Happenings of a Week From March 21 Briefs
A column of diverse notes from March 21 reports ships grounding and refloating events including La Bretagne near Long Island, marching and reserves in Massillon, various arrests and legal actions, religious revivals in San Francisco, wage cuts in Osage coal fields, drownings, train wrecks, and political moves across Illinois Iowa Indiana Wisconsin and beyond.
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la Bretagne
Long Island
Massillon
Commonwealth Army
Herman Thurton
Plano
Ills
Wichita
Kan
Carlisle
Washington
Denny
Indianapolis
Anna Bailey
Philadelphia
Lizzie Smith
Mary Smalley
Ottumwa
Charles Mark
Waukegan
Methodist
San Francisco
Arkansas
Osage District
M. W. Messick
Cedar County
Missouri
Sac River
General Western
American Cereal Company
United States
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Omaha
Michigan
Lamoreaux
Portage Company
Congressional Proceedings Chronicle Senate and House Actions
The record covers March sessions detailing the sundry civil appropriation bill passage in the House with a net cut versus the current year, tariff bill moves in the Senate, and routine business. It notes the ONeill Joy contested election debates, the Mahone site vote, and a free silver discussion triggered by Sherman. It reports deaths and adjournments surrounding Senator Colquitt and related memorial actions in Washington.
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Wasuixatoy
General Land Office
Holman
Treasury Department
Secretary of War
Washinaron
Senate
Voorhees
Finance Committee
George
Washington
Harris
Jamestown and Northern Railway
Devil's Lake Indian Reservation
North Dakota
House
O'Neill-Joy
Mahone
Sherman
Committee On Judiciary
United States
Omaha
Neb
Congress
Elections Committee
Colquitt
Gordon
Macon
Morgan
Butter
Ransom
Gray
Hoar
Proctor
Casey
Perkins
Allen
Isaac W. Canter
Mount Vernon Place
M. E
Rawlins
Utah
Fort Douglas
Territory of
Turner
Georgia
Coxey's Army Reaches Canton in Cold Wind
Coxey's men pressed eight miles toward Washington on Sunday amid a sharp wind. Nearly a hundred marchers were joined by about 8,000 at Massillon and Canton. News notes Coxey's financial troubles and a mortgage on his stallion Acolite. Ohio recruits along the route plan to carry firearms if pressed.
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Kansas
Curtis
Topeka
New Orleans
Madeline Pollard
Indianapolis
Police Board
Little Rock
Ark
Milwaukee
Uncle Sam
Charlotte Smith
Woman’s National Industrial League
Coxey
Washington
Hurley
Wis
Grinnell
Belleville
Harry Albury
Marshall D. Talcott
Chicago
New York Law and Collection Company
Albany
E M._Akin
Rockford Young Men’s Christian Association
Kansas Young Men’s Christian Association
J. A. Houser
Misa
Cathérine
Bega
BBN
Kelsall
Clinton
Hot’ Springs
Hoke Smith
Burlington
Lacoma
Wash
J. M. Overton
Nashville
Tenn
Minneapolis
Southeastern Kansas Immigration Association
Parsons
Annie Bauhart
Massillon
Army of Peace
Tillie Heneman
Keokuk
Claude Bland
Hopkins
Hesing
David Price
Edwardsville
Ill
Fayette
Vanhorn
Rockford
Dixon
Armourdate
Kan
San Francisco
Jennie Ross
Child
Methodist Conference
Tom de Priest
Benton County
Troy
Ala
Hon
W. T. Lanham
Texas
Chagrim Falls
Fieod
Ohio
St. Johns
N. B
Congressional
Toronto
Ont
Salt Lake City
Utah
Winthrop
Pomeroy
Sam Jones
John J. Ingalls
Bluedorn
Missouri Pacific
Supreme Court
Caldwell
Colorado Midland
New Castle
Rifle Creek
Canton
Reedurban
Acolite
James E. Pepper
Kentucky
Pepper
Salem
Pennsylvania
Denver army mobilization plans rise to 5000 men
Bert Hamilton leads a Denver effort to organize an army for Washington. He appointed 100 officers who will be held for a week to work on the project and will not start with fewer than 1000 men, aiming to depart Colorado with 5000.
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Denver
Bert Hamilton
Washington
Hamilton
Colorado
Rio de Janeiro Returns to Peace After War
Rio de Janeiro shows signs of normalcy as insurgent warships withdraw and forts along the waterfront suffer only minor damage. Festivities and religious processions resume while troops move south to reinforce federal forces opposing the insurgents. Harbor traffic returns to usual merchant loading and unloading.
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Rio de Janeiro
Colonel Breckinridge Plans Congressional Run
A Washington telegram confirms Judge Bradley overruled Miss Pollard's attorneys motion to strike Breckinridge deposition readings. The judge will pass on objections as depositions are read, revealing Pollard's past in court. O Mahoney states Breckinridge will contest Congress in a hot race.
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Congress
Lexinatoy
Washington
Colonel Breckinridge
O'Mahoney
Victory for Waite Judge Upholds Police Board Appointees
In Denver Judge Glynn dismissed the contempt case and quashed the injunction against Mayor Van Horn and Fire and Police Commissioners Barnes and Mullin enabling them to assume their duties. In Omaha the South Omaha Live Stock Exchange reports no action on lumpy jaw legislation and few affected animals, while 30 were killed at Santander following the London explosion.
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Glynn
Police Board
Denver
District Court
van Horn
Barnes and
Mullin
Waite
Omaha
South Omaha Live Stock Exchange
Chicago Exchange
The Nerve Force and Restorative Nervine Exalt Health
The article extols brain and nerve vitality via the pneumogastric pathway and links nervous disorders to organ weakness. It credits Franklin Miles for nerve studies and promotes Restorative Nervine as a non opiate brain and nerve food sold by Dr Miles Medical Co with a six bottle package.
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Franklin Miles
Miles
St. Vitus
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Rosses
Hudson
Hudson Medical
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