The Happings of a Dual Case in Washington March 10
A summary of brief, scattered dispatches covering the Pollard and Breckenridge case to be called before Justice Bradley in Washington on March 10. It notes various legal actions, labor disputes, factory restarts, and accidents including a fallen Jubal Early, with updates on rail and iron works, strikes, receiverships, and political resignations in Mexico and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Pollard
Breckenridge
Justice Bradley
Washington
Ato
Jade Broadley
Continange
Ae Bobbo T. V
Tennsylvania Steel Company
Harrisbury
Bailey
Bonth
Harrisburg
Mansefield Valley
Jubal
Lynghbirg
U First Wa
1 Electria
Tiyna
Mass
Coe A
Baltimore
Ang pAhull
Locust Point
Bill Nye
Niagra Valle
Imperial Hotel
Nye
Tine
Wilkodbarre
Jackson
Tenn
Rev
G. Fy
Howard
Columbus
New York
T Staihlart
Weat
Bath Street
Steinhart
Chester Manufacturing Company
Chester
Woodward, Baldwin & Go
Candes Rubber Company
New Jiayen, Conn
Candee
Debates and appointments noted in national capital reports
The article cites a brisk House discussion of the Bland bill and seigniorage, with Jarry Binpdond and Thomas R. K. Jernigan highlighted for speeches and diplomacy. It notes a Postoffice Inspector's report on the Honduras National Lottery Company, a Porto Tampa facility, and a treasury statement showing customs receipts in New York totaling 2,651,878 for the first fifteen days of the month, alongside gold and silver certificate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine
Seignioraga
Jarry Binpdond
Thomas RK. Jernigat
Shanghai
Osaka
Japan
Cleveland
State Department
Foreign Service
Ood
Democrats of
North Carolina
Postoffice
Dies
Honduras National Lottery Company
Postal Service
Department
Lottery Company
Port Tampa
Treasury
New York
Trade Review Highlights Record Week Across Commodities
Dun and Co reports a week of record prices and declines in wheat due to a huge supply, with weaker Wall Street sentiment and lower payment volumes. Cotton pricing falters amid crop doubts. iron products slide. boots and shoes shipments down. woolen and textile mills suspend or cut wages. Exports shrink while imports fall, with U.S. failures rising to 23 for the week. Nevada pivots to hop culture, citing climate suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Co
Dun & Go
Connellyville
Wall Street
New York
Washington
Royve
Pittsburg
Gray Forge
Philadelphia
Mave
United States
Canada
Congress in Regular Session on Seigniorage Debates
The Fifty third Congress opens with the House debating Bland s sil ver seigniorage bill as members from New York and Massachusetts voice positions. The Senate considers fisheries protection and labor day holiday measures while credentials and executive sessions shape new rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tunsday
Coke
Potomac River
Kyle
Committee
Graysayment
Wednes
Clint
Interior Department
Dhursday
House
Rock Island Railroad Company
Raid
Round Pond
Oklahoma
Vlatt
Connecticut
Pray
Peckhant
Exploding Boiler Kills Forty One Men on Brandenburg
A boiler explosion on the German cruiser Brandenburg at Kiel killed forty one crewmen and fatally wounded nine others during a test of new boilers. The incident caused extensive damage to the vessel and halted operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Brandenburg
Peckham Rejected by Senate in Peckham Nomination Vote
The Senate rejected Cleve land's nominee for the Supreme Court with a 40 to 81 vote. Democrats 15 and Republicans 25 opposed confirming Peckham while 22 Democrats and 9 Republicans supported him. The debate featured Vilas defending presidential appointment powers and George arguing Peckham’s merits amid charges dismissed. The vote followed lengthy executive session ending around 1:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler H. Peckham
Cleveland
Éujvense Court
Senate
Peckham
Vilas
Hoar
Vilas Kpears
Phokham
Mitchell
Commtttee
Supreme Court
George
Hornblower
Veckhow
Tyas
Gwerge
White
California
Hawley
Connvotient
Paisa
Adjens
Industrial growth accelerates as 61 new ventures arise
The week shows a broad revival in manufacturing with sixty one new industries established or incorporated, fifteen factory enlargements, and nineteen new buildings. Entries include The New York Coal and Coke Co of Richmond and several textile, lumber, coal, and chemical ventures across Virginia, Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, and other states, plus new brick works, canneries, car plants, and gas works planned in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capedal
Srouaeas Pe Soares Beas
Coal & Saiki
New York Coal and Cokeo
Richmond
Capital
W. T. Clyde
Aphocge Incorporatora
Cleveland Compres
Clivelan
Sirens & Ae Hirt Co
Huntington
W. Va
We & Booth, and Associates
Volanco
Texan
Horria Sass
Standard Light and Power Co
Fort Worth
Texas
W. BH
W. BH. Stratton
Glen Alam Ganiel Coal Cd
Wharnelift
W. C A
Morton & Helm Lumber Co
Brookhaven
