Meeting of Conference Committee on League and Association
A January 29 meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel of the Conference Committee from the National League and American Association adopted resolutions to foster closer ties. They plan to appoint a conference committee, ensure mutual respect, and note St Louis joining the National League as a positive outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League and American Association
Raolations
New York
League and American Association of Baseball Players
Fifth Avenue
Lucas-Von der Ahe
League
A. H. Soden
Boston
J. E. Allen
Providence
National League
American Association
Chicago
National League and
St. Louis
Dynamite resolutions and London explosions query at House
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs plans to report on dynamite resolutions by Newitt and Findlay. They seek only information from the executive about London explosions received by the U.S. government. The panel opposes hasty Senate action and expects a heated debate over official knowledge on the matter. The secretary of state reports on ocean cable landings from 1867 to 1884 and notes possible noncompliance by some cable companies. Kaw Indian witness Hardy accuses Gilbert lease of being obtained unfairly. General Robinson denies a salary dispute with Speaker Carlisle and Comptroller Lawrence, saying salary is determined by statute and duties performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Messrs
House Committee
United States
London
Secretary of State
Senate
Hardy
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Kaws
Miles
Robinson
Congress
Ghio
Carlisle
Lawrence
General Robinson
Lawrence Snd
Congress Debates Nicaragua Treaty and Oklahoma Land Rules
The Senate opened executive session on the Nicaragua treaty after receiving multiple communications from the Secretary of State. Discussions covered Venezuela claims payments, Indian territory cession, and awards for ocean rescues. House actions included land grant debates, appropriations, and a River and Harbor bill adjournment at 5:40 p.m.
G A R Encampments report and Connecticut session details
The State Encampment of Ohio and Connecticut convened with reports urging reduced representation and lower per capita taxes. Officers announced 120 new posts and 8 613 recruits. Connecticut reported 4 796 members, assets of 564 33 and a relief fund of 27 005 31. A grand camp fire followed at Casino Rink Pirrancram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Connecticut
Amos
Lloyd
Cincinnati
Buiperfort
Department of Connecticut
Grand Army Hall
Council of Administration
William Barry
W. H. Pierpont
Dynamite in Canada causes panic and guards tightened
Rumors of a plot to blow up the Victoria Bridge trigger panic among government officials in Montréal. Chief Detective Cullen warns of dynamite manufacturing near the Canadian American frontier and a planned campaign in the provinces. The Victoria Bridge faces enhanced security as banks and officials receive warning and visitors are barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Buridge
Monntreal
London
Canada
Cullen
Grand Trunk Railway
Victoria Bridge
Tibe
Stewart wounded. British hold Metemneh
London dispatch reports General Stewart badly wounded after heavy fighting from Abu Klea to Metemneh. Stewart entrenched at Bouth Metemneh and in communication with General Gordon. Wolseley reports Metemneh capture and praises Stewart, urging promotion. Five Emirs and 250 rebels killed. Cameron and Herbert also killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
London
War Office
Bouth Metemneh
Gordon
Metemneh
Wolseley
Gubat
Korti
Redvere Buller
Abu Klea Wells
Pigott
Cairo
Chartes Beresford
Metemoeh
Khartoum
Abo Ela Wells
Nile
Abu Klea
Sir Charles Wilson
Cameron
London Standard
Herbert
Post
Shebacat Wells
Lord A. Vincent
Sewart
Whitehall
Wilson
Gorton
Recita
Lord Wolseley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Dunkirk
The
Dunkirk Printing Company
Orrica
East Second ST
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirx Journal
Oy Cestler Sama
Ada
ALL Newsdealers
R.gzo
E. Blacksam
Buffalo Street
Dunkirk N
Lee Eeeee
Stanley
Bld
Beardance
OOK
James Ircing
Journal
Center Strest
N.Y
Pampuleta
Ehc
Hargis
Swart
Congress Training Rooms
Venter Street
Jamis Hane
Robbin Streets
Az Egan
Opera House
Rane Gilbert
Joseph Murphy
Faso Marspey
Kerry Gow
America
Belle Melville
Nelson's
J. T. Hoole & CO
Cor
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
Erie Store
Atea
Monroe Block
Center Street
Telegraph
Base Ball Association
Gua. Younestows
C. Theo. Scheurer
Cleveland
Commercial House
Schearer
James A. Garfield
Clevecant
Thankful Tanner
Common Pleas Court
H. J. Ewing
Lucretie R. Garfield
Garfield
Tanner
Roderick Monroe
Stonewall” Jackson
Ridonp
New Orleans Exposition
Jeb Stuart
Des Moises
Mary Dooley
Caise
Circaco
Rock Island
Sixteenth Street
W. H. Hutchins
Cuiiaco
Manitoba
Minnecota
St. Paul
Duluth
la Crome
Sienis
Milwaukee
Laws
St. Louie
Vicinity
Mexico
Portlano
Ore
Oregon
Washington Territory
Cascades
College Point
Oppenheimer
Sal Lake
Utah
Taylor
Thatcher
Sharp
Sonora
Chinaman
Li Quong
Chinese Cigar-makers’ Union
Maiden Lane
Perl Street
Fan-Tan
Stapleton
Station Island
Melleves
Dayton
Bartholomew Lidenbarger
Opel
Oregon Short Line
Soda Springs
Idaho
Anthony Hassett
Holden
Piscopaleces
Tonosto
the World
Rocartten
Bilis
Atten
Washington
Love
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Navy
Offdala
Yakutek
Ekutek
Preaciot
Lay
Reed
Dakota
Paige
J. 8
Blocum
Comittee
Fitch
Mr. Holman
Bir
Hewitt
Hanley
Marquette & Gatanaron Hailronad
Michigan
Henley
Yeas
Arays H
Willis
Oliver Brothers & Philips
Pirrancram
H. W. Oliver
Wayne McVeigh
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steelton, Pa
Diane
Cixersxatr
Leigh
Brighton
Central Avenue
Hoapital
Hatbig
John Paul
Dynamite IN
Ohio Legislature
CoLvintes
General Assembly
TheTouse
Cole
Ross
Carro
Fell Dowe
Dernory
Mise
Kate Connor
Gray & Path
Pekny Boy
South Metemneh
Btswart
General Gordon
Datalis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!