Tariff Hill Nearly Complete In Senate May Consideration Rush
Washington May 6 The Ways and Means Committee votes to strike the sugar question from the tariff bill and report it as an independent measure The panel nears completion and will reconvene Saturday to finalize the measure Nominations Chas Robinson collector Albemarle NC Wim B Hymen surveyor New Orleans Special deputy marshals bill debated by Senate and House Counting of electoral votes rules laid forth Tucker tariff bill details and amendments debated advancing to final passage Senate considers compensation for Confederate ship losses and public printing funding debates continue while various amendments are offered and debated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Chas, Robinson
District of Albemarle
N. C
Wim
B. Hyme
Jtierary Committee
Morgan
Peotore
Pang Fe
Pion
Tucker
Thes
Blount
Georgia
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On
Missia
Thiu
Mindaspot
Yeates
Blackurn
Ewing
Ohio
Blackburn
Money
Mississippi
Davis
Cal
New Zealand
U. S. Wales
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Eaton
Minnesota
Windom
Edmunds
West Virginia
Saulsbury
Baily
Conkling
United States Court
New York
Thurman
Baulsbury
Congress
Administration of Justice
Bailey
Bayard
Coke
Commerce Committee
Louisville and Portland Canal
Butler
Charleston Medical College
Marine Hospital
Kirkwood
Post Office Committee
East St. Louis
St. Louis Ag
Loweat
District of Columbia
Senate of the
United States
Toilan
Talmage
Asia
Africa
Zuloos
Tabernacle
Talmae
Europe
Mr. Beecher
Dr. Vincent
General Grant
General Sher
Dr. Tamage
Bil Vanderbilt
Nell
Niegers
Atlanta
Abie Sam
Ube
Calaboose
Underwood
Jack
Man John
Juote
Aays
Mas John
Lisi
White Falls
West Point
General Sherman
John Medi
Jolo
John
Theolick
Jobe
Dilo
Whitaker
Durkey
Repabitoans-Washburne Win Delegates at Chicago
Columbus reports a majority for Washburne among Chicago delegates. Wisconsin shows 8 for Washburne, 7 for Blaine, 7 for Sherman, 1 for Grant. New Hampshire delegates chosen. Ohio Democrats meet in Columbus and outline Thurman support. Tennessee Republicans nominate a governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburne
Mapion
Wis
Micago
Blaine
Sherman
Grant
New Hampshire
Concorp
N.H
Phanixall
H. H. Howe
State Committee
Aaron F. Stewanu
Nashan
Stevens
Wm. E. Chandler
Palmerson
C. Y. Moore
N. H
Chicago
G. Blaine
Ohio
Cotumbya
Julie G. Thompson
Central Committee
Frank Hurd
Toledo
Hunt
Thurman
United States
Geo. L. Converse
Franklin
Columbus
Democratic Party of
Allen G. Thurman
J. H. Ward
James B. Steedman
John MccSweeny
Durbin Ward
Messrs
A. V. Rice
Thomas E. Powell
Charles Hill
Ala van Clear
Fires Reach Oil Field. Town Battles Spreading Blaze
In BrarporD Pennsylvania a well at the Gakshade Oil Co ran dry and ignited. Flames spread rapidly across miles of oil property and threaten villages as dry wood fanned the fire. In Cleveland a four story brick building at 64 to 147 St Clair St was nearly destroyed by an early morning blaze. Beebes Block in Beebe, Boston saw Whitten Burth Young clothiers lose up to 250000 dollars, with heavy losses also to Bimon Hutch Whitten furniture goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreek He” and i
Braprord
Gakshade Oil Company
Eneuirer
Cleveeland
St. Clair Street
Ron
Hutch & Whitten
Two Drowned After Picnic Near Raleigh Lodge
Two men, Crocker and McMillan, drowned six miles south of Ra leion after a riotous picnic hosted by the Raleigh lodge of Good Templars. McMillan attempted to save Mitch ell, who was rescued by Charlie Jonian, a local lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teal
Foreign notices from London and Berlin claim cautious diplomacy
A long string of brief dispatches from Rio de Janeiro to London and various capitals report the Brazilian emperor signaling friendly relations with foreign powers and yellow fever and drought absent in Rio. Berlin, London, and Vienna accounts discuss Greece France Austria and Italy, with Bismarck’s stance toward the Vatican and Montenegrin affairs under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imagin
Rio de Janeiro
Emir Peror
Rio
Musmta
St. Prrexanona
Berma
Biam
Lonpox
Siam
Times
Paris
France
Okmmanr
London
Tinea
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Vatican
Landiag
Sustria
Loxpon
A_ Vienco
Dailyraph
Earl Granville
Porte
Count Dubsky
Constantinople
John Dunn
Zululand
Wolsely
Biquirer
Turkey
Feneion Fund
Indian appropriation bill and post office funding clash in Congress
Wells of Missouri submits a conference report on the Indian appropriation bill, agreeing to a continuation of the commission with a salary proviso. The house moves through post office debates, considering star service cuts, alleged fraud, and Western state impacts amid sharp exchanges on contracts and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouse
Washington
Wells
Missouri
Carlisle
Beales
N. C
Todiana
Hawley
Mills
Texas
Hazleton
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Treasury
Reagan
Southern Mall
Reed
Fractured 1880 Letter From Brent ARP on Race and Politics
A long 1880 communication narrates Bro Talmage relations, racial equality demands, and Southern white skepticism toward Elites. It includes citable anecdotes on Grant era politics, West Point, Beecher criticism, and emancipation legacies, with reflections on African American advancement and postwar reconciliation.
