Senate and House Debates Over Sundry Civil Bill and Hawaiian Treaty
Congressional actions feature the senate agenda with sundry civil appropriation bill debates, harbor and river improvements, and a Hawaiian treaty nearing ratification. The house experiences heated clashes over election laws and postal service funding while leaders move to executive business and memorials for late members.
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Senate
Quay
Allison
Nicaragua
Naitle
Aundry
United States
Sherman
Hawaii
McDonald
New Jersey
McPherson
Philaelphia Harbor
Philadelphia
Hudson River
New York
West
Misassaippi
Ohio
Missouri
Minneapolis
Charleston Harbor
South Carolina
Misatenippi
Dlssouri
Hay Iake
Internal Revenue
Congress
Faulkner
Senator Kenna
Kenna
Committee
Ita
Miller
Savannah Harbor
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Passes Tennessee River Bridge Bill and Election Case Vote
In the house on Wednesday Mr Wheeler moved the Tennessee river bridge bill for Sheffield Alu. The house adopted the Reynolds v Shonk contest resolution confirming Shonk’s seat. Pension appropriation bill debate ended without action as amendments were read. A question over pension office clerks drew laughter before Turpin denied the claim.
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Waugh
House
Turpin
Crisp
Mr. Turpin
Tieaday
Mr. Johnson
Indiana
Johnson
South
Boston
New York
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Blount
Georgia
Kyle
Wheeler
Tennessee
Sheffield
Alu
Ferrall
Reynolds Ve. Shonk
Pennsylvania
Shonk
Vorpin
Alaganit
Iachang
Purpin
Morseth
Pusion
Mrs Davis Urges Davis Remains to Richmond Reinterment
Richmond dispatch reports Mrs. Davis prefers all removal details entrusted to the Jefferson Davis Memorial Association with Ellyson as president. Remains currently lie in Metairie Cemetery New Orleans vault awaiting arrangements led by General John B Gordon and John Glynn.
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Morningband
Richmond
Ellyson
New York
Jefferson Davis
Mr. Davis
Mra. Davis
New Orleans
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
John Glynn
Louisiana
Davis
Memphis
Washington
Hollywood
Hayes
Maullywied
Fragmentary note on a contested device and its builders
A garbled medieval style query mentions a steel joint and a devised body part with edges forged by Vines and Gyuurer. The text references a council or individual named Aietionn Fanner seeking determination or verdict on the egg of bores and related mechanisms.
Hawaiian Treaty Text Described for Senate
The message from President Sarelson transmits to the Senate a treaty of annexation with Hawaii dated February 14, 1893. It outlines sovereignty transfer to the United States, land and property ownership, immigration limits, debt assumption, and stipends to Hawaiian leaders, with provisions for local administration and continued foreign consular presence.
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Sarelson
Senate
Johin W. Foster
United States
Lorin A. Thurston
W. R. Castle
W. C. Wilder
L. Carter
Joseph Muraden
Hawaiia Islards
Telegraphic Gleanings From National News Items
The Art Publishing Company building in Gardner Massachusetts burned with $125000 insured for $95. In St Louis the grand jury indicted seven for embezzlement totaling $64000. The American Newspaper Publishers Association opened its seventh annual convention in New York with many members present. A deadly explosion near Pittsburg killed Albert McAbee and fatally injured William Scarborough. The Rochester Paper Company warned creditors it cannot meet obligations and seeks guidance. Berlin banker Beron Bilchchroeder, Bismarck associate, died leaving an estimated fortune of 100000000 marks. U.S. finance insiders doubt silver action in Congress this session. Ex Senator G B Spencer dies in Washington after stroke and illness. Navy Lieutenant Lovell Reynolds dies after car incident. The Catalina ship wreck off Galway claims seven lives with four saved. Cadwalader, president of Superior National Bank, arrested in Rio de Janeiro for embezzlement. bail posted.
