Public Buildings Bill and House Passages Announced
The record notes a public building authorization for a new structure in Tene Dreetin area with a judge appointed in the Second Subdivision of the South Judicial District at term end. In recess, bills passed include Bingham reducing grace days and enforcing payment on presentation, Marx addressing widows’ one third shares and estate division among children, Geghan abolishing the padrone system, and Burns authorizing a school building in Lucas and Richland Counties.
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Bingham
Senate
Marx
Geghan
Burns
Board of Education
Lucas and
Richland Counties
Trade Troubles In Pat River Mass March Four
Unclear OCR text describes trade troubles in Pat River Massachusetts dated March 4. Mentions six well somewhat obsolete terms and rolls of which amount between Sole and Assessments. No identifiable people or organizations clearly stated.
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Pat River
Mass
Fragmentary 19th Century Debate With Names and Motions
Fragmented text shows a March 4 session in Bostos with names like Wight, Crossford, Massie, Cooke, Gillas, Ferguson, Dunlap, Walker, Stewart, Semple and Paul. Mentions rules, Speaker’s table, bounties, amendments, committees, and a debate on proceeding with bills and five minute rules amid party affiliations.
Maritime Dispatches From Loxpox Era Ports
March reports describe steamers Gothenburg and Marathon sailing routes, with vessels from Queenstown and Liverpool. Notices mention passengers, cargoes, and arrivals linking Boston, San Francisco, Honolulu, Auckland, and Sydney. Names include City of Melbourne and other ships.
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Loxpos
Pereire
Erin
Greece
Caaakt Hee
Bounty Bill and Beecher Trial Mark Senate Session
Washington and New York dispatches describe a rapid end to the Senate session after President Wilson signed the Bounty bill amid rival interpretations of Senate action. In New York, the Tilton Beecher case advances with testimony from Mrs Tilton and appearances by Judge Neilson as the court adjourns for the day amid illness and shifting testimony.
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Washinotox
Wilson
Senate
Friends of the
House
President and Cabinet conclude Senate session in adjournment
Washington reports that the President with Cabinet and Private Secretary spent the morning in the Senate examining bills before approval. Most General Appropriation bills passed. several private measures failed for lack of time. river and harbor items saw adjustments. Congress adjourned with thanks to clerks and officers as members dispersed.
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Tennessee
Cape Fear
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Senate
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Michigan
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Free Pipe Bill Defeated on Second Reading in Senate
Special Dispatch notes that in the Pennsylvania Senate on March 4 the Free Pipe bill was defeated on its second reading. The report records the legislative setback and the session context for the bill.
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Daily Times
Butter, Cheese and EF Assoc debate butter adulteration laws
Chicago delegates to the National Butter, Cheese and EF Association discussed pursuing state laws against butter adulteration. A committee was tasked with assessing the advisability of legislative action. George Armour and M. Gooch presided, with E J Kemp and M. Little among participants. Delegates planned an afternoon sleigh ride hosted by the Chicago Produce Dealers.
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Chicago
Ick
George Armour
Gooch
Association
M. Little
Davenport
Iowa
E.J. Kemp
Baltimore
Bank of England bullion falls sharply in week
England March 4 The Bank of England reports bullion holdings declined by 123000 this past week. The reserve to liability ratio dropped from 434 percent to 3914 percent, signaling a substantial tightening in the bank's liquidity.
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Lussex
Bank of England
Archbishop’s Palace Sacked as Jesuit Houses Burned
From Buenos Ayres comes word that the palace of the Catholic Archbishop was sacked and Jesuit houses set ablaze, amid unrest reported in the city. The incident underscores rising tensions and clashes involving church authorities.
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London
Buenos Ayres
French Specie Growth at Bank of France Reported
Paris reports a rise in specie holdings at the Bank of France with the weekly total reaching one hundred eighty eight thousand francs, signaling improved liquidity and monetary strength for the period ending in March.
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Paris
France
Unclear OCR item on commodities and invoices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions coffee bags and invoices for a steamer Ontario with various prices and goods. The readable portions list numbers, goods, and quality terms but lack a coherent storyline or identifiable entities.
Oil market steady as refined prices mirror crude
Special Dispatch reports mixed oil prices with refinery values steady at wells and crude around 73 cents in New York. Prices show firm activity in refined products, with bids near 1.55 and firms noted in the market amid uneven daily quotations.
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United
Wells
New York
Nineteenth Century Washington Notes on Nominations and Debates
Wrath Doliom is noted as Internal Revenue Gauger for Illinois Fourth District. The House Patent Committee reports against extending the Tanner car brake patent. The President signs the Tax and Tariff bill and Navy and Post Office acts amid last night’s actions. The Comptroller of Currency calls for bank reports at close of business Monday. The President nominates Jacob Frankenfield for Collector of Customs in Minnesota and Postmasters J J Matthews Lyons Iowa. Hale of New York, ill, writes to Crittenden of Missouri regretting absence from sessions and discusses Brown censure, insisting the record proves no dishonesty or double dealing.
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Conference Committee
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New York
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Wizard
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Giecke Caninsentia
Tennessee
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Judiciary Committee
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Poe
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Internal Revenue
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House Committee On Patents
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District of
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Lyons
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Consistory plans and cabinet shifts reported abroad
The North German Gazette notes France orders 10 000 cavalry horses in Germany while French cabinet talks proceed likely today with M Buffet candidate for Vice President. In the U S Pope conducts March consistory, and a relief bill keeps Gen Sickles as Major General on retired list with others, including Gen Badeau, eligible for diplomacy. The bill also cuts rank and pay for several officers, with Gen Sheplarb the sole promoted by the E.
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Germany
Gezette
Areenn
M. Buffet
Crawford
Sickles
Badeau
Gen. Sheplarb
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