Morrison to push bankruptcy bill amid week’s House agenda
The House will begin with Library Committee considering a large appropriation for a new Congressional library but Speaker plans to delay final passage. Other committees advance bills on civil service terms, food and drug investigations, bankruptcy, McPherson funding, silver certificates, and naval and militia funding. Morrison also aims to revive tariff discussions and the district appropriation bill remains active. The Senate pursues bankruptcy legislation, while weather and local incidents add to the day’s brief notes.
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Committee On Library
Congressional Library
Singleton
Ifan
Public Health
Judiciary Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
Morrison
House
District of Columbia
Board of Commissioners of inter-State Commerce
Air Oregon Central Land Grant
Senate
Final bid for reprieve in Coyle execution set
On the verge of an execution in Gettisome Pennsylvania officials and external experts debated a possible reprieve for John Coyle condemned for Emily Myers murder in York County. Medical opinions from Tate Mills and Goodman were sought to counter claims of insanity while Governor Pattison faced pressure to delay the hanging slated for about eleven tomorrow.
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John Coyle
Emily Myers
York County
Pattison
T. T. Tate
Coyle
Charles B. Mills
Guiteau
Lianis
Philadelphia
Ernest Goodman
Tate
David McConaughy
Harrisburg
Tae Zallows
Chicago Markets Open Firm Then Fall On Demand and Bears
Chicago markets opened firm on good demand from short sellers and favorable overseas news but quickly weakened as lingering inquiries slowed and big bear pressure hit prices. Wheat and corn fell with soybeans erratic while hogs, pork, and ribs slid amid cautious trading and fear of further losses. In Hubbard a violent assault left John Doyle severely injured. a suspect fled and remains at large.
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Crcano
Sea Board
Ream
Afurray
Younostows
Hubbard
John Doyle
Andrews & Ditchcock
Jack Ralen
Boyle
Kaleen
Starmont the Thoroughbred Stallion Dies in Box
Alliance April 22. Starmont a thoroughbred stallion owned by Professor Theodore Armstrong of Mt Union and General W T Withers of Lexington Kentucky dropped dead in his box Monday morning. The cause thought congestion of the lungs. He was five, sired by Almont and dammed by Starling. An offer of 6000 was refused recently. Also notes the Petroleum Exchange opening with 246 members and $11,000 annual rental, $175,000 cost, and immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden totaling 3460 with 318 Mormons aboard.
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Mt. Union
W.T. Withers
Lexington
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Almont
Starling
George Wilkes
Dessie
Pepper
Armerica
Tirisenen
New Petroleum Exchange
L. E L. Smith
New York Exchange
W.C. Moreland
J. J. Vandergrift
New Exchange
Retreat from Khartoum by Gordon amid global tensions
Foreign reports from Khartoum say General Gordon plans retreat to Lower Egypt via Abyssinia, taking Col Stewart and Vice Consul Power, with all foreigners wishing to accompany. Ireland debate splits over dynamite policy, with supporters and opponents outlining risks to unionist and nationalist movements. Across Europe, Windthorst pushes anti socialist amendments in Germany and Russia rounds up revolutionaries. France plans expulsion of Austrian socialists and possible asylum talk involving the Vatican. In Washington, Dayton soldiers home case moves forward and Senate deliberations on Mississippi Virginia investigations continue.
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England
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America
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Ireland
Europe
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Berto
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Reichstag
ST. Petersluvrg
Lachmanoff
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Dosteni
Kunstaldé
Revolutionary Party
Peter and Paul
Saratoff
St. Petersburgh
Popr
Paris
Monsignor
Kende
Rome
Ferry
Frame
Vatican
France
Heavy Snowstorm and Manitoba Political Notes
Snow falls steadily across the region turning to rain by evening with trains blocked and stock losses, while Manitoba politics push for land control and railway expansion. Denver gold discoveries draw thousands as talks of lodes and placers rise. Sudden clown death, washouts, and political intrigue fill the day’s brief reports.
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Ekan
Kansas
Central Branch
Union Pacific
Denver
Mount Pisgah
Pike's Peak
Miners’ Union
Golden Valley
Lading
Leadville
Tribune
New Mexico
M C Finker of Jarmestown Suffers Long Illness
M C Finker of Jarmestown New York endured a chronic ailment with coughing and throat issues that persisted for years. After treatment, his condition improved and he reported his emoll returned and his courage steadied. He sought relief from his local druggist.
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Jarmestown
N.Y
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