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St Louis
Prand
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
New York
McLane Mills
Pittsburg
Rochester, N. Y
Berlin
Germany
Beron Bilchchroeder
Bir
Prince Bismarck
Bismarck
Renate
House
Allver
Congress
G. B. Spencer
United States
Alabama
Washington City
Washington
Lovell K. Neynolds
Navy
Reynolds
Naval Academy
Endeavor
London
Catalina
Bremen
Mull
Gallway
Capain Schutte
Wilmington
Bowling
Clyde
Dumbarton
Glasgow
State Department
Cadwalader
Superior National Bank
Weat Superior
Peace agreement ends Kansas political crisis at Topeka
Governor Lewelling signs a peace accord with the Republican House after hours of consultation. Terms grant Republicans control of the representative bill and halt arrests of populist officers. National guard troops are ordered home as populists react with indignation and officials await Supreme Court decisions.
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Republican House
Topeka
Lewelling
Republican House of Representatives
Rap
Supreme Court
Representative
House
Iroops
Artz
The Hawaiian Islands and Early Annexation Efforts
The article notes Hawaii covers 6840 square miles with eight islands, Samoa-like notes on Kahoolawe and Hawaii islands, population counts from 1884, and the constitutional monarchy under Queen Liliuokalani. It mentions sugar exports valued at 13 089 302 dollars in 1880 and a provisional government forming after the Queen's failed attempt to extend powers, seeking annexation from the United States.
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Government of
Hawaii
Kahoolame
Capt. Cook
Webster
Lilinokalani
United States
Mustard as Medicine for Digestive Aid and Emetic Use
Mustard serves as a versatile domestic remedy for digestion and as an emetic in emergencies. Ground mustard taken with warm water can induce copious vomiting within minutes, making it valuable for poisoning cases or reactions to certain drugs. It also helps relieve hiccups and, as a laxative, the white mustard seed offers some relief when eaten in tablespoon doses.
Start In Life Medical Ad Teaches Preventive Care
A staged dialogue urges patience for new settlers and emigrants to let patients arrive as hair grays. It advises protection against malaria in bottom lands using Lostetters Stomach Hitters, claimed to aid kidney and bowel troubles and other ailments.
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Malarie
Shall We Announce the PIR and Enens Event
A fragmented note describes a planned PIR and Enens event with unclear dates and participants. Readable terms indicate organizational involvement but lack concrete outcomes or locations. Further detail is needed to confirm objectives and scheduling.
Unclear Health Claim Featured in Patent Medicine Ad
An odd advertisement argues a “cleansing” system cures disease with Syrup of Pigs from the California Fig Syrup Co. It mocks slowness as signs of paralysis and promotes eye and vision aids from John R. Dickey Prize Co. in Uristal Virginia.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Tried to Please Her Mistress
A fragment from the New York Weekly recounts a domestic scene with a woman recalling a tense night of loud talk and alleged marriage confusion. The speaker mentions a husband and a kitchen argument, implying romantic complications and social scrutiny.
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Aira
New York Weekly
Mission Teacher Clarifies Columbia Grammar in Gotham Waif
Street & Smith's Good News features a dialogue where a Mission Tracer questions a Gotham waif on pronunciation and language usage. The waif defends dialect with dignity, noting linguistic diversity and regional variation.
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Mission Teacher
Columbue
Gotham Waif
Mission Tracer
Anglermanine
Street & Smith
Johnny
The Wealth of Nations Global Valuations Listed
The United States leads with 4.475 billion in assessed value, followed by Great Britain at 43.8 billion and France at 40.8 billion. Germany shows 1.6 billion, with Sweden 4.475 billion and Canada 3.25 billion among other nations. Portugal Denmark Argentina and others also listed with varying figures.
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Germany
Berlin
Princes Haare
Prussia
Grand Duke
Hesse
Clossly
Lindenstrass
United States
Great Britain
France
Tusia
Austria
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
Canada
Mexico
Australia
Denmark
Switzerland
Norway
Greece
Rights of the Child in Farm Life and Home Ownership
A historical note on child ownership of farm assets urges fair treatment in sales to foster responsibility. It argues that giving children real stakes, like lambs or crops, strengthens attachment to home and future character. It links parental fairness to robust, loyal outcomes and bans a sale-outcome mindset.
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