Congress Week in Senate and House Plans and A Punch of Elections
Telegraph notes coming legislation with reports on committee actions in Washington. Bills on wage extension district matters and appropriation uses in Congress are expected to move, with a focus on President count, library building, land grants, and labor statistics. A mass of Senate and House business, plus a grand baptism ceremony on the Potomac near Washington, shapes the week ahead.
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Washington
Randall
Gebunba
Columbie
Enton
Sucresmon
Smeleton
Congressional Library
Pyson
Senate
Bureau
Jaabor
Itas
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Unus
Mc Prye
House
Ie Haase
Wheat reports show crop near standard for May 1
The Department of Agriculture May 1 returns indicate the wheat crop nearly matches April conditions with a general average near the standard fall average. Winter wheat in New England remains high in condition. spring sowing in Minnesota slows due to rains. overall area reports due June 1. Rye and barley averages are strong. meadows and pastures show promise though under ideal growth. cotton planting delayed by low temperatures in the South.
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New England
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
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California
Minnesota
Dakota
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Apul
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Ississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Campbell Indicted in Ohio Riot Grand Jury Presentment
The Ohio riot grand jury indicts Colonel T Campbell for attempting to bribe, waives reading, pleads not guilty, and seeks an early trial with bond set at 1008 dollars. Reports claim strong evidence against him. The case arises amid a wider probe of Berner’s murder trial and riot disturbances in Cincinnati.
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Crucisnati
T. ©. Campbell
Berner
Campbell
Foraker
Hamilton County
Witneses
Jesy Dauness
Campbell Sant
Cole
Warton
Desmond
Court House
Fourteenth Regiment
Pebne
Stephen Minchell
Afinchett
Minnesota Car Company Funds Involved in Stock Sales and Receivership
Reports from various cities detail the extensive borrowing by Senator Sabio for the Car Company of St Paul and its collapse. Bankruptcies spread from New York to Boston and New England towns, with stock sold in Norwich, Fitchburg, Lowell, Manchester, and more. A receiver plans ten months of operation before potential recovery, while creditors brace for payments as scattered machinery and property are inventoried.
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Corr
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Niw Lous
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Chicago
Northwestern Car Company
Itout Dela
Miswan
Firesattnn
Mass
Sabin
Westons
Lawrence
Wachasset Bank
Siock
Josepthe Gat
Washington
Seetaday
New Lori
Suicide at Pleasant Till Ends Troubled Marriage
A sensational death by self harm occurred Sunday morning near Pleasant Til on the Missouri Pacific line near Kansas City. Mrs Mann C Wert hanged herself at the Pace House after ongoing family troubles, while her husband Mr Wert, the suicide’s spouse, witnessed, and neighbors reported a period of domestic strife prior to the act.
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Grant County
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