Vessel Building B Defeated and Treaty News
In Washington on May 24 the House blocked a vote on a navy addi tional ironclads bill as Congressman Randall accused its aim. The bill cannot be brought up unless rules are suspended, while the Senate likely backs the Supplement Treaty with broad support. Voorhees returned from Indiana confident about Baltimore convention and Schars signals.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Washinceton
House
Randall
Pegnsylvanis
Senate
Voorhees
Indiana
Baltimore
Sehars
Greeley
Local trial details unveil pockets and blood evidence
Witnesses describe pockets found inside out with valuables, and bags tied to Alam Creek. Garner admits fear of not recovering, while Remi and Basia speak of messages. Hoenk Shaw testifies money was not sent, and Sheriff Strawbridge links blood tracks to Barclay. Adjournment set for 2:30 PM.
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Times and Chronicle
Alam Creek
Garner
Henry
Hoenk Shaw
London
John Barclay
John “DaVia Ott
McEwen
Columbus
Barclay
Strawbridge
Prof. Wormley
Fire destroys business area of Haysville village
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Ashland Ohio May 24 that the business portion of Haysville eight miles south of here was destroyed by fire last night. The blaze started in the drug store of J K Black. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars with light insurance not yet determined.
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Times and Chronicle
Ashland
Haysville
J. K. Black
Baker
Te’ Times and Chronicle
Evansvai
William Baker
Indian Commission Board Awards June Freight Contract
The Board of Indian Commissioners in New York on May 24 awarded contracts to the Council in the Indian Territory for June freight shipments. Commissioners Campbell and F Bishop oversee the arrangements, with details of weight and carriage terms for the consignments.
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New York
Board of Indian Commissioners
Suni Seisss
Indian Territory
Campbell
F Bishop
Amoun
Ing Freigh
Heptis¢ Home Missionary Society Marks Fortieth Anniversary
Religious notes recount the fortieth anniversary of the Heptis¢ Home Missionary Society with references to Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly in Evansville Indiana dated May 24. Delegates Williams of Bos a Hoer nageath Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly and Generality purity of the Cumberland are mentioned in the proceedings.
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New York
Williams
National Agricultural Meeting Opens in St Louis
In St Louis on May 24, the third annual session of the National Agricultural Meeting was opened. A very large attendance was expected with prominent figures and delegates anticipated to attend. The program includes reports and discussions on agricultural developments.
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St. Louis
Boesiding
Serdey
Workingmen's National Convention Endorses Grant and Nominates Wilson
The National Workingmen's Convention met in New York by call of the Workingmen's Central Union. Delegates from about thirty states elected Col. Gibbons as permanent chairman. Grant received 204 votes to 5 for Greeley. Henry Wilson was named Vice-President by 160 votes to 25 for Morgan and 24 for Colfax. A ratification meeting at Cooper Institute was planned.
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New York
National
Workingmen’s Convention
United States
Workingmen’s Central Union
Col. Redmond
New Jersey
Ueual
Col. Gibbons
Grant
Alabama
Opm
McGee
Missouri
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Henry Wilson
Wilson
Edwin D. Morgan
Colfax
Cooper Institute
Sir Samuel Baker loses half his force in Bari clash
A letter to the Herald from Kharotem reports Sir Samuel Baker's expedition from Kharotem to Gondokaro where half of his 800 men were lost near Gondokaro after five days of fighting with the Bari. The Bari, though allied, treacherously halted supplies and then attacked the expedition.
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Africa
New York
Sir Samuel Baker
Kharotem
Samuel Baker
Gondokaro
Samuel
Arrest for Murder Seven Years Ago Involving Youman Case
A suspect tied to a murder seven years past is described as a teee, with connections to Warren Youman. The accused broke Youman s fence leading to a confrontation, and the man was later found near Sika. He will remain held here awaiting Minnesota officers to claim him.
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Warren Youman
Callaghan
Youman
Youmas
Cabaelen
Minnesota
River Weather and Varying River News Summary
Additional River News reports water levels rising up to six inches along several rivers. The Friar's Point steamer A J White faced a fierce storm, one deck hand drowned, and another vessel had men overboard. Louisville notes stationary river levels and coal traffic along the canal. Port lists include various tugs and barges moving goods, with mixed weather and cloudy skies across multiple towns.