Miss
Sherold Huntington Hardware O
Amorows
Carbon Hill
J. L. Kelly
Newport News
Kingwood
Pensacola
Bringles
N. G
Plagerville
N. C
Hartaville
Tenn
Uuero
St Augustine
Pla
Gainesville
Pintwoods
Centrak City
Chattanooga, Tenn
New Belgium Marriage Certificates Bind in Morocco Leather
The Brussels Burgo master introduces bound marriage certificates that go beyond a record. Each book will include a summary of Belgian marriage law and infant care guidance, with space for twelve children's names and birthdates. Free copies will be issued to the poor, and a divorce section was discussed but not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Brussels
Morocco
London News
Reforming a Husband and Other Witty Readings
A humorous dialogue about marrying to reform a husband and the unexpected wisdom of youth, followed by a collage of patent medicine pitches. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Brown’s Iron Bitter, Syrup of Pigs, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and related tonics. Includes gardening ads and seed catalog offers from Salzer Seed Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
California Pig Syrup Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
All
Tee Uhéney & Co
Cruelty and Odd Grievances Drive Wide Range of Divorces
A compilation of diverse divorce grounds from several states shows petitions citing strange and harsh conduct. Cases include a husband pulled from bed by whiskers, repeated blows with pokers and irons, a razor under a pillow, late-night talk, unwashed habits, neglect of provide, and other alleged cruelties. These findings reflect how courts labeled conduct cruel and inhuman, granting decrees across Ohio Illinois New Jersey Virginia Tennessee Connecticut Michigan New York Missouri Pennsylvania Wisconsin California Massachusetts Indiana Minnesota Kansas and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mlinois
New Jersey
Virginia
Tennessee
Connecticut
Michigan
New York
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
California
Lnisthand J
Mirsanelinsetts
Tridiana
Minnesota
Storms in Germany cause heavy loss of life and damage
Cable advices from Berlin report a hurricane sweeping northern Germany with great fatalities. Six fishing boats from Rinderort on the Baltic vanished with twenty-two drowned. About eighty craft were sunk on the Elbe. Altona reports eleven drownings. Near Ziegnort in Pomerania eight foresters were killed by fallen trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Rinderort
Baltic Sea
Elbe
Altona
Ziegnort
Pomerania
Electricity transforms daily life with new devices
The article discusses electricity driving a home economy revolution and easy luxury in 19th century households. It highlights an electrically heated shaving pot, a champagne-bottle hollow design with an internal lamp of eight candlepower costing about two cents, and notes electrically transmitted power via 10,000 volts from a waterfall twenty eight miles away lighting Pomona and San Bernardino, California, in a practical manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
San Bernardo
Cal
Room for Improvement at Reception in American Youth
A dialogue snippet about making an appearance at a reception. Parkins questions readiness while a valet humorously notes the speaker’s ghastly American accent. The fragment hints at a humorous social scene likely from a street or social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkins
Contentment and Wealth Joke In Editorial Exchange
A witty exchange in the Washington Star features a youngster correcting a newspaper motto Contentment is Wealth. The editor offers a dime for the correction and humorously considers a trial, joking about the misquote and the boy's claim.
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Bank of
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Planters' National Bank of
Danville
People's National Bank of
Lynchburg
Leaksville
Line
Hiram Ward
Spray, N. C
Saltillo
Jose Miguel Musgrig
Coahulas
Mexico
Musgriz
Diaz
Italy
Prowle and
Phoir General Welfare
Business Review
Nevada
Torspay
Burrows
Foreign Affairs Committee
Kilgore
Bell
Johnson
North Dakota
Brawley
House of Representaties
South Carolina
Island
Stone
Kentucky
Mire Walker
Massachusetts
Froway
Mey Bland
Mr.Tracy
Tracey
Rennion
Bland
Tracy
Torus Hitt
Noble
Tya
Brown
Brown's Tren Witters
Vaus
Salver
la Crosse
Wis
John A. Salzer Seed Co
Mammoth
Citizen
Beerham
U. S
Royal
Kansas
Hood
Hanover Street
Chicago
Finois
Chas. Heaton
Laurel St. Philo
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Advice
Washington Star
Bright
Worth
Mexican Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Scott
Marge
Walter Baker & CO
Dorchester
Genuine West
Oreak
Derron Hater
Ldotary Bonjean
L. Douglas
Orie
Renmity
Alliance Carriage CO
Cincinnati
Birtles
Jors Son
Ninte
Hletmiocd
Providence
Stambam
N.Y
BUG CO
P. Simpson
Washington, DC
Noatty
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