Jones whose body was recovered yesterday, the crew included twenty five hands and a pilot all of whom were drowned.
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Holt. Mass
Shields
San Francisco
Jones
Fire at Hartford Loss 930000 Fire destroys Samuel Austin home
A blaze last night consumed the residence and outbuildings of the late Samuel Austin in Hartford Loss reached 50000 with 46000 insured The incident occurred April 14 and involved Hantrorp authorities investigating the fire’s cause and extent.
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Hantrorp
Samuel Austin
School Board Meeting Elects Officers and Sets Salaries
The School Board met at 7:30 PM with absentees noted. Al Tompkins became President, J D Aikem Treasurer, and BM Stewart Secretary. Treasurer bond set at 35000, Secretary at 500. Monthly salaries listed for eight teachers. Annual school expenses reported as 4154. Visitors appointed for April, May, and June.
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Marlimore
Messrs
Rogers
Corneville
Muchmore and Stewart
Aiken and
Tompkins
A. Knight
Election Committee Rules Bromsion Son Seat Valid
The Election Committee issued an unanimous report on the contested Bromsion seat case. It upheld sitting member Har alson as entitled to the seat.
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