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Mempats
Ansas River
Lees
Waitshirer
Vicksburg
Nner
New Orleans
Friar’s Point
A. J. White
Helena
Rene
Imacys
Louisville
Mary Houston
Robin
Frankfort
Alice Lane
Ajax
Navitor
Owensboro
Sam. J. Hale
Cincinnati
Memphis
Wild Cat
Tennesse River
Waii
Bowling Green
Green River
Fragmentary news items from a historic paper page
Disjointed OCR text includes city officials in Hl and Indianapolis, a large fire in Mannington West Virginia causing under 20000 dollars in damage, New York City strikes with demands, Southern Presbyterian General meeting at Little Rock, and weather and finance notes. Names and places are incomplete, but the fragment mentions a saddler’s shop fire and a declared strike stance.
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Mannington
W. Va
New York City
Southern Presbyterian
Little Rock
Senate and House in brief sessions amid amnesty and appropriations
In the Senate an executive session considered the Treaty of Washington article while plans to expel an Associated Press reporter were referred to committee. The House approved the Amnesty Bill, swore in Rogers of North Carolina, and discussed various appropriations including 260,772 for a court-martial transcript, 30,000 for riot expenses, and 250,000 for mail carrying in the South. Amendments and bills on naval officers and steam vessel construction were reported, with votes pending on several measures.
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Senate
Cameron
Hamlin
Associated Press
HOUSE
Rogers
North Carolina
Hour
Coburn
Uel
Disot & Tribune
Military Committee
Clork
the Tribune
Greeley
Congress
Scofeld
Mment
Internal Revenue
Clinton
Iowa
Farragut
United
Archer
Bargabel Beemaren
Scofield
Markets Report From Oil and Gas Districts
Special dispatch notes May 24 markets in TeDay's G11 region. Crude oil supplies stable as June delivery quiet. City market at 110 dollars. Titusville steady at 395 dollars.
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Titusville
Faithless Sentinel on the Oregon Trail
From the Oregon Trail narrative a wagon train camps by a bank where a guard named Tom sleeps on duty. Wolves drive off cattle while he snoozes, emigrants punish him with walking the horse and bridle, and the group debates enforcing stricter vigilance on guards.
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Wallin
Tom
Etrigeus
Neveless
Scotfree
Oregon Trail
Trade 1 pianism in the Kitchen and a Sabbath dispute
A Dundee meeting of resident domestic servants debated wage terms and a weekly two week holiday, arguing over sackings and hours. They pressed for better protections, while discussions covered Sabbath work and attire restrictions, with concerns about employer control and servant security.
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Dundee
Dance
Tae
Pica
Colorado tale of wartime love and a midwest divorce intrigue
The article recounts Dr. Weiss's wartime service and a romance that began in 1864 after he married a Detroit woman. The couple moved to Denver in 1871, separation followed, and the wife’s affair with Gill led to a sensational sequence including threats, a biographical trial, and a verdict of not guilty. The judge’s ruling left Wells shocked as he reclaimed his wife, though the affair’s fallout lingered.
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Colorado Herald
Denver
Colorado
Central
Chance
Gill
Ng-House
Intka Stats Oon
Georgetown
Supd
Eas
TE Cacusens
Bigam
Wells
Sam
A Hartford Millionaire Builds a Grand Gothic Mansion
The Frantford correspondent profiles Major James Goodwin of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance, the town’s wealthiest resident, who plans a grand Gothic mansion on Woodland Street. Once an ostler and stage-driver, he rose to fortune after marrying into banking circles and surviving the Chicago fire losses to restore his capital.
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James Goodwin
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Woddland Street
Major Goodwin
Hartford
England
Goodwin
Fife
Main Street
James
Junius Morgan
London
Peabody
Old City
Bngvarer
Chicago
Smmense
Wachtel
Crac
The Strength of Law and a Murder Trial Tale
Nashville correspondent recalls a Waynesborough murder case where a stubborn prosecutor used bloodier cases and Old Testament quotes to inflame jurors. The jury nonetheless returned guilty, provoking curiosity from the defendant’s counsel about the basis of their verdict.
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Nashville
Waynesborough
Oburt
Lawies
Harper
Une
Boy Declares Law Career In Courtroom Exchange
In the Four Courts a man asks a boy what he will do when grown. The boy replies he will be a lawyer, insisting he intends to pursue the profession. The man jokes that a lawyer would keep late hours. Source cites Boston Globe.
