Remarkable Congress Closes After Historic Session
The Fifty-first Congress adjourned sine die after a long night of limited activity in both houses. President Harrison arrived early, signing and sending bills to cabinet members while staff filed papers. The House and Senate reflected on achievements, with cheers and farewells marking the end of a tumultuous, record-setting era.
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Tennessee
House
Africans In Congo Zone At Zongo Rapids Station Found
A Congo Basin post on the Mobangi River near Zongo Rapids reports people with features likened to Europeans but black in color. Descriptions include fierce jealousies and ritual practices. similar tribes near Bankwuru River share the same facial features and high physical stature. Coinage in February at the United States relates to 1,215,470 pieces worth 4,011,300 dollars across standard dollars, dimes, nickels, and pennies.
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Unitel Steter Rolats
Complete victory for Monongahela Valley coal miners strike
The long Monongahela Valley coal strike ended in victory for about 6000 miners who lost over a million dollars in wages during ten weeks. Other items include a New York fraud arrest, a Wrightsville wheel accident killing two, and various deaths, diseases, and legal actions across states. The report blends labor conflict, crime, disasters, and notable deaths into a single, dense news summary.
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Jerro Long
New York
Joan Sellers
Schuylkill Canal
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Joseph van Wormer
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Dailey, Hall &Co
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Rhode Island
Providence
Ladd
John H. Larry
Argentina Decree Halts Business for Two Days Amid Bank Run
The Argentine government suspended business on the stock exchange customs house and banks for two days to curb financial anxiety and protect the Provincial Bank from collapse. A 120 merchant syndicate agreed to lend 8 million, prompting no new currency issue and abolition of a two percent private deposit tax.
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Labor World Sparks Global Strike Notes and Labor Alerts
A sprawling labor roundup cites global unions, wages, and movements from Savannah stenographers to Yorkshire coal miners. It notes Paris International Labor Congress, eight hour demands in New York and Chicago, idle workers in Blackburn and San Francisco maids unionizing, and a Westinghouse air signal adoption by Lake Shore Railway for safer trains.
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Three Victims Die in Ohio buggy crash near Lima
An old farmer Lyman Hyde and his two daughters Judith twenty three and Enwhin sixteen were killed when their buggy was struck by a freight train at Sharkay's ing near Lima Ohio. The horse balked and occupants could not escape in time. Dr Thomas a Daily... hospital patient suffering Crow tubercular lung diseases.
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New York Times
Senate adjourns amid party clashes ends session
In the Senate the session adjourned after debates on the Brussels Congo slave trade treaty and other business. A conference report on the Legislative Appropriation bill was agreed to while army reorganization was rejected. The Deficiency Appropriation bill and Central Pacific Railroad and French spoliation claims were debated, and the end of the session came with lively scenes.
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Tenmix floods and rail farce in new gleanings
New gleanings report floods in Ark na Tenmix with 1 Tix deposits in Mexico and Mexico to have the continent’s longest tunnel. Italy suffers cold weather ring, Hawaii reports critical condition, and 10,000 “profis of music” in England. Kansas passes railroad fare cap while New York plans a public playground for children. Exeven battleships for Germany and other items fill a wide, fragmentary digest of global notes.
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New Haven
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Lion Attack at Paris Hippodrome Ends Tamer's Life
At the Hippodrome in Paris a lion tamer is attacked by a lion during a show. Scots, the trainer, had finished drilling six lions when one refused to enter its cage. He battled the beast with a fence, dropped the lance, and was mauled before another trainer arrived and the lion retreated back to its cage.
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Two Students Die in Monro High School Fire
A fire at Monro High School early morning claimed the lives of Thomas E. Pemberton of Little Rock Arkansas and Albert Bost of Bost's St North Carolina. Girls on the ground floor escaped before flames cut off the third floor occupants. General Bannysna's widow seeks damages of 1000 dollars from the United States.
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Atlantic Snow Gale Ravaged England in Violent History
A cable from London describes a severe snow storm sweeping southern England near the vernal equinox, rivaling the Royal Charter storm in ferocity. Railways blocked in Kent and Sussex, roads buried, docks suspended, and dredging ships harmed as ships drifted away and lifeboats capsized with drownings.
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Notable Names and Odd Facts From A Distant Record
A string of brief biographical notes lists varied figures from royalty to American executives. It mentions residents and officials like Ex Governor Gorsan of Maryland, King of Spain described as bright yet ugly, Sir Tharia Topan's death reducing Indian knights to four, and Jeppe C. Frenan near ninety-nine as Booth Mason elder. Also noted are business figures such as Jon Asto from Standard Oil, and West Point graduate William Young born 1799.
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Berlin
Southern securities rise in wake of Barings failure
Interviews in the Baltimore Manufacturer's Record with Baltimore bankers and brokers discuss the impact of the Barings collapse on Southern investments. Alexander Brownenya notes Western weakness redirecting capital to the South, citing railroad securities and other ventures as profitable. John A. Hambleton & Co. asserts strong Southern pull for capital amid global low mood, highlighting growth potential and favorable natural advantages.
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Decline of Cashmere Shawl Trade Moves India Trade Policy
In Cashmere valley guides say shawl manufacture, once a century old emblem of opulence, has faded with native courts. Recent Allahabad reports note a trade surge with Britain while exports fall by 61 lakhs of rupees over four years. London reports 250 killed and 5000 injured from fast driving. California seeks ramkin cultivation legislation.
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