Senate Confirmations and Swine Disease Report Summary
News from the nation’s capital covers Senate confirmations including Lawrence Walden and others, an annulled Hard Times levee contract in Mississippi, and Indian affairs. Reports on swine diseases from Curtis find less illness in the West, urge two inspectors per packing-house, and discuss pork inspection to protect markets.
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Curtis
Goring
Chicago
Cport
Loring
Poland
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Crow Agency
Lawrence Walden
Clinois
Court of Claims
John R. ‘Tanner
Ilinois
N. P. Banks
Massachusetts
United States
Alonzo Gemer
Oregon
Waco Springs
John W. Scott
Kansas
Ponca, Pawnee and
Otoa
Samuel E. Holabins
John 8. Tooker
Michigan
Montana
Robinson Lock
Ohio
New Castile
Walter Evans
Internal Revenue
Bin
Mesers
Shannan
Aldrich
Voschees
Meath
Menphis
Lavee
Mississippi
Singh Carlisle
Gambersslle
Alatama
HOUSE
Old Education and Labor Committee
Committee On
Labor
Congressional Library
Kiefer
United States Marshally
John C. Wyman
New York
H. Watkins
Frank H. Trueadell
District of Columbia
Northern Pacifc
Sepainaton Lemna
Commission
Congress
Tomménd & Mort
Congressional
Wasnineres
Alten Dulodaveda
Tony
van Wyck
Reagan
Blackburn
Banking and Coutesses
Forgien
Earch
Horr
Bisda Baiking
Ue Democratic Party
Saint Augustine Fire Reports Crew Rescue at Sea
Reports from Dartmouth indicate the Spanish Mail steamer Saint Augustine, sailing Matita to Liverpool, caught fire in the Bay of Biscay. Eighty-two crew and passengers fled in boats. survivors reached an English brig while the burning vessel sent another boat back. A fourth boat landed fourteen persons at Dartmouth, leaving about thirty aboard as the steamer burned. A brig reportedly picked up some crew near Dartmouth.
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Dartmouth
Datmi
Sprin
Digpatch
Sant Augustine
Pene
French Forces Capture Sontay Stronghold In Vietnam
French troops seized the principal encampment at Sontay in Tonkin amid stubborn enemy resistance. Losses included about 200 French with 15 officers killed or wounded. General Courbet commanded 7,000 men, with 4,000 engaged and the remainder held in reserve as the battle unfolded.
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Tcu Cap Elore
Sontat
Hose Kexo
Deu
Alma
Turks Notal
Faistian
Crete
Cales
Manitoba and Northwest Demands for Government Reform
Manitoba and Northwest Partners' Union resumes talks with a declaration of rights. The resolutions push for provincial control of a Manitoba railway, school lands, and a repeal of certain tariffs and duties. Delegates urged a new confederation with the west, while cautioning about eastern opposition and imperial policy. A separate report notes a violent stabbing at the National Hotel and a train wreck near Chadstone with casualties. The Democratic state convention met and nominated slate items, with McEnery renominated for governor and Noblock for lieutenant governor.
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Wixsxipk
Manitoba and Northwest Partners'’ Union
Warneas
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Tandy
Hudson Bay
Stewart
Northwest
British Columbia
Atwood
Wisaf Noedse
Otfawa
Ontario
Lake Suprior
Pacific Ocean
Mt. Staow
Brandon
Colubia
Barros Tarot
Wreress Hilleleven
Johns, Young
Caddo
Tee
Snyder
McEnere
Clay Noblock
E. A Burke
Cynoinghan
Sear Atroy
Conte and Examine His Elegant Line of Presents
Conte showcases a refined selection of suitable presents, inviting readers to assess the elegant lineup and judge its fit for gifting. The feature highlights craftsmanship and tasteful choices across items suitable for varied occasions.
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Mr. Curtis
Uea
Suspexsiox Biopark
N.Y. der
Onion Pacific
New Xone
Enien Pacific Railroad Company
Wilson
Ainex
Adams
E. I. Baker
G. Pexter
Clark
Dadee
A. A Green
John Sharp
A. Sehell
Gould
Solon Ha Pbers
Bromley
Conger
Parrigh
Haver
Sevt
Lospex
Lord Lorne
Canada
Alexander ‘Y. Galt
England
Ag Insane Minister
Tonasto
Anade
New Yous
William David Walker
North Dakota
Coxe
Lavtie Beck
Ark
Dee
Gazette Hope Special
Harris
Fron Mountain Railroad
Pullen
Mason
Washington
Bec
Guiteau
Zanesville, O
Seventy-eighth Ohio
Poabear
Sontay
Loxpos
Ihr Czar
Brewin
Visis
Bernix
Rome
Paysbiad
Rowe
Duke Aosta
Prince Paul
Baden
Depretis
Breakfaat
Chamber of Deputies
Tonquin
Paris
Tonquota
Soniay
Duchin
Patrick Moghan
Ireland
America
Varant
Cabvay
Wassiel
Yeaterday
Kie Lab
Desir
Dera
John Mexlan
Amherica
Clonbar
Calvary
Cincinnati
Asiance
The
Cincinnati, & PLC
Logan
Cuxcins Ats
George Brunner
Anton
Frank Hater
Suanrdaale
W. Lowell
Erazanetti
X. d. Dee
Eagan
Edward G. Rough
Hood
Sesglen
Winnipeg
Bacomton
Bailey
Nelson Feet
Tdacer
Lad Beer
Ottawa
Imian
Hix Twite
Cincisya OL
Radward Dasheinin
Apna
National Hotel
Borie
Werknesdey
Thichemin
Duchemin
Rieshos
Chicago, Burlington
Iniana Democracie Camenti
O. Hood
Sarnaperitia
Christias Persena
Decca
Delhi
Oakley
Dr. Knitting Co
Ieper Lr
Oakley's
Dentin Ne
Lyon
Et Brothers At the
Palace Drug Store
Can Avenue
Lyon One
Ora
Louis Heyl
Florida
Malaga
California
Butcher’s Pottery Art Room
M. Burcher
Monroe Bleck
Denkirk
Henry Weiler
Harta Mountain
ST. Andreas
Gures
Zach
Third Street
Holiday Presents
W. C. Heuser & Co
Lien St
Dunkirk, NY
Gall
E. A. Hoffacker
Ter
Lien
Sireste
Ernst A. Hoffacker
Sarehive
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