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Four Courts
Dace
Boston Globe
Independent journalism exposed in Cincinnati scandal
A Boston style critique argues that independent journalism is a sham created by a newspaper ring. It recounts Chicago Tribune Horace White Springfield Republican Samuel Bowles and others at midnight meetings to thwart the Davis movement. The piece claims editors conspired to bias coverage, undermining public opinion and nominating processes. The author calls such journalism a corrupt illusion and mocks the reformist rhetoric.
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Cincinnati
Davis
Horace White
Chicago
Tribsic
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Republican
Beory. Catterson
Louisvile
Marat Halstead
Cinianati
Abe
Carlyle
Commercial
Simulta
Cee Davis
Louisville
Hoton Journal
CAL WHEELS AND ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPHIING IDEAS
The article describes tests of paper car wheels with a steel tire, glazed block formed under hydraulic pressure, and precision fitting with hubs and bolts to create a water proof interior. It also outlines a foreign inventor’s atmospheric telegraph system using compressed air, a reservoir, governor, and writing apparatus for long distance signaling.
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Norway
Ford
Parisians Recover as Theatre Scene Recaps Mourning
The Paris public, shaken by the murder of Mme Bourg, begins to gather recollections and anecdotes. At the Theatre Francais Mile. D performs in a Scribe comedy, with M. Scribe present offering a hint about the scene. A young man proclaims love, then a sudden interruption changes the moment.
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Mme.bourg
Theatre Francais
Scribe
M. Scribe
Yeu
Reverend Robert Cordington named successor in Melanesian mission
The Rev. Robert Cordington has been invited to succeed the murdered Dr. Patteron in the Melanesian era. In 1859 he went out to New Zealand at Nelson, and has been active since that time in the work of the Melanesian Mission.
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Robert Aa Cordington
Patteron
Znati Lain
Neleon
Presbyterian Board Faces 70000 Debt Rise Over Year
The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions reports a total debt of 70000 dollars, with 30000 dollars incurred during the past year, signaling financial strain and prompting review of funding and expenses.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Desperate Resistance of Murderer Wounds Sheriff
Sheriff Jones of New Albany was badly wounded by Edward Maddox during a raid from Salem to arrest him. Maddox, who killed William A. Brothers in 1553, hid in Washington County Indiana. A pursuit led to Maddox’s home. he fired as officers closed in, wounding Jones and escaping on foot. Jones, transported to Salem, faces possible amputation and probable fatal outcome.
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Times and Chronicle
New Albany
Jones
Salem
Edward Maddox
Maddox
William A. Brothers
Washington County
Kentucky
Indiana
Dresnet Tre Eeak
Sudden Fall of a Bridge at Tmaca New York May 21
A fire by an incendiary at W G Johnson buildings on Fall Creek preceded a bridge collapse near High Bridge below the main fall. The falling bridge dragged the engine and about 200 spectators into Fall Creek. fifteen were seriously injured including Cornell University students. Injured: Charles Davenport Andrew J Davis J W Fenn Samuel Brock John W Swithh Warren H Lyon W Blind John Ostraum W I Davy Major Robert J Reneck and an elderly man with a broken leg.
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Tmaca
N.Y
W. G. Johnson
Fall Creek
Cornell University
Chas. Davenport
Andrew J. Davis
J. W. Fenn
Samuel Brock
John W. Swithh
Warren H. Lyon
W. Blind
John Ostraum
W. 1 Davy
Robert J. Reneck
Bellevue Outrage Murder Attempt on Mrs Merce
An attack on Mrs. Cartie R. Merce near Bellerté involved a man with a knife and a whalebone corset guard. The assailant pursued her as she rode from the cars, then turned toward the river after an unsuccessful strike, with two witnesses nearby. The incident occurred opposite Mr. Skinner’s residence and Mrs. Merce identified the pursuer before he fled.
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Bellevue
Cartie R. Merce
Bellerté
Mr. Skinner
Mes Pierce
Anti
Society notes entertain with readings at Miss Anderson’s
The Society of the To Boohanan met at Miss Anderson’s residence for the season’s largest gathering. Miss Faante Stone’s reading drew praise, Mr Trimble’s Very Good Little Boy impressed, and Mr Wetherell’s Franco Russian poems received special request. Sympathy resolutions were sent to a poet painter’s family. Central avenue paving discussion noted. project cost about 25 000 dollars, funded without burden on taxpayers.
