Pension Granted Widow of Admiral Farragut
The House Committee on Naval Affairs agreed to give Admiral Farragut's widow an annual pension of 200 dollars. Senate Foreign Relations discussed advising the President to negotiate and to call an executive session on May 25 if House time is not extended. Finance Committee weighs the Tariff Bill amid charges of improper influence. The debate continues.
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Fragmented frontier report hints at Apache threat
Partial OCR notes indicate a military dispatch mentioning Apaches and ongoing patrols or penetrations. Details are unclear, but the text suggests elevated alert status and concern over Apache activity in a border area.
Democratic Convention Meets Tomorrow
The Times and Chronicle notes New Avzany May 21 where the Democratic Convention is set to convene. The contest for a body is between Davis and a rival, with Davis expected to secure the first ballot as votes arrive and a warmly seated crowd anticipated.
Voorhees Letter Explains Political Stand
A letter from D C dated May 17 expresses why Robert Voorhees prefers neither party. He pledges to uphold sincere principles and refuses to pledge loyalty to any group, asserting he would not align with either major faction.
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Old Fellows Meeting and Medical Society Sessions
Dispatch reports a revival of interest in charitable work with seven new encampments totaling forty members. Net gains listed as 247 after adjustments, with 4,721 members across encampments and $3,981 paid for relief in the past year. Short-Horn breeders meeting drew about forty attendees from Illinois and Kentucky as the State Medical Society also convened with committees appointed and plans laid out.
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Railroad Shot Arrival and Lord Stokes Case Summary
New York May 21 lists railroads and legal matters. Judge Leonard orders attachment if Gordon fails to appear at 11 A M to testify in a pending suit involving Gould. Whit Menday and Underwriters' election noted amid emigration and reforms at Greenly Square.
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Presbyterian General Assembly debate on representation reform
The report on representation changes remained before the House as last evening’s discussion continued. Delegates debated amendments and the session highlighted ongoing efforts within the General Assembly on the issue.
Senate and House Proceedings and Court Judgment Notes
In the May 2 issue the Senate adjourned at midnight after considering a bill on intercounty matters. The House debated statutes on land subjection and debt payment. A court decision reversed the administrator’s judgment, affirming the petition and outlining appellate bond details in a case heard by the Konthog Court.
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Suit to reform a contract and damages in replevin
A court record notes a suit to reform a contract and obtain damages. Parties include L. E. Joreson and J. M. Bewurrer, with ownership claims over a contract and a car load of meat involved in a railroad delivery dispute. The decision: judgment in replevin sustained.
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Fragmented early notice on a fatal attack in city end
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Dissenters in Baptist Church Face Punishment
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House rejects amendment on Pacific sub curred amount
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Wasuiseron May 21 reports the House voting 109 to 86 to reject an amendment aimed at reducing the amount of the Pacific sub curred in.
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Balloonist Donaldson Reaches Kanawha River by Steamer
Special dispatch reports Prof Donaldson and his balloon arriving on the Chesapeake this morning. He descended at Buffalo on the Kanawha River after a 90 mile, 30 minute flight. Wind was strong at descent and the balloon snagged in treetops. Donaldson was bruised but well today.
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Election of Bishops Amid Turmoil at Methodist Conference
An immense audience attended the Methodist General Conference election of Bishops. A proposal to count ballots only on eight or more candidates was tabled amid chants and protests. A separate laity clergy vote was rejected. Deliberations continued with reports on Baker University and seminaries, while a heated exchange over Dr Lanahan’s report framed the ensuing proceedings.
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The German Turners Meeting Adopts Official Organ
The German Turners Association gathered in Louisville on May 21 and resolved that Zu Kunst of Indianapolis should be the official organ of the Turner Bund. The meeting also handled other important matters.
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Carlists Defeated in Biscay as Insurgents Surrender
A Biscay dispatch reports Carlist insurgents surrendered to loyal forces on Sunday, restoring order across the province. Meanwhile United States Minister to Spain Daniel E Sickles arrived in Madrid last evening returning from America.
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Paris Story Notes Adams Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration
Paris dated May 21 reports Hon. Charles Francis Adams, American member of the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration, with brief remark on his role in the international panel and related proceedings.
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Miners Strike Tension Rises As Caled Mines Clash
Mil waukee dispatch reports seven acted Saturday night as arrests were made amid tensions over Calamet and Hede strikes. Sab arrived to mediate and miners await word on wage talks and possible layoffs. Officials threaten eviction if workers refuse to quit or resume.
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Lawmakers debate extending session to finish president bus bills
Washington May 21 Members expect a possible extension of the congressional session beyond May 29 to allow the Senate to handle essential President budget and related bills. The House has passed the resolution for a sojourn but some members and Senators argue extra time may be needed to complete action on arms authorizations and Fort Stanton military reservation matters.
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Absent Nashville Man Sought After Cincinnati Trip
Nashville May 21 Samuel J Little of Nashville Indiana left April 30 to attend the Oral Convention in Cincinnati and has been absent since then. His family fears for his safety and asks for any information or news concerning his whereabouts from friends or authorities.
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