Dodd's Nervine & Tonic Powders advertised as vitality tonic
An 19th century patent medicine notice promotes De Dodd's Nervine and Tonic Powders as remedies for debility, insomnia, indigestion, heart palpitations, and nervous symptoms. It targets middle aged men and women with descriptions of shattered health, urging purchase via agents in Columbus and Baltimore with nationwide shipping and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dokl
Loti
de Dodd
Dono
Columbis
Mott, Elevenn Co
Baltimore
Mott
Stevens Woo
Prop'es Tollinore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tashington
Political. —S
Maryland
Preprrick
Henry Stockbridge
State Central Committee
Stockbridge
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Wise
Booth
H. Clay Wall
Frederick
Committee On Credentials
Tennessee Republicans
Nashville
Gillenwaters
Hawkins
A. M. Hughes
Maryi Alvin Hawkins
Carroll
Thow. C. Muse
Madison
Nasseville
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Dot
Rluh
Republican Party of
Tennessee
Alvin B. Hawking
Maynard
Enquirers Sun
Trns
Geo. Money
A. A. Taylor
Horace Maynouri
C. Ponek
J. M. Thornburg
H. H. Harrison
David Munn
CiIcaGco
Jackson, Minn
Republian
Armen
Br. Louis
Gen. Henderson
RE. C. Hubbards
Kentucky
Hubbards
Republic
St. Louis
Jnc
H. Henderson
Ferma
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
F. A. Potts
Wm. A. Billes
James G. Biasine
Thos. H. Dudley
Delaware
Kraukertown
Dover
Den
Committee of Credentials
Det
Hually
Southern
Enquirer-dun
Lexineton
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
J. P. Boyce
Kenoky
P. H. Hill
Gary
J. E. Brown
P. H. Leslie
Fe.t. Winkler
Alabama
W. BR. Yeoman
E. W. Dobbs
D. D
O. F. Gregory
South Carolina
Lanning Burrows
Lexington
Enquirer
R. D. Sarline
Humbert
Lothames
W. H. Mather
Lace Shaw
F. Gretton
Rosalind
Bowe
Engquirer-Gun
Sportmian Publicon
Trickett
England
Hanlon
Dole & Red4
Liverpool
Outran & Co
Enquirer-fun
Boston
Huse
Hese
Moent
John Watson
D. C. Meeks
Hartford
Watson
Goachin
Turky
Paris Temps Maya
Rl Granville
Foreign Department
Berdin
Egypt
Marquia
Ripon
Vicerny
India
Brindlal
Sues
Byquirer
Edinburgh Scottsman
Frederick Greenwood
Pall Mall Gazette
Erquirer Fur
Ma ‘Rance
Galveston
Heres Corney
Monolea Mountains
Elon City
Terre Haute
Natonal
Indianapolis
I. Legion
Oval
W.B. Ie
Miurkey
Bret
Father Rogarde
Cincado
Fred Grautant
Tiknits
Peed
Jefferson
Cayniers Clint
Pereus Invention
Indiana
Jewett
George P. Jewell
Kilisua
Moyles
Ham Hoyle
Fulton County
California
Collier
Starnes
Jodie
Alverine
Tray
Liogene
Frank
Howell
Goobye
Mr. Phillip
Rowland
Adiet
Hovis
Percesaura
Val
Bnyuteersen
Braunton
The
Valley Railroad
Balem
Ole
Old OR
John Dodd
Middlesex
C. J. Peacock
Broad Street
Columbus, Ga
Sears
Bill Heda
Thomas Cilbert
Randolph St
Troy Witters
exuTus
Huvan
DU. C
Abewagintss
Mouchester
Colognes
Epremive
Ad Dengulsis
Fanos
Jay
Bilynnon Carson Scolumbas, Gh
Mb Wed Friessing
Amd
Tillalan
Jer
Lome
Banpl
Wei
Strug
Adilyess St
Tom & U . Mleidews P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!