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To Boohanan Ead
Ande Orson
Faante Stone
Trimble
Boveman
Tee Society
Mh. Wethereil
TEE
Irdin
Dayton Faces McArthur Bid For City Council Recognition
The town debates a lawsuit involving J. M. McArthur's ex council against the City Council led by President Wm. Haseon with Clerk L. P. Stone and Treasurer Henry Vasche. Dayton’s respectable citizens and Cincinnati businessmen question who supports McArthur and his claimed council.
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J. M. McArthur
X Gus
1 City Council
Wm. Haseon
L.P. Stone
Henry Vasche
Dayton
Cincinnati
James
Chadwick
A. KE. Dolly
C. Grome
Tibbitts
Wm. Tibbits
Col
Geo. E. Curry
Chas Barnes
Railroad Collision and Horrific Deaths Reported
Special dispatch to the Times Chronicle details a railroad accident on the Alleghany Mountains killing engineer Henry Hedsa and fireman Charles Douglass as their train plunged downhill. debris wrecked cars, and a wheel crushed Hedsa while Douglass was torn apart. A separate tragedy saw a stillborn twin birth, the husband burying bodies by sinking stones in the river, and a tavern death from horse medicine ingestion. Rev. S. I. Frazier, Ohio pastor and son-in-law of J. A. Bingham, to assume duties next Sunday.
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Times Sit Chronicle
Pirrsateg
Alleghany Mountains
Henry Hedsa
Charles Douglass
Hudson
Donuglass
Alleghany
Theathea
John
Tnaborough
I. Frazier
Ohio
John A. Bingham
United Presbyterian Church
Madrid Crisis Deepens as Cabinet Resigns
May 24 in Madrid reports the ministerial deadlock continues with the present Cabinet insisting on resignation. Labella declines to form a new Ministry due to ill health. His Majesty asks Serano to undertake the task.
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Madrid
Labella
Serano
Senate Finance Committee Hints at Tax Bill Action
Washington May 24 Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports the Senate Finance Committee continues to study the Tax and Tariff Bill and plans to report it to the Senate late today or tomorrow morning. By 3 o clock no tobacco tax decision had been reached. Benj Eggleston met with the President.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Wasittxctos
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Benj. Eggleston
Grain Prices Steady with Mixed Drops Across Cities
Milwaukees May 24 flour steady and unchanged wheat unsettled at 149 for No 2. Cleveland May 24 wheat dull and nominal No 1 red 1.05 No. 2 1.55. Corn lower at 58c. Cats lower No 1 State 47c. Burraro May 24 flour steady wheat strong corn dull and heavy sales 1600 bushels No 2 Western at 5c. Datata air demand sales 22,000 bushels No 2 Milwaukee at 50c. Freights unchanged.
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Western
Milwaukee
Burglar shot by lumber dealer in Pittsburg office
Amos Woodin attempted burglary at 43rd street lumber dealer Mr Brown's office at three this morning. Brown fired through the window, the ball lodging in Woodin's breast. Woodin wounded and held to bail. Mayor Baker dies veiled in mourning citywide.
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Times and Chronicle
Pritsperg
Amos 1
Woodin
Brown
Forty Third Street
Presbyterian General Assembly to Meet at Central Church Baltimore
Detroit May 24 The Assembly designated Central Church Baltimore as the next meeting place and proposed a General Secretary with an advisory committee of seven to connect ministers and churches. A plan to raise $200000 for church erection was adopted with appeals urging support.
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Detroit
Baldwin
Cass Mension
Baltimore
Seeuset
Weather and river traffic report at Ignoxton and Evansville
May weather is windy and cool. The Mississippi River rises with business dull as boats and ferries, including Kate Kinney, Tarascon, and John Kilgour, travel between Evansville, Louisville, and Cincinnati amid mixed cargo and passenger movement.
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Times and Chronicle
Ignoxton
Gallipolis
Dagan
Portsmouth
Louisville
George Keys
Fleetwood
Evansville
Iyp
Kate Kinney
Caire
Bowling
Green
Tarascon
Vigo
Wabash River
Arkansas Belie
John Bilggus
Ciavianati
Kate
Louieville
Heaghkeep
Aire
Perio
P M
Louievile
John Kilgour
New Orieee
Why sea kale and other vegetables should be cooked with milk or fat
A summary of kitchen guidance on boiling sea kale in soft water with milk or fat to preserve color and tenderness, and using milk or fat in water for celery, carrots, parsnips, and greens. It also warns against soda in greens, and explains washing vegetables first in hot then cold water to remove insects.
Anxiety Over Treaty Action And Baltimore Steamship Collision
May 21 Loxpon reports strong interest in the U S Senate decision on the proposed extra article of the treaty with favorable sentiment for Fort Granville. The Baltimore collision involved the Spanish steamship Lorenzo Sempion. Passengers luggage and cargo flooded. government workers dispatched seeking to salvage the Baltimore.
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Loxpon
United States Senate
Fort Granville
Baltimore
Lorenzo Sempion
Andrew Johnson as Candidate for Congress at Large
Nashville May 21 report in The Union and American states Andrew Johnson ready to run for a statewide at large seat in the House of Representatives under the Tennessee National Representation. The note notes Gen Cheatham supporters urging his announcement and counters false seduction rumors about Mrs Foote. Foote proclaims candidacy to Congress appealing to Greeley Brown Cincinnati platform and his support for Greeley’s acceptance letter.
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Nashville
The
Union
American
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Tennessee Natoval
Gen
Cheatham
Starrold
Johnson
T . x Mae
Foote
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Greeley
Brown
Cincinnati
Methodist General Conference Elects New Bishops in New York
At the May 24 session in New York the Committee on Episcopacy proposed placing one new Bishop near seven posts Boston Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Atlanta San Francisco Omaha or Cornell Blairs and St Paul. The proposal passed and the election for Secretary of the Missionary Society was set for tomorrow. Bishops-elect were escorted to the stage in a semicircle behind the chair for ordination. candidates were presented and the service concluded with benediction by Senior Bishop Morris amid orderly quiet.
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New Yor
Methodist General Conference
Committee On Episcopacy
Boston
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Atlanta
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Omaha
Cornell Blairs
St Paul
The
Missionary Society
Morris
Jones
Ames
Scott
Simpson
Wioxology
Helmbold Case Used In Advertising Debate
The Helmbold sellout fuels editorial arguments on overgiving to ads and questions the value of wide publicity. Critics say his wealth funded extravagance and betting, with $50,000 annual income cited if he had avoided wasteful habits. His failures stemmed from poor capacity in advertising and excessive private expense.
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Helmbold
Arepepee
Asy
James Fisk
Buchu
Brooding Hens Cooled Coop Method from Rural New Yorker
A 4 by 4 foot coop with lath floor set 18 inches high is proposed to curb broodiness. When a hen goes broody, place her inside without food or water for a day or two. Air rises under her cooling her and reducing body heat, preventing sitting if desired. The writer argues this avoids water standing or harmful cock interactions and notes profitability in breeding by aging hens.
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New Yorker
New York Case Delayed as Postponed Arraignment Occurs
Stokes, arraigned in New York, refused to plead per counsel. Court orders plea of potvalicy to be entered. District Attorney moves to trial as key witness Dorman B is cited. Adjournment set to the third Monday in Jane for commission return and further discussion. special plea overruled.
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New York
Stokes
Ceed
Ae Peasee
Dorman
Jane
American Homeopath Institute elects officers in Chicago
The American Institute of Homeopath elected Mr. Small of Chicago and Professor Bargo of Pittsburgh to lead the Washington group. They adjourned to meet in Cleveland on June 8. Last night Gov. Cooke hosted a reception for the Institute.
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Washindton
American Institute of Homeopath
Hr. Small
Chicago
Den
Pr. Bargo
Pittsburg
Vite
Cleve
Institute
Gov. Cooke
Senate Executive Session Delays Treaty and Vetoed Bus
In Washington May 24 the Senate met in executive session on a new article of the Treaty of Washington. An adjournment from last night prevented action on a ten ship building bill. Hoar's committee report delayed seating in a contested Texas election case. A contestant was awarded two thousand dollars. Kerr introduced a land sale bill with a two year substitute. Wilken reported a bill authorizing scrip to Kansas. The Army Appropriation amendments were taken up.
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HOUSE
Hoar
Committee On Elections
Herndon
Texas
Aes Kerr
Senate
Wilken
Kansas
Fulton Street Prayer Meeting in New York Maintained Vigorously
The Fulton Street prayer meeting in New York continues with the same vigor as a decade ago, featuring many interesting scenes during its sessions.
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Fulton-street
New York
Mis worded claim on religious conversion prospects
A fragment suggests missionaries and others believe that no religious adherents are more likely to become Christians than the News. The sentence appears incomplete but points to a discussion on religious conversion tendencies.
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Misionaries
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