Mormon Bill Debates and Tariff Talks in Congress
Washington City reports chronicling a clash over policy on silver payments and bond redemption, plus debate on an anti Mormon bill. The Utah bill advances in both House and Senate with votes and listed names. Morrison and Bland figures loom in tariff strategy as committee work continues. Rankin declines in health, and a clerical actor Minn is involved in a street altercation after a theatre contract dispute.
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American ship progress and royal illness update
Paotie A Propoal shipbuilder Cramp in Philadelphia reports last ship for Pacific Mail beating the Zerlinlander record by fifteen hours toward Honolulu. He expects a New York to Liverpool voyage in five days and may seek a $3,010,000 vessel order from New York capitalists. Princess of Wales illness causes public anxiety with no official bulletins. Prince of Wales reportedly consulted. Arsenic poisoning verdict in Freeborn case. Little Rock train stuck mid river in zero weather. Cleveland jewelers Adter & Co. assign insolvency with $50,000 liabilities.
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Prince of Wales
Democratic banquet honors Watteron era figures in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio a Jackson club banquet drew prominent names including ex Senator Thurman and Henry Watterson. Governor Hill spoke on Democratic principles and administrative integrity while discussing treasury policy and party loyalty. Reports describe a lively reception with decor, toasts, and banter among attendees.
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Ohio
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Democrata
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Jackson Club
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Bielalin
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Powell
Henry Watterson
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Treasury
Congress
Ientucky
Luis Kenpdig Ll
Treaury
Fire devastates Mobile cotton firm buildings and deaths reported
A major blaze swept Dorgan Abbott and surrounding cotton firms in Mobile, destroying three and a half story structures and killing two prominent businessmen J Bubforth and J M Wright. The fire, fanned by high winds, halted only as night fell, with insurance listed at 150000. Separate reports mention a boxing event and political notes, including Winston’s resignation and a note on early wire technology advances.
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St. Michiel Sieety
Quiglay & Mt. Jobin
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Bua & Co
Whales Grocers
C.K
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Porch
Shepper
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Loot of Lancaster Bank Robbery Recovered in Rutland Case
A Vermont bank robbery aftermath unfolds with two suspects, You vot Barnum and an associate, implicated in the Lancaster National Bank heist in Chesterfield. Detectives recover two alligator skin bags, bonds from West Rutland Marble Company, Wyoming Meat Company, and a trove of papers, cash, and a will. The trail centers on McNeil, a key figure in the plunder, with arrests and confessions pending.
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West Huth Marble Company
Honda
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Kon Hentor
Miaway
NeNeil
McNeil
Wik
Lowell
Rutland
Holon Fuutly
Thurman as Arbitrator Miners wage row in Ohio
Judge Allen G Thurman, chosen as umpire by both miners and coal operators of Ohio, rules the next year’s pay should be 60 cents per ton. He states miners’ wages can rise without harming operator profits and that districts can remain competitive. Also notes Madrid and London dispatches on politics and the American Exhibition postponement to 1887.
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