Protests over Dakota statehood and broad Senate actions
Congress debated a protest signed by Maine capitalists against admitting Dakota until bonds in Yankton County are purged of alleged repudiation. Western investments delays were cited. Amendments created a Life Saving pension roll and other measures passed including Mississippi bridge funds and fort reservations sales.
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Hale
Senate
Maine
Dakota
Yankton County
McMillan
Military Academy
Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fort Abercrombie
Otoe
Missouri
Pendleton
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Gibson
New Orleans
War Department
Leedom
Committee On Territories
Messrs
Mills and Richardson
S. C
Page
Biela Reports Dead Cod Frontier From Electric Storm
The steamship Biela passed a wide line of dead cod and ray fish for forty miles off Barnegat, the captain believes an electric storm killed them. Several flood and fire incidents also feature with powdery losses and aid efforts across the South.
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Biela
Barnegat
Exper Morsan
Mormon Church
Cotton States
Chattanooga
Salt Lake
Candera
Tex
Royal B. Conant
Eliot National Bank of Boston
Arthur
Barnes & McGill
Haw Tey
Minn
Tur
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boston
Mass
Lincoln
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Vicksburg
Lessie B
Shreveport
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Sprague
Southland
Texas
Cleveland
Tug Red Cross Society
Notable Mixed News From Washington and New York
Report covers Mrs Myra Crarg Gaines win in a Washington court over her son in law J Y Christmas. Denials by Dr Susan Epson about leaking sickroom news. Sinois Legislature meets in extra session on the 23rd. Peruvian investigation notes Henry W Blair as the senator hinted at. New Mex Marshal appointment for A L Morrison. Chinese Immigration bill votes listed in House. President signs Anti Polygamy bill. Soudkers reveals Garfield Rosecrans letter ownership. New York Assembly adopts Free Canal resolutions.
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Myra Crarg Gaines
New Orleans
J. Y. Christmas
Washington
W. G. Whitney
Gaines
Susan Epson
Sinois
Jacob R. Shipherd
Henry W. Blair
New Hampshire
Robertson
New York
Grace
A. L. Morrison
Chicago
United States
New Mexico
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Senate
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Atkins
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Belford
Belmont
Berry
Bingham
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Bliss
Blount
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Brumm
Buckner
Burrows
Money
Morey
Moulton
Murch
Mutchier
O'Neill
Pacheco
Page
Paul
Payson
Peelle
Phelps
Phister
Pound
Randall
Reagan
Rice
Richardson
Robinson
Rosecrans
Scranton
Shallenberger
Sherwin
Simonton
Singleton
Miss
Smith
N. Y
Wilson
Wise
W. A. Wood
Ness
Anderson
Barr
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Briggs
Browne
Buck
Camp
Candler
Carpenter
Chase
Crapo
Cullen
Dawes
Deering
Dingley
Dunnell
Dwight
Farwell
Grant
Hall
Hammond
N. J
Hardenbergh
Harris
Mass
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Hawk
Henderson
Hepburn
Hooker
Humphreys
Jacobs
Jones
Joyce
Kasson
Ketcham
Lord
McCord
Morse
Norcross
Orth
Parker
Ranney
Rich
Ritchie
Russell
Ryan
Schultz
Skinner
Spooner
Stone
Taylor
Thompson
Tyler
Retirement Talks By Alexander H Stephens
Alexander H Stephens announces he will retire from public life at the end of his Congressional term. The report notes other items including a school desegregation ruling by Judge Neillson, Longfellow's death in Cambridge, and various legal and military updates from Washington to New York.
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Alexander H. Stephens
Congress
Judge Neilson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Wansworth Lonerriow
America
Cambridge
Mass
Edith
Anna
Alice
Ernest
Charles
Mr. Longfellow
Portland
Reak Apmiran Scott
Navy
New York City
John W. Gurrrac
Washington
Lincoln
Whittaker
Military Academy
United States Supreme Court
Leddy
Mason
Foreign. Goods and events around Europe and Britain
Reports from London note Don Philippe de Bourbon set to wed Miss Mackey, an American heiress. Other items include arrests of the Marquis of Huntley in London for swindling, a heavy annuity granted to Prince Leopold, and Russia resisting Jewish expulsion. Moody and Sankey invited to London for evangelical work. Irish Land Leagues oppose Cardinal McCabe praise. Dublin police seize a wounded informer. Manitoba’s chief justice faces inquiry.
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William
Germany
Empire
Londdon
Don Philippe de Bourbon
Miss Mackey
Marquis of Huntley
London
House of Commons
Prince Leopold
Russia
General Ignatieff
St. Petersburg
French National Assembly
Moody and Sankey
Great Britain
Land Leaguers
Ireland
McCabe
Porte
Constantinople
Paris
United States
Dublin
KE. B. Ward
Court of Queen's Bench
Manitoba
Long Forgotten War News and Local Tragedies Reported Abroad
Secretary Text relays word from Lieutenant Harber of the Jeannette expedition about their safe arrival in Irkutsk. Reports detail drownings near Layton's Station Pennsylvania and levee breaks flooding Louisiana sugar districts, with widespread gloom from more floods. A Massachusetts man nearly beheads his wife. a Chesapeake & Ohio train wreck kills the engineer and fireman. Thirteen jailbreaks including Minnie Marx occur in Detroit. Henry W Longfellow noted as a national loss in London. Not guilty verdict on cotton futures gambling case in Memphis after four days.
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Harber
Jeannette
Scheutze
Irkoutsk
Layton
Louisiana
Goodrich
Dedham
Mass
John Sullivan
Clifton Forge
Dorsey
Brady
Washington
Detroit
Minnie Marx
Henry W. Loncretton
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Appleton Chapel
C. C. Everett
Rexbury
Laurel Run
Wilkesbarre
Chateaugay
Plattshburg
N. Y
Lowell
Wallenstein
Ricu Momp
Havre
France
London Globe
Henry W. Longfellow
England
America
Memphis Board of Trade
Tennessee Brokerage Association
Search Plan for De Long Missing Companions
Secretary Hunt receives De Long expedition plan dated January 10 1882 outlining a multi depot search across Lena delta Belun Two Crosses Cath Centerie Provarnia No 6 18 Bucof and coastlines with three traveling parties to search from Belun cover letters by Gro. W. Menv ine P A Engineer U S N detailing crews hired and dates to commence March 1 1882 with provisions and sled transport by reindeer and Yakut dog sleds under General Tchenko supervision.
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Trkoutsek
Ee Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Lena
Irkoutsk
Belun
Mount Jai
Sisteranke
Bulcour
Cath Centerie
Quivina
River Alouek
Upper Belun
de Long
Chipp
Alouek
Provarnia No. 6
Provarnia
Provarnia No. 18
No. 18
Barkin
Usterda
Bucoff
Bicht
Bucol
North Cape
Bucolf
Tana River
Tana
Tchenko
Bukoboff
Peter Kolenkin
I. Siberikoff
Guenbeck
Lens
Melville
Guenbreck
William C. F. Ninderman
Bukohoff
James H. Bartlett
Kolenkin
Lena Delta
Tchenkoff
Gro. W. Menvine
P. A
Frightful Railroad Accident Near Mandan
A Mandan special to the Bismarck Tribune describes a deadly rail disaster at dusk on a westbound train. Eight men died, most instantly in a crash that toppled sleeping cars into a river and left four bent bridge supports shattered. Names of the killed include Ole Johnson and Thomas Wilson among five identified men.
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Ole Johnson
Thomas Wilson
William Watson
J. McCormick
Thomas Grady
Death of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Remains Calmly Treasured
The Chicago Tribune reports the death of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow at seventy five. The renowned poet was born in Portland Maine in 1807 and served as Harvard professor before living in Cambridge near Washington headquarters. His legacy includes celebrated translations and poems praised for purity and beauty.
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Henry W. Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Portland
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Europe
Harvard
Cambridge
Oxford
Washington
Bruges
Datte
Chronicler
Daily News
Chicago
Whittaker Court-Martial Findings Reversed by President
Washington March 22 The Adjutant General issues a general order releasing Cadet Johnson C Whittaker United States Military Academy from arrest after the court martial found him guilty on two charges conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and false swearing The President disapproved the findings and sentence and directed his release The President cited improper admission of handwriting samples used as standards and the related error in the trial as reasons for disapproval and inoperative sentences
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Washington
Adjutant-General’s Office
Johnson C. Whittaker
United States Military Academy
Whittaker
West Point